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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-27
Realty Record
W Warranty Deeds

Martha E. Hart 20 t.ssic j Davis
June a. lot ., block g.. ~. and l. adj
dttiou, 81
Gertrudes thahel. ct at [" M"r-
crd,s \ De VISA June" ., piece laud
Ia precinct 81
Francisco Gallvgos tC Dolores Pine
Dc rallesos, June O.. lots 49, 20 block
I n and =. addition, 81
EguIel Herrera and wife tn Fran
cisco \ HubbelI Iuu. 10 niece land
IN Los Duruncs. g..
FiIomona sanchez L. l. f. Girard
June ~. niece land IN RHucho- ii,
Atrisco. 81
Ramona g dc Lnp,z. 81 al to ApoIi.
nano FtJardu. Jun. 20. niece land i'm
| precinct 10 old Albuquorguc 81
Dolores Otero de Burg ana husband
to casimIrp Snis. g., a. June 20 lot.
4 g. block Is. p,i,t addition $40.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-27
ABOUT PEOPLE YOU
KNOW


H"nry M Ila baggage. Phone Ss'
Auto sprtuss. all makes. Korhcr Co..
Twenty DAYS -pcDtI sal, GOA ull our
huEgice CARRIAGES. htrue-- See 20
large stock cash .r terms q kor-
Der y co.. EOS North Second street.
Triple Link Reu,taG lodga VIII
meet tonight at tn, I o. e. T.. hall
Miss Hctti" Moon len yesterday iyt
=, Louis go visit relatives.
Nr and Mrs i. II Coli..'r roturu.
ed sunday from a i't with relatives
Boo southern NcW trNicu
j \ SKINNER bought , Young mare
tt q pound sale todaN Ch,oi of Police
Ga.u,ht Sas the a%ustiuue'i.
clyde ringloy vii leave th.- Sven
ms for Bowling Green o., his old
home, uu ID visit.
\ factory has p,cu start
ed at rUl South second street T.
Fr8uch4ul is Interested ln tho venture
: o. Andres, a local "ugtu"cr rec
turned ycstofday from . VISIT 'u hl-
! former hum. az Champaign iIi
Tho Woman Eol,ct CORPS 'III
meet 100 regular session W"du".uas.
/ jun, IS. go q &c., az pdd TciloV- U.tl.
Atauaslu Moufoyt county SCHOOL
superintendent lett Tor New YORK
/ YESTERDAY 10 attend u mcotlug of trc
/ National Educational a-,ocia .uu
Ma j. IL NpuuS and %daushters.
wtlc and children 81 the manager of
the Mutual Iair Insurance company.
have returned from an extended visit
with relative. boo san Antonio T'S
II e. Brown and a. II 'tpk' enc
gincor- iur the Mountain stat Tel
.cphouc company are here making %
survey Of tho local prup"rty aud cons
ditions.
Mrs. Regina .trdmiilu dc StliItr
Of Las Palumas has adopted a new
born baby which she found 100 her
yard YESTERDAY morning she has asa
childrou of her own,
The reward offered fur uudIng
james H,nnc~s', missing since Mas
-. has he,n Increased to $3.50 Th"
ia-t seen of him ne was wandering lu
tho mesa country east ot the cuts
city council last night authorized
Clerk Hughes io advertise tor bids
for the West Central avenue paving
TN date for opouiug the bids VIII Doe
nNcd later
JACK Gfcil,r has been elected pres.
7 ldcnt of the newly organized branch
Of the Red cross society llhrtA Sh'l.
ton h. secretary fifteen men attend.
ed the organization moetin- E,-'
night. IN, branch viii take q rour-'
of lectures ON urst.,id
Proumtunr, steps ian the ur2inIlt.
tiuu of am automobile association wti
be taEcu Tonight AZ a meeting 'i ne
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-27
HIGH OFFICIAL
or K
STRUCK BY CITY
Decidedly Progressive looking
Town Says Edwin F. Sweet,
Assistant Secretary Of Com
merCe.

