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TRADER
"1sesrab.epten % SsS ssrHsH" NJ Gorse
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-12-27

cut, chest. arms and legs sprained
and bruised.
n g. Valentine, Laurel chest and
back bruised and cut.
T. NJ Black, Admission, Ala. back
and legs cut and bruised,
Brewer Cowart Of Laurel, was the
only occupant Of either car that es-
capped uninjured,
; Brogan was driving big motor car,
going south, and containing seven
other passengers. Suber was the only
occupant Of a smaller car which was
going north. Brogan saw the smaller
car as he went on the Leaf river tres.
tie, and managed to throw on his
brakes. Suber, however did not see
the larger vehicle until it was upon
him, so dark and foggy was the
weather
Tisdale was thrown off the trestle,
landing 35 feet below He received a
broken leg and many bruises
The Injured men were rushed to-
Laurel and placed in the hospital
there.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-12-27
FIRE CAPTAIN is
GREATLY IMPROVED
INJURED I'M MOTORCYCLE CRASH
ON CHRISTMAS, eHIcER sTfLL
I'M HOSPITAL.

Capt, LIB. Geiiger Of Engine Com
pany no. 2 Of the Hattiesburg Fire De-
partment who was seriously injured
when the motorcycle he was riding
dashed into telegraph pole on Christ.
mas morning, was somewhat improved
today. according to reports from the
lHattissburg Hospital. whittier he was
taken Immediately after the accident.
So faras mas been ascertained. there
were no bones broken although intern.
a. injuries in the head were received,
which caused a flow of blood from one
of the ears for some time. This has
been stopped. the nurses reported to.
day It is believed that the firefight-
sr soon will be recovered.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-12-27

q new leaf on January /, or before.
This morning the husband, wife and
two little children appeared in Police
Court fairfield was arraigned, and
plead not guilty Mrs, Hartfeld, the
first Of the city's witnesses, took the
stand. She told the mayor that she
had nothing to say.
Tell us about why you had your
husband arrested" the mayor urged,
Mrs. fairfield continued to remain 81.
lent. Finally the mayor asked if she
cared to testify against her husband
She replied that she did not.
The mayor dismissed the case, say
ing that if the only witness declined
to talk, there was nothing else to be
done.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-12-27
COURT SELLS PROPERTY
OF FAILED NATcHEZ BANK

Natchez, Miss, Dec ~ The plan
tation property Of the failed First
Natchez Bank was sold here saSur-
day under order Of the chancery
court and purchased by W. J. John
son, OF Des Moines, Iowa for $14s, $50.
The land embraced in the sale is
14,50O acres, which, It is announced
by the purchaser, will be sold off in
small lots. A decree authorizing the
sale Of the city property of the bank
has been entered The depositors
have received 10 per cent dividend; !;
the proceeds Of these sales will give
them IL per cont more The bank
failed for $1.25oo0O.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-12-27
8 MEN INJURED IN
MOTOR CAR MIX UP

Z Eight men, one Of them from Hat
iesburg, are in the Laurel Hospital
today suffering from injuries received
nea collision Of two motor cars on
the tracks of the New Orleans, Mobile
I Chicago Railroad, near the Leaf
River crossing, south Of Beaumont,
yesterday afternoon.
Three or four Of the men are in a
serious condition. The accident oc-
CURED shortly after $50 o'clock,
after the regular Beaumont-Hatties-
burg train had departed for this city.
The injured are:
j. r. Rawson, Marion Station, leg
jaw broken, ankle cut.
q. w. Tisdale, LAUREL leg broken
above knee, right shoulder and side
cut and bruised.
J, 7. suber, Laurel back, hips and
nkle sprained.
H. t. Jordan, Laurel head cut and
left shoulder cut and bruised.
B. s. Etheridge, Alabama, right an
zle broken.
P. H. Brogan, Hattiesburg, head
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-12-27
Would Set Aside Special Days For
TF+ .E.s.9F j. ! 4
Polsoning Of the English Sparrows

This is the season Of the year ii
which residents Of cities and town.
of Mississippi should start their wal
.of determination on the English spar
rows.
Such is the advice given today by
one Of the best known ornithologists
of South Mississippi, who has been
Interested in the progress made thus
far In Kidding the various commune
lies Of the unwelcomed birds.
Continuing, he said:
There is but little foodstuffs avail.
able for the sparrows at this time.
Consequently they will eat most any,
thing placed before them. BY taking
small quantities of corn meal, or
grain, and mixing nux vomica with
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-12-27
FEARS ARE FELT FOR
ARKANSAS CONV|CTS
TEN PERSONS ARE KNOWN no,
HAVE LOST THEIR LIVES in
BIG TORNADO.
(By Associated fress.)

