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i I ii New Orleans Cotton Market New Orleans January New Orleans cotton -market to-day Exchange closed on account oNholiday N' ew Orleans Cotton New Orleans January 1---No New Or- teens cotton -market to-day Exchatt closed on account ofeholicla I' II i Chicago Live Stock Market Chicago January estimated at 2000 head the market was strong beeves $4001:1750: Texas t460 Western steers 83750570 stoekers and leeders $28512490: cows and heifers 2180tt515 calves $75oq95o estimated at 15000 heed the market wag slow to higher of sales $370600 Sheep and estimated at 5000 bead: the market a as strotigt is at Ives S275t530 Westerners $3000 525 native- lambs $450785 Westerners $475e755 Kansas City Live Stock stCrohnigeagobee so tTlee- aRrt see esi leits91: Chicago Live Stock Market era and leeders $28o at 2000 head: the market was fe4-60 Western steers 83750570 stoek- -e-1490: cows and heifers $180ef515 calves $750a-950 Hogs-Receipts etetitnated at 1500( head the market was slow to 5c higher of sales $5700 600 Sheep and taambs-1-Receipts estimated at 5000 bead: the market ass etrobg: is at i S2750 530 Westerners $300e) 05 Western: native- lambs $45078 Kansas City Live Stock er5 $4750735 Kansas City Mo: January i 4 Receipts 2000 head including 100 South- erns the market was steady rave steers $490f1700 Sotithern steers WOO Q550 Southern cows S2500400 native cows and heifers $225615 stockers nd feeders $300ft525: bulls $300045 I calves $4000750 Western teers $400Zp 560 Western cows S2750450 6000 bead: the mar- ket was strong to 5c higher bulk of I sales $550595 Sheep and 2000 ittatt the market was stady: muttons $4-(01t 7 525: lambs $500t 750 range wethers $400q650 fed ewes $300U-475 Louisville Live Stock 7 (Furnished by Bourbon Stock Jourtial 1 Louisville Ky) Special to the Banner Louisville Ky January 36 bead the market closed firm on good to choice cattle and steady on 1 othcrs Quotations are as fol16iis Shipping steers $450e4550 bef sters $300t450 fat heifers and cows $2776'7( 425 cutters $20011275 cannrs 5100 200 feeders $300t 450 stockers 7 375 bulls $200350 2184 bead the In4rket was firm and ifte higher Quotations' Tops $610 lights $560 roughs $550 down Sheep and 36 be1d the market ruled steady Quot ations: Best lambs $400g500 52-50f14-Pc'- sheep $300 down Nashville Live Stock (Quotations by Perri Lester Coj- butchers 500 pounds and up 41it 414cper pound: 700 to 900 pounds 31itr4c per pound light butchers 4'r1 12c per pound best cows 31itti4c -per pound common 2in3c per pound esti- tiers it 1-ic per pound best bulls 24 ft 3c per pound common bulls 22t- 2c per pound Hogs-200 pounds and up $5907j600- 160 to 200 pounds $575t510 130 to 160 pounds $5001015 shoats ight -pigs $400f 425 roughs Half-fat bogs 25ft50c lower Nashville Mule Market (Quotations by the Giuyton-Harringtes Mute -Company) Mules-14 bands high bulk sales $10e7 extreme range $350120- 104 bands sales $110 extreme range $100Z'130l 15 hands bulk sales $130 extreme ran-ge $115U150- 15154 hands bulk sales 150 extreme range 1130V175 16 bands btalk sales 5170 extreme range--415014210 (Quotations by Sbryer McConnelL) Mules-14 tet---1412 hands $1511105: bulk sales $9 1414 to 15 bands 1100e130 bulk sales $115 15 to- 154 hands $1151 140 bulk sales $125 15A2 to 16 hands 5140g190 bulk sales $155 Receipts 2000 head Including 100 Sauth- Kansas City Moe: January 1-Cattlet-- erns the market was steadr nateve were- 3490e-i700 Southern steers MOS 0550 Southern cows $2500400 native cows and heifers $2:25015 stocker' a $30e05-15 $300045 nd feeders bulls calves $4000750 Western eleers $400 560 Western cows Veleti450 Hogs-Receipts 6000 bead: the mar- ket 'was strong to 5c higher bulk -ol sales 595- Sheep and Lambs-Receipts 2000 bead 525 lambs $5000 750 range wethere $400ei650 fed ewes $3001-475 the Market was steady: muttons $4falt Louisville Live Stock qtrurnished by Bourbon Stock -Jourtia Louisville Ky) peclal to the Banner si 1 Louisville Ky January 1-Cattle-Re- ceipts 36 bead the market closed bete On good to choice cattle and steady others Quotations are as follees Shipping steers $4500550 beef steers $3000450 fat heifers and cows $2-ete 425 cutters $2000275 cannrs $100e 200 feeders $3000 450 stockers 820e-0 375 bulls $2000350 7 Hogs-Reeepts 218S head the mar i firm and llie higher Quotatioes ket was Tops $610: lights $560 roughs $550 down Sheep and Lam-be--Receipts 36 bed the market ruled steady Quotations Best lambs $4000500-culls $2500-4ete sheep sem down (Quotations by Perri Le CO) -2 Lester Live Stock Nashville Cattle-Best butchers efse pounds siti up 41e04teceper pound 700 to 900 pounds 2eV 1 ite per pound Hest butchers 3tei 1 0 per pound best cows illet04c -pet pourid common Iteen3c per pound care tiers 10 laic per pound best bulls 2ate re 3c per pound Common bulls 2ee 0 21ec per pound pounds $50 Hogs-200 pounds and up $5S060 pounds $5750510 130 to 7" 2111l 00515 shoats $44004 light -pigs $4000425 rouglas Half-fat bogs 2550 lower Nashville Mule Market (Quotations by the Guytoe-Harringtel Mule -Company) t- hands high bulk sales flee Mules-14 extreme range $S50120- 14te bands -buil sales $110 extreme range $1000130e1 hands bulk sales $130 extreme ran-gt $1150150 15e heeds bulk sales 150 extreme range 1130V175 16 hands httl sales 8170 extreme range-11500210 (Quotations by Shryer McConnell) Mules-14 tereetee hands $S50105 bur sales $95 14ee to 15 hands 1-100e2130 bulk sales $115 15 to- 15-4 hands Mitt 140 bulk sales $125 15te to 16 hand' el400190 bulk sales $155 I I i it: dr 't rik Vitt a31 6 1 4 I I -east el or 1 art! S3 ra 1 stz sli 34 1et 12 The Drunkard's New Year's Prospocts'POSSIBILITIES When He Stops to Thihlt of Them He Feels OF STATE FAIR His Helplessnesssand Curses His Very Existence Shunned lay Friends-Rent Due-Bills Unpaid-Credit Refused-A Disgrace to Family-A Living Death For Himself-The Future Darn and Gloomy THE ONE BRIGHT RAY OF HOPE! Assert Yourself! Toro Your Inc It to the Past! Be Free! Be 1-tapp7 Be Prosperous! JAME' TREATMENT POINTS THE WAY ARE THESE YOUR FUTURE PROSPECTS? rrienda dwindling People ktop 14peaking Fewer invitations to drInk Occupation -uncertain Daughter tit orkiug for a living Son on the street Children improperly clad Wife sick from worry House rent nue Groeery ills unpaid Creditors impatient Swearing off Getting drunk again Position lost Crazed by drink Do voila roolizat tKt istakiL ic olo clitioos ono load tO Doilkoltizsg MoritorsSoiciolo Are you swearing off? Are you taking the pledge? Are you trying to start life anew? Have you drank in "moderation" until you indulge in an occasional spree brace up with a drink next morning and go to work and feel shaky next day for the want of another drink? If so you are suffering from the reaction of over-stimulation You have diseased nerves your stomach your liver your heart and your kidneys are becoming deranged lu a short time you will feel "all out of sorts" again get the blues tnecome nervous and restless take a drink and get drunk When you get sober you will be torn up worse than before "'nauseated nervous and sitit can't sleep cant eat disheartened melancholy Your memory is getting bad you are losing your oid-time pride and self-respect the sprees will come cloaer together until they become almost one continuous spree Your ambition and your interest in your work are on the Avant yobu need whiskey your are suffering for it but you are restating it with all your power of both mind and body Alcohol has 4 weakened the mind and shattered the nerves crippled the will power alcohol with you is now a physical necessity You take one more drink as a tonic it fires your brain and you take more and more get drunk get sick get acober fight off the desire for a while and get drunk again Now you are deeeiving yourself by resolutions that you will be physically unable to keep You are diseased Neither will power nor resolutions will keep your system from crying out for alcoholic stimulants or keep you from falling when nature canno longer stand without alcoholic stiMulation The James Treatment repairs the damage done the system by the exceseive use of al PREPARED FOR BLOODY