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The sun., 1917-09-13
Black Bass that Knocked Man Down.

Bradford had drawn his sword against
lie Is man who should know whereof
he speaks. and hesitate to oppose him:
but ! think he is entirely wrong in the
assumption that salmon are gamer FISH
that black bass (small-mouth).
My salmon grounds. or rather waters.
seldom get to see them more than twice a
year, while or the other hang my bass
waters are right here close Is hand and
] have managed 10 hsh them about two
days each week for a good many years
Therefore, while can speak about black
bass in the way d'd several years ago
in his argumen, with VIII H. dig OF
.h,SaSo' Chicago came, speak Mn tho same
ing ability of the salmon,
Stiii. do feel that / am qualified TO
break In on tho subject. qualifications be-
Charles Bradford may he under the
same deiusion as many others-a twenty
Ss sh. %, matt sa mouth s5's hs,, Ss,S
be compared TO it Certainly not. a small
mouth ba. Of over nvs pounds is seldom
be drawn. But i dislike to think OF VIVA t
a twenty pound small mouthed bass df
should hook It on dark night.
i have caught salmon In sebago Lake.
Maine, Weighing nve or six pounds tha:
ths other hand, others that weighed the
same that made grand fight but no
six pounder that ! ever caught; or hooked,
could nght two-thlrds ss well as four
once had strike while trolling that
made the rod butt rattle against the bot
tom OF the seat as the line ran OF the
real, and when l reached for 1t the reel
handle almost ripped my hand on /
kept on singing until II arrived at the
end OF the line, and the salmon kept on
s%9ing % and ma may be going yet With my line
must hav. weighed at leas, twenty-f five
pounds How can / Judge Simply by
At another time. In the home waters
while casting I struck a four pound small
mouthed bass. The hooks probably stuns
the chest, knocking me. with the unex-
pectedness OF 1t. into the bottom of tho
grab him with both arms to prevent his
jumping out OF the boat again
These are facts-compare them. Which
OF the two considering their size. was the
New York. Sept. IL
Capt. TMlIowitz's Day on.
Capt Julius Taiiowitz had a day on the
goodness day on, II he has many more
such days on he Will be of his cabase
! Listen,
You see 1t was this way. He invited
| several friends for fishing trip and he
, piloted them to Bergen Beach. While hs
was s.,,ln. his % motrr boa, the U; !, !,
him to return homo at once.
Before the Captain could get to the
phone to ask what was the matter. the
| receiver had been hung up. Inasmuch
| as the Tailowitzs have only recently moved
| they have not as yet installed n phone II
| their home, and the Captain could no
| locate his wife to ask what was the matter
So the Captain asked his friends to ex
| cuse him, and then suggested that tue,
| angle for lafayettes from the float. Thei
| the Captain hurried away.
When he arrived at his Yorkviiis hom
The sun., 1917-09-13
NEWARK BEATEN BY
PROVIDENCE, 9 T05
Cav Effective While Graz
Bunch Hits on Enzman-
Enright an Iron Man.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
kssults Of yestsrday's Cameo.

TTuVfuoncN- v, N0WNTki D,
Rochester, .: Buffalo. Z (nrsr.
Buffalo, !; Rochester, Q fseccpA
Baltimore. s: Richmond, 4 (f1rst)
Richmond. IS; Baltimore, 3 (seconhD
Toronto, 9: Montreal, : SffSt)
Montreal. 8; Toronto, I rp4cooF
The sun., 1917-09-13
To Hush the Monk in o Hurry.

