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The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1915-06-26
BOOM DAYS IN PlTTsBURe
Old SmeIters are Busy and New
Plants are Contemplated Because
of Zinc Demand.

The old smeIter days are back in
Pittsburg The zinc boom in the Jop-
lin district has teen followed by a re-
vival of the industry which gave Pitts
burg its standing as an industrial CEN
ter twenty-five years ago. Smelter
men who moved to the gas belt fifteen
years ago are returning to tAe Pitts
burg district. Flants, long idle, again
are running seven days a week.
The Pittsburg Zinc Company resum-
ed operations of it's smelter plant sew
eral weeks ago. Work is in progress
on additional blocks of furnaces there.
The smelter at Bruce, near Cherokee,
also was opened few weeks ago. The
construction of two or three new
smelter plants Immediately is antici-
pated.
Coal operators and coal miners are
enthusiastic over the prospects The
demand for coal has been slow and the
mines have been working irregularly
x x X
Mother and Child Burned.-Mrs
John Tolliver, wife of miner living
three miles southwest of Pittsburg,
and her 1-year-old baby were burned
Tolliver home the other day Mrs
Tolliver was about 80 years old 1t
is believed she was using gasoline to
start a fire.
Fought with Carl Schurz.-John
Yocker, IS years old, veteran in the
Prussian revolution with Carl Schurz,
is dead in Salina. He came to this
country in 1879. Mr. Yockers joined
the Prussian revolution when he was
Is years old and after being captured,
he was sentenced to death for trea-
son. His father assisted him to es-
cape
Bees Stung Helpless Man.-Dave
Beatty, police judge at Atchison,
climbed into tree to capture a swarm
of bees. He lost his balance and in
falling his head wedged in fork of
the tree. The bees stung him in doz-
ems of places. He was in a dangerous
condition when finally rescued by
neighbors.
Believe Tramps Robbed Mail
The postoffice in Cairo, a little town
ten miles east OF RFaIL, was rODD0d
the other night. Thirty five dollars in
cash and several stamps were taken
from the postoffice. and SIS from the
store the postoffice is in The sec
ton is infested with tramps
Charged with Murder-Three Mex.
leans working on the Anthony &
Northern construction gang in Pratt
were arrested recently charged with
killing the late chief of police of WITCH.
ita. They were taken to Wichita.
injured in Runaway.-John Beard
a retired farmer, was dangerously in
jured in runaway at Winfield. a
light wagon in which he was riding
was demolished in the accident and
Mr.. Beard suffered a conclusion Of
the brain.
Club Woman Dead.-Mrs. Minnie
Sponsler, wife of A. J. SponsIer, sec
Rotary of the Kansas state fair, is dead
at Hutchinson after short illness
Mrs. Sponsler was well known all owe,
the state in club circles Her death
resulted from a stroke OF apoplexy.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1915-06-26
u.21 san< the Iusitania7

London. June 1.-THE German sub
marine U-21 sank the Lusitania, ac-
eording to the EIsinore, Denmark, cor
respondent Of the EVENING Star
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1915-06-26

Harvest Hand Killed.. R. Clay.
a harvest hand from Frederickstown
Mo-, was killed recently while riding
a freight car filled with ties at Gyp-
sum City. He was in the end of the
car and heavy jar OF the car moved
the ties. crushing him
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1915-06-26

Club Woman Dead.-Mrs. Minnie
Sponsler, wife of A. ]. SponsIer, sec
rotary of the Kansas state fair, is dead
at Hutchinson after a short illness.
Mrs. Sponsler was well known all over
the state in club circles. Her death
resulted from stroke OF apoplexy.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1915-06-26

Killed in Motor crash-Frank
Thompson Of Carpenter. Wyo., was
killed and Theodore Pcelma, farmer,
was injured badly when a motor car
driven by Thompson skidded over an
embankment into creek near Be
lott.
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injured in Runaway.-John Beard,
a retired farmer, was dangerously in
jured in runaway at Winfield. A
light wagon in which he was riding
was demolished in the accident and
Mr.. Beard suffered a conclusion of
the brain.
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Maneled in Mower-Carl Campbell
the 12-year-old nephew OF Harry An
derson of Americas, probably was fat
ally injured when he was struck by
the sickle Of a moying machine The
boys left arm was cut of and his
right arm and body were severely cut.
The boy was oiling the mower when
the team became frightened and ran
away.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1915-06-26