BATTLE FEUD FACTIONS SILL ENTRENCIEED IN IMPROVISED FORTS AT JI-CKSON KY By Associated Press Jackson Ky January 1--So far there has been no lfghting in the reopened -feud of the Callahan Smith and Deaton factions Both sides are still entrenched in their improvised forts to-day while sentinels watch the movements of their opponents closely The Ca Habana are In the Hargis estate store while the Deaton and Smith factions are in the court-house directly across a narrow etreet Both factions are on the second floor of the buildings less than fifty feet from each other The court-house where the Deatons and Smiths are barricaded is the place from which Town Marshal James Cockrill was assassinated and where James Marcum was assassinated by Curt Jett during the Breathitt feud reign County Judge who took refuge In the country yesterday 'ben danger of a feud battle became apparent is still In the bills Both sides are heavily armed the Deatons having carried a wagon load of weapons it is asserted -into the court-house So far as known io-day no move has been made toward sending troops to Jackson The situation Is extremely critical If a guard can be secured which Judge Taulbee deems sufficient to protect him be may return to Jackson to-day and take steps to oust the Des-tons and Smiths from -the court-house -MARY EVELYN MOORE DAVIS POPULAR SOUTIEERN AUTHORESS AND 'WIFE OP PICAYUNE EDITOR DEAD Br Associated Pres New Orleans La January 1--Mary Evelyn Moore Davis the popular Southern authoress and wife of Maj Thos Edward Davis editor of the Picayune died here to-day Mrs Davis home in the old French quarter of New Orleans was renoWned for its hospitality and many of the leading literary personages of the country and Europe have been entertained there during the last few decades Maj and Mrs Davis have also lived at various times in Virginia and Texas KNOXVILLE CLOSES A SUCCESSFUL YEAR Secs! to the Bawler Knoxville Tenn January )'as closed a successful year of 1908 notwithstanding- the panic going over the country The city government has paved miles of streets and built four miles of sewer The yearly reports show as fnlicrive: For 1908 bank clearings $71- 65448919 real estate transfers $2711- -120 marriage license 1140 fire losses $110513 The bank clearing for the month of December show an increase of December 1907 $84152989 EMANCIPATION DAY IN THE GULF CITY fly Associated Mobile Ala January 1--Emancipation Vay was celebrated here to-day at the St Jcuts-street Bavtist Church by several aousend regroes Prof A Wel1 on of was the orator of the day and Dr 11 Roger Williams the poet 3iturcate for the ottcasion A choir of several hundred voiccs from the various colpred churches rendered the music Complicates Business Slertal to the Bonner Fatiticeb KyJenuary a result cif a controversy over the of the City Treasarer between George Wattetv Demo-tar on' John Donee Republican noth reorlpted for money this morning rnunpsl bnAness 1 be City Cierk recognized only- Walters' receipts for licenses wbict are heavy -to-day as all saloons are renewing I 414 I Moe- 4 i 1 1 i A II 1 14 1 IS AN Elts Fit 1 A I- EA 1N (1 A l'i 1 1 1909 JAMES' TREATMENT INSUES A FUTURE LIKE THIS A will Power that can be depended upon and COUNTY prompts an Emphatic NO When o-casion demands it Happy evenings spent at home with the Family A Secure Position That thel Loyal Friends Tennessee Respectat le Citizenship Children in longer oibliged to of the ofnc work to realize Children that are Not Ashamed of their Clothes or their Father ing cOnsid The Finger of Scorn no longer pointed at have been them Pride in meeting Obligations eitizeng Of Patronage sought by merchant forts of Good Health liappines Prosperity and a been place long life of Usefulness coholic drug or tobacco poisons and the last vestige of the poisons is eliminated from the system It taillds up and restores the nervous system to a normal condition It gives the heart a full normal action The liver and kidneys are cleansed and the inflamed condition produced hy alcohol is entirely overcome Normal functional activity is resumed A general tstate of well 'being is established The patient feels strong and well AND HE 13 STRONG AND WELL and no longer feels the terrible thirst and cravings that once haunted him and drove him to drink for relief We publish a sixty-two paae hook which we will take pleasure in sending you under plain cover th Wbeh is fully descriiied the disease of alcoholism and how the James Treatment thoroughly eradicates it from the system and restores the patient to a normal healthy condition JAMES' HOME CURE REMEDIES For --Drug Addictions Alcoholism Tobaceo and Cigarette Habits Nervousness and Insomnia will-- he furnished at the following prices: Whiskey Wine or Beer $1250 Tobacco Cigarettes or Snuff 500 All forms of Nervousnesa and Insomnia 5(4 Pricea for Hypodermic or Internal Home Treatment for Drug Addictions will be furnished on application with a free sample treatment charges prepaid Booklets on Drug Addictions Drunkenness Nervousness and Insomnia and Toloareo and Cigarette habits containing testimonials etc sent sealed under plain cover Correspondence confidential Address Charles James' Sanatorium 15 Delta Bldg Memphis Tenn AFTER SERVING SEVEN YEARS SENTENCE OF IL DAVIS Ole CLAY COUNTY CCNIIUTED GOVEILNOR I Gov Patterson to-day commuted the sentence of Davis of Clay County who has served seven years and three months of a ten-year sentence to nine years This ease is a rattier unusual one in that Davis' daughter upon whom he la alleged to have committed incest makes aMdavit that at the trial she did not understand the questions as to the crime propounded by the prosecuting attorney and she further states in her aftdavit that Davis had no undue relations with her The pardon further recites that the plea of innocence is borne out by tne fact that -Davis was not prcrsecuted for eight years after the alleged commission of the crime The application for executive clemency was signed by the trial Judge attorney-general Jury prosecutor and a number of citizens of the county Davis is said to have made a model prisoner MEMPHIS ITALIANS TO -HELP COUNTRYMEN Spacial to the Banner Memphis Tenn January Italians will hold a mass-meeting in the Council Chamber at the City Hall Sunday afternoon for the purpose of raising funds for the relief of Sicilian earthquake sufferers GOVERNOR NAMES COAL OIL INSPECTOR Gov Patterson to-day issued a commission to A Marshall of Cofte County as Coal Oil Inspector at Tullahoma William Allen Speefal to the Banner Humboldt Tenn January Men one of Gibson Countys oldest and most prominent citizens died yesterday at the home of his son Allen in Humboldt While he had been in feeble health for some time his death came suddenly He was S6 years of age He leaves two children a daughter Mrs Barnett and Allen of this place wibb whom he bad made his home for some years The remains were interred to-day at Antioch the old family burying grounds Dropped Dead Special to the Banner Huntsville Ala January Towry aged 65 years a prominent farmer of tbe northern part of this county dropped dead yesterday afternoon at his home near risk He waa walking out in his yardwhen death came to him and his body was found a few moments later by a meMber of ba family His widow and five grown children survive him Growing Rapidly By Associated New Orleans La January noon to-day $3099 -tad been contributed in New Orleans for the Italian earthquake sufferers and the fund is growing rapidly Over $1000 has already been forwarded to the Italian government River Telegrams By Associated Press Memphis Tenn January 1--Rtver 8 feet Cairo January 124 feet and falling Cloudy and cool Pittehurg January 6 feet and rising Cloudy Cincinnati January 1--River 107 feet and falling Cloudy Emancipation Day By Associated PM( Aii Birmingham Ala January 1--Birminzham negroes are to-day nelebrating Emanciistion Day Exercises will be held to-night in sever' negro churches and addresses will be delivered by mirdsters and Russian Marriages Tbe celebration of a Russian marriage ponietimestends over three days At he wedding festivities the bride is expected to dance wits