Nashville Banner from Nashville, Tennessee • 2

'ILLE BANN TURDAY EVENING 410QO tzg'g'aP'e? i-- i 4 ISIIVILLE DANNER SATURDAY EVENING JULY 1 5 19111 1 onommiumbk All 1 2 eillzese- l'3'9 i You Don't Miss What Goes In News 4 ft tno 017 r' 7 041144401 0 '3 qp yo 4t77 4' '4 3 Vhat Comes Out Will Surprise 7 ou-726' 4 i '77-777--: 1 1 0 1 YOUNG TENNESSEAN IYEALTHY- ARKAtiSAS I '1' (:51::1 cili AP 0 (2) -4 -4- 11 'f rn 11: i -7-r A t-41 tii i 441N 11 1 4444444 t-7 rat i :17 It': ::::::::::::7 Hughes Who Shot Thomas Dolan at Memphis Retains Lawyers' -Supposed Victim of Mexican Revolution Located in Regular Army SEE Us 77'1- We have just the kind YOU need 1 Special to th Banner Memphis Tenn July 15-J Hughes the wealthy Arkansas merchant-planter who shot and killed Thonias Dolan a former jockey last Sunday was indicted yesterday on a charge of murder in the first degret The defense has retained a number of the most able criminal lawyers in this part of the state among them being ex-Gov Patterson It will be his first case in the criminal court since giving up hierseat at Nashville Aiding the prosecution will be members of the Theatrical Stage Employes' Union who are raising a prosernition fund by individual donations The national union took up the subject at their convention but would not vote money to the fund from the union treasury Special to the Banner Indian Mound Tenn Zuly Richardson the young Stewart countian who was believed to have met death by court-martial of Dias troops in Meatco several weeks ago has at last been located The report appeared to be authentic Congressman Joseph 'Etyma appealed to the State and War Departments and they requested the American legation at Mexico City to investigate the matter From letters and cards received he is located at Fort Sam Houston Tex and is attached to the regular United Tex army TAe puzzle is how the IVar Department could not locate him and he a member of the regular force on the border 7 While Truill Bag 11 ttuntdr JIMMIE' Z22111111t itiarkuu illINNIti: 737113' WatiP VitestriA -ttrriiEE ACTUAL SIZE Bolds 8300 in Dim Call and see it and let us get acquainted: IT COSTS YOU NOTHING The easy way to build a bank account Attractive for old or young a PER 5ET INTEREST- PAID ON SAVINGS Banks Given to Children Only When Accompanied By An Adult 609 CHURCH STREET ENRAGED FARMER NIZIEROUS CHARGES AGAINST TEACHER Exclusive Trunk and Leather Goods House SHOOTS AT ENGINEER First Savings Bank Trust Co 101 FOURTH AND UNION 11 Because Train Had Run Over and Kifled One of His Cows 'Chattanooga Board Dis- charges Man Who Had Al' ready Departed Qur Building Materials Back Up STUDIED LAW AND PLOWED THE GROUND 1 I witnesses couRI be found to warrant sr InOletratlntr' asked Representative Vebb of North Carolina 'Undoubtedly- replied the Territorial Delegate -and I --fifrnished him -with CHARGES esniddeinccaeie of oathnecorcgralmniezsed The Jkaska: "'What do you mean by the Alaska syndicater Chairman Clayton Inquired I Newly Appointed Chancellor is Cousin of "Private" John Allen All the Claims We Make for Them We have too much respect for your good judgment to promise 3-ou extra line materials and then disappoint you We might do that mice but never again We want to see you more thanoonee so you can rest assured we'll supply the kind of materials that will effect that result We have Aquabarn i and -Insulite" Waterproofing in stock HERBERT dr SONS 111 THIRD AVENUE NORTH 1 Telephone Main -)-Gt and 31 Special to th Earner Monterey Tenn July passenger train on the Crawford Road yesterday afternoon ran over and killed a cow belonging to Mr Bob Coleman who lives near Crawford When the train returned Mr Coleman shot at Engineer Jesse Johnson with a double-barreled shotguirt and struck the arm rest of the cab Mr Coleman was arrested and bound over to court In default of bond he was sent to Jail at Livingston Delegate From Alaska Makes Grave Accusations tAgainst Attorney-General Special to the Banner Chattanooga Tenn July 15--W Harrington the Massachusetts man who was so popular a teacher at Centrui High Setionllast year and who left the city Sunday just before serumtiobal disclosures were made of highly racy conduct attributed to the professor is wanted not only by the school anthorities but now by various and sundry creditors- who were also fooled It has developed that a bill for something Over 11000 for printing the High School annua which had been represented as paid