am a duck shooter. am an Ameri.
can duck shooter. l am patriotic Amer.
ican duck shooter when the law Is on and
meanwhile also-I mean / am patriotic
also meantime--you know wha, l am. hey
I'D. old scout?
Well. I've got a great pian Ed TO abo!.
ish the C-boat problem and furnish a
hne sport period this fall tor the hun
rod and gun association % from Haiitsx al sets ts
Hatteras and points south. All these
doughty. intrepid and husky hunter.
cquipped. brought to the scene of action
hush the honk OF the Hun In a hurry
and be back In time for their Thankssiv-
They would furnish their skill and thei,
duck boats. All they would ask of the
Government would be for permission tc
hour after sunset in addition to the rcgu.
lar hours. For emergencies. they might
ask to use any repeating cannons hanging
a few days drill in spuy,en Duyvil Creel
would be sufficient practice work.
I" s., Of 5hs
would use a schooner OF beer as decoy
and with several duck boats camounagec
foliage after contact with the briny waters
for few hours would have the fragranc,
OF sauer-kra and would act as silen
duck call. When the enemy submarine,
came up TO Investigate the phenomena
the hunters could easily smash them witt
q. few well directed shots before ,h'
U-boats could duck or do damage
Malaria being ally Of the enemy, thcs,
hunters, who might be called the Amer
lean Amph!bian Artillery. could not b,
expected to come under total abstinence
regu atoms could they. Ed
No doubt many of them will begin 4
get ready to commence when they rsat
this, hey Ed? 1t Is safe from German
spies II published in such a good sports
mans column as yours I'D. Even II the'
understood this scheme they could neve
make such sportsmanlike plan intelIlgi
Ole TO Their present masters
In modest fear Of being drafted beror
the Naval Ooservatory-I mean Advisor
Roard--l Will sign only my nom de plum
age. BOB OLlNk.
The sun., 1917-09-13
CONTRACT NO. 1853.


Erie Canal--Sections 3 and 10.
For raising Spiers Road bridge, complet-
ing crests of spillways and other work be-
tween Rochester ann 1-ockport.
sheets to 8 inclusive.
The sun., 1917-09-13

Games Scheduled for To-day.
Newark in Providence
PROVIDENCE. r. l., Sept 1e.--proy,.
dence batted Enzman hard throurhou.
to-day's game and won, . to s. The M,
of the Grays were punched in the SCORING
innings Newark hit Cav freely, but h.
was tight with men on the bases until
the ninth. when he loosened up.
TuE SCORE
The sun., 1917-09-13

Center Line Of Block.

Approximate amount of the mortgage
dehi, costs and allowance is 37.572.l7 and
interest; tuxes, assessm thts and water
rates. approximately S4AA and interest.
Dated New York. August 90, 1917.
ROBERT J. HARE powell.
Referee
The sun., 1917-09-13
SECOND GAME.

Tot As.. IS Is 2 10T
Thompson oatted for Murray in .hs rim
Toronto. s o Q -
Montreal. oOao hI
Home run-Msdden. Thres base h,t--Nn'
ray. Two base hi,s-Schurs Moran, psU-in
Four runs and eight hus off Gould n
Is innings. Bases on bslls-off Gould. >
off Duffy. 3. Struck out-By Gould
Leake. s: BY Duffy, Hit by pit chez ~.
hits-Truesdale. Blackburne, Lalonse ''a"
Stolen base.--Blackbrne. 1aft on ha'..
Toronto, o: Montreal .. Ump!res-N s"r
50 minutes
The sun., 1917-09-13
CONTRACT NO. -.

Erie Canal--Sections 10 and IL.
For completing the canal at Tonawanda
and removing a guardlock and confer dam
near Sulphur Springs.
Sheets ! to s inclusive.
The sun., 1917-09-13

BUSINESS CHANCES.
The sun., 1917-09-13

Highest temperature. 20. at 3:45 p. NJ.
Lowest temperature. 40. at 6 A. NJ.
Average temperature. 60.
The sun., 1917-09-13
PERKINS DECEITFUL
ON FO0D--BROWN
Senator Charges Him With
False Pretences in Seek
ing State Control.
foe TO WILSON POLICIES
In Bitter Reply Legislator De-
fends Middlcmen and he.
mics Being Gamblers Ally.