the men one after another until be drops with sheer fatigue It is a matter of pride with her to keep going as long as possible and it is not unusuai to And a bride dancing rally after three days and nights of vigorous frolic When nUtil is dancing with a man site always bolds his pip It would be regarded as extremely rude if a man should continue to smoke his pigs In such Tit-Bits Should Become Benefit to Entire South PRESIDENT BUrtCH'S VIEWS Alludes to Wonderful Growth of Great Canadian Exhibition at Tort nto COURT RESOZUTION That there are great possibilities for the Tennessee State Fair is the firm belief of the officers and management and steps to realize those possibilities are now being considered With subscriptions that have been made by a company of patriotic eitizenS of Davidson County and the efforts of three years the institution has been placed on a basis where it does not show a bad light with the best State Fairs in the United States that have been running for years What is now needed is reasonable resources for the enlargement of the State Fair and there is every reason why it should grow 111d flourish like a green bay tree "What we would like to do is to make the Tennessee State Fair to the South what the Canadian National Exhibition at Toronto is to Canada" said Robert Purch President of the Tennessee State Fair "That is probably the greatest and best attended annual exhibition in the world There is every reason why the Tennessee State Fair should be an important annual exhibition for the entire South Nashville is so located that it- is within not many hours ride of some half-dozen states and is the most central city of the South "The climatic conditions are such that the great live stock men of the North and West will not bring their herds any further South than Nashville but they will ome here from all parts of the country The development and fostering of agriculture is the main purpose of the State Fair and without the great exhibits of live stock it would not be complete If our State Fair is permitted to assumfi the importance that is reasonably possible with the proper steps to enlarge it it should become an exhibition that could be of 'value to the entire South and should bring a large attendance from the I arious Southern States When we look 1 at the results of the first three years it i Is not difficult to see that this view is not too roseate but is a conservative claim son County and -Whereas it is greatly to the interests of the people of Davidson County and the people of the State of Tennessee that such a State fair be located permanently near Nashville and that Davidson County should purchase suitable property and convey or lease the same to the state for the purpose of holding of an annual State Fair "Now therefore be it resolved by he County Court of Davidson County That the General Assembly of the State of Tennessee be and the same is hereby respect ully requested: To enact legislation which would grant to Davidson County the power to purchase sultabe property in Davidson County and to convey or lease the same to the state for the of holding thereon annually a State Fair: and to grand to Davidson County the power and authority to issue its negotiable bonds in the sum of $150000 or so much thereof as may be necessary to purchase suitable property in Davidson County for the aforesaid purpose" OFFICER KELLY HAS NARROW ESCAPE PATROLMAN FIRED UPON WITH A SHOTGUN BY UNIENOWN PERSON But for the bad aim of some Unknown person last-night Officer Kelly might have lost his life He was returning to roll call and just as he neared the corner of Third Street and Grace Avenne someone bred at him with a shotgun some of the shots striking his trousers and tearing a large bole in them The shooting occurred in the neighborhood of where a gang of bad boys have been operating and it Is thought by the officers that one of the gang is responsible for the shooting It was dark when the shots were fired and Officer Kelly could not tell the direction from which the shots came Judge Baker stated this morning that the conduct of the boys in Northeat Nashville was outrageous and that a thorough investigation would be made and all parties brought to justice The Judge further gave officers watching lu East Nashville orders to arrest boys who gathered around the corners even' It there were not but two or three Marriage Licenses Griffin and Cheatham Ridley George Lassiter and Nettie Sprewera Joseph Secitver and Jessie Tate Colore4--Danie1 Watson and CarmellaWat eon SOUNDS ON THE MIDNIGHT AIR 1900 USHERED IN NOISILY WHISTLES AND FIRECRACKERS Young 1909 made its appearance upon the stroke of 12 last -night to the accompanimedt of a bedlam of noises that would have justified the populace in believing that Nashville waa experiencing a disaster similar to that of recent occurrences In the once proud Sicilian City of Me6811111 All available whistles were brought into requisition and firearms and firecrackers added to the chaotic noises Most of the citizens seemed to be very wide awake and only a fortunate few slept through the midnight hour The streets were fairly alive with people and everyone was wishing everyone else "Happy New Year" Many a man fondly believed himself to be enjoying his last little jag and the air was tnick with resolutions which will probably make a noise sittilac to that of the midnight hour when they begin breaking as they invariably do Nineteen hundred and eight la now 'oratory and 1909 Is possibility or opportunity Everyone 'seems to feel that a change has come over the spirit of the worlds dream and the future Is alive with hopes and not altogether free from fears One of the more general questions is "How will you stand when 1909 passt's into the Land of Yesterday?" Who knows? Who a thoroughbred and in the language of a character in "The may come to pass "take your medclne graceful" Happy New Year! HUNTSVILLE DISPENSARY OUT ll BUSINESS Special to the Banner Huntsville Ala January 1--Observing the Alabama prohibition law the Madison County dispensary closed out its buness last niglit and the fixtures were put up for sale to-day The last days sales amounted to $33L6 more than tWVP the average sales of a good ordinary Saturday and this in spite of the fart that this stock had run down very low Only a small amount of liquors remained on hand at the close of business and this will be shipped haul( to the distillers and jobbers lhe dispensary has been in existence nearly two years and it has had a prosperous carecr its profits contributing greatly to the assistance of the county and muni-ipal governments It was created fey act of the Legislature for a period of three years but the passage of the prohibition law of the state invalidated the local law and the dispensary was csampelled to close out as if it had been a reguar saloon The effect of the saloon fight on this institution will prciteely not be unless it is finally determined that the state prohibition law is unconstitutional and in that event the dispensary would resume business under the law that created it OLD SOLDIER HAS A FOOT AMPUTATED Toronto Exhibition I Special to the Banner "The Toronto exhibition" said Mr Paris Tenn January Oce Alex-Burch "held its thirtieth annual -ander an old gray-haired ex-Confederate exhibition in 1808 with an average at soldter has just successfully stood haying his right foot amptstated and will recover The tendance of 63500 the largest day being amputation was necessnary on account of an 12500u and the total attendance 70000o old wound from a federal bullet sustained by There were about 96000 visitors from the gallant captain at Ft Dorielson in the the United States The company has ex- FiXtifS lie was -dead game- when he got pended 82000000 for buildings 'and has on the operaling table talked cheerfully and one of the largest covered grandstands seemed to have no dread in the world with a seating capacity of 16400 One of the great sights last year DAMAGE SUIT AGAINST wag 9000 animals on view at one time They have a fireproof art gallery manu- 200 NIGHT RIDERS facturers and liberal arts building covering two acres implement building