Gets Gas Deposits.-Columbus is
going to prepare for a rain of SIS bills
in few days. The shower is not to
be a part of an aviation stunt, but is
the expected result of a supreme court
decision in which the gas consumers
who have paid in So each as a surety
deposit with the American Gas Com
pany will be REIN bursed.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1915-06-26

Move Big Glass Factory.-The
dismantling of the glass factory at
Ponca City, Ok, is being carried for
ward rapidly, and it is expected that
it will be in operation at Augusta,
Kas., its new home, by July 1. The
move is made to get the plant closer
to Wichita, where the United Sash
and Door Factory, which owns the
plant, is located. The big glass tank,
which has not cooled from the last
output a week ago, will be the last of
the plant taken.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1915-06-26

Charged with Murder-Three Mex
leans working on the Anthony &
Northern construction gang in Pratt
were arrested recently charged with
killing the late chief of police of Wich-
ita. They were taken to Wichita.
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Z 4
Killed by Live Wire.-George Wend-
ling, a member of the firm of Wirby
& Vending, ice manufacturers of
Frankfort, was electrocized by contact
with a live wire at the ice plant. He
is survived by his mother, Mrs. So
phie Vending, and several brothers
and sisters.
x x 4
Sacrifice to Sick Man.-Because
they did not want a river to flood the
land of their sick neighbor, Del Gray,
neighbors opened the Ievee of the river
near Muscotah, allowing their OWL
land to be flooded. Gray recently had
one of his legs shot off by the acci.
dental discharge of a shotgun.
Gymnasium for MidIand.-The board
of trustees of Midland college, in ses-
sion at Atchison, has authorized the
erection of a gymnasium to cost be
tween $4,000 and $4,000. Work will
commence. at once.
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KANAWAl 90
HE KANAWAI

F HooKAAvAIE Ana HAAw1NA DALA NO KA UKu Ana Ma
KAMA no KA IoLE MASAKu PEPEHIIA
Hooholoiu ka AhGoeo 0 ka Terore 0 Hardfi:
peuKu l. o ka huina Elua Tausani Elima Haneri Daa
(s 5oOoO) role ka lava kupono paha ia like ka
honaopopoia ana kea Ike hookaawaea mel mai oko ae
ma loaa man ka Teritoe kapaa oka Haawna lole Ma
naku' & hoohanaa hoi ka uku makana no Ia
manaku like me hoakaka maleko ka Mokuna SO Ma
Kanawai Houluuluia Hawaii 1915.
PAuKu 2. mana keia Kanawai ka la aponoia
al. - III -
Aponoia i keia la Is Aperla NJ. II. 1915
LUCIUS E. PINKHAM.
Kiaaina 0 ka Teritore 0 Hawaii
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KANAWAI SO
HE KANAWAI

HooLoLI Al PAUKU 2197 o KANAwAI HouLuuLU1A
0 HAWAII o 1915, Z Pill ANA HooLILo Ana
HooKoLoKoLo KAAPUNI, KoKUA, KAMMKI kAUKAI
E Hookoloia ka 4haolelo ka TeritOre Hdrdii:
PAuKu /. ka Pauku 2197 O Kanawai Houluulua
Hawaii 1915 ma keia Ike hoololiia mel:
C) ma ka paku mahope ka lana - ia keia
hope tho nei: "No ka maama ma Keik Kau
ksi (Dependent) ....................6,OO 100000"
(2) ka hoololi huahelu $4,000 lana
% me 81 o la heluhelu al 100000" ma ka hooo
ana ae ka huahelu 90" ma ka lana IL Ia
heluhelu al "6OOOO;"a
(3) ma ka paku ana mahope ka laina 46 ia kea ma
hope tho mel: "Kokua, keiki kamaiki kaukai
o ka aha hookolokolo kamaki ........... 10000"
-PAuKu ?. mana keia Kanawai kona aponoia al.
Aponoia kea la Is Aperila, NJ. H. 1915.
LUCIUS E. PINKHAM,
r." Kiaana o ka Teritore Hawaii.
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kANAwAI 81
HE KANAWAI
'4eoKAAwALE ANA HAAw1SA DALA PoMAIKAI
ra~ >. ,.:s., HENRY E. PETERSEN ~ -. a<s--
3 oholoia la 4haoIelo 0 hu Tcritore Hapauii:


lKU 1. Oka Puuku ka Teritore Hawaii ma keia Ike
hoota he Kauohaa mel uku mamuli palapaa kkoo
lhok aia ka Luna Hooa Ike apono ke Kiaaina
kaS lore, ka huna ekou haner dala Ia hapa paha
Ia wa kupono al, ka uku lilo kupono pauo
kaH ia oki no ka lapaau inaka Henry E.
Peters pono ma ka la so Novelnaba, 1899, oiai ola
laWeaN kama oihana Ike ano lie Kakiana ka Pual
'sF,' Raana / PnaI Koa Kiai Labui Hawaii. 4 mahops
MAJ lanawa hki ole iaa Ike lawelawe hama mamuli
ia eha al hik ole ke oaa lava kupono al kona
Ola ana tawaho ae ia uku kea keia mahi1Ia ka
huina skma daa Henry E. Petersen oleloia hoo
nau aku hama pela ka nanawa eua makahik
MAJ man aku ka la aponoia al keia Kanawai; ma
daia al keia mau nku kea Ike hookaa
valera nef oko ae ma oaa nlau 0 ka Terore.
PAuKu . mana keia Kanawa ma ka wa cha apopoia al
Aponola ka 15 Aperila, NJ. H. 1915. -. e
- G.v..@s -. . .- ILL"
:,=-z=> LUCIUS E. PINKHAM,
Kiaaina 0 ka Teritore Hawaii.
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LUCIUS E. PINKHAM,
Kiaaina ka Teritore Hawaii.
KANAWAl 81
HE KANAWAI

HooLoL1 PArKU 62s Ma KANAwAI HorLrULUn
10 Hawai-, 1915, PILL ANA LuKU ANA IA Al.
Hooholoia { Ia 4haolelo Q La Terito,v Haraii:
PAuKU l. O ka Pauku 62s ma Kanawa Houluuluia
Hawaii 1915 ma keia Ike hoooia mel heIuhelu al like
ia mahope tho mel:
.'Pauku 62s. Hookapua ma hookuu Ka maka upena.
Aole kekahi lave, hopu ole pepeh kekah ia no ka
al ola maloko wal kekah kali ava, kakuono,
huwai ole mnwa maloko palena ka Teritore Ha
wall mamuli kekah upena hina ole okoa paha
kela kea ho ka maka upena owa paha emf
tho malao elua inha Ike hukia ole hookah niha kuea,
ole mamuli kekahi pa uwea upena ole uwea akea
kea kekahi ano, paha hanaia me ka kea
keia ano
Aole kekah maoko mel keia pauku manaoa he kea
kea ka hoohanaia upena ole mea okoa
paha koc ma pa uwea, upena mea keakea
uwea like ia hoike ia ne ka laweia ana,
ka lave ka nehu puhk omaka opelu hnalea oama
oopukai ma maomao manin ao aholehole opae, hinana
oopu-nopili oopu-nakea kole hehe mamamo paoo, oua
paeno ohua-aliko malolo akoo hahaalu akuc a alaih
uu ahaaa pualu alalaua awcoweo upapalu publ uui
koiko aloiloi aaaheo pak ia aole me oopu uminm Aka
nae kekah maloko he akeakea hookapu
ka hopu ana ole lave anal ka ula ole ula papa paha
mamuli ma uwea makaupena ole kekahi e =.
PAuKu 3 E mana keia Kanawai mai mahope aku ka Ia
aponoia al
Aponoa keia la Is Aperla, NJ H. 1915.
hH@ 1UCIUS E. PINKHAM,
~-Kiaaina o ka Teritore Hawaii.
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LUCIUS E. PINKHAM, r.
Kiaaina ka Teritore Hawaii.
KANAWAl IS
A -. .. ..H
lie KANAWAI