Senator Elon r. Brown. Republican
leader Of the state Senate, "can,e back"
at George w. Perkins yesterday. Reply
ing to Mr.. Perkins's open letter charg-
Ing Mr. Brown with attempting to de-
feat the operation Of the food laws with
teeth In them. the Senator described the
note as "a mass Of Misrepresentation
and deceit"
Senator Brown said that Mr.. Perkins
has never intended. as he asserted, to
cooperate with President Wilson on a
food programme. but ",o go It alone
and ahead OF him." He declared that
Mr.. Perkins stands charged in the Har-
vester Trust with resortinE to "oppres-
sive practices in trade" The Senator
concluded by saying that II Mr.. Perkins
had the interest in food control that
he has In himself he would have relieved
The Governor and the Senate by retir.
ing as a candidate for State Food Com
missioner when a majority Of the Leg
islature protested against his nomina-
ton.
Mr.. Perkins had not received the let
ter UP to last evening.
The sun., 1917-09-13

Mad av &45 st TIL oniv
Amst Tackle 4 Rait Store, 7S5 Amst bet %. 90
Bait & Tackle Depot. 1887 1st av WaIiach.
Baumann, 2252 "a av.. bet. lis & lle, Fiddler.
Baumann. John. 37l W. 1c5th St Shedder crahs
Becher, 342 S4thst, Moulis Tel NIurra yHiIIesSs
Browns Bait Depot, ?3i7 I'd nv. mr. l2l st. 81
Brunner. Wash. Mkt Tel 7iS3 Cort. Helgramita
tonroy, 4 j., S John It. Tackle only
Crook, j IL. 5th av. 4 45th ST Tackle op,v
Davegs, l., Jr Inc. l25 W.l25 Freshwater bait
Dhyega :. Il, Co, SCI B'way. Tackle only
Dlrkes. &ol w. 50th ST A, Dory, prop Tel
Dutl, John, 42s W 42d At. Tel 4ja Brysnt
Fuchs. II. 81 lst av Tcl. ac5 Orchard Rsi,
Gildenberg, 252l Sth av,, near 18th Ret TeI
Hrsch, L., 500 Amsterdam Av., SO 30 SITS Tci
HoChgraef, F.. 3ol Il. Sith. Tel 50 Murray Hni
Eoerman. $3.50 Cd av., l56th. II. Mel 1869 3 at
Klfe Co. II. H.. 52s Broadway. Tackle only,
kirkland, s.. ,e6Chambs st Tiki, frogs hclcramit.
Icvitcn's, 5jl T.. 1SS st Fiddlers
Ieviteu's, 669 Morris Park av. Tackle
MetropotitanH dwCo, Church -V's'ysts Branch.
Ogilvy, r.. Co. 7s Chamber st No bait
Otto's, ls2d sta 1st av. Tel 5J05 Harlem r&p
rape. T.. & H., 97t I'd av. ,5lst st Tel l0b Plszs
Patterson, ,Gottfried&Hunter l70Fulton No hstt
Reit u H. 3os Sd av,. nr. ed. Tackle onIv
Rcingold. d, l0i sth av., or. l5 TackleShait
Rosenhaum, d. 36s T., lSSth at Ft OF I, str.
Roscnvuss 2ii r. b9th H'dwnre T'kle oniS
SslItan, l346 Amstdam. cor. Manhattan AZ ~,
Sans Rait Depot, ass 9th av.. near asth AZ
Schchlcr. Frank 20, ,li0 Park Rw. No halt To,
Schubach, J, h Son. s01e Sd Rv,. op. ls5tb AZ Tei
SchwartHsTr. .Basc, ,4lst&sthav. Tel 7sesBrynnt
Stecnhock, H., 1884 I'd av Tacke and bait
Nom Hofe E., CO., liz Fulton st No half
walz G, 40 1st av, mr.. 10th 5s67 Orch. Shedd.r
The sun., 1917-09-13
Not Allied with "Hoarders."

-. Your pretence that ] am working
with the middlemen. or. rs you prefer
- speak of them. the hOarders. gam
blers and speculators who infest this
State
you know that the distributing forces
OF this State. the produce exchanges,
boards OF trade. wholesalers and retail
ers taken together constitute one OF our
hest forces In citizenship. They and
their employees comprise more than
100000 souls, with an investment OF
more than $500. 900 900. They have tho
men, the equipment. the 9aonsy and the
The sun., 1917-09-13
MANHATTAN AND THE BRONX

Dealers who do not sell live halt have the
words tackle only or no bait' follovinc
Arizona republican., 1917-02-18
I.AMARA