with Special to tbe Banner 86000 square feet of floor space agri- Paducah Ey January 1--City Judge cultural or province building with 85000 Rucker of Eddyyille will file suit against i square feet dairy building with 25000 two hundred Night Riders tor S1is)10 damages square feet beautiful railway building for -v-hipping bixe February 15 lie has also aud other buildings devoted to poultry I filed suit against the Louisville Post and its dogs cats pet stock honey women's 1clordlyildIeamcaorresspofonrdenitli)e11 ohgnroLAnSmiothui for of work art photography heating appa- Smith's account of the whipping ratus vehicles automobiles fish min- eras forestry game etc- It has states for 1500 horses 1200 cattle and 1500 DcrPIDTc cHfittl 1 for 1500 horses 1200 cattle and 1500 RECEIPTS SHOW bb2 and swine A magnificent horse show is one feature Every province of Canada and many foreign countries are LARGE INCREASE represented" County Court Resolutions Following is a copy of the resolution INTERNAL REVENUE COLLECthat will be presented to the County Court Monc las: TIONS FOR DECE313ER 1908 'Whereas the farmers associations respectively of East Tennessee Middle Ten- AGGREGA'rE S25795503 nessee and West Tennessee have formally favored the establishment and maintenance of an annual State Fair by the State of Tennessee in order that the re- The report of Hon Sharp Ctillecsources of the state may be abundantly tor of Internal Revenue for the District exhibited and the people of the state es- of Tennessee just issued tor the month recially the farmers may obtain the benefit of everything that is progressive in of December shows an increase of M-- the agricultural industrial and commcr- 32R33 over that of the same month in 1507 cial Interests of our people: and The total collect iOnS for the month of -Whereas such a proposition is emiDecernbcr 1907 were $24062670 and for nently progressive and will tend to build up the state and the interests of its pro- 190s the receipts aggregated $2579550:1 tile and This is an unusually large gain Au "Whereas it is manifest that the very itemized statement of the collections for test place in which to establish and the month just rs)ast follows maintain such a State Fair is in David- Lists 1973 95 son County and Beer Stamps 16970 00 -Whereas it is greatly to the interests Spirit Stamps 192479 s8 of the people of Davidson County and Cigar and cigarette stamps 23S4 52 the people of the State of Tennessee that Snuff stamps 25S33 60 such a State fair be located permanently Tobacco stamps 16251 15 near Nashville and that Davidson County Special tax stamps 20411 53 INTERN-AL REVENUE COLLECTIONS FOR DECE313ER 1908 AGGREGA'rE 25795503 Total $:257955 03 FIRST BANKRUPTCY CASE OF NEW YEAR Tbe first petition in bankruptcy for 114419 as filed in the United States District Court this morning by Sam Wolf a merchant it 117 Second Avenue North The liabilities amount to $93663 and th assets which consist of stock in trade fixtures show eases etc aggregate value as stated in the petition Stt00 SUDDEN DEATH OF A WELL-KNOWN COTTON BUYER Special to the Banner Huntsville Ala January 1--Capt Danel Dilation one of the oldest and best koown eotton buyers in this section died very suddenly late yesterday at his home in this (-ity He bad 'been ill two days with acute indigestion He was t4 years old and had been a otton buyer in Madison County and-this city for many years His surviving children are William and James Laxson of Atlanta Mrs Felton Badget of Atlanta Miss Lena Laxson of this city and -Mrs Daisy Cunningham of Decherd Tenn Laxson of this city and Laxson of New Market are brothers and Mrs Cochran of New Market and Mrs Estes of Fort Worth Tea are sisters His widow survives him Green-Rosta Special to the Banner it Huntsville Ala- January Green and Miss Sarah Req were married last night in the First Pres yteran mange Rev Francis Tappey pertor line the ceremony I ony tn the presence of a inalt party of friends Mr Elijah Litt1 Spacial to the Banner Sparta Tenn January of the leading citizen and northern part of the county d1 tracted illness aged 64 years tatker of 11 Little of this sh Little one -mere of the after a pro-He wad the INSTANTLY KILLED BY FREIGHT TRAIN MR PERRY mEnnrrT STRUCZ BY MOBILE oino ENGINE IN CITE Special to the Banner Union City Tenn January deplorable accident 0eurred here thilS morning Old Mr Perry Prewitt one of the oldest residents of this county living a short distance from this city while coming into town was run dtwn and instantly killed by a south-bound Ohio freight train in the corporate limits of the city The engineer says that he MAW the old man just before he attempted to cross the track and thought from his actitiDw he was going to stop and did partially 'pep All of a sudden be began to whip his hostess which was a very coc1 animal and drove on the track just in front of the train and so closely that it was impossible to check the train The engine struck him with euch force that it instantly killed him and his horse and demolished the buggy The body was carried something like a hundred yards on the coW-catcher of the engine The remains arried to the undertaking establishment of Ransom Co where the body Is being cared for Mr Prewitt loaves au aged wife and several married children FLEET NEARING THE SUEZ CANAL EXPECTED TO REACH ENTRANCE SUNDAY MORNING-SEAMAN FALLS OVERBOARD By Associated Press Suez January 1--The United States Atlantic battleshrp fleet homeward bound at 8 last night was 619 utiles from Suez The fleet is due here Sunday morn-While 'passirig through Bab-el-Mandeb Strait into the Red Sea on December 29 Jess Schott land an able seaman of the battleship Illinois fell overboard and was drowned before the boats which were at once lowered could reach him The Illinois the Kearsarge and the Kentucky remained behind the other vessels to search for the sailor but without success Otherwise the voyage was uneventful Perfect weather was experienced all the way from Colombo The scout cruiser 'Yankton is four miles in advance of the fleet WOMAN'S PRAYER WAS ANSWERED GOT UP AND AFTER BEING PARALYTIC FOR SIX YEARS Special to the Balmer Knoxville Tenn January 1--After praying for six years that the Lord would restore ber to health Mrs Richard Coker A ho lives on Pritchisrd Street in Knoxville bad her prayer answered Tuesday night She was stricken with paralysis six years ago and been treated by medical scientists Mrs Coker waa unable to go about her home without her crutches tin Tuesday be lying on her bed some-thing Wodid to her "Kick the cover whicn bhe did and the cover feu Then again bomething said up and walk" She obeyed and walked into the adjoining room where her family was sitting much to their astonishment Mrs Coker stated that it was prayer-that relieved her suffering And healed her from her affliction Our Semi-Annual Clearance Sale Is on 33 1-3 per cent oft on all Winter Suits and Troueers Tobin the Tailor KNOXVILLE UNDER PROHIBITION LAW Special to the Banner Knoxville Tenn January John 111 Brooks of -gives out the following ficures of the arrests made before and after the elot-ed in Knox-vine: The sa'oons Hosed here on November I 191 The CIty Judge's books show the following: Total number of arrests from November 1 to 1 1107 7111 Total number of errests from Noveruher I 111 to 19tS 2402 I to 19vi 2402 rcase 2544 Jta: drunk arres-rd from November I noti to 1Po7 2731 3tki drunks arreted from 1907 to No' ember 1oa Ikeereat-e in arrest for druokenners 14A rc ase iota: drunk arres-cd from November I 140i to Ifm TOT ki drunks arreted from 1907 to No ember 4 LAST AND FIRST ARREST OF OLD AND NEW YEAR Paris stands charged with the first violation of tbe laws of 1909 Before tbe new year had been in progress but ten minutes Paris was sent stationward and registered on the charge of carrying a 1l be tried this afternoon before Judge Bake Robert Webber bas tbe distinction of bidding the old year good-bye on the police blotter he being arrested a fevy minutes before 12 o'clock 11W night on the charge of assaule and battery will be tried this afternoon at 2 oclock HOUSES DYNAMiTED TO CHECK FLAMES BY Assoelted Skowhegan NIP