Is still to be met and the county may have to foot the bill which It is said should have been paid by Harrington who collected the large part of the receipts from the students for the annual One of the most prominent of the young men in school too is wondering when be will recover a hundred-dollar bill borrowed by the professor about a month ago Various othr creditors have been left In the lurch The High School Poard has uncondi tionall discharged Harrington Special tt Chatttu Harringt who was trul Hig left the Hobe1 di4 racy cor fessor school al and sum fooled for some the Higl been rep: met and the bill been paR the large students most prc school tA recover 8 by the Various In the The Hi tionally HOUSE IGATE IGATE IGATE 7W0 'MORE FREAKS FOR SUMNER COUNTY Special to the Banner Chattanooga Tenn Ja ly Allen of Dayton whom the Republican executive of Tennessee Gov Hooper has appointed Chancellor of the Twelfth Division recently created Is a Confederate veteran and a cousin of "Private" John Allen of Mississippi Col Allen never attended a law schoo1 but studied at night during the reconstructiou period while resting from his labors in raising a very necessary corn crop OCEAN STEAMSHIPS DAILY CONCERTS AT THE STATE FAIR CLARK'S oAlt AMC" ORIENT CRUISE Pei 1 111-100 tip to 71 fitly inelmlink shore excursions Rot ND '111E NVORL11 T011111 Soot 19 orbt 21 and onott monthly till Jon Frank Clerk Times Bldg New York Claims He Deliberately Per-mated Statute of Limita- tions to Rim Against Agents of Syndicate CALLS NAMES "I refer to the Maskasyndloate composed of Pierpont Morgan the Gug-t genheim brothers kKtihrt Loeb la Co Jaeob iichift and -Graves" "Who do you mean by the Guggenheim brothers?" asked Representative Norris of Nebraska "Senator Simon Guggenheim and his six brothers" "Who is Graves?" asked Representative Graham of Illinois -11a represents Clotse brothers the English syndicate and other English capitalists 'Capt Jarvis'" added the Delegate "was the confidential agent of Morgan In charge of the syndicate interests in Seattle He committed suicide immediately following the Lutroduction of this resolution you are now considering He knew that this resolution would bring out the facts" The Douglas affidavit charges that when the War Department advertised for bids for coal to supply the Alaskan military posts Jarvis Treasurer of the Northwestern Company and John Bullock of the Sesnor doalCompany a rival of the syndicate agreed to submit bids which would insure the award of the contract to one company or the other there being no other competitor agreed to certain lighterage charges and fixed upon a division of the profits The Sesnor company got the contract to furnish 4000 tons of coal at $28 a ton a price which Douglas claimed was nearly twice too high and the profits were divided Douglas himself entering $6700 from the Sesnor company on the books of the Northwestern company as the tatters share of the profits Bullock and Jarvis Douglas swears made false affidavits to the Government that no one but the company which each represented had any interest in the contract The resolution asking the Attorney-General for documents in the Jarvis-Bullock matter wilt Tie reported to the House early next week ANOTHER GOOD-BILL- ed was profits nteridg on the any as Bul- made nt that each he cons torney- the LEGAL COMPLICATIONS IN MEMPHIS TRIAL LEG First Regiment Band of Nash vile Makes Contract for Forty Men GEORGIA SOLONS VISIT CHATTANOOGA GEORC MUST FURNISH DOCUMENTS Special to the Banner Gallatin Tenn July 15--Mrs Oscar Barry who live-s in the Sixteenth District has on exhibition a wonderful freak of nature in the shape of twin chicks which died In the process of hatching The two chicks are of the same size and color and both have two well-developed logs with perfect toes and toenaila and to one chick's knee a perfect toe is attached The two are nttached together by a solid union of tiesne uniting a little above the back of where the upper portion of the leg Joins the body The union is complete measuring Ciree-fourths of an inch in line from the hip backward and upward and the back or spines of ealich are perfectly straight and natural The chicks were hatched from an egg eontaining a double yelk Bedford Warren of the local produee ifouse hat in his possession a curiosity in the shape of a hens egg The 'gm which is of usual size and smoothness has op one end the lac-simile of a duck Tt figure which