Little Rock, Ark, Dec. 27 Reports
from central Arkansas which was swept
gby a tornado yesterday, show that 10
are known to have been killed, among
them five whites. A score OF others
may have persisted.
Communication with the storm area
has been cut off.
Fears for the fate Of s25 prisoners
on the state convict farm At Tucker,
are felt
An uncontirmed report says that II
negroes were killed BY the tornado
there
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-12-27
NOT TO
FIGHT ADAMSON LAW
THEY ANNOUNCE THAT THEY
WILL DO NOTHING TO NuLLiFv
1T TILL HIGH COURT ACTS.
(By Associated Press

New York, Dec o. Penoing the
decision Of the United States supreme
Court on the cohstitutionality OF the
Adarason S-hour law, the railroad man
ayers today declared that they viii not
be parties to any action tending to
nullify or anticipate the courts pro-
ceedings
he Temployes have notified the rail-
roads TO ignore the Adamson law in
making out payrolls after January 1,
and until the case is decided.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-12-27

Washington Dec. "a 7
tion persists Ia Teutonic qr
a highly confidential com
conc@rning the terms wblr
tral Powers are willi4 To
follow the reply to Che
note. Rome dispatches l.e|
Germany has presented to I
sealed packets containing
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-12-27
CAN COLLECTIONS
TO BE MADE MONDAY
STREET CLEANING DEPARTMENT.
READY TO REMOVE POST
CHRISTMAS DEBRIS.

One of the busiest periods Of the
entire season is facing Commissioner
'Caperton's street cleaning department.
'For, beginning next Monday, the wag-
'os will start on their monthly tour of
the city. and will collect all cans and
similar things, left over from the YuIe-
tide season.
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The househoIders have been request
ed to have their debris in bags or
boxes, and placed where they will be.
readily accessible to the wagon driy-
ers.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-12-27

It, and putting the mixture at an az
cessible place, it wiz be but a short
time until the last Of them are pois
oned
IL the city would set aside two
days week for this work, it would
be but a question Of few weeks until
the last Of the little pests have been
killed.
The English sparrows have practi
cally driven all the other birds out
Of the cities and towns Of the state,
and are making great inroads in the
country districts There are SO few
birds in the various cities, except
sparrowss that It would not be unsafe
to distribute the poisoned bird feed
IN all directions. 7
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-12-27

While peace negotiations
ceeding, active military opera
being prosecuted vigorously
Rumania, Egypt and on the
Won Mackensen has repo
thef advances toward BlaiIa,
RHmanian grain and oil stofi
The Teutons' Dobrudia arm
mering at the Matchin Br
opposite Braila.
Artillery is active on som
Of the Franco-Beleian fight
Occasional trench raids are /
on both sides. Development
Yerdun are indicated BY an n
ment from Paris. The annd
Of heavy bombardment cal
near Vaux, is made.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-12-27
Woman, You're Strange, Strange, Being
%++ 81 J.
the Mayor Opines as He Dismisses Case

you cant make 'em talk when they
don't want to. Neither can you keen
them from talking when You do want
to.
This bit Of philosophy was, handed
out in Police Court this morning
when 9. q Hartfeld was brought be.
fore the mayor on charge Of being
drunk
hartheld was arrested by couple
OF policemen last night who went to
the fairfield home at the request Of
MRS. fairfield At the time she de-
clared that her husband was intoxi.
Gated and disorderly. She wanted him
given q heavy fine, she said. and may
De u would result in him turning over
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-12-27
LIBRARY TO HAVE.
MANY PERIODICALS
Numerous Newspapers and Magazines
to be Found on File After Jan. /.

