The Hattiesburg news., June 26, 1911, Image 3

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mtor N. B. Scott is authority for
tateraent that West Virginia
Taft a bigger
ever.
will
year
vote next
e closing of Congress lias
ack. by gossip, from July to Sep
er. because of the belief
ion of the tariff will be take
ell as the
been
I liai a
.'ll up
agreement.
reciprocity
e Asiatic Exclusion
oruia has drafted
League of
a bill barring
static laborers from
». and it
the United
ill be submitted
passage be ,
tiie end of the special session.
to
less and urged for
W Jersey judges are. waging a re
' ss war against that feeble mind-1
iss of individuals known as "boat !
i." In one or two Instances of
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who have been brought before I
«i h suli of fights following I
insane idea of fun, have been
ly fined and other offenders
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or an ex
tened
vitli jail terms
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WEEK-END
Excursion Fares
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IULFPORT, MISS.
Beginning
aturday, April 29,
19 11.
Railroad will put In effect the following
viulf and Ship island
round trip excursion fares:
imer
main line
12.00
Star, both inclueive
Stations Jacksoi
to Lux, both Inclusive
to
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tlesburg .
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COLUMBIA DIVISION
Stations Pinola to Coes, both Inclusive
jmbia ...
Lumberton, both inclusive.
.11.50
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the Pier and View the
Ï ,ar§c Ocean Steamers.
'ic-Nic on
enjoy a trolly ride
'.slMlPPl Coast Traction Company'.
Grounds, Long B.«*, P«« Chrletlan. etc
limited to return Monday fellewtng
be extended under any elrcumeteneee.
Interurban Cara
Gulfport & M''
t0 Biloxi, S*> Shore Camp
50 ld at these fare, ere
limit will not
Tickets
. of sale. Return
STATIONS OR PRIVATE SIDINGS
fares from flag
SPECIAL
In rdditlon to above
and a third fare between
Dates Of .»le- »" r «® ul,r pM "
I, r. R. Co. make a week-end rata at
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tended residence in the insane sylums
of the state.
The German government has been
conducting experiments to find out
what colors are hardest to hit on the
field of battle.
Such experiments are
said to show that light gray is the
color lost to sight on the field, hence
safest for all uniforms.
the
Ohio Democrats are discussing c.
change in the Democratic national
committeeman for their state and lie
a
Hare that with the help of Newton D.
Baker, the late Tom Johnson's suc
cessor as Democratic leader of Cuya
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tion to Garber and in this he is join
ed by the Democratic leaders of Cin
cinnati.
The henchmen of William Jennings
Bryan and William Randolph Hearst
are said to have joined hands in an
effort to retire next year John W.
Tomlinson as Democratic national
committeeman for Alabama, while
Tomlinson's New York friends say
without hesitation that Tomlinson Is
too strong for both Bryan and Hearst
and ig familiar with the efforts of the
combination opposed to him. For a
dozen years Tomlinson was a strong
Bryan adherent.
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In personal conversations. National
committeeman of the two parties. Re
publican and Democratic declare that
they do not believe that the attend
ance at the national conventions next
will he nearly as large aR in the past.
They base their predictions, they add.
on the fact that in nearly all the
States railroad passes have gone out
and that delegates must now pay their
own railroad expenses, and, of course,
visitors must do the same. At na
tional conventions within the last
twenty-five years delegates and their
followers have been provided with
bunches of railroad passes and all
this has
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A $25,000 statute ol Alexander Ham
sorts of perquisites,
passed away.
All
ilton will be erected in Washington
City. Congress has appropriated $10.
"00 for the foundation and base, and
the remaining amount necessary will
he raised by a popular subscription.
iThy one and do
I T his project is. a wc
us to succeed.
ANNOUNCEMENT FEES
j following charges will be made
T. News for announcements, all
. i.».cements to be printed in both
*c u ni y and The Weekly News, and
hai :-;• o to Le paid before announce
•?. are made:
r'jr County offices. .$25.00
For Beat offices
10.00
ANNOUNCEMENTS
ji State Senator
J. MORGAN STEVENS
DR. J. D. DONALD.
►or Üitsrict Attorney
R. S. HALL
W. J. PACK
For Representative
J. C. SMYLIE
E. A. (Zan) ANDERSON.
JOHN M. CARTER.
For Sheriff
w. s. mckinnon
J. D. BENNETT
J. H. SELBY
D. G. McGILVERAY
For Chancery Clerk
HERBERT GILLI8
R. C. HAUEN8TEIN
For Circuit Clerk
T. J. MIXON
G. WALDO BAT80N
For County Tax Assessor
W. N. RICHARDSON
H. E. CLARK
H. H. WARREN
For County Treasurer
JOHN WH LIAMS
DAVID FAIRLEY.
For County Prosecuting Attorney
DUNCAN W. DRAUGN
CLAUD E. HILL
For County Surveyor
w. d .mckenzie, jr.
For Supervisor of eBat 5
J. W. GRAY
8. E. PERKINS.
A. P. McGEHEE
For Superviror of Beat 3
JNO. L. DAVI8
W. J. BASS.
For Supervisor of Beat 1.
