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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-11-20
NAVY TO GET THREE
NEW AERoPLANES

Washington, D. c.. Nov. 20.-Three
new hydro-aeroplanes will be added to
the equipment of the Navy's aero
nautic station a. PENSACOLA, next
week.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-11-20
c ROPER.
Wnnetka Assistant Postmaster General

George Burkitt. assistant postmaster
at Winetka. ILL.,. said he thought Pres
ident Wilson should have waited a
year after his Wife's death before re-
marrying. Very soon after that he re-
ceived word from the postmaster that
his services were no longer needed.
He had been "ulslOyal to the Presi-
dent Then he wrote to Daniel c.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-11-20
BLOOdhOunds Assist In
ConUict;O;r, of BuruLaY

FoRR EST COUNTY THAT POLICE DOGS
HAVE TAKEN PART IN A TRi AL OF kND-TRAcED MAN
FROM PRICE couRsEVs STORE TO HIS HoMg-FooTPRlNTs
ALSO FIGURE IN TDENTIFcATIo IN PgNITENTARY
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-11-20
MRS. WEDEG|N.
SUES DETECTIVE.
FOR $4,000.
Echo Of Fnritland Park Burning
Is Heard In Forrest
County Today,
SAYS PlMkERT0N AGENCY
DETAINED HER CHARACTER

Wife of George Wedegin, Who Is To
Be Tried Here Next Week for Burn
ing Factory at FruitIand Park Last
Summer, Declares That Superin-
tendent Chambers Attacked Her
eputation-Is Affected Here and
in New York State.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-11-20
AkERs HOME TOMORROW.

r. r. Akers, who has been spending
the week in Cincinnati, is expected TO
return tomorrow.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-11-20

Roper, first assistant postmaster gen
eral. Mr.. Roper answered that his
case had been formally and finally"
reviewed. After the President him
self took up the matter the first assist
ant issued a statement that the case
was yet cpen. Anyway. the President
ordered that Mr. Burkett he restored
to bis position
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-11-20
Promises to Leave Mississippi.

Sentences aggregating - years and
four months in the penitentiary; 240
days in the county jail and on the
county farm: and 81 $50 in fines, were
meted out by Judge Paul b. Johnson,
in the Forrest county Circuit Court to-
day. Of this, 100 days were suspend
ed, and $335 in fines were suspended
during good behavior.
1t was the first judgment day OF
this term of court. and the score or
more of prisoners who have been tried
during the last three weeks, attracted
much attention in being carried to and
Hom the court room.
Claud Drummond, young white
han, received the heaviest sentence
of the lot. With Vioia Drummond,
his wife, he was convicted of assault
hg with intent to kill Mrs. Emma
fates, proprietress OF a Second street
boarding house last summer. Drum
nond held the woman while his wife
Islashed her with a razor.
A surly manner was that adopted
by Drummond, who was sentenced a
moment after his wife was given one
year in the penitentiary. Judge John
son said that he believed that Mrs.
Drummond was creature of circum-
stances; that her husband had in
duced her to slash Mrs. Gates, and
that he believed that if she were re
moved from persons of the type oil
her husband, she would reform. He
gave her one year in the state prison
saying that he believed that the gov
ernor would pardon her. as there is
not a white woman in the Mississippi
penitentiary at this time.
Drummond is Surly.
Drummond was then called, anC
when asked if he had anything to sa!
he answered gruffly. No
81 have inquired carefully into YOU
case" the court explained, "and | fee
that society will be better off without
your presence. 1t is the judgment o
this court that you serve eight year:
in the state penitentiary."
Drummond took the sentence un
flinchingly, and sauntered back to hi:
seat alongside of his wife, apparentl!
unconcerned at the decision of th'
court.
Ollie Williams. the negro charge'
with breaking i'll the store OF Price 1
Coursey. was given four months il
the penitentiary.
John Williams, charged with steal
ing a horse, asked for the mercy O
the court. The horse wasn't yer
good, any way" he said in answer {
a question from Judge Johnson. H
was given three years in the peniteT
tiary.
Jim Davis and Buck Anderson
butchers, were fined $50 each, and 81
from each fine suspended, on tn
charge of destroying the identificatio
marks on cattle which they had butci
cred. Neither man, it was shown. wa
familiar with the state regulations go
erning this.
Richard Rush, a negro, who brok
into house and stole a pair of shoe
said that he had been found guilty {
stealing $3.50 in cash also. He e,
panied to the court that he didn't q
a cent, although he did search tn
pockets of his victim. They wei
empty. He was given year in IL
penitentiary.
Horse "No Count
Will Jones, another negro, was co
yicted of carrying concealed weapon
ledge" he said, "Ah wants mere
All nebber stole nothin' in all m;
life Judge Johnson said that
hadn't been charged with stealing an
thing, and the negro said that he kne
Continued on Page Five.)
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-11-20
THE COTTON MARKET.
(By Associated Press.)