Announcement was made today that
after January /, a number Of daily
newspapers and weekly and monthly
magazines, not heretofore coming to
that institution, will be found on file
there.
4 Another daily. the Times-P Picayune,
was placed in the reading room today.
The library will be closed from Fri
day evening, December 29, till Tues
day morning January 2.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-12-27
NO TRACE FOUND OF
STEAMER MARYLAND
'ceast Guard cuttres Reach Spot From
Which Ship Wirelessed For Aid.
(BV Associated Press.)

Nantucket, Dec. "a No trace OF the
steamer Maryland which wirelessed
Monday night that she was sinking has
been found.
The coast guard cutters Acushnet
and Gresham wirelessed from the posi-
tion from which the Maryland sounded
distress calls. that they had failed to
find the vessel
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-12-27

Washington, Dec. 2z.-Thc
eial text Of Germany's reply tt
Presidents note had not beef
ceived this morning.
Some officials stated that
United States could not de
It's course in the peace move,
until the Entente has ansv,
the Presidents note. The <
diplomats forecast that tn
swer probably win refuse
ter the conference until the
are presented. Officials he
disappointed that German
failed 10 state the terms.
Official Information has
received that Sweden h5
dressed a peace note to the
erents.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-12-27

London, Dec. "a king
has persuaded Germany to
mahy Of the Belgions dep
Germany acordins TO a NJ
patch.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-12-27
TALLY 70 INSTALL.

oFFlcERS At BOND
John r Tallv left Tor Bond today
and t0aielt wlH sastan the newly aes-
Esnslled AlfIhnTs III ne BOND lodge Of
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-12-27
LAD WITH BRAIN
EXPOSED HAS A
CHANCE TO LIVE.
Richton Youth Receives Full
Charge q Bird Shot in
Skull Back Of Ear.
BROUGHT TO HATTIEsBURG
AND PLACED IN HOSPITAL

Brother Of Boy Whose Spinal Column
Was fractured and Body ParaIyzed
When Diving Last Summer, is VIC
tim Of Hunting Trasedy---An Elder
Brother Accidentally Discharges
Weapon as Willis Turner, 10, Trails
BEHIND.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-12-27

.af L.
With a portion of his slkull behind
one Of his ears torn away and the
brain exposed, Willis Turner, 10 years
old, son OF ]. B. Turner, farmer liy.
ing 10 miles east Of Richton, is at the
Hattiesburg Hospital today in a seri
GUS condition, and is making valiant
fight for his life.
The lad was accidentally wounded
by an elder brother last Saturday
while hunting. A shotgun carried by
the brother was accidentally dis
charged, the full force of the Shot
taking effect in the back Of the young.
er lads head. There is but slight
chance for his recovery, although the
physicians at the Hospital say that
1t is possible for him to recover.
Willis Turner is the second mem
ber Of the Turner family to be
brought to the Hattiesburg Hospital
within six months as a result of an
accident. Last summer, an elder
brother while diving in a creek near
the Turner home, struck the bottom
Of the stream and fractured his spinal
column Just below the neck. His en-
tire body was paralyzed He was TAX
en- to the Hattiesburg Hospital, where
the city's best surgeons worked over
him. He died some days afterwardsJ |
however.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-12-27
Uncle Leaves Gun.

Lewis Turner. an uncle of the boys,
had returned from a hunting trip last
Saturday. He placed his unloaded
gun under a tree and walked away
for some reason. Willis and his
brother found q shell, placed It in the
gun, and started to walk away, the
brother being in the lead. The gun
was across the latter's shoulder with
willis walking some distance behind
Suddenly there was an explosion, and
the younger boy dropped to the
ground The load had struck him In
the back Of the head. A Richton ply
|siciap was called, He directed that
willis be sent to Hattiesburg.
AT the hospital this afternoon #.
was stated that the boy has semi-con-
scious moments, and has been unusu-
ally restless since having been brought
there.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-12-27

ror m'ssssippi-FaIr much colder
'0n'shf and Thursday moderate; cold
rye north portion.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-10-06
ARRANGEMENTS FOR
 CHAMPIONSHIP GAMES