January 1--Pire damaged three business blocks and burned five tenement houses in Water Street in the heart of the town early to-day Two of the houses were dynamited to check the progress of the flames The loss is $400000 Two firemen Harry Jackson and Henry Mitchell were injured i FIRE CHIEF MASSEY DIES QUITE SUDDENLY 1 By Associated Vreas 'Meridian Miss January Massey of the Meridian Fire Department I died suddenly at his home in this city last night He was taken ill Saturday with an attack of acute indigestion but i was able to visit department headquarI ters yesterday FIRE AT NEW DECATUR CAUSES $10000 LOSS Special to flags Banner Special to the Banner Huntsville Ala Januar A Bat- Decatur Ala January 1--At 1 o'clock this Icy and Miss Susie Allen 'well known young morning tire caused a loss of about $10000 at people of the county came to Huntsville on the Decatur cotton Seed Crii Mill in New Wednesday night with a patty of their friends Decatur The loss is only partially covered and were married by Rev' Mitrbell by insurance The cause of the fire is unpastor of the First Presbyterian Church aceNn A large seed room 100 bales ofrotS A at bis home The wadding was a stir- ton several hundred Eacks and a large quanprise to relatives and a maJarity of the friends tity of cotton seed hulls were destroyed The of the couple main building of the plant wa damaged but slightly NEW TRANSFER STATION IN USE Transfers can now be obtained on the lines of the Nashribe Railway Light Company at the rorner of Church and (Merry Streets The orler went into effret this morning at 5 o'clock and was the result of a resolution introduced in the City Council by Councilman Chas Marlin This station makes six uoints at which transfers may be made on the lines the street railway I U11011 tililtt 00i' 305 Third Avenoo North An especially safe and desirable deliository for the funds of Executors Administrators Trustees I and Guardians Special attention to this class of depositors Interest Paid on Savings Compounded Quarterly dna 1 FINANCIAL AND BUSINESS WORLD Local Stocks and Bonds To-day is a holiday with brokers and bankers and the banks and offices are-closed Dividends have been declared aS follows: American National Bank 1 per cent for the quarter Fourth National Bank 2141 per cent First National Bank 2 pe-r ecru Nashville Trust Company 1142 per-cent Union Bank Trust Corn-pant 2 per cent First Savings Bank 1 per cent this being the firat dividend declared by this institution since its organization the Broadway Bank Trust Company will decare a semi-annual dividend of 3 per cent on January 5 Gray Dudley 114 per cent MISCELLANEOUS BONDS Bid Asked Bon Air fis 105 110 Bon Air Coal Iron 58 SO 90 Bon Air Imp 56 193i BR CS Buffalo Iron 58 192 5 94 11 Cumberland Telephone 51 ISIS 144 107 Liberty Mills ta 1913 9i 100 Napier Iron Works II per 98 143 STATE SECURITIES Tenn new settlement 3a 94 97 Tenn new settlement registered 94 97 CITY AND COUNTY SECURITIES Davidson County and Nashville City bends on about a 41it 41'2 per cent basis NASHVILLE RAILWAY BONDS fIrst mortgage 6s 105 110 St Ry con Ss MO 108 111 McGavock Mt Vernon Summer Street ss 1926 114 115 N1G Mt 24 series 1S37 122 123' Nashville St Ry 1923 103 107 Nahville Ry Light 5s 100 103 Nailhvilie Ely Light Ref Ex SS 91 RAILROAD BONDS Bbm di Ss 1917 Itv) 145 TCIRy Tenn div 6s 1917 1iO 105 1913 let mtg181 115 5s 1928 1141 113 Jasper br es 114 Tracy City br 6s kJ 102 115 St Fayetteville hr eg 1917 St Bon Air Branch 6s 1917 10S St Lebanon branch foi 1517 104 Centreville hr Of 1923 110 BANK TRUST COMPANY STOCK State Trust Company 90 93 American National Bank 132 131 itroadway Bank Trust Co 112 115 First National Bank 12 1Sei Fourth National Bank 'Z7 236 Union Bank Trust Co JAJO 155 175 First Savings Bank Trust Co 89 95 City Savings Bank JAJO 92 110 Nashville Trust Co JAJO 125 UM Bank of West Nashville 85 95 Realty Svgs By Trust CoJAJO '55 80 'MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS Clarksville Gas Co b's 95 Alabama Fuel Iron Co IA 60 Liberty Mills 45 So Mt Olivet Cemetery Co Nov 90 100 Nashville Gaslight Co JAJO F41 Nashville Title Co S5 inn Nashville Decatur JAJO 1S3 165 Nashville Woolen Mills 81 St IIS 122 Gallatin Turnpike January 1901 5 10 Gray Dudley Hdw Co 1820 SO 87 Phillips 'Bottorff Mfg 171 175 Cunn Tel Telegrap-h Co JAJO 126 IZS Eniey (new issue) 6) Naahville Warehouse Elevator Company 20 35 Richland Realty 115 125 Bon Air common IS Boo Air Coal Iron pfdJAJO 40 65 Oaey River Coal Coke Co Railway Light pfd 74ti 77 Hallway Ught common 31 33 Mayfield Oil Mfg Co 125 130 Union Sicwit 'Cards 91 Ex-dividend Egg Quotations Nashville Tenn January 1-Eggs are quoted at 21e Kansas City Mo -December 31- Eggs-Fresh extras 31e current receipts 2tilitc Cincinnati December 31-(Quotations furnished by Romer Bros)-Eggs 27V 301131c springers 13c bens 1117ic Chicago Cash Grain Market YESTERDAY'S CLOSINd PRICES Chicago December 31--Cash-WheatNo 2 red 8105a4ft-107- No 3 red $104 C110512 No 2 hard21043410titi No I Northern $110t11032 No 2 Northern $106'4 LOSIt Corn-No 3 5S581e Not 3 white 501296o14c Oats-No 3 white 490518tie standard 51c Kansas City Grain and Provisions Kansas City December 31-Close- Wheat-December $10014 May 11011: -No 2 bard $10011105 No 2 red 9106ri1 107 Corn-December May 571ics No 2 mixed 5617e No 2 white 58c Oats-No 2 white 48t5tic No mixed 47'448c Butter-Creamery 32e St Louis Grain and Provisions St Isouls Mo Decembelk 31-Close- Wheat-No 2 red 8105f-41101i: hard $104t 107 May $107 July 97c Corn-No 2 cash 5Sc May 604c July 6084e: No 2 itvhite 61c Oa -NO 2 cash 491yilft50lic: May 5044c: July 45stic No 2 white 51141t52c l'oultry unchanged Butt cr-Creamery 24fi 32c IJeal SPelter 8505 bid Nashville Grain and Products There is no market to-day a holiday having been declared: Quotations aro as foilows: NVheat-8115isia1 116 Western billed $112 Corn-No 2 white61c No 2 65c: sacked 3 more 1- Meal-Bolted S160 per 9-pound 94c per 48-pound bag Pearl meal $20C per 96-pound bag 8101 per 48-pound bag Flour-Mill price Best patents $5504 high patent $535 half patent $510 fancy 8410 Mill Feed-Bran car lots at mill 92300 less than car lots 82400 Hominy Feed-Car lots 12800 less than car lots 82900 Middling car lots $2100 less than car lots 82800 Grits 8200 per 96-pound bag $425 par barrel Oats-No 2 mixed 54c No 2 white Witt clipped white 5614c sacked 2c more Hay-No 1 timothy $1350 No $1250 Nashville Cotton Market Low middling Strict low middling Middling Siriet middling 87sic Good middling 9aio Port Movement I "rice ftcts Sa les Stock GaTireston 1 ft 15-16 140G6 200 J90006 New Orleans 814 169091 3200 339084 Mobile S- 322 200i 70419 Savannah 8 3573i 54C159203 Charleston 8 418 I 199K: Wilmington 8 729i 114801 Norfolk I 111 1373' 192 28879 Baltimore 9 5201 283ZA New York 935 1348:34600 188584 Boston 935 1711i Philadelphia 960 3600 1 2575 Port send 42671 sieksonville 695! I Interior Movement PricetiVetsiSaies Stock 8 15-10 13103 1:4197 91s 444i 707404038 47figi 33001 91174 ki 66431 41059 fig71 19458 1-iouston 8 15-16 Augusta I gts 444i 74 Memphis 334 St Louis Cincinnati 687 Louisville 941 Little Rock 8Ns 41411 picturestios Mrs Harp Smith Sp cial to the Banner 1 arts Tenn January 1-1 Sraith died at the family resid' of Paris et typhold-rnieumon-- age of 60 years She- is survt21114)411 sevsral childres- )1 1 I i 0'1 toommossisses es I 1 1 11' 1 t-- "ii --s''' s- Ti 5' 7-1: i --i- I 1 '') isse- 1 12 i I NAsiivILLE tBANNER -FRIDAY e- EVENiNG JANIU111417 1 1909 7 Ili I i r---------7 LY KILLED st i 7 2 The 011111Kard -N8111 Year's PfospectsipossIBILITIES SOUND ON THE INSTANT I Iglil IOW" 1 A 0 1 When He StopstoThinit of Them He Feels OF STATE F1114 MIDNIGHT AIR By FREIGHT TRAIN 305 Third Aventte North ft'- 1: His Helplessnesssand- Curses His os tory pi for- Very Existence An especially safe and desirable de i 1900 USHERED IN NOISILY MR PERRY MERBITT' STRUCX the funds of OHIO ENGINE Executors Administrators Trustees efused- Shlanned lay nt Doe-Bills Unpaid-Credit I vrztis-rLza AND FIRE- BY MOBILE -it NE i ItA Disgrace to Family-A-Livir sg Death Should Become Benefit to CBACKERS MITS and Guardians l' For Himself-The Future Darn and