Still another week of incompatible
attractions are promised to appear at
Phoenix most popular motion picture
home for all that is good in feature
productions. the one guaranteed bet OF
Arizona republican., 1917-02-18
COLUMBIA

Mary was born with music in her
feet. she danced to bed, and danced to
play danced to work and danced to
school-alWays she was dancing. Be-
fore her mother died Daddy Weston
gave his promise that Mary's ambi-
ton to become a great dancer should
be satisfied. In the few years that
Daddy lived, after her mother had
passed away. Mary's wish was graft
fied-for her father put her on the
stage as star Of her own company. But
suddenly, everything changed Daddy
Weston died and Mary was cheated out
of happiness by a designing woman in
Mary's company who put her o~n
daughter where Mary rightfully be-
longed The fight that Mary made
against great adversely makes one Of
the most interesting and entertaining
photoplays ever screened. Her Souls
Inspiration" is the title Of the Blue
bird made from Harris Anson's story,
Mary Keep Your Feet still" and it
win be the attraction at the Columbia
theater on Sunday and Monday with
Ella Hall playing the role OF Mary
Weston, the girl who was born with
music in her feet.
Arizona republican., 1917-02-18
PATRIA COMING TO COLUMBIA

inter RdtfIa, the newest thing in
serials, produced for international re-
lease and with Mrs. Vernon Castle as
Us star. Preaching preparedness. the
sursst fire topic OF The day, backed by
practically unlimited publicity and
featuring star whose box office sta
tus is that Of Caruso, Bernhardt or
~'avlowa, it does not take any one en-
dowed with occult powers to foresee its
success.
There was such a demand to see
"Patfial' asst week that two private
showings We're given. At the Ritz
Carlton on Monday evening the au-
dience was of first night size and
first night brilliance People of So
cial prominence admirers of Mrs
Castles danciag crowded 70 see he-
on the screen. and when Mrs. Castle
introduced by Arthur brisbane APP
peared, she was welcomed by enthd-
siastic applause. In the film, her Car
ins. her camera ease and her athletic
prowess amazed the audience
The showing at the Strand on Tues
day morning was held for more
business like audience, bur those pres
ent were obviously impressed. An ex-
citing race between an automobile and
q railroad train in the first episode and
Arizona republican., 1917-02-18

Continued on Page Nine>
Arizona republican., 1917-02-18

Hire a little salesman at The Re-
publican office.
Arizona republican., 1917-02-18

William Fox super de-luX "A Darling
of Paris "A picture suggested by Vic
tor Hugo's novel The HunchbacA Of
Notre Dame a drama of heart throhs
Friday only. the brilliant young Jesse
L. Lasky star Mae MuTry win be seen
in the greatest picture Of her career
before the camera entitled Tho Pillow
Girl a compelling drama of the South
African veldt and English drawing
rooms adapted from the famous story
by Edward Morris.
Saturday only. the versatile and
charming Fannie Ward viii again APP
pear under the LaslSy banner in the
production entitled '"Fhe Years of the
Locust from the story of Albert Pay
son Terhune.
Arizona republican., 1917-02-18
PLAZA

Three big features four serials, and
four multiple reels features made by
the best movie men in the country.
bring the Plaza treater program to the
fore again this week.
Sunday: The Kings Game with
Pearl White. George Probert, and Shell
don Lewis.
Wednesday: My Partner with Burr
Mcintosh and a great company.
Friday: THE Love Hermit" featur
ing William Russell and Charlotte
Burton.
Here are the serials:
Sunday: THE Shielding Shadow"
with Grace Darmond, Ralph kellard,
and Fred Barry.
Tuesday: Helen Holmes in "A Lass
of the I4umbcrlands.
Thursday: Pearl of the Army with
Pearl White and Ralph Kellard.
Saturday: "The Vampires.
ALI serials run two days except The
VAMPIRES which is Saturday only
showing.
Multiple reels:
Monday: "Citizens All' an American
with Winifred Greenwood and Ed
Coxen. Parties and Politics a Vogue
comedy with Paddy Mcguire.
Tuesday: Law of Nature" a Mutual
drama with Edwin August.
Thursday: THAT Sharp Note two
reel beauty comedy.
Hire a little salesman at The Re-
u
Arizona republican., 1917-02-18