NEW YORK. Oct, s.-Plans have been completed for the worlds series games to be played on the completion of the National league race, The ser ies will go to the winner of four out of seven games,
 The first and second games of the series will be played in Boston, the hrst games Saturday. October ., and second Monday. October g,
 The third and fourth games win be played in Brooklyn on Tuesday. October 10. and Wednesday. October II.
 If the series goes beyond the fourth anne the fifth game will he played Eo,i1a on October 18th. the sixth ,s,me iG Brooklyn October Is
 Should the final game have to be played the place will he decided upon Y the toss of coin,
 In case of a tie game or postpone Ment on account of the rain. the clubs will remain in the city until such came is played on,
 umpires for the series will not be announced until after the pennant winner af the National league IS made SeOwn.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-10-06
OMAHA'S GREETING PRESIDENT WILSON
OVATION To CHlEF ExE'CTIvE
One Hundred Thousand People Turn Out to Welcome the Prcsiticn, to City-Annoances Names af Eigh,- Hour CommissioHers.

OMAHA. Oct, s,--The arrival oi President Wilson here was observed by the entire populace as a holiday, The city was bedecked with flags and bunting, and fully one hundred thou sand people turned out to greet the President on his arrival, A huge pro- eession formed to escort him to his hotel. and every hand tn the city was called up to furnish music for the occasion
 President Wilson wal chcered iu the echo, the people all along the Ra, of march greeting him with tremen' dous applause, Ice cream was served free to everybody, and thousands ol gallons were consumed,
 In an address before the Commcr, eial Club, at a luncheon given in his honor. President Wilson said Ameri ca must now serve the world, Tn, President also announced that he hal selected Col G, w Goethals, builder of the Panama Canal as the head o' the commission, to observe the work
 ngs of the eisht-hour law as pro vided in the Adamson hill, with Geo R1hlee. . member of the Federal Trade Commission and Interstate Comnerce Commissioner Clarke a, the remaining members of the Com mission
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-10-06
WOMEN ATTACK
 CARS NEW YORK WORST RIOT 0F THIN STRIKE Three Hundred Wives and R-latiVe> of the Striking Carmen, Ssisred by Exhorfa fatianS of "Matiacr Jone>" Do Great Damage.
WORST RIOT oE THIN SvRIKE

NEW YORK, Oct. s--One of the worst riots that has occurred here since the beginning Of ihe streetcar strike broke out here this afternoon when three hundred women, wiveS and relatives of the strikers, stirred up hy the exhortations of Mother Jones attacked a number of street cars and did a great amount of dam- age beSore they were suppressed,
 The women drove the conductors and motormea on the cars, broke the windows and clubeed the passengers who did not vacant fast enough tu suit them. Oae of the women pas sengers had ae- baby torn from h er arms by the strikers curing the strug- gle iu one of .he cars, and the child has not been found, The woman is fractie with grief over the fate sf the child and detectives haze been detailed to search for the missing in fsnt.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-10-06
LITTLE HOPE
 0f AGREEMENT
COMMISSIONERS pEaplnCKED
OaciAls Admit Ihere Is ii,tle PosSi- hilisy ef Mexican and American Commissioners Re~rhing An rntier- standing.

ATLANTIC CITY, Oct s,-Ii is prac tiea,ly admitted that all hope or ef- fecsins . settlement, of the contro- versy between the United States and Mexico through the commission ap- pointed by both ceontries> has been abandoned, Tae question of the with 6rawal of the United States troops from Mexico takes precedence over every othsr subject with the Mexica.. Commissioners. and they practically refuse to discuss any other suhic~, an.tl this Koint has been settled, in sisting that the first act of the Ad- 1inistration shall he the recall of the Ameriean soldiers from Mexican soil.
 They freely admit that the finances os Mexico are such that President CarraGxa Is unable to pay the Mexi- can soldiers and tacitly admit that under present conditions Csrranxa is unable to protect foreign interests in Mexico or guard the border 70 pre- vent raids into American territory ny Mexican bAndits> In spite of this they insist that the American troops must be withdrawn.
 The American commissioners in sist that the first steps shosld be an adjustment Sf Mexican internal af- fairs to the end tha, the Mexican government may be in a position to insure the safety of the lives and property os foreigners in that country and pa, down outlawry,
 Neither side is willing 10 give way and it Is probable that the commission will be dissolved, The Mexican CoEs- ha,ssioners are going ,o New York aud will attempt 10 negotiate lOa., os three 10 tise million dollars to ca able Carranra to carry on the gov ernment until arrangements have been made to provide revenue from other sources,