is about tl-e size of a'ten-cent piece stands out' In told relief and resembles carved work The figure shows a side view complete in all its details even to the eye re I Special to the Banner Memphis Tenn July 15--Complica- tions whieh puzzled Judge Palmer of the Second Criminal Court developed yesterday In the trial of Cap Wooten charged with soling liquor to minors The minors in the case are Daisy and Willie Meyers and it was brought out by counsel foe the defense that since the indictment was returned Wooten has married Daisy Meyers 'Attorney Buford Richards representing Wooten asked for verdicts of "not guilty" saying the chief states witness is the defendant's wife and a wife canot testify against her husband Judge Palmer took the case under adilsement Special Mem tions mer velopel Wootel minors Daisy brough tense returni Meyer! repres4 diets state's and a husbas under in the room and their wealth would siggregate about $20000000 Not a trisn of We twenty-flve arose lor Johnston then put another pros sition Ile said -Each of you who had $5000 it filh to begin business stand u1 The twenty-tive direetors looked around at each other but riot one of them stood tip "Etsch of you who hart 31000 stand up pereisted 10m Johnston The directors looked at each other and laughed hut Ilene of them mr et johetoit kept putting the pr0- osition iowfring the inuiint hy Stie) each time and when he got down to SEttrorie of the director ttood nr 4114 satd thmt ell the amount of his capital when he began bilFines The inaliirlty of the others bega a 'limit a dollar lin Johnston Ii imself estimated to t14 -worth uell on toward a holt' titiElou ditilars began his hUSIlle0 career even a pair of shoos 7 Put down another for the First Regiment Band of Nashville The management of this excellent br- ganization which has won such favorable comment during the past several weeks has closed a contract with the management of the Tennessee State Fair fortwo daily concerts during the next exposition to be held in September The contract calls for forty men and three vocal soloists The latter have not yet been selected but will be announced In due time The selection of the First Regiment Band for concert work at the State Fair is 'along the line of the well recognized policy of patronizing home Industries whenever that is at all possible and it is assured that the members of the organization will add additional laurels to those already won before the public of this section Special to the Banner Chattanooga Tenn July Senate and House Committees on Railroads of the Georgia Legislature and a large number of eolons of the Cracker State arrived here yesterday afternoon to inspect the A Terminals and the land near Boyce City a suburb of the city to which it is proposed to remove the yards of that company The visiting solons were met at the depot on their arrival by city and county officials members of the commercial bodies and citizens generally and given a great ovation The visitors were ronucted to the Hotel Patten on arrival where they were entertained at an elaborate dinner This morning the Legislators made an Inspection of the proposed new yard site going to Boyce on a steamboat and returning went to Hales Bar to see the great work done there If they remain over Sunday they will be taken in autos to Lookout Mountain and Chickamauga Park Special Chat Senate roads large State to inst the 'at the eit move visitin ou thel ficials bodies a grea condue rival an eial legisla proposi on a Hale's Mount WRIGHT THE DRUGGIST REPRESENTATIVE PARK REFUSES "SALARY GRAB' Id FOR THE COOL ORPHEUM i EU Announces as a candidate for Councilman from the Fourteenth sun-jet to the action of the Democratic primary Solicits your vote and influence At MI pr flu I By Associated Press Washington July 15--After secret consideration of charges made by pelegate Wickersham of -Alaska that Attorney-General Wickersham deliberately permitted the statute of limRations to run against agents of the Alaska syndicate who defrauded the government througt perjury' to the extent of $50000 the House Committee on Juerciary has determined to report favorably-a restrintion of inOutrY offered by Delegate Wickersham -The resolution would call upon the Attorney-General to furnish the House with all dokuments affidavits and tes-timony in his possession relating to an affidavit submitted to more then a year ago and sworn to by Douglas former Auditor of the Alaska: 