fDD ASSOctdteG PfeSS.)
New Orleans, Nov 20.-The cotton
market closed 8 10 ) points up.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-11-20
THE WEATHER

. .Mississippi-Eair tonight and satur-
day; slightly colder tonight.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-05-29

The Amarillo City League oi base.
ball clubs got down 10 real business
at their meeting last night
u G. . Bynum was elected trea.
surcr of the league and has pro.
missed 10 install another vault In the
bank 10 take care of fhc finances
Houston Taylor who took pro
mincnt part Boo last wears games
was chosen secretary tie will watch
after the business end Of the league.
With the possible exception Of
one team, the games viii be- played
Sunday by players who have signed
up with their respective teams
Several new players have signed
this week, among them Smoky
Joe Tyler. Amarillo popular rpccd
ball artist who has thrown his lot
IN with the Independents
Manager Nooly men are an sign
ed and Will no doubt prove pennant
contendcrs
Manager lipscomb viii keep his
fast Ford team well up iu the
games won column
Manager blanchard Of the Mono
grams promises 90 deliver the same
quality OF baseball that won the pen
uant last season
The managers viii cudca,or 10
have the first game start promptly
Lac Z. go p m and with seven inning
games there viii be- no lost time
The playing schedule has been
arranged. aud with the out of town
teams that win be- brought 20 Anna
rillo. The fans viii be- wen supplied
with good article OF baseball
The first game sunday viii bo
between the Fralorual Brothcrhoods
and the Nonograms The second
round win find the Fords and the
Independents crossing bats
A. the meeting last uiEht 10 was
decided 90 keep the bali grounds
scrapcd down Boo regular big league
style all season
The fans have shown their viii
uruess tu give The league their up
port thIs season and the managers
will show their appreciation hF play
lng uol.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-05-29
TODAY'S SPORT EVENTS

Horse Kentucky Handicap. at
Douglas Park. Ky.
Wlthers Stakes and Amateur cup.
al Belmont PARK. n y
Racing meets AZ Electric Park.
M, Montral and Toronto
Annual ilorscshoW az Devon. pa.
Baseball Army VS. Navy. al
West Point. n Y
Atlantic Leauguc opens sooson
Auto 5oO-milc race at lndi7nap-
oils. Ind
Race Meet, 2 days. at seattle.
Wash
Track T. C. A. A. A. A. champ.
ionships, finals. at Philadelphia
lnterscholastic meet at University
Of Minnesota Minneapolis
lntersoholastic meet at University
OF Wisconsin. Madison, Wis
Polo Tournaments az Philadcl
phia and Byu Mar. Pa
Fencing International Fencing
tournament. al Sanfraacisco Fair
Rowing Harvard REGATTA on
Charles River. BOSTON
Athletic Carnival Sportsman
club OF America championship. a.
Chicago
Dog Dog Shows az Bloomfield
Hills club Detroit. and Greenwoo,
Club Amber. ia
Boxing Jazz Twin sullivan vs
Colin Bell 90 rounds. at New York
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-05-29
STANDING OI run rENMs.
Lrticth lIap cnllepr Wood