E HooMAoPoPo AM K, HooM.KAuKAr Ax, Par Ak.
KuAI otK, RrKr q n. Ho1Kp OK. Ana
hiEKIE KA LEI RE o HAWAII, A HooKAAwALE ANA
- nAA"lNA DALA la HAMA.
u HoehotoN g ia dhdo la Teritore 0 Hauaii
PAUKG l. Ma Kela Iaawaleia mai loko kekah haa
wilma maloko ka waihoi ka Terore o Hawaii bookaa-
vale ole ia ka huna eausan daa no ka uku ana no ka
hoomakaukau me he pa1 kekahi Buke o 0lelo Hoo
hoo IA ana hlekle karitore Hawaii la huina
hookaaWaleia ana ukula n hoooia mamhli paa-
psa hooa (bila kkoo) aka Q Ia Iunakanawai Kiekie
ka Teritore Hawaii .....
PAuKU2. o ka hoomakau ma; ana baswi ana a mo ke
kuaI ka Buke Oeio Hooholoke ia hoakakaia maoko
nel hanala no Ia malao noponopono me ka hookele
ana ma Lunakanawal ka A{iekie ka Teritere Ha-
WALL Ia lakou mol ma kea hawiia nei la lakou ka
mana kauona e hoomakaukauiai ia haawia kuaiia
aAu, heomakaukau mol nd Ne kope la paila al
a kauoha hoi ka haaw ana, la uku ole ma ke ana
kuapo no hol no kekahi mau buAleo Hoohoo ae
ana klekie ae ma koPe Ia 'omaopopo hoi Ike
kumukuai noohioia aku al 0 na loaa pu hoi la
akou ke kuleana me Ia mana pima telawe hama pau
epili la hama.
PAUKU ). mana kea hanaWal malone akin @ ka la
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ka Papa oleloa hoophaia kona wah hoole Al
ka hookohu Ike Kaaina Ike like hoi hoo
maopopoia no ka hoopiha ana ma hakahaka ae
PAuKu 3. He ekolu wahine ka haahaa lilo lala 10
Papa oleloia =-~ .r<. -.
PAuKU 4. O boa ka Papa oleloa paa ko lakou
kuana oihana ka cha makahk; aka ma ka
hookohu Papa hookohu no Ike Kaaina ekou
lala Papa la eua makahiki vale ma los
aku koe Papa la cha makahiki ia hope aku
o hookohu a pau cha makahik no ia III ..-.
staorgKu s. loaa no ua Papa la ka Ike k,leana
kaokoa hoohana hooponopono kua 40 hama me ma
kula hoopooei pau ku mel kea maoko nei ka Teri
tore Hawaii ole kukulua aku paha keia hope
aku oaa pu ho ka Ike kuleana hoohana hoo
ponopono wah hoopaa pau place of deention
hoohanaia aku ana me kekahi mau kula la oeoa.
/ PAuKU 6. ma pau haawiia ka Luna Nui o ka
Oihana Hoonaauao Komisina Hoonaauao pill ana
kuIa hama kua hoopooe maloko mel ka Teri
Hawaii kea Ike hoonee Ike haawiia nei ka Papa
hookumuia mel mamul keia, 0 hama pau ka Luna
Nui ka Oihana Hoonaauao hoomaopopoia Ike kanawai
Komsna Hoonaauao pill ana ] VA mau kula la
oeoa kea Ike kauia mel mauna ka Papa hookunuia
mel koena pau hooilo ole ia haawina daa hoo
hooa Ike kuleana hooo hoi ia keia wa aia
no ka Luna Nu ka Oihana Hoonaauao ole ma Koni
ka Papa hookumua mel, Ike kueana hooo aku ia Ike ha
awiia mel ua Papa la j oleloia.
PAuKu Z Z loaa no ka Papa Ike kuleana hama mau
rula hooponopoio kue ole Ike kanawa hoomaopoPo
Ike ka hooilo haawina daa hookaawaleia