It wit is the association of incon-
gruous images, then the great Duncan
Hypnotic company, that opens at the
Empress Monday. is the wittiest show
on the road today. They see men
graVely undertaking the most impos-
sible feats. See men accept as a mat
ter of fact. the suggestion that they
are circus performers. That they are
cocks fighting man; that they are
horsemen racing on a track; that they
are monkeys.
There is a scientific undertono to
i, the idea is in itself funny. The 10Th,
10Th ard 2lst, the Great Duncan wn.
mold the boards at the Empress. They
carry as special feature, Madame
OLGA. the mental marvel, the lady Of
mystery She will answer questions
each night from the stage
Arizona republican., 1917-02-18
Scene from tie first episode
DATPIA
Last Of tie Fighting Channinss
At The Columbia Soon

reeler. a Peck of Pickles" is another
'ENuce Me" for laughs. Kolb and Din
have a vein of humor all their own and
.ney have in y Peek of Pickles a
chance TO score one OF the knock outs
that established them in the legitimate
comedy field
Divorce and the Daughter follows
the Kolb and Din comedy and is d
caastic arrangement Of modern society
which finds excuse for divorce in every
little difference in the household. II
Arizona republican., 1917-02-18
ARIzoNA REPUBLICAN SUNDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY 1s 1917
ARIZONA

This evening the popular Merrv Max
ers viii present one Of their biggest
laugh producing musieli oti..4edtes
titled, THE Kings Coronation" which
is q guaranteed joy producer, showing
both cohen" and Clancy" in some
exceptionally bright comedy work.
The rest of the clever players of the
company vii lalso be seen to great
advantage in the various roles assigned
to them.
The musical offerings in this latest
production win he something out of the
ordinary as most elaborate program
has been arranged.
This bill viii run until Tuesday even
ing, with a complete change of pro-
gram on Wednesday night
Arizona republican., 1917-02-18

endeavors to point out the unjust dis
grace and sorrow that falls on the
daughter Of the divorced pair. divorce
and the Daughter is picture worth Il
lot Of attention from all walks of ME
"Indiscretionr is the title of the mo
week offering for Thursday and Fri
day and brings Lillian Walker with
heT dfmples and her clever screen per
sonaIity in another five reel from the
makers.
Arizona republican., 1917-02-18
THE WEEKS ATTRACTIONS

the week is Theda Bara In her first
super-d eluX under the William Fox
Banner entitled a aDrling of Paris"
Today and Monday the beautiful VIM.
Fox star. Virginia Pearson, will be seen
in a drama of weman's soul entitled
Bitter Truth"
Fuesda. Wednesday ard THURSDAY
The Morld,s famous Theda Rarn in the
Arizona republican., 1917-02-18
THE HIP

The bill at the Hip starting today
and running tomorrow. brings TO the
screen for their second picturs the
famous stage comedians Kolb and Din
who for many years have kept the
coast theatergoers laughing in their
ininlitable way These two German
comedians are second only to Weber
Arizona republican., 1917-02-18

several of the other thrills brought
rounds of applause ana. there were
audible murmers of admiration every
screen.
Louis Joseph Vance is the author OF
the story which is patriotic in its ap-
CONTINUED on Page Ninel
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1917-03-30
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
State OF Mississippi. s
County at Harrison,
This Gay personally appeared beforeme. tho
undersigned authority. J. n. Hill and Nat ow-
en-, incorporators Of the corporation kaown
as the Evans Turpentine Company. who 40.
knowledsed that they signed and executed the
sbove and foregoing articles of incorporation
as their act and deed, on this the 5th day Of
March 1917.
(Notarial SeaD s. a. ToMLINsoH.
~ ~" Notary Public.
State OF Mississippi. Al his
County Of Greene. }1. s.&esssH .,stt.4 s-
This day personally appeared before NE. the
undersigned authority. W, W. Evans end Z. b;
Clark iucorporptors oftbe corporaacq k4oXp
as the Evans Turpentire Copps1y Who y.
knowledsed that they slgQed add e3ec it'd tpe
above AMI fssegdinns srsicles Of iheotpoyatiSp
ss tneif ut and deed on this the lott d4v u
March 1917 ra N
| fNotariai seal) J. w. DAcksTRoy. ,.s
'U-e) SIS, NotaEs'Prblte,
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1917-03-30
Legal Advertisements.
HOMESTEAD PUBLICATION NOTICE