PHILADELPHIA, May 2S For
the iOth anniversary meet OF the
A. pciation OF ANA
.tcur Athletics Of lmerica which be
gins this afternoon on Franklin
field, the Executive Council has pro
yided noV SILVER cup which cost
.ue1rly $1,000 The cup stands IL
feet hlrh. and iu design o. similar
20 the one DhiDh Cornell permanent
~ won asst year The new cup is the
third given by The Association th,
other Two having been won by Yale
Ian dCuruell There Us keen compo.
.tition BOO the camps ot the athlct as
gathered here to see which college
will have the honor of having its
name first Inscribed on the Now
trophoy Tho meet promises 90 dc.
yclop new records, for the various
prclImiu ~ meets have an been fast
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-05-29
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Keeping bowels open and risk ho.us
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-05-29

PHILADELPHIA. ga. May 1s
Wih eUH elassos Co hr Judged dur
.ua four Days. the Devon tlorsoshoU
which opens 90 Devon pc. TO-DAY.
RII be fHe largest outdoor horse ca
hIbNiuu ever held boz ih.s country
Among OBJ. 90 ucN 0aso. this year
rr .A r..ni. for army Officers
Nan r..f. ul these uniformed
men $500 mate 900 added attraction
l' tho .nYa Mrs William DUPONT
.ul ur.rRar. bias offered tho prlto
ur OBJ. military chargers NaF, pf
U.or au4 Officers of Uc National
Guard ar. entered Goo Two Iumpus
I.a NuE soU harness pong
.UI jumping .la8c. have been add
90 20 tIc hoR and altogether four
lss. .I rt.0.Iout sport are prom.
,I a tHn Devon Polo ncla bore
tHn exhibition a being hn'd
Monday urf RiI bo ladies Day
HHou women HII 0lnraio O.. Judges
Daily News Want Af8 N 81 be &C.
commanded by tho CASH
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-05-29

HARRISBURG Pa. May es
Fully half million men n Pcuuyl
vauia put on their otcralls and hau
died the PICK aud shovel as soluu
tecrs for one day work on The Penn
syltau.a highway today Today a
Good Road. DAY. throughout th,
state bs proclamation Of Governor
brumbaueU Automobile owner.
aided u taking the volunteer tu
the points OF Improvement and pou-
struouou Many tealthy men of Do,
state hired squad. for the day 90 81.
ont Ou fHr work
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-05-29
ARMY AM NAVY WILL
MEET ON nm lMONr

WEST POINT g. s., MAY 2N
with the Secretary of War and fhp
Secretary of the Nayy with their or
fetal families. expected tp attend boz
tcrofl runs high BOO the annual Ha.D
bah clash of the army and navy &C.,
adcmics. which will take place here
tomorrow Aside from the annual
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-05-29

Consistency.
There was "a man Zoo our town
And be- Was won irous mot
Because the stcompipcs u DIS flat
Decidedly we're not
lie argued with the iauitor
Till be- was out OF breath
Then went 10 see % baseball game
And almost frolo 90 death
II is nov iu order for someone
10 Journey down into the breaks and
see 10 they can't scare thc tl.ft
pwellers out OF their dens
Couuudrum .lf takes Two Ford
day aud a haIf io ru0 u.l' nuj
half how long vir @ take nine
Fords TO win the Citg L,agun r..e'
Teacher johnny what .H Tous
noted for
Johnny which do won mean Pug
Cafot or iris speaker
90 wonder how camel race with
giraffe would pam QUITO
The camel would naturally hump
itself hui tho giraffe would pro.
badly win by neck
Drew Crossou the nifty third
acker ami field captain of thr indie
pendonts. now claim io have the
only bat of The Sod Uau'ou style
Harry Lord. former third base
man of tho Chicago White SoN. WHO
secured his release from President
Comiskcy ON The Uc.on.c of hulur
an interest iu UD Portland Nc"
England League club with Hugh
Duffy has Joined thc Buffalo Fed
erals
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-05-29

summer time BE- coming bcs1balI
+. hummIue wheat fields are grow.
iug they will soon need moving
Both viii take boy that are gallant
Which viii rn' our baseball ialcnt7
Hot air don't mis- good with
printers iuk From now ON 'il quite
] think
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-05-29