ia kua; hoomaopopo ka hookunu ana ma
hama ka Papa ma Ike koho ana kona luna hoohaa
hoomaopopo ka hoohana ka hooponopono
ka wah hoopaa hoomalu; loaa like ho ka mana
hoohoo rula hooponopono kue ole Ike kama
wal like me ia al he kupono ka awelawe
j ma hama hoomaopopoia mamuli kea Kanawa.
PAuKu g. laweawe oihana hoa ka Papa oleloia
ka uku OLE aka oaa no ua hoa Ia ka ukia ko kou
mau hooliio kupono hanaia mamul ka awelawe ka
lakou ohana.
PAuKu lilo hama ka Papa ka hama ana hoike
makahki Ike Kiaana, ka mawaena ka Ia mua
Ianuari me ka la ukmamakah Dekemaba kea
me keia nakahki o in mau hoke waihoia la Ike
Kiaaina kea me keia kau ahaolelo Maoko ia mau
hoike kUmo no ma hoke itamu daa pau hool6ae
ka Papa daa pau loaa mai ka Papa ka il akou
ua mau dala la ukuia aku hama noaia ia hoo
lloia aku al oko ka hoikeia maoko ka hoike
komo pu hoi maloko ia hoike kekah mat
kaka ae pill ka hama ka Papa Ike kulana ma
kuIa wah hoopaa hoomau malao ka mana hooponp
pono ka Papa hik al oaa Ike Kaaina ka hoonaopopo
kupono pill ana i ma hama pau ka Papa
lilo hou no hoi hama ma ka Papa ka waiho me ke
Kaaina aloko hoikea mel no ka ssaho ana
ma hoke, hoike heu waiwai OMAHA ana e ks
Teritore hoohanaa hama mau kua ole maa Wah
hoopaa homalu paha like hoakaka maloko ka Mo
kuna 10 ma Kanawai Houluulua Hawaii, 1915
PAuKu 10 E mana keia Kanawai Ianuari I, 1916 1.
Aponoia keia la 10 Aperila NJ. H. 1915.
LUcIUs E. PINKHAM
Kaaina 0 ka Teritore Hawaii
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"Pauku 1924. kekahi luna aupuni paha hoahana
wahahee ole apono paha ka ukuia kekahi
bila ole papaa kkoo, ole kekah koi ale kue ka Teri
ole kekahi Kalana Kuanakauhae kalana paha,
ole, kekah hookumu ole apono Ike kuai
kekah lako hama lako paha ole no ka
awelawea paha kekah hama ole hanama paha no ka
pono ole no ka pomaikai ka Tertore ole kekahi ka
lana Kuanakauha Kalana paha, oiai aoe haawina hoo
kaawaleia ia mea OLE OF aku paha naluna kekahi
haawna hookaawaleia ia hama, Ia manao
nae la lako hama ako paha kuaiia pela
ole ia hama hanaima paha awelawea ukua ia Teri
tore ole Kalana Kulanakauae Kalana paha kekahi
Luna Hooia kue ana kekahi hoakaka kea Mekma,
ku ka hewa mikamina, ma Ike ahewaa
mea hoopaiia ka hooukua kekahi hoopai
aoe Of aku ka Ema Haner Dala ($5000O) ole ma ka
hoopaahao ka aolee OF aku ka hookah makahk
ole ma ia mau hoopa hoouku dala me hoopaahao hua
PAuKU 3 E mana keia Kanawai mai mahopc aku 8 ka
la ona aponoia al s5 t7-ref
Aponoia keia Ia Is O Aperila NJ H. 1915.
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ona Q aponoia' Al.
Aponoia i kcia Ia Is Aperila, NJ. II. 1915.
. LuCIUs Z. PINKHAM,
Kiaaina o ka Teritore o Hawaii.
kANAWAl s6
HE KANAWAI