J. P. PACE
For Justice of Peace Beat 1.
n. r. McCullough.
JOHN F. BOWLING.
For Justice of the Peace, Beat 3.
A. T. (Uncle Dick) POWE
(Judge) J. W. BOLTON
H. C. GREER
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Schedule K.
Statesman, spare my schedule,
Touch not a single line;
For years it has protected me,
l.ooked after me and mine.
Twas dear Sereno wrote it
And made it our own way,
So let it, statesman, stand.
My own dear Schedule K.
That old high tariff hunk,
Its wide protecting wings
Cover wool and shoddy
And tariff armored things.
Statesman, forbear thy ax,
Cut not its trust-bound ties:
Oh spare my woolen tax,
Now towering to the skies.
—Rep. Reilly (Dem.) of Conn.
Business Congress.
Molly—Why do they call this an
extraordinary session of Congress?
Coddle—Because it is being held in
the interest of the country.—St. Louis
Dispatch.
Long Roll.
A new book Is entitled "The Long
Roll." By the way—the long roll is
f-'omothing you can't get along without
....
on that vacation trip.- -Los Angeles
Express.
It Is Fool Proof.
"There's n fool-proof aaeroplane on
■he market."
Good. What's its main eharncteris
-tic?"
Plain
fl> " Cleveland
"It
won't
Dealer.
r conductor has ti
C»'*?dlan Dirne Strange Yet.
Supreme court holds that a street
accept a battered
But the Canadian dime still
Columbus (O.) iCtlzen.
nickel.
bothers us.
More Popular Cause.
Wo are soliciting contributions to
help strengthen the city bridges."
*Td rather chip in to help strength
en the ball team."—Washington Her
i aid.
Be Brave.
Don't you mind when trouble comes—
Rollin'« of bis thunder-drums:
Soon the storm clouds will be furled:
Takes all sorts to make a world!
—Atlanta (Ga.) Constitution.
Placed The Word.
; A\ one of the schools In this city re
cently, says the Newburyport Herald,
I the master. In a general exercise,
wrote the word "dozen" on the black
| board and asked the pupils to write a
sentence containing the word,
was somewhat taken aback to find on
one of the papers the following unique
sentenceff "I dozen know my lesson."
—Denver Times.
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Brilliant Repartee.
One of the best repartees ever cred
ited to a habitual maker of happy
phrases was that made by the beloved
Autocrat of the Breakfast Table" on
a certain social occasion.
Going to dine with a Boston neigh
bor, Dr. Holmes was met by her with
an apology.
"I could not get another man. We
are four women, and you will have to
take us all in."
"Forewarned Is four armed," he
said, with a bow.—Youth's Companion.
Algebraic Bar.
"I say old boy, '.end me an X."
"Would if I could, dear chap, but
there's an algebraic difficulty In the
way."
"What Is It?"
"An X with me is an unknown quan
tity?"—The Pathfinder.
Puzzler.
Why is it, do you suppose,
Every little kid that grows
Wants to use the garden hose
Only In his best of clothes?
—New York Telegram.
Life In His Part.
He—So young March and his father
She—Yes: the old man runs the
business while young March does the
carrying on.—New York Globe
are carrying on the business?
A reviewer in the New York Nation
illustrates his own comments on a cer
tain new volume of essays by a story
that is worth putting into circulation.
Vigorous Preacher.
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BARBECUE, BA KET PICN
HATTIESBURG. Ï
WEDNESDAY. J
Ex-Gov. James K. Vardarran, the people's choice for U.S . S«
sippi at Kamper Park, Hattiesburg, Miss., on the above date.
An Automobile and
headed by a splendid brass band, will leave Hotel Hattiesbui
at 1 o'clock. .Upon the arrival of the parade, the speaker will
speak until 3:30. Promptly after the address an interesting
between Hattiesburg and Vicksburg, the leaders of the Cottc
County and District
The entire forenoon will be given to the various county and i
people upon this occasion.
Barbecue and Bai
Extensive preparations have been made lor large quantities
timers" well experienced in barbecuing,
ice water, etc., will be provided free to all
.Irfiticn to the I
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Preparations For 10
Ample arrangements have been made at the park to take car
those who will are Invited to bring a well-filled backet,
and assist In making this a "Red Letter Day" in the political t
Let
Reduced Railroc
The Mississippi Central Railroad has granted a rate of one an
from all points between Silver Creek and Hattiesburg, and w
leaving Hattiesburg at 8:00 p. m. The N. O. & N. E. Raiiroz
and one-third fare, plus 25c for the round trip on all regular t
later than June 29th.
WILL TRY TO SAVL
WOMAN FROM GALLOWS
Washington, June 26.—A monster
mass meeting to arouse public senti
ment against the hanging of a woman
ill !>.- belli
in the national capital
this evening and will be addressed by
several men and women of promi
nence. The protest is in behalf of
Mattie E. Lomax, a colored woman,
who was convicted of the murder of
sentence.I to be
her husband and
hanged here on July 1. A i appeal will
ue made to President Ta*t and tin
Department «f Justice for il.e commit
tation of the sentence to life Impel «-1
onment. Representative Caleb Pow -1
ers, of Kentucky, who was ehrueed
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