Ford owners. YOU are fixing up
your old car Co sell or trade. aren't
t0u' $50 have a lot OF Ford aces
nrica for sale cheap. today. w. Z.
Grucudycfc. IS Fifth street.
i7S-lt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-05-29
Red and Rube-HOw Hungry Squirrel Would Enjoy Rube

SAr KIC SUP NE
ABOUT SEVEN OF TAI
5t 81 t1OKNINO PAPERS
AND ~ LAMP WOT THEI
SAY ABOUT YOURS Truly,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-05-29

football match, this event Is the big
ccf porting event in the naval and
military circles
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-05-29
Yesterdays Baseball Scores
and Calendar
WESTERN LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results.
All game postponed on account
OF rain.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-05-29

Where The, PLAY To-day.
Waco al ~. Worth
Galveston at Houston
Shreveport AZ Dallas
san Antonio AT Beaumont
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-05-29

FEDERAL LEAGUE


~ PITTSBURGH a. " r.
Buffalo ...............
Pittsburgh ............
Ford .Hmkc. Blair and Allen
Berger and Berry umpires, Brcu
nan and Howell
A. Chicago, Kansas city and St
Louis, rain. no game.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-05-29

Where They PLAY To-day.
New Nork - Washington
Detroit az 81 Louis
Boston 40 Philadelphia
Cleveland al Chicago.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-05-29

You have got 40 hand 20 io Nc.
GraV CO.'S O. siratcEist When 30 comes
to conducting 20 mastery retreat ne
can put 30 90 over Won Kluck
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-05-29

. 1 Z ~ ~ NRVE TO
OFT UP B. eRLT ThIS
nor ~ No AND SEE
WAT TrE MORNING
pAPE rs SAV ABOUT
T1NT WELL efNE
PIvCbtD YESTERDAY
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-05-29

Daily News Want Afn N 81 be &C.
c0mpaulol by the CASH.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-05-29

Tho Santa Fo special better
known ass Monographs are 300 % mood
Co clean up ou everything they come
boo contact with
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-05-29
Copyright 1915. international News Scrvio,)

WHATS TINS 'RuBF Hlur1
Was 49, EHtCrNA TO raT
OPPOSING BkTrfR5 FOR Tar
~ HF 1eNE THhT BUkn
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-05-29

NiN'l 'HlilI'It anu Nlllll'I.
iawc. Whaling, Trarrcsscr and
Moran Jmrircs, KLEIN ana Emslie
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Der &altber ouf i'm itno bertpun.
bette ibn unterbnIb oes sSnies. 9(ls,
oonn entfloben Die gerbre6er unO
Sberlod muroe IN oas GIarfIon.&o.
Ipitol gebraht.
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HlnlaiHtlmt Nna llgbf
BE afIlriHt 8dH'HW m8fH pfa.
HAEni MiI.an mh @m a'i8EH
Nalld6itar poH nrAiQtf Wfb Bltl
a5mHltli 1u lfdh6aH 600 6H
N@I8allg 6r 4ltlnW8 ttacgutt
haEfn oab amfiia migf anm llHs
llanofn odrdi betteeu met0t. bdB
HmefIldusr ouf b8ber Zee ntdt 0ga
Wridhrcn 0ctiidlgf {uuhtoptc duss
aclept mer0nu hnricn e& beibt odb
t5tal etrHiiorii SIC fh ibnt btciru0c
@deaenbtit mabrdeHomneu hduf
Dem priiibeIien oa9 diie ae5giuer
Gueac lonmenoe eemcisudteriul
Der 0cuii.bcu @eaieruna bclIlIid
Der au5riiItuna Ger agtlitauia ais
Nilistrculer porluleacn Ger Aoi'
idaitcr beiiBt brihporcuc glueidden.
oie nidt in }meiicl aejoaen mcroeu
tonncu. lmo nuh oenen oas gcritef
Der @eidilbe 70 ant aeiudbIt mar,
0oB e8 ielbit bei griiuoliditer llnters
iuduug mr idmer bate entocdt
ncr0cn .fonncn. glnoerc gleihia1s
beihporcne 9lusiaqen iteaeu ieit, 0oB
niht MIR N}imition, ionoern aid
geidbrlide GrpIoiioitoifc iih unter
Der 2a0uua Der oSriitaiiia4 6eiau.
Oen no cine llebertretlng Der be,
treiien0cn amerifuniihen @eiebe oa.
ber uubeoingt norIteat. IS lit mog.
lid, oaB Der Geutide 9otifafter
Dem 4rdiiocnten neuc 8oridIdae ge.
madt bat, rie ii6 meientlih BON Der
g2ote oeS Oelti6en glusmdrtigen
glmtes unteriheioeh. 9lud gIanbt
man, OnB 6es 8rdii0enten @ilion
0em 8otihdfter gegenii6er peri6niih
arsgeiprodener Staii0pnnft biel.
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81. 0crn6nrn feIrt leim.