Gloomy Entire South Special attention-to IN CITE LI this class of: depositors 7- 1 I Assert Yourself! Torn Yoor Bftelt to the Past! Be Free! PRESIDENT BUrCH'S VIEWS of noises that the morning Old living acifstnhoertoind te ethoYemonusatianrgoi onatiad elbedlam i Its nai aSmepreePleaent rtrtyoo ehze ewrBie dt Banner nobirer THE ONE BRIGHT RAY OF HOPE Interest Paid on Savings Compounded Quarterly Union City Teen January 1-A deplorable a Be Happy Be Prosperous: would have justified the populace in be- of thts county 1- lieving that Nashville was experiencing a n7idteronmts this city while coming into town was run '------------ee a de and instantly killed by a south-bound fINANCIAL AND BUSINESS WORLD Alludes to Wonderful Growth of disaster similar to that of recent occur- eleaile Ohio freight train in the corporate 1-- JAMES'IREATMENT POINTS'THE WAY rences in the once proud Sicilian City of limes of the city The engineer says that he -I: l'-' Great Canadian Exhibition at MeSSITIII All available whistles were MAW the old man just before he attempted to brought into requisition and firearms cross the track and thought from his actitine Pride In meeting Obligation ore ARE THESE citizen of Davidson County and the ef- worlds dreamee and the uture is alive i YOUR FUTURE JAMES' TREATMENT INSUES A Torente and firecrackers added to the chaotic noises Most of the citizens seemed to be he was going to stop and did partially vette All of a sudden be began to whip his Imo Local EbtotkolidsayanwdithBobnrodks ens ant! which was a very ced animal and drove on PROSPECTS? very wide awake and only a fortunate the track just in front of the train and so baTnok-edrasy and a the banks and offices are FUTURE LIKE THIS few slept through the midnight hour closely that it was impoegible to cheek the I Friends dwindling es pie and everyone wishing streets were fairly alive everyone forte that it instantive with peo- train The engine struc killed him and hi him with such closed- Dividends have been declared ae People etop epeaking will Power that can be depended upon and A pp COUNTY COURT RESOLUTIOa yne as sng eveyy tettewe American Fewer invitations to drink an National Bank 1 per prompts an Emphatic NO When oecasion Children improperly clad Oeeupation-uncertain eat for the quarter Fourth National Haply evenings pent with the else -Happy New Year- Many a man horse and demolished the buggv The bode demands it was i something like a hundred yards Daughter storklug for a living fondly beiieved himself to be enjoying carred so gp at Bon on the street his last little jag and the air ewe Meek OS the cow-catcher of the engine The re- Bank 21--ii per cent First National Bank mains Wert rarried to the undertaking es- 2 per cent Nashville Trust Company Family tablishment of Ransom Co where the body lee irerscent Union Bank Trust Corn-estimated 'with resolutions which alit probably A Secure Position That there are great possibilities for the Wife sick from worry Loyal Friends make a noise itinailar to that of the mid- is being cared for Mr Prewitt leaves au Howse rent nue Tennessee State Fair is the firm belief night hour when they begin breaking as aged wife and several married children pan 2 per cent First Savings Bank 1 ieale Citizenship Respect Groeery bills unpaid per cent this being the flret dividend Creditors' impatient Children in School-No longer otdiged to of the officers and management and steps they invariably do work declared by this institution since its or- Swearing off to realize those possibilities are now bet Nineteen hundred and eight la now his- Children that are Not Ashamed of their ganization the Broadway Blink Trust Getting drunk again tory and 1909 is possibility or oppor- FLEET NEARING Clothes or their Fatherl ing considered With subscriptions the Company will deciare a semi-annual divi- 'Position lost tuna) Everyone seems to feel that a The Finger of Scorn no longer pointed at have been made by a company of patriotic dend of 3 per cent on January 5 Gray Crazed by drink change has come over the spirit of the i them I DO nr012rinuiga tumt seeieth fienar4i02nver Dudley lie per cent a 1 oom's cDtter lics nefaisaltigsg ra ronae sought by mercha i ignts forts of three years the institution has with hopes and not altogether free from THE SUEZ CANAL MISCELLANEOUS BONDS tk Health Happiness Prosperity and a lout the more general questions Bid Asked weaszsilelstsarsterseeSsalicialesf been pa 7 long life of Usefulnests be placed on a basis where it does not you stand when 1909 passes Bon Air C- es le5 110 Liberty Mills es le13 ei 1(W) '1 I ti Are you swearing off? Are you taking the coholic drug or tobacco poisons and the last running for years What is now needed is Have you drank in "moderation" until you system It builds up and restores the nervous reasonable resources for the enlargement Fairs In the United States that have been Who cares-be a thoroughbred and in I indulge in an occaeional spree brace up with system to a normal condition It gives the 1 of the State Fair and there is every a drink next morning and go to work and feel heart a full normal action The Dyer and kid- i reason fle drink? If so you are suffering from the re- produced by alcohol hi entirely overcome I like a green bay tree 'd flourish the language of a character in -The Vr- take your meeleine Happy New Year! graceful" EXPECTED TO REACH ENTRANCE SUNDAY MOnNING-Sr A Nttai Libe FALLS OVERBOARD Bon Air Imp E'S Buffalo Iron 58 Cumberland Telephone 193e 151 65 le25 ell lel phone bs -ISIS lot 107 Napier Iron Works 6 per 98 lee STATE SECURITIES Tenn new settlement 3s 94 97 show a bad light with the best State into the Land of Yesterday?" Who knows? Bon Air C-oal Iron 5a ttO 90 i i ledge? Are you trying to start life anew? vestige of these poisons is eliminated from the may come to plias shaky next day for the want of another neys are cleaneed and the inflamed conclitioa eon why it should Terve new settlement registered 94 97 HUNTSVILLE DISPENSARY action of over-stimulation You have diseased Normal functional activity Is resumed A 1 What we would like to de is to make CITY AND COUNTY SECURITIES nerves your stomach your liver your heart general state of well eseing is established The a short time you will feel "all out of sorts" STRONG AND WELL and no longer feel the hat the Canadian National Exhibition at Suez January 1-The United States At- and your kidneys are becoming deranged lu patient feels strong and well AND HE 13 the Tennessee State Fair to the South Special to the BanOneUrT ll BUSINESS By Associated Press lantic battleehip fleet homeward bound Davidson County and Nashville City bends 1 on about a 41404es per cent basis again get the blues eecome nervous and rest- terrible thirst and cravings filet once haunted Tql-Ont0 IS to Canada- said Robert less take a drink and get drunk When you get him and drove him to drink for relief 1 'I urch President of the Tennessee State Huntsville Ala January -Obser th ving Alabama prohibition law the Madison Counts Suez at 8 last night was 619 miles from a NEASilirinVtInaLLortEgRagAtIL6nWA I9yr litONI ZS 110 St Rye eon es 1120 Jatl 108 112 sober you will be torn up worse than before We publish a sixty-two paae book which we The fleet is due here Sunday morn- eirGavock Mt Vernon Summer I eenauseated nervous and stele can't sleep will take pleasure in sending you under plain etair "That is probably the greatest and best attended annual exhibition in the dispensary closed out its business last night Street 6s 1926 114 115 -8 cant eat dishearten-ed melancholy Your enver its whieh is fully desertised the disease and the fixtures were put up for sale to-day Ire paestreg through Bab-el-Mandeb Ne ille St Ry let5 eleG Mt 2d series 1S37 Jea 122 125' memory is getting bad you are losing your of alcoholism and how the James Treatment oid-time pride and eelf-respect the sprees thoroughly eradicates it from the sestem and will come closer together until they become restores the patient to a normal healthy con- almost one continuous spree Your ambition delete and your interest in your work are on the at the close of business an wane etsu need whiskey your are suffering