Edwin T. Sweet the assistant Sec
rotary ct the department of COM
mcrc,. was q passenger uu the call
4 fotuia limited which passed through
todal. Mr.. sweet was met at the
station by In g. = M,Lhndfoss. an
old friend. 10 whom Mr.. sweet tele-
gfaphod WORD %. his coming MI
sweet I~ ON his W1y 90 the western
coast tor a tour 90 inspection.
Nj. sweet walked Go Central ave-
ma, ana fIrst street N.th pr McLdu-
dress ana lookcd up the mann business
street
4 decidedly prosr,-s,,e-Iookiug
town ne said. ~Oc.ldcdly So
lie ASKED "a uumprr CO., questions re.
gluu- tu, ,ity ANA 100, Irtdv apudI-
ton. mere,
Iu I'pty 10 % reporter. question
@lnurutr- "a the was, Do "nrK AIS
putv between the railroads ANA tnc
.auI.au employees All sweet ,sp,i'u-
ga nat tu, department ui l.IuI ana
not tu, department cot commerce was
uI,,ciy concerned with Ia.uI uA,S-
'uuu. NuI, the impairment ut come
upiu, wac ready To- ouuperat, a- iar
is iay %, It's power vain tG' depart
u,ut ul .a,ur 90 NIS not aHy longer
Ilt- junction to "a. to auJus amer
.uc,- between employee aud clupivs
,r-.
wish the work. ui our depart
lUupu. ser, pvttri ktu"u TO "a, pun
up sand Mr sweet Nc arr aonls
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-27
B. e..
$50
TO EXPOSITION
New Mexico Congressman Warm.
ly Endorses State Fair, Ar.
rangements Shaping Up Fast
for Excursion to Las Vegas.

The state fair commission this
morning received a letter from Rep
lcscutatiNc g. &. u~,rnandcz. uuv ~
Washington as foIlows
Washington. y. c..
June 30. 1915
MIR Chus. Scheurioh. secretary and
Treasurer state Fair Association.
Albuquerque, y NJ
Ny Dear MI Schourleh
Put me down for a S5o subscription
to the state iair az ! personally be-
licNc tina there Is not any thing That
Is held in ia, state OF Sew Mexico
that does our glorious state more
good than our annual fair held In Al
ouquerquc ] wish you an success for
the fair of 1915 and hope to be able
to spend 4 few days with YOU during
the lait
with sind regard ana best wishes,
/ am You're very truly
tSignedl &. e.. HERNANBEZ.
H. e letter received by f.. stern OF
the state tair commission. NJ h. FOX
the county |oigaulloi from Roswell
New MoNlco. reports hat he has Wis
tied CLOVIS. and rurttlcs and that
both 90 these ciuo. VIII come through
finely with their oount, exhibits aud
that both have appropriated guodiy
sums of money for this purpose.
"lt is up to AN the different ouu
ties throughout Sew Mexico To- start
working earl, un their exhibits -iid
,ir stern. "a- there l- uu doubt what
soo,cr that th, display at the state
iair This Ncur VIII saipass auy thing
- H.f 80 la. FN#A
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-27
Jacob Baca Fined
for Shooting Dog

Jacob lrca was fined $50 10y Jus
ti.o of m. Peace Mcclellan tins
morning for houtlug u dog BELONGING
to 20 man named ucu~uu ~ Dummies,
Huon alleged INIT "a wr- % bad dog
and that ,yor' body except Benson In
the ucighNorhood was glad il was
shot
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-27

con account OF luo death Of Mn thj-
fielder at rruta Ic yesterday i;or
Nald Bros tor, VIII TO- closed 40 d,g
tomorrow
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-12-02
Min Jumps Up a
Cent a Pint Here;
Public Is UnUarned
COMMERCIAL CLUB HAS SCHEME
70 GIT OTHER oAiRYMEN TO
ENTER LOCAL FIELD.

Hattiesburg is paying a cent pint
more for its milk today than 1t dld
during the boom days when money
was nush and the city was running
over with business. u.
Giving as their reason for jumping
!the price to 6 cents "a pint scarcity
in feedstuffs, which has eurtailed the
output, a majority ftthe dairymen'
with notification in but few cases, yes
terday increased the price 8 cents 2
gallon.
A request was made today OF prest
dent Hannah to have the Commercia
Club launch an investigation. Presi
| dent Hannah also was asked 70 tak'
IN with dairymen at Brookhayen am
that section the question OF cheape
milk, and to see if it is possible 70 u y
| duce some Of those to establish mil
routes here.
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-12-02
PURCHASES
TIE: BRADLEY FARM.
oNE OF BEST KNOWN AGRlcuk
TuRAL TRACTS IN THIS SEC
TON CHANGES HANDS.