HooLoLI l PAuKU 1924 o KASAwAI HouLuuLUIA
HAWAII, 1915, L Pill ANA HooLoLI ANAL DALA
KA LEHULEHU. IL
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E HOOholOia ka lhqolelo IA Tertore Ha,rdii:

PAUKg l. o ka PaHku 1424 kanawa Houluulua
Hawaii 1915, ma keia Ike hOooa mel heuheu like
ia mahope tho mel:
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PAUKU5 mana kela hanawai y mahope aku ka la
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Jcifric~-Curl Wedding.

A very pretty home wedding YVES
~salemnized when Miss Bessie curd OF
Fnals became the bride OF Mr.. Robert
+ Jeffries Of Morgan Mills. sunday
evening at s.as al the home OF the
brides mother. Mrs, Mary Curd. IN
South Dallas. Rev, Knight OF the
Christian church officiated. Miss
.IVo Move OF Guuter was maid Of hon
or aud Mr.. Richard Sims OF Waxa-
hachie. best man. Mrs. Ptd Ransom
never displayed her talent in a sweet
er way than in the wedding march.
The bride was necomingly gowned Ia
white. the groom in conventional
black. The numerous gifts attest 10
The many friends which this young
couple enjoy The out~of-tewn guests
we're: County Superintendent Ely
and Mr.. Carl Tankersley of Waxa-
haehie. Mr.. and MIS-. A. ] Davis OF
Bristol. Mr., J. F. Sims OF Crisp. Miss
Edna Owens of Alabama. Misses
Ruby. Emma and Katie Sims CT
Crisp. MIR and Mrs. =. M. Matlock OF
Bardwell Miss Laura Mitchell aud
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Rogers Hotel Arrivals.

II. l.. Sanders. Dallas. T. y
BOYD, Chicago. j.. T.. Collins. Dal.
las. o. ". Lawson. Muneie. Ind
chas. Herring. Houston IT. c. Me
carter. Italy; J. A. Kirklay, Green
willie. John Rankin. Chicago; y
ID. Mckee. Corsieana: n. l.. Stuart
Beaumont. A. A. Wisdom. Fort
Worth. VIII G. Harmon. Waco; "
s. Robinson, Ennis; IT II. Mussetf
san Antonio. L. y. Metsee5 Kansas
city: :. u. Barimna. Fort Worth.
Frank Crush. Dallas; John vs.
ward. New Orleans; l. r. Stone
Akron. o.. j. r, Connolly, Dallas.
r. IT. Hardin. Waxahaehie. McCar
Is Moore. Dallas. Jas, 4. Stephen.
son. Dallas. S. X. Maxwell. Dallas
A. T.. Mallion. Dallas; II. 5. Gwyne
Houston; j. +. Buck. Oklahoma
CITY O. d. Brooks, Dallas; Il, r
Lavender, Lancaster; r. II. Wall
Dallas. c. r. Woodson. Fori
Worth, ] ". Hudson, Arlington;
A. W. Morris. Dallas, .. j. Mitch.
Ell. Dallas: L.. Bruck. Dallas; r. NJ
Robinson. Dallas w. r. Scott. pal.
las.
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STATE TlIR BEAUTY IS
FOUND IN OVIhG CONDITION

DALLAS. Texas. August "a Miss
Mildred Mabry, one OF the Dallas
young women chosen as n cf the
fourteen beauties for the State FAIR
beauty contest. was found III . dyiug
condition Tuesday morning at ner
home. 1918 Browder street Imme
dlateiy alter being iound doctors
sere summoned aud the ralInofor Of
the Ed c. Smith Undertaking COM
pany wns brought into play
The young roman was found m an
unconscious condition by some mefa-
Der Of the household aud medical
attention was Immediately summon
"a. Despite the efforts Of the doc
tors and the puimotof the youfg
woman died. Al the house il was
stated over the telephone that heart
failure was the cause Of death.
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WILL IAiNDIE DHINkING
WAITE. Ar FORT WORTH