for it but you are resisting it with all your Power of both mind and body Alcohol has 4 weakened the mind and shattered the nerves crippled the will power alcohol with you is prices: JAMES' HOME CURE REMEDIES ant For -Drug Addictions Aleoholism Tobacco the South neN'ooatrs world ia: ni eTy There or eus hours located rei dvee royf trsheoaamts poinCh at Is Tennessee State Fair should be an import- by i ht the The last and Cigarette Habits Nervousness and In- "The climatic conditions are such that somnia will- be furnished at the following the days sales amounted to $13'2 more than twise the average sales of a good teasnnuaanidexihsibtihtieonmfoosrttheeenetnrtailretSouth ordinary Saturday and this in spite of the great live stock men of the Nort-ihdtyoazneoli Only a small amount of liquors remained on and West will not bring their herds any furth- fart that the stock had run CI VI" hand at thveryis low While 1 be shipped bask to the distillers and jobbers drowned before the boats which were at 1 he dispensary has been in existence nearly two years and it has had a prosperous carter profits contributing greatly to the assist- Strait into the Red Sea on December 29 Jess Schottland an able seaman of the battleship Illinois fell overboard and was TN Nashville Ity Light 5s Naahville Rye Light Ref Ex 11'184S 11))91)371' RAILROAD BONDS eilly Mine die 6s ii17 100 Ire TCIRy Tenn div 6s 1917 lee lee once -lowered could reach him The 110 112 7e 1913 let mtgenel 115 Ile se 5s 1928 III! Jasper br as 114 mots th Kearsarge and the Kentucky remained behind the other veesels In Tracy City br es 102 le5 now a physteat necessity You take one more 'Whiskey Wine or Beer $12 50 anee of the county and munisipal govern- drink as a tonic it fires your brain and you Tobacco Cigarettes or Snuff 500 er South than Nashville but they ill w--- 1 ments It was created ty ate of the Legisla- search for the sailor but without success essi Pe 'lake more and more get drunk get sick get All forms of Nervousness and Insomnia 51el ome here from all parts of the country ture for a period of three years but the pas- wa fect weather was experienced all the way Otherwise the voyage '68 19" ge was uneventful Per- St Bon Air Branch 'ober fight off the desire for a while and ftricea for Hypodermic or Internal Home The development and fostering of agri- sage of the prohibition law of the state inVall- 108 get drunk again Treatment for Drug Addictions will be fur- culture is the main purpose of the State 1 dated the local law and the dispensary Now you are deceiving yourself by resolu- nished on application with a free sample Fair and without the great exhibits of from olombo The scout cruiser Yankton esampelled to cities out as if it bad been a St Lebanon branch ti13C'19-18: 4 is Fayetteville jbr ete tog ba 151 reguar saloon Is four miles in advance of the fleet tions that you will be physically unable to treatment charges prepaid live stock it would not be complete If I Se Centreville hr The effect of the saloon fight on this In- keep You are diseased Neither will power Booklets on Drug Addictions Drunkenness our State Fair Is permitted to assumti 6s 1923 110 atitution will prtitersly not be tea unless it nor resolutions will keep your system from Nervousness and Insomnia and and importance that is reasonably possible th i WOMAN'S crying out for alcoholic stimulants or keep Cigarette habits containing testimonials is finally determined that the atate prohibition PRAYER BANK TRUST COMPANY STOCK with the proper steps to enlarge it it State Trust Company 3 1 you from falling when nature can no longer etc sent sealed under plain cover Corre- law is unconstitutional and in that event the 90 9 steed without alcoholic stimulation spondenee confidential Address Charles shouid become an exhibition that vould depensary would resume business under the American National Bank -132 737 te 112 115 1 The James Treatment repairs the damage James' Sanatorium 15 Delta Bldg Memphis be of value to the entire South and law that created it WAS ANSWERED 13rircksatdwaatiolanaanik nTkrust Co leti 1S Fourth National Bank I done the system by the exceesive use of al- Tenn should bring a large attendance from the ew 7 236 Narious Southern States When we look OLD SOLDIER HAS A Union Bank It Trust Co JAJO 165 175 at the results of the first three years it Ferst Savings Bank Trust Co 89 95 is not difficult to see that this view is not FOOT AMPUTATED GOT UP SAND WALKED AFTER City Savings Bank JAJO 92 110 PREPARED' FOR -AFTER SERVING too roseate but is a conservative claim Toronto Exhibition Special to the Banner BEING PARALYTIC FO Nashville Trust Co Bank of West Nashville JAJO 125 lel S5 S5 Realty Svgs By Trust CoJAJO tee SO "The Toronto exhibition" said Mr Parts Tenn January 1-Capt Ore Alex- SIX YEARS 'M ISCELLANEOUS STOCKS i ureh "held its thirtieth annual ander an old gray-haired ex-Confederate Clarksville Gas Co be 95 lne BLOODY BATTLE SEVEN YEARS exhibition in le0e with an average at soldier has juet eurcessfully stood having his Alabama Fuel Iron Co 641 60 right tendanee of e3600 the largest day being foot asmptstated and will recoeer The Liberty Mills 45 60 amputation was neeeseary on account of an mt iss Cemetery Nov 24) 109 12500u and the total attendance 700000 old wound from a federal bullet sustained by Special to the Banner Nashville Gaslight Co teem go se There were about 96000 visitors from the gallant captain at Ft Isorielson In the Knoxville Tenn January l-After praying Nashville Title Co 55 len FEUD FACTIONS SILL EN- SENTENCE OF DAVIS OF the United States The company has ex- sixties Ile was "dead game- when he got ic for six years that the Lord would restore her Nashville Decatur JAJO let3 165 pended $2000000 for buildings and has on the operating table talked cheerfully and Naabville Woolea Mills "11 1M TRENCHED IN IMPROVISED CLAY COUNTY CCMMUTED BY one of the largest covered grandstands acerned to have no dread to health Rhard Coker lto lives on St 1 IIS 122 Mfg Pritchard Street in Knoxville had her prayer Gallatin Turnpike January 1901 5 10 FORTS AT 11CKSON KY GOVELSOR in the world with a seating capacity of 1' 1 16400 One of the great sights last year DAMAGE SUIT AGAINST awni tirsh tepraerda en srsla ta 0 Sahned wbaees been Phillips Gray Dudley Hdw Co 1AJO SO 87 es Buttorff 171 175 was 9000 animals on view at one time cucn Tel Telegraph -CoJAJO 126 12S I So far there septence of Davis of Clay County They have a fireproof art gallery manu- facturers and liberal arts building coy- ering two acres implement building with Special to the Ba2nn0e0r NIGHT RIDERS by medical scientists Mrs Coker was un- Ensee'y (new istsuel able to go shout her home without her Naeliville Warehouse Elevator Jackson Ky January 1--- P) luy By Associated Press G-ov Patterson to-day commuted the crutches on Tuesday nignt while lying on Company liel 35 A 86000 square feet of floor space agri- her bed someing said to her Kick the Paducah Ev eenuery 1-City Judge tb Riebland Realty 115 125 -te has been no fighting In the reopened who has served seven years and three cultural or province building with 65000 Rucker of ddyvilie will file suit astainst cover off" he did and the cover fell Bon Air common 12ie IS -feud of the Callahan Smith and Deaton months of a ten-year sentence to nine square feet dairy building with 251100 1 two bundred Night Riders tor Slialskie damage's Teen again something "Get up and Bon Air Coal Iron pfdJAJO 40 65 Coal 5 ate Ri er oa tit Coke Co Co aud other buildings devoted to poultry suit against the Louisville Post and its factions Both sides are still entrenched years square feet beautiful railway buildirg for v-hipping hien February 15 He has also walk joining room where' her family was sittin She obeyed and walked into the so Railway Light pfd 74te 77 1 flied much to their astonishment Railway Light common 31 :13 in their improvised forts to-day white This case Is a rather unusual one in Ethivville correspondent John smith for I I- dogs cats pet stock honey women's Coker stated that it was prayer-that Mayfield Oil le le sentinels watch the movements of their that Davis' daughter upon whom he is Se000 