With the fling of the deeds yester-
dav the transfer OF the B. G. Bradley
farm one Of the best farms in South
mississippi. located four miles from
petal on the Morriston road, six miles
from Hattiesburg, by c. u. stevens
became public. I,
Possession Of the estate Will De oO'
tained at once. Ben Stevens, son OF
d u stevens, IL is understood VIII
be given the property by his father
and will operate modern stock anc
da,ry farm there. aC
The farm contains 4S7 acres OF lanu
and vas sold for $S,74O- Itfis ideali'
situated, and the buildings and ma
abinsry are, modern in every respect
me deed shows that Mr. Steven
lnaid 81 $50 cash; assumed a deed :
,r,s for $4,000, and gave real esta'
in Hattiesburg valued at $2'4SO te
the property
MI Bradley it is understood, n' Y
rented farm from the Lou Monl
estate near Petal, formerly occupl'
by Henry Taylor.
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-12-02
2 Men DeUour ST.
Worth of Cream at
a Single Sitting
TIE DAY WAS COLD AND 1T WAS
lsNoT A GOOD DAY FOR EAT
ING ICES, EITHER.

If yesterday had been warm day,
rather than one on which the mercury
was tempted to hang around freezing,
there's no telling how many different
kinds and dishes Of ice cream cou-
pie Of men would have devoured in 9
local drug store.
AS it was, the pair OF them got rid
of five large dishes each, and walked
away as unconcerned as if they had
not broken all Hattiesburg records
since the day that a circus side show
proprietor. in the heat Of the summer,
took an Eskimo downtown and told
him to go to it.
Two men. with anything but hun
CRY look, strolled into the Corner
Drug Store yesterday, took seats,
tapped the bell, and asked for ice
cream.
"Flavor, pleaseg said the obliging
boy with white coat and an apron
of similar color.
"Oh, peppermint, or anything yo1
may happen to have" replied one
Same here said the other.
| Two saucers were brought, and thu
linen, interested in their conversation
inished the contents. They tapped
he bell. and asked that the order b.
,repeated. 1t was. Three other time
hey tapped the bell, and each tim
the boy brought two dishes Of ic
, cream.
One looked at his watch, when tn
last Of the tenth saucer had disal
reared and remembered that ne ha
an appointfny at that hour lie apo
ogized for having to leave so hurrie'
e H. He paid the check, howeVe
! which was exactly 81.
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-12-02
WON'T BE
BACK BY CHRISTMAS
WILL PROBABLY REMAIN IN TEX
AS FOR A RATHER IN
DEFINITE PERIOD.

jackson, Miss, Dec. 2.--According
to semi-offieial advices received here
from San Antonio, there is no pros,
pect whatever tlaat the First Alissls-
sippi Regiment will be home in time
for Christmas
In fact there rs. asatrong probability
that the. regiment will remain in the
vicinity CT the border for Several
months. iffsgl
While no official order has yet been
issued, it is stated on good authority
that the First Regiment is soon 20
be sent to Glsn Springs for a period
OF rifle practice, after which the com.
mand will so to Ell Paso.
This information comes from officers
of the regiment in communications t
personal friends, and they state frank
!. y that they have abandoned all hop'
Of being back in Mississippi in tins
or the Christmas holidays.
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-12-02

Special 10 The Nelcs. n
Richton, Miss, Dec. 2.-Here's the |
story Of man who broke into 2
pest house. broke out with small
pox; was cured, placed in jail for yio-i
iating the quarantine regulations. and
then broke" out Of confinement
again
AS breaker. Madison Sims has
broken the record.
Smallpox developed in Perry county
several days ago. It was brought here
by Laurel negro, who was quite eN
travagant in his distribution Of i BE
fore the health officer, Or. Cochran
could get it checked, u persons hal
contracted it.
!. A friend OF Madison Sims was amon
4 the number. Madison wanted to visi
t his friend, then confined IN the pes
house near Riclton, but couldn't 81
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-12-02
.E[KS WILL CONDUCT
MEMORIAL SERVICES
EXERCISES TO BE HELD at LoMo
THEATRE; LAUREL MAN TO
BE CHIEF SPEAKER.