1908 RErUSES TO TALK The Atorney-Genersj when seen -declined the -action of the committee -Ills friends intienated that the charges -were old and that a cer- taln phase of them still was under in -nestigalion They declined to indicate just what this phase was Delegate Wickersham startled the committee when he produced a copy of an affidavit- relating -1t7v an alleged criminal ac-t committed by Captain Jarvis of the Alaska bynd Ica te and formerly prominent in the -government reveflue cutter serVice who sulctde in Seattle on June 22 -the day following the introduction ot theWickersCam resolution calling for production of th papers in the case and by John Bullock of the John 'J Senor -Coal- Company of Nome Through connivance of these men it was charged the government was de with all dokuments affidavits and tee- -timony in his posseasion relating to an affidavit aubmitted 'to attrn more than a year ago and sworn to by Douglas former Auditor ot the Alaska: eynclicate la 1908 REV-USES TO TALK The Atoriney-General when seen -declined to-idiseures the -aetioti of the -Ills friends intienated that the charges-were old and that a cer- Olin phase 02 them still was under in- aestigation They declined to indicate just what this phase was Delegate Wickersham startled the committee when he produced a copy of an effidavit- relating -to an alleged criminal at committed by Captain 11 Jarvis of the Alaska fl (Ilea te and formerly prominent in the -govern- ment revenue cutter set-Vice who corn- mated suicide in Serattie on June 22 -the day following the introduction ot theWiekersam resolution calling for production of th papers in the case and by John Bullock of the John 'J Sesnor 'Coal- Company of Nome Through connivance of these men it was charged the government was de- CHATTANOOGA POLICE AFTER MONEY SHARKS Specie to the Banner Humboldt Tenn July 3 Park Repreeentative in the State Legislature from Crockett County declares that he had nothin whatever to do in voting for the "salary grab" in the closing days of the Legialatgre and that he will not accept any part of the $200 from the etate Plaim in a statement just given out that he strongly opposed the proposition every time it came before the House and that all he wants for hitt- eervices the 4 per day for the time be served 3 ate ab" gre art me he pry le -ed Position of Responsibility 100 PINTS LAGER BEER FREE ARRANGEMENTS FOR SUMNER COUNTY FAIR Special to the Banner ARIW Spi Mr Wheeler who was formerly if the real estate business here has accepted a position as head of the collection department of Herbert Sons The business of this firm hos grown to such an extent that this fleW position became necessary SIr 'Wheeler will devote his entire time to his new work and that he will make a success of it his friends feel confident Ile will use the latest methods I Special to the Banner Chattanooga Tenn July Commissioner Betterton and Chief of that department are waging war on the money' sharks A large number of money lenders have been arrested and will be tried before the Pollee Judge Martin Fleming Tueday The caw which are being worked up by detectives show that in some Instances the money lenders charge a3 high as 200 per cent on small loans CC of SAID LAMES WAS NOT "RED LIZZIE" The-bills at the'Orpheent these days' are good enough for the most exacting patron of this style of a show Th6 house Was crowded at each performance this week and was cool and comfort- able The Orpheum is one of the best venetilated theetres here and with the eleetric fans turned on one can sit and enjoy a performance from start to tin-committee Ish For the feature next week an act of special merit has been secured in the Baader-LaVelle Troupe of comedy cy diets From the start to-finish these clever performers give stunts that seem impossible on a bicycle They are all over and under their wheels and it looks at times as if they would certain- ly have trouble The old-time bicycle act is passed and this act is embellished so that it is a real novelty The extra added attraction on next week's bill will certainly give the tett- lure a good run for first honors The Rag- Trio one of the cleverest musical acts that has ever been seen here and an act that will be sure to win favors will he on the programme Fields and NS illiams in acomedy skit frauded on contracts and evi- with some music and some very clever dence to that effect was permitted to dancing will be another act that