damages for libel growing out or 1:5 130 work art photography heating appa Smith's acco unt of the whipping reli ire eved her suffering and healed her from N- Nitre Co i opponents closely The Callabans are alleged to have committed incest makes hle Union Steak Yards 91 lel ratus vehicles automobiles fish min- her ege in the Hargis estate store while the affidavit that at the trial she did not un- erals forestry game etc- It has tates Ex-dividend Deaton and' Smith factions are in the erstan questions as crime for 1500 horses 1200 cattle and 1500 RECEIPTS SHOW dd the the rim Our Semi-Annual Clearance Sale Egg Quotations court-house directly across a narrow propounded by the prosecuting attorney she and swine A magnificent horse Is on: el 1-3 per cent off on all 'teenier Nashville Tenn January le-Eggs are street Both factions are on the second and she further states in her affidavit show is one feature Every province of quoted at 27e uee its and Trousers Tobin the Tailor floor of the buildings less than fifty feet that Dav Canada and many foreign countries are is had no undue relations with LARGE INCREASE Kansas City Mo -December 31- from each other The court-house where her The pardon further recites that the represented" Eggs-Fresh extras 31c current re- 1 the Deatons and Smiths are barricaded Plea of innocence is borne out by tne KNOXVILLE UNDER ceipts 26tee is the place from which Town Marshal fact that -Davis was not prcrsecuted for County Court Resolutions Cincinnati December 31-(Quota- )1 James Cockrill was assassinated and eight years after the alleged commission Following is a copy of the resolution INTERNAL i REVENUE COLLEC- PROHIBITION LAW ons furnished by Romer Bros)-Eggs where James Marcum was assassi- of the crime that will be presented to the County 270301131e springers 13c hens Ileec 257 nated by Curt Jett during the Breathitt The application for executive clemency Court Monday: TIONS FOR DECE313E11 1908- Special to the Banner feud reign was egne id by the trial judge attorney- 'Whereas the farmers' ansociations re- Knoxville Tenn January 1-Mayor John Chicago Cash Grain Market 8 i County Judge Tau AGGREGATE tbee who took refuge general jury prosecutor and a number spectively of East Tennessee Middle Ten- 95503 el Brooks of Knoxville -Kives out tat- follow- YESTERDAY'S CLOSING PRICES in the country yesterday when danger of of citizens of the county Davis is said nessee and West Tennessee have formally ing ficures of the arrests made before and Chicago December 31--Cash-Wheat- tt 1 he saoons in Knoeville The No 2 red 81054010 No 3 red $10411e eloeed 17- a feud battle became apparent is still to have made a model prisoner favored the establishment and mainte- after 1 in the bills Both sides are heavily riance of an annual State Fair by the saioons Hosed here on November I 191 The 0105te No hard 810434010fite i No -I I armed the Deatons having carried a MEMPHIS ITALIANS TO State of Tennessee in order that the re- The report of Hon Sharp ()Alec- of Tennessee just issued tor the month City Judge's books sbow the following Total number of arrests from November $1060 LOSte 1 Nortbern $1100110 2 te No Northern-- wagon load of weapons it is asserted sources of the state may be abundantly tor of Internal Revenue for the District -into the court-house -HELP COUNTRYMEN exhibited and the people of the state es- utioNrc' ovfen7rresrttl fl'ci(M7' NO 51" So far as known to-day no move ip ecially the farmers may obtain the ben- be Corn-No 3 5S058eite Not 3 white 5e1et 60e4 at 2 1 Le: to has been made toward sending troops to Special to the Banner efit of everything that is progressive In of December shows an increase of $17- 19ei Oats-No 3 white 490-511ee standard Jackson The situation Is extremely Me his Tenn January 1-Memph1 the agricultural industrial and commer- 32R33 over that of the same month in 1507 De- re ase 2544 51e critical If a guard can be secured which Italians will hold a mass-meeting in the I cial interests of our people: and The total collections for the month of 1 otal Sdrunks ISi arrested from November Kansas City Grain and Provisions Judge Taulbee deems sufficient to pro- Council Chamber at the City Hall Sunday -Whereas such a proposition is emi- tie 127 --e acre $240660 and for Dece te 1 106 to t7 31 3Cl teet him he may return to Jackson afternoon for the purpose of raising funds nently progressive and will tend to build Total drunks arrested from 1907 to No- Kansas City December 1-ose- a 1ee to-day and take steps to oust the Des- for the relief of Sicilian earthquake suf up the state and the interests of its pro- lees the receipts aggregated ember lt 101 Wheat-December $100 May Witt 2 tons and Smiths from the court-house ferers gee and This is an unusually large gain Au hard $1000105 No 2 red $106S1 No Decrease in arrests for drunkenness- lell 107 "Vehereas it is manifest that the very itemizei statement of the collections for -MARY EVELYN GOVERNOR NAMES ------w Corn-December May 57tic No COAL OIL INSPECTOR best place in which to establish and the maintain such a State Fair is in David- Lists LAST AND FIRST ARREST son County and month just 'past follows Beer Stamps -Whereas it is greatly to the interests Spirit Stamps 1973 lea mixed 5ee No white Sc 1697) Oil OLD AND NEW YEAR 2 6l 2 50c No 2' mixed 470-4ec Oats-No 2 white 4S05 le2479 eS I -MOORE -DAVIS of the people of Davidson County and Cigar and cigarette stamps- 23S4 52 Butter-Creamery the people of the State of Tennessee that Snuff stamps such a State fair be located permanently Tobacco stamps 16:251 1 first violation of the laws of 1909 Before Nice Decembe 31-Close- County as Coal Oil lespector at Tulle- near Nashville and that Davidson County Special tax stamps 25S33 60 Paris stands charged with the 5 St Louis Grain and Provisions 2061 53 the new year had been in progress but Gov Patterson to-day issued a corn- et leoute Wheat-No 9 red S1030 1101e hard mission to A Marshall of Coffee home should purchase suitable property and ten minutes Paris was sent stationward 'POPULAR SOUTHERN AUTHOR- William Allen for the purpose of holding Of an annual I convey or lease the same to the state Total $104171 z57ess os and registered on the charge of carrying a 07 May S107 July 97tte State Fair 5 lie be tried this afti Corn-No 2 cash Se May 60iee July 60see before Judge Bakee Robert Webber has No 2 white 61c 1 ESS AND WIFE OF PICAYUNE Special to the Banner "Now therefore be it resolved by the the distinction of bidding the old year Oats-NO cash 49aifitteOlece May i Julv 4-ei No 2 white 511e1052c Humboldt Tenn January 1-William FIRST BANKRUPTCY EDITOR DEAD Alen one of Gibson Countys oldest and County Court of Davidson County That good-bye on the police blotter he being ett44- -e 1-" arrested a few minutes before 12 o'clock Poultry unchanged the General Assembly of the State of most prominent citizens died yesterday at CASE OF NEW YEAR laet night on the charge of assail and Boot r-Creamery 240 31c I the home of his son Allen in Hum- Tennessee be and the same is hereby re- spectfully requested: battery will Ise tried this afternoon Leal $etee boldt While he had been in feeble health Speller $505 bid -To enact legislation which would grant 1 at 2 ceelock 5: Br Associated Press for some time his death came suddenly Nashville Grain and Products le)o New Orleans La January 1--Mary He was 16 years of age He leaves two to Davidson County the power to pur- New Moore Davis the popular South- children nett and chase su Rabic property in Davidson The first bankruptcy County and to convey or the same petition in bankr for HOUSES DYNAMITED There is no market to-day a holiday place Allen of this see a daughter Mrs Barwieh whom he having been declared: to the state for the purpose of holding 1909 A TO CHECK FLAMES ern authoress and wife of Maj Thos Ed- had made his home for some years The as filed in the United States De thereon annually a State Fair: and to trict Court this morning by Sam Wolf it Quotations are as follows: 116 Western bitted -ward Davis editor of the Picayune died remains were interred to-day at Antioch the old family burying grounds grand to Davidson t' county the power and here