The annual memorial services OIL
the Hattiesburg lodge Of Elks viii pc
held at the Lomo Theatre tomorrow
afternoon, and general invitation 10
the public to attend these Impressive
exercises has been issued.
There has not been a death among
the membership Of the local lodge
during the last year. The services
will be for those who have departed
during previous years.
The lodge members have been a
rected to appear at the Elks clut
At 2 o'clock. They will march IN
lbody to the theatre Henry Hllnun
Eof Laurel, will make the address
1 There will be musical program
4 The public has been asked to be
!, Its place at the theatre by o'clocl
Has the program will be begun promp
lly at that hour
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-12-02
COURT ENDS AFTER
MANY WEEKS WORK
WAS SOMETHING OF. A RECORD
BREAKER in, AMOUNT or BUS
INEss DESPATCHED.

The November term of tie Forrest
County Circuit Court ended yesterday
after having been in almost contin-
uous session since November G. A
remarkably large number Of cases
were disposed of at this term, which
made somsthnig of a record in the
despatch Of business.
Among the cases disposed of this
week were:
j. Il. & Sadie Beagle vs.! Oscar Jor-
dan Brother & Company, dismissed at
IIla:ntiffs cost.
I.ctitia Hayle VS.. w. E. McInnis and
mrs. NJ. L, McInn:s, continued till Jan
uary.
w. Nv. Hill VS.. DR.. e. = Rush
trading as the Rush Motor Car Com
pany, continued till January
W.. a. Johnson, VS.. L. e, Edwards
, Judgment of $17.759 given.
/, j, P.a Griffin VS.. BrooShaven Lumbe
Company, motion fonnew trial denieet
!. Bank of Hattiesburg VS.. w. A. JohI
: son. cause settled out of court, y
Joe X. aMcInnis VS.. FirstrNationi
!. Bank Of Commerce. cause dismisse'
!, defendants to pay all costs.
! Jack Flynn VS.. New Orleans
! Northeastern Railroad Company m
i Ytion to have cause removed to Fede
= = al court at Biloxi, denied.
CITY Of Hattiesburg VS.. r. A. Carr
i. and S. Fl. Kress & Co., for violatil
lo-hour law, five cases dismisse
court ruling that affidavit charged
offense under law.
N. Risk VS.. Floyd Doner, continu
it'll January.
!. State VS.. w, G. Hammack, mott
X to have Judgment set aside and n
~ trial granted denied.
Hattiesburg Trust & Banking @
no pany VS.. ]. D, Donald. ct all, settl
Cote Piano Company VS., W.
Jones, ct AL, case dismissed.
Helen Doherty VS., New Orleans
Northeastern Railroad Company {
of Itinued till January term,
be E. l.. Dobbins vs.. J. J. Newman ~
'ow Der Company, settled out Of cour
to Jack fairfield vs.. New Orleans
i've Northeastern Railroad Company
suit ordered
ong State VS.. Francis Facias, fine
dge sentence suspended on payment Of
ices and costs.
rted Margaret Belt vs.. Western Y
Telegraph Company. case settled
di- of court, defendant to pay all cos
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-12-02
RICHTON POSTOFFICE
TO MOVE JANUARY

Richton, Miss, Dec. 2.-Laborers
began today tearing away the wooden
building on Front street Just north
Of Pollock's store W. NJ chambliss-
the owner, win replace it at once with
two.story brick structure. The new
building viii be rented, the lover part
as a store, and the second floor for
OFFICES.
Carpenters are busy converting 9
portion Of the e. H. stevens Com
lpanys large brick building into suit
able quarters for the postoHice. whicl
viii be removed to rs new home abou
lJanuary l.
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-12-02

London, Dec. 2.--After day Of
terror in Athens, IN which the Ven
izelists fought the Royalists and
Greek troops which tired on the
entente landing forces, truce has
heen arranged to maintain order,
according to Vice Admiral Defour-
net. King constantine agreed to
surrender his artillery, upon the
entente withdrawing their troops,
A pitched battle occurred in the
streets yesterday when the Dutch
and Spanish ministers interviewed
and induced the king to surren-
der the guns.
1t is reported that Defournet
suggested an armlstice to the
Greek premier.
Athens dispatches say that the
French homharded the Hill behind
the palace. a Central News AZ
ency dispatch says that the cas-
ualties in the Athens fighting mum
bered 200. It is reported thai
/. many Of the killed were civilians
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-12-02