gteiu Yorf, 3. Slnii. = Or. Bern
barb Gernblirg, friibcrer Oentider
aolonialiefretGr, Der Die Snterelen
Geutihlon0S lit ocn Ser. St11ten
felt 9eginn oes &rieges in ni6t.
nn1tliher i5ornl tpobrunbm, miro IN
n1diter ISOLDE ouf einem 9ampfer
Der Sfanoiftdoiiden Cine Sie @eint.
reiie otttretcn unO iiber Gopenbagcn
ooer G6riitinnio nod DcutidIano
5uriiffeDren. @ic es beibt, bat ole
britiidc 9ieuicrnug ibui iihereS sc.
Lett berIproden.
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Die GinaemeinOnnq.

Ole stnotfommiIGre 6egonnen
geitern nit ben 8erotbpngen iiber
Die oltr6 Die @ingenteinOung BON
Sii6-Omabo lmo 9unoee ftotbtpen.
Dig iperoenoen Sdritte. 01it BE.
frie0igulg pltroe ouf Dos Itorte
Gotltu in Siio-9moba fir 9ln.
idlnB hingetpieien un0 oorauf ouf.
ntertiou gemadt, 0oB MIR oie lteber.
fiibrlng Der 6inan5eeiddfte Sdiuie-
rigfeiten MAIDEN miro. 8abrIdett.
lid nod I'M 2aufe oeS beittigen ga.
ges miro oer 8obItomniII1r oem
@ouberneir oos onitlibe gIbItiut.
mingSergebniB iiberienoen. Der ais.
oonn Dem StaOtclerf elm SdlriFt.
itiif iiber Die gingemeinOlung iiber.
ieiloet. 10 Gage ipdter GILT oieie
baum ols boGSogen. Ser g(nl1Iub
Der einSeInen S6uIeemeitioen aebt
autonotild oainit Dor iif.
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N2rne @eIfSftsfirmG.

Die Serren S. 6. 8uib un6 6rit
8orgboif (2ebterer bat felt Sobrer
NIT oem Gbicago 2iquor 6oltie in
8erbinoung geitanben) baben i'm
3intmer 1 5renaer 8Iof elm Ser.
ii6erllng8gei6dft uno @run0eigen.
tbunSbanotung uu0 ol1as, mas init
bieien beioen @eihGften in Ser
binbune ftebt, eroffnet. 8ei0e Ser
rem iino in Omaha uno llmgeeeno
bortbeilbaft befannt uito obiolut 5u-
berlafite @s oiirfte ibnen oesbalb
niGt an aunoidaft feblen.
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9llIaemeiner Suuutassidllns.

Soitin9s, ytebr., 3. SUM. - Als
Elm grfoIg Ser 8eniibilngen Mopoi
@aogetts, Die 9dliebiin9 BON Bar,
bier uno aIeioerIGoen an Sonnta
gen itreng ourd5ufiibret ipnroer
jest 9etitionen in llnllauf geiebt
in oenen ou1 Die S6lieBung bor
@orageM 3igarrenl1oen- 8rogen
banollmgen l,u0 tOD-8erfaufsitel
len an Sonntagen berlonet tpir0.