will -remain unacted upon In the Atorney- make good Ceeneoars ofti4e for more than a year I Lep Myer of minstr1 fame and Mies until the-statute of limitations expired Crystal Bell will complete the week'S xtnt May Delegate Wickerailam fur- bill New pictures will be seen and the nished the committee with photo- usual matinee daily and two shows each graphic copies of a letter of an at- night will be given the-statute of limitations expired last May De legate lAlckersilam fur nished the committee with photographic eepies of a letter of an ge days tt ng rh 6 rillanee )mfort- he best ith th sit and sk if a a a 1 II Couoldoropd Equal to ilo Floes( Nils seeker or St Louie firer sued Sent Free in Order to Quickly Introduce Into Every Home I New Lights in Use Tho brilliant nPw lighting oratem on Gallatin Tenn July 15----The Secretary of the Sumner County Fair Sale Association has been busy for the past few days mailing' catalogues and completing arrangements for the eighth annual fair to he held here August 24 to 26 The catalogues show an excellent programme for the entire three days and larger and better premiums In all departments than heretofore The women 4af both town and county have already begun preparing their exhibits for the woman' department which is always an interesting feature of the fair The stockmen are conditioning their cattle horses mules hogs and heep and when the gates of the fair are thrown open to the public there will be seen one of the finest collections of live stock ever corralled at a county fair The agriculturists will also have on exhibition a superior collection of the products of the county tal As fl 114 an to lel da In wt all fro al fai 1 tv at wi tic 1:7 le( Fin Cut Coupon With Tour Name and Address BRISTOL MAN IN BRIDGEPORT WRECK Special to the Banner Ripley Tenn- July officer from near rtuvall's Bluff Ark arrived here yesterday- to identify the negro Richard Lames who waa held here by the officers on suspicion tts being the notorious "Red Lizzie" wanted In Arkansas for the mtirdetr of Captain Lambert on June 17 The 'negro proved to be the wrong man and be was released the Broadway 'viaduct has boort put into common and adds greatly to appearances in that eection the city Special to the Banner Bristol Tenn July Canfield of Bristol W8q) in the fatal wreck of the Federal Express train on the New Haven Hartford Railway neitr Bridgeport Conn this week but was uninjured fle wired his relatives here soon after the wreck that tie was safe He is a son-in-law nf 1 Fulwider CELEBRATED BIRTHDAY "WIZARD OF SADDLE' 1111-111AY CARROLL MAN CLERK IN 'WARDEN'S OFFICE RAISING FUNDS FOR Special to the Banner a well-known engineer on the Nor- Humboldt Tenn July folk Western Railway whose home is birthday of Forrest orrest was het 4 ately celebrated in Humboldt at tho home of Mrs Hamilton by the TO FIGHT HOOKWORM Nathan Bedford Forrest Chapter LIaughters of the Confederacy Speeches were me1 readings and recitationo IN EAST TENNESSEE given and a musical progranime ren- a -well-known engineer on the Norfolk Western Railway whose home is hete A I NEGRO BAPTIST SEMINARY I I Special to the Banner Huntingdon Tenn July 15-- 0 iStirt 1 Blair former Register of Carroll Coun' 'Rev Sutton Griggs Educational tv was appointed to a clerkship in Secretary of thee National Baptist Con-1 arden's office of the Tennessee prls- vention and eine of the most noted ora on last Monday with a al a of $14 tors and authors of the negro race 200 per year The position was will preach for Br Filitiet through the influence of local Repuo- pastor of the Colored First Baptisel Jim leaders Mr Blair was Register of Carroll County eight years is ar of Carroll County eight years is ar tiered which were fall of nap spirit and sentiment of the -Lost Celiac" which were fall of nap spirit timent of the -Lost Cause: 1 Special to the Banner Bristol Tenn July 15----AR a result of the vislt here of Dr Yancey Jr and Dr Olin et of tho St at DHNE AND 1 Health arilitahk eDeEar irsttnoir Ie aIt dihuaas sn 1 61- 'operations of the physicians in th-ir fight against hookworm In the upper counties of the tate ilisKEy HABITS about owhfriltinle nuft-iiielehheljn" a fight on the disease in the upper East Tennessee countios MORPHINE AND attorney for the Alaska syndicate to 'H Jarvis admitting the expenditure of money to control government witnessee in the filasey murder trial in le08 wherein an agent of -the Alaska syndicate was