FORT WORTH, Texas. August 81.
Fort Worth plans 70 iaunder It's
drinking water.
The water. which Is obtained from
the river. Is inclined to be a biz or
fensiye as regards odor and taste
City Chemist Eldridge has Invented
a means OF twashing" It with air.
lie has "a small aeration plant IA op-
GRAFTON now near one Of the pumping
stations.
A tower vas built over one OF Tho
coagulatiug basins at the filtration
plant Water ia carried 10 The top
Of the tower and is spilled into q
trough from whore II falls through
a series Of 10 screens II is al
most a mist by tho time it has gone
through the last screen. and has
been thoroughly washed By pure air.
The taste entirely removed the odor
aud there VAS only Il faint trace Of
the Objectionable taste.
The present tower IS IL by &C
feet II is planned 10 erect one 20
ny 200 feet. This would be- large
enough to handle the entire aatef
supply Of the city.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-23
Hasssl Neme Man Here.

X. T.. Sanders. editor Of the Tex
A. Hotel Neps. wa passing
through the city Monday ~foreaooa
and stepped oH the ear 70 greet
Manager Harrison and Clerk Sam
Carter * Hotel Rogers. expecting
10 c~onsiuae his Journey on tho same
car. bat waa made q captive b.
these gentlemen and forced 10 take
luneh @sth them. After an hour
stay In the cstg ne WIS permitted
to 20 free ard beat IL 70 Dallas
Sanders u 2 w~holeAoulea. jolly tel
low and tie hotel men always vel
eone him wien be drops in for q
shors STAY.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-23
TEXAS FARMERS ARE
DEPENDING ON BANKS

AUSTIN. Tex. aug. That
the farmers OF Texas are depending
almost entirely upou the bankers
Of this state 10 finance the present
Gotten crop. is the opinion Of Peter
Radford. state warehouse commis
s%ioner, who has just returned frosn
a tour of the large cotton counties
OF the state. Mr Radford said this
reflected Ia discussions he had
With Hundreds 81 farmers. He
pointed out that the BANKERS 81
their conference held recently AT
Galveston adopted resolutions to
aid tbs farmers 10 financing the cot
ton crop. and that noW The farmers
eant 70 see these resolutions ear
fied out. He ais0 pointed out Tie
absolute necessity u tbe banks
charging a los rate Of interest. not
e1ceeding six Der cent on ali cotton
stored In warehouses Unless this
Is done. h. declared the farmers
sll nave 10 sacrifice their pro
ducts. which nig mean 4 repetition
~ conditions wiisf prevailed mot
oaig nj Texas. bat in the souih last
year
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-23
THOUSANDS OF mSuTIS
DF PEACHES AHEIsoTTING

CHlCKABfiA OKLA August "a
Thousands o. bushels 81 peaches aro
rottiug ia Grady counts orchards.
FARMERS are offering them Tor l5
cents "a bushel. with mo- bnyers In
90 effort ~ cave some ~ the ffui.
the farmers are buililnE h0me can
ming establishment The frglt
unusually large aud fine Favored
henaaae al fhe abauianf fain eos
aea DH
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-23
a the Qss~rs.

The Qacxn theatre Is showing to-
day Mary riekfera in "Fanchon the
Cricket Mary Pieksord. tbs
worlds foremost mosscn picture
star. is utterly fascinating IN the
role OF Fanei.on. s rnisrhiesoas inn
Of . girl. the sessrn sssa by-~ord Of
the village. Who, under thc subtle
inflacace Of lore. gradually devel-
ops q goodness az Disposition and =
general bent so~ara sirtaons prsn-
cspses wherehy sae eventually sains
sle ssrars Of the man she ioses ara
frinmpAs gsorseusly ever the envy
hatred and uncAarstsbleaess Of The
rustic commnniiy ek whsch SHE bad
Aeen q dsspssxas and rssssted mem
Der. There Il nasHralness asasai
her porfrayai-a sfaFkllng. qnairi
origimalizy-ihas Is absolutely gr.
ressssshss, and FanehoD Fhe
Cricket ~lsl undoubtedly be con.
siaered As notable an a~ehieyenaea'
as her memorable eisargeterisatloa
sf Tess az the Sierra Country.