Department OF the Interior.
U. s. Land ONCE at jackson. Mississippi.
March H. 1917.
Notice is hereby given that James L. Free
man. Of Richton. Miss. FD.4 who. on Sept.
~, 92. made Homestead E ntry No.
o5sla for SEA- OF N VIA Section % Township
3North.Range West. St Stephens Meridian
has died notice OF intention to make final three
Year Proof. 30 establish claim to the land
above described. before the Circuit Clerk OF
Greene County. Mississippi at gainesville.
Mississippi on
the 9th day of April, 1917.
Claimant names as Witnesses: Walton Byrd
T. G. Byrd OF Richton. Miss. r F d 4. D. w.
Bradley and d. F. HiIlman OF Neeiy Miss.
$500 W.T. CUMMINS. Register.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1917-03-30
PARAS0LS, PARASQlS.

The fad for parasols is assuming
terrifying proportions, says Har.
per s Bazaar. In the April Number
are pictures of all kinds of parasols
some fiat, some concase, so.ae
large, and others exceedingly small.
while the handles may be any length.
This is good news. Let us get out
our old ones, aud they will be as
good as new perhaps! Somehow
we We always thought that a pretty
girl looks pretties. under parasol.
Next Monday. April 2, is Super
visors day again in the county cap
ita,. Sheriff Dan IRELAND and Town
Marshal Curt Mcleod will also be
much in the limehght that day, dis
posing to the highest bidder OF sun
dry lands advertised for sale for un-
paid taxes. Its likely the weather
being good, that the attendance will
be pretty strong. Let the Herald
drop this 10 while on that line of
tho ught; those Of you who come up
to the capital burg that dav and JOS
tie among the merrymaking crowds
about the court house door, and who
have not already remembered the
editor with Subscription dues, kind
ly have something ready 20 hand
over that iing'es and help keep
things moving these days of war
time prices and paper market strin-
gency.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1917-03-30
NoTICE OF SPRING EXAMINATIONS.

Teachers Examinations will be held At
Leakcsyille during the month Of APRIL 1917 as
follows:
First White on tho 9Th. and 7th
Second White on the Goth, and slst
Tirst Colored ON the isth and 18th
Second Colored on the 27th. and sath.
Examinations will be held IN the two High
school studies. which will he Theory and
Practice Of Teaching Rnd Elementary Alge-
bra on Thursday AFTERNOON before each regu-
lar Examination.
All teachers who expect to teach for the scho-
lastis year lai7-is. kept holders of exemption
license and professional and Normal College
oern1oates, must be examined on these two
subjects but they will have the privilege OF
taking the examin1tiou on these subjects ut
the April Examinations or Ut the close Of the
summer normals or u the September Exami-
nations.
!, Each applicant under the new law must
, register with me several days before the Ex-
aminstions so that neeessstv srrsnremenfs
can 81 BE- made for hoIdipsthe Examinations &C
, Respectfully,
(a-s) NEWFoN JAMES. oeanty Sup I
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1917-03-30

Carrying the twoTax Land Sales
this month has interrupted some of
our regular features. which will be
presented after this issue in regular
order, possibly doubled up to catch
up. Their the amount Of local mat
ter viii be allowed to- enjoy re-
bound or expansion, as we have had
to hold down tight on the space at
our disposal in order 10 divide round
on had to 90" stuff.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1917-03-30

The river getting down to rafting
stage last week was acconnlodatiye
to rivermen and good deal of logs
and timber driftcd out towards the
great deep, to bring back money
into the pockets Of d number OF our
good citizens. Old Big Greek got on
another little swell from the rain
last Friday night, WHICH means more
|cleaning up Of logs from out OF It
ere warm, dry weather has struck,