accueed of murdering laborers employed by rival interests during the con4ruction of a railroad to Alaska A plietograpn of an expense account for $11j340 of Morrissey ettiPlOyed by the sendcate Tit is claimed to entertain government 'witnesses and jurymen In that connection also was submittea to the committee This evidence Delegate Wickersham deciaredalso is in -the session of the- Attorney-Geseralttelegate Wickersham surges on the Judiciary Committee the Douglas affidavit Involving the representatives of the orthwestern Commercial Company ene of the Alaska syndicate concerns and the ittesnor Coal Company CALLED TO ATTIENTION "On May 24 191k" be said "I sent to Attorney-Oeneral Wickersham a copy of the affidavit calling his at- tention to the fact that the government had been defrauded of $50000 by perjury and ft eombination of these two corporations la the sale of coal to the government for military poste In Alas-Ica I asked him to make an investigation and prosecute those people- for corporations la the sale of coal to the government for military poste in Alas- Ica I asked him to make an invest(- gation and proseeute those people- for active Republican and competent to fig the positian with credit He will leave for Nashville and spend-the r-- m--tilider of the month familiarizing- himself with the duties of the position as to take charge August ilhoreh on 'Eighth Avenue North tomorrow morning Dr Griggs is having great sueeews sr the head of the Elucational Board of the negro Baptists raising funds to establish a great Baptist seminary to be located in Nashville Already it is understood more than ten thousand dollars have been raised The visit of Dr Griggs 10 the city at this time is in the interest of this work Church on -Eighth Avenue North to- I TO RESTORE APPETITE Take Horstord's Acid Phosphate its usis especially recommended for restoration appetite strength and vita hty Try it of CHURCH WILL GIVE SECOND TROLLEY Cured Without Pain or Restraint at Cedarcroft Sanitarium Lebanon RIDE UDERDALE SCHOOLS TO OPEN MONO LAUDEI AY GREAT SCHEME Method Par Excellence for Making Hens Lay Elaborating a srheme of a fellow tradeeman in Connecticut who Induced his hens to lay by deceiving thent PS to the season Of this year Charies Cooney who conduets a green house at LAN inglEgnn has ptieceorleil even beyond his hope The Coneecticut man eereened one pod of his email greenhouse as a hen yard lies chickens turned into this enclosure and looking throughat the geraniums and plants were fooled into a belief that summer was at nano and they began laying at to speed Mr Cooney entered into the expertMenrOn a larger scale Three weeks ago he fenced oft wan a large meeh wire sereen a space about twenty or thirty feet in the center of his plant He picked out eight or his finest leg horn hens and put them fit the corrai Mr Cooney figured that if looking through a screen on one elle of a hen yard would make hens think mummer had come the prospect on the four sides of a yard wolild make thern think several summers had arrived and thus stimulate them to even greater egtr-laYing activity He theorized correetly First he began to get eight eggs a day from the eight hens Then the number began to increase until about two weeks ago On the word of Mr Cooney who is a Man of heretofore unquestioned veracity each hen began laying- two eggs a day At least that average was maintained Several clays later the average increased to two and one-eighth eggs a day Title rate has been maintained millet The pleased owner is in doubt whether the extra egg is laid always by the Plume hen or all of the colony take turns in laying The strangest Part of 'Mr Cooney'e experiment however lies in the influence on the chickeen Of the proximity- of the plante and flowers that Purrolind them on all 'Wen The eggs from the chicken is used in the experiment after the first few (lays of their confinement began to have a peculiar and expeeially dainty flavor The ettells were MOre or less tinted He observed that when not engaged in scratching for food and even on their nests the bird' would etane er lie in rapt admiration of the flowers some would gaze for several minutes at time at Attlyttelln Beauty road" while others would find pleasure en viewieg' the cernations or violate Others were wont to east their eyes on geraniums that flanked one mide of the enetoiture The eggs accordeng to Mr Ceony eeemed to take on dletinctive flavors and distinctive