A pitched battle between an infuri
ated negro and deputy sheriff at
yesterday, came perilously
near resulting in the death of viii
King, one of Sheriff Harbisons as
sistants, when a fun charge of buck
shot, fired from single barrel gun
by Jim Hawk, a Gulf & Ship Island
section man, tore away the facing OF
"a door in which King was standing,
only an inch or two from his head.
The deputy returned the fire, but
it was not until the fifth shot that the
negro went down. During the en-
tire time between the first and last
shots Of the deputy, the negro valiant
" strove to insert another shell il
his gun. The shell hung, however
and his weapon was made useless,
Hawk IS in the Forrest County 1ai
in dangerously wounded condition
The bullet struck him in the left shoui
der. ii 9N was extracted from the back .
his neck. He was brought to Ha'
tiesburg late yesterday afternoon p
sheriff, HARRISON, who went to BrooR
lyn soon after the shooting had beel
reported to him.
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-12-02
funds
TOR POOR SOUGHT
xiNcts DAUGHTERS PLACE LOCK-
BOXES N DRUG STORES
AND HOTELS.

Roxes have been placed in the various
.drug stores and hotelso the city py
the Kings Daughters ana piaca,n9
asIsine the public to contribute 70 ing
fnnd for the poor Of the city are pe'
ipp nut up about Hattiesburg
me organization hopes to raise q
GOOD sized sum for the christmas
Poor Fund this year, and members
of he organization are urging tne
&nhlic ID contribute generously
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-12-02
CAR is
HERE WEDNESDAY
DONATIONS FOR TWO iNsTiTu.
TloNs TO BE CARRIED TO
THE 4so OCCUPANTS.

The free thanksgiving car for the
two orphanages Of the state. viii be
in Hattiesburg all day Wednesday
when donations Of food. clothing, and
other articles will be received. The
car viii be located at the Gulf &
IShip Island station
The doors will be open all day
"Wednesday X II Moore will look
after the contributions for the Method.
iist orphanage, and N r. Mccullough
for the Baptist's.
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-12-02
tBy Associated Prcss,)

Athens, Dec. 2.-The King Of
Greece has given the Entente al
lies the artillery demanded BY Ad-
miraI Dufournet.
Allied troops are withdrawing
from Piraeus.
An Entente diplomat told the
Associated Press that Dufournet
had ordered the Withdrawal Of the
troops after King Constantine had
agreed TO the surrender Of SIX
batteries Of mountain artillery.
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-12-02
Wouldn't Endorse Check.

q section foreman had complalneu
70 King that he had cashed check
for Hawk, one Of his "hapds anu
that after obtaining the cash, the
negro had declined to endorse the
naper King went to the negro ana
told him that he must either endorse
The check or return the foreman's
money. o..a
King said that the negro becanle
l;nsnlting and wanted to know wilay
-oTsiness il was Of the degaty 70 take
hand in the case. King is seia
70 have left at this time. and wen'
to Brooklyn. He was standing II 'n'
door Of the store Of Perkins e So''l
many there, when he looked up IN tlm'
10 Soc. the negro standing 2 snot
distance away, with a shot gun leNel
ID at him. He ducked as the 81
nlosion Of the shell told him that =
4 Mad moved none too soon. 4 cnars
" buckshot entered the facing q y
door few inches from Kings hea'
The officer reached for his }'s FeSolss e.'
ana Hawk by this time had Obtains
another shell and was attempIlns
re.load the weapon. King fired twl'
" 4he man and missed. HAWK s'h'
started to dart around the corner
the building, when the deputy tle
twice more. Both Of these shots Ne
wild
King followed his man, ana wnsp
came face to face with MN arou
III corner, he saw that Hawk was I
in6 to get another shell into t195 tne 4
liz took aim and fired, and me n neg
fell to the ground
The deputy took the shot sun' /,
the negro arose to his feet ana wsii
away with him Dr. Young ana
ucInnis were called, and tney looa
and removed the bullet.
II The condition OF the negro Y
4 Frious-
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-12-02
TRANSPORTATION WILL
as THEME. DISCUSSED

Thomasvine, Ca. Dec. 2-some
verx protninent railroad men Of the
soatheast are expected to be present
al she transportation problems con
lt4enee @hicn Is beias promoted pS
canf.nned On Page fous}
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-12-02
LIBERTY STATUE TO
BE LIGHTER TONIGHT
49, Assooiated Tress.l

Nav york, Dec. 2. The statue q
liberty win be illuminated IRON w
torch to the base tonight az {ae qee7
ication Of the permanent lighting sys-
tenn president Wilson win attend
and give the slsns '"'
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-12-02