tints 4)f the flowers most admired by the birds The demand for geranium flavored rose colored and other tinted eggs la likely to be such Mr Cooney hepem I that the price he may demand wilt be much higher than the preeent rate of 60 a 'fork Herald 4NMBEMWOMMI THE DEATH RECORD Mrs Henry Myers Special to the Banner Memphis Tenn July 15--Death Thursday claimed Mrs Henry Myers pioneer club woman and civic reformer of this city and a member of the State Federation Mrs Myers Instituted many movements of public benetlt in this city among which was the introduction of domestio science in the public schools annual cleaning day and practically everything in which the Nineteenth Century Club had a hand She was 68 years of age And the wife of Henry Myers a wealthy local business man Endorsed by Governors Congressmen Legislators Bankers Physicians Ministers College Professors and by hundreds of former patients AS A high-grade institution for the successful and humane treatment of To introdnee our famous l'A'mbrew" Lager titter into every hottoehold we witl expresa tree to all tivh4 pieni uo their name otnet address enough "MtOBI1w' toe too fuli pinta of reel lager beer which we think to be equal to and purer than the finest lager beer' ever brewed in the heat equipped brewery in America Nothing from Milwaukee or Ft Louis ean possibly be bet ter We -use nothing hut the: very finest quality of malt and hopts Thousands who have sent In these coo pone aro now delighted and regular customere Our famokos "Amtirew'' Lager Byer is far Pulwrior to any bot-'i tie' or 118 100 t) beer you ever brought or tasted and otte you try "AmOrew Lager Beer you will never have anY other kind After you have used these loot pints you will be our regular customer You ean't help IL NVe are brewer' yeara ettporienee and we will give you 'the honellt of what we knew about brewing We will supply you with our famoutt'' and you will haVot lager' beer for one cent a pint Juat think' of it! The finest lager boor equal to any beer made at one cent a Rut fill nut the coupon to-day mail it at once and we will ship enoukr original end only genuine "AMIllIEVS" for 100 full pinta of annine Inge beer direct to you all charges prepaid tlo to your expoetta office eg nt the othipmnt If aatistied paN $100 and the beer then realize what a fintolager beer yot ean aitivays bey nd Pave an bt CliorTYIMIK brewery and ealoon profits ANIEltli'AN C4) 410 American Bldg CINCINNATI Cottage r'resbYterian Church Rev Barr- pastor will give a trolley ride Tuesday night under the auttpices of the Church Improvement the crime committed in that' transac- Committee The cars will leave the tor? I received a letirr of acknowl- i transfer station at 8 rn and will edgment May 31 1910and we had eon- I make a tour of several lines of the -siderable further eorrwspondence rid 1 a street railway 8y4tern A stop will be on June 13 1911 more than -a year made at Eighth Avenue and Broadway tater I received a letter from the At- for passengers who fail to get to the torney-General stating that the statute transfer station The proceeds will go of limitations had exprred" to- the benefit Of the church This is The correspondence including the the second trolley ride given by the nal letter of the Attorney-General ehurch nil friends of the congregation was read into the record are urged to make the-trip 1' 1lart tha loot loot t-4 1 -1 read the last labrer- fontinued Special to the Banner Ripley JOY (1 McLeod has announced that next Monday the schools for Lauderdale County would open at twenty-three places and the remainder including Curve Schobl would be announced later A splendid corps of teachers has been secured and the Mummer term promises to be the heat In the history of the country Prof McLeod has labored untiringly to bring the achools of this county up to the highest standard Delegate Wickersham to show that CHARGES PEONAGE a the Attorney-Gerstiral -TIOVIr says he statute of limitations has run against the prosecution of these men They At RAILROAD CAMP ASKS TO BE BURIED tiuhmitted false affidavit to the gov- trnment and committed fraud in April A and May 1908 and the statute of limit- i DY tations Sid not expire uretil May 1911 i Lexington Ky July 1 sent all the evidence to the Attor I that be eld his railroad camp emriey-General a year before and he i PlnYes' In peonage A Coo a con-failed and -refused to prOeec-ute these 1 tractor in charge of building a rail- people ter robbing the treasury and I road extension here was arreted yes Higgins Chattanooga 9 he permitted the statute of limitations 1 ss Higgins Chattanooga Traywick Special to the Banner Huntingdon T07111 July Traywick aged 03 yoars died at his hotne in theNineteenth District Thurs- dav from the effects of a peculiar accletent which oocured the previous Saturday He was visiting relatives In NVetakicy County and in an effort to catch his horse he ran into a clothes line which threw him backward and clown an embankment a distance of neariv fifteen feet The flit fractured his hip anti hurt him internally He was an upright Christian gentleman- Rush Elliott Jr Candy Manufacturer Swat- lows Carbolic Acid 100 FULL PINTS FREE DRUG ALCOHOL and TOBACCO ADDICTIONS The institution la licensed under a special law of Tennessee which requires that institutions of this character must be under the direct management and -control of a reputable physician who must reside in the Sanitarium and wire the patients hilt prelims attention The physician In charge must also make oath that he has hat over live years' actual experience in the treatment of these addiction and that he makes at eat 90 per cent of cure This put Cerlarcroft in- class by Itself an it Is the only Sanitarium in this section of the country with a physician in charge who can quality under this law and one of the few In the United States The Sanitarium is equipped with every modern convenience Including the latest electro-therapeutical equipment baths etc The treatment taoIps an aufferiag and tte restraint Each patient is treatedprivittely in his or her own room and special pains are taken to protect them from publicity or unpleasant associations No insane or objectionable patients are taken at any price NO PET! OR DEPOSIT 13 ASICED OR EXPECTED 1-NTIL A CURE IS EFFECTED Tit THE ENTIRE SATISFACTION OF TUE PATIENT Those who cannot visit the Sanitarium can be suceessfully treated at born Write for booklet and referencee to DR POWER ORIBBLE Medical Director Cedarcroft Sanitarium Lebanon Tenn terday and held under $1504) tor appearancs in the Federal Court It ls charged Cook kept the entire eamp under guard imposed havy fines for neglect and administered horse- whippings It Is alleged that exorbitant prices were charged by the cams missarT and that discipline was so sere that men In the camp were in conatant terror terday and held under $1500 for ap- to run In their favor want the committea to have all the 'farts so thstit may know whether the -Attorney-(leneral has deliberately rhielded these people from prosecution for crime or not It Is- fair to him and fair to me 1 gay that he hal" -Did you send the Attorney-General evidence enough' and indicate where Special to the Banner Bolivar Tenn July Elliott Jr the infant Po on of Mr and Mrs flush Elliott died yesterday morning at Dunlap Springs Interment was at Saulsbury Tenn ALL CIARGE PREPAID Thin entitles Yott to ot fro hip silent or "Amthrew" for 100 pints or beer and ftia informAtiont Simply tUI out your name and acitIretit blank linen below mall to American l'rolluctig tci 4S4 Bldg Cincinnati obit) anti we Witi nto you it all Pxorente tnaraes pretteld subject tf exam ination Your money back if not eatinfied Name Express Office Tostoffice slate pc 10 By Associated Press Chattanooss Tenn July 15--a Warns a prominent business man President of the Crown Candy Company committed suicide in his room in a local hotel yesterday by swallowing an ounce of carbolic acid He was LO years old and a member of the Knights et Pythias Tie left a Imte which reed: TBrother KnightsBury me in For- et Hill without public ceremony ti enedl fl IL health and Avorry over business are 3 ven asthe causes of the deed Died in This City Mrs Lula Hughes wife of Dr Tt Hughes ot Ocala Fla daughter of Mrs Anna Sutler died Thursday 1it The home Of her mother 909 Ftrst Aye-South She was 17 ears old The funlral will be held from the Clark Me mortal Methodist Church to-morrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock with services by Itsys Johnson and IL SNeatherby toe pastor Interment at Mt Ararat Cemetery Started With Nothing rtr John Johnpton ProalAtnt Of the National Reserve sank of Kanrinq City at a meeting of tho directors of that bank role and asked that eath on present who had begun business with a capital of 110000 to sten or) says the t)itiahorna City Times There were twenty-live directors of the bunk.