10 conserve its rapidly diminishing
coal supply during the existing short |
age, the Hattiesburg Traction Com
pany is now burning lighter knots by
the carloads, purchased at points
along the Gulf & Ship Island Railroad
and the New Orleans & Northeastern
Railroad, and will continue this until
some relief is offered in the car
! famine.
The knots are being brought here in
carload lots, one load lasting but
day.
The company has on hand eight
days supply Of coal, but is conserving
this as much as possible, and is using
| it only for the gas plant. The knots
| are used at the power plant
/ The traction company for many
4 days has been burning shayings from
|iithe plant Of the7oNewman Lumber
ECompany. The knots are said to be
less expensive. s}e e5'teii r. 2'feS
X eve don't lsnow."q aa aiias saqsy
This vas the statement OF three
railroad officials today when asked
for their opinion as to when the ca
shortage will become better in TN
section or what their lines are doin
r TO relieve conditions caused by tn
vi scarcity. The officials complain a
hi their inability to get their equipmen
m back on their own lines and say ths
IS the small amount they receive IN u
S, murrage charges is insufficient con
nensation for use of the cars, whic
b. under existing conditions are Wort
OF five TO ten times the amount now
ill ceiyed. The officials say that whe
sr, they are receiving 81 sdemurral
nd charges a day they could get from
u $40 per day il the car was moVn
ID, with freight. In addition to bringi
lily more revenue, moving Of the Ga
ma would greatly aid in relieving the !
'ct. uation.
enS New ~ Y
Of oTiciaIs claim, however that
ate new demurrage rates effective vest
for dav win make matters better 9
viii. cause many cars to be releai
has that are now being held UP. ln
fitt new rates, a charge of 50 will be mi
lied for the first day a car is held and
increasing the charges each DAY, q
ers' profits will be so atrecteu
tbev wiilsrelease cars under the Sd
He'd time allowed.
Il Is claimed that cars are hafae
Get at the present time than du
III the past few weeks and many n
HUI iries are suffering greatly as a q
result It is claimed that many
mills are considering suspen
ocK- oneration until the situation bect
better, and many mills have e
closed down entirely or have &c
asking for cars.
II Il said that the govern
rious recognizes that coal is needed
ty BY than lumber and cars loaaeu wis
cards former product will not pc ava
% the for the lumber mills atter tnea
Re be. charge their cargoes from the !
loving to the coal famine now t
aise a ening the country cars wilt Pc
Istmas for this product in preteren
mbers others
lg The
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-12-02
.I6 Lose Lives On
Gridir0n Dufing'
The 1916 Season
ONE SOUTHERN BOY DIED AS RE-
SUIT OF INJURIES RECEIVED
ON FOOTBALL FIELD.
fBu Associated Press.)

Chicago, Dec. 2.-Football 16 lives,
one in the South, during the 1916 sea-
son. which formally closed Thursday
Thanksgiving Day, according to the
figures compiled today by the Asso-
ciated Press.
Last year there we're the same mum,
Der Of deaths, and during 1914, there
were is.
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-12-02
NEGRO IS SHOT
IN BATTLE WITH.
DEPUTY SHERIFF
Irfuriated Blackmau Turns Shit
Gun Loaded With Buck
Shot On Officer
TRIES TO RELOAD AND
is SHOT AT S TIMES

with His Last Bullet, viii King Brings
Down Man as Latter Takes Another
Chance of Putting Shell Which is
Hung, in4is Weapon-BuckshOt Load
Misses official only Few Inches
Injured Man is Locked up in Jail;
Condition Serious.
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-12-02

Royal Palaee, Athens, Dec. 7.
delayed in transmission).-- Vice
Admiral Dufournet teiephoned Pre-
mier Lambros at 2 O'clock this
afternoon, suggesting an ar1n'sr
tiec. Before word had reached all
the Greek detachments, fighting
was resumed. The French tried
to storm the wireless station
southwest Of the city. but we're re-
pulsed at points 'of bsyOnets.
Later, while the premier and the
King were conferring, the fights
ina was renewed. The FRENCH
marines fired on the Greek oft
GERS, and the Creeks used their ar
tillery. The King ordered a cesss'
ton Of fighting. At 5 O'Clock this
afternoon, the fleet fired on the
hills behind the palace Thers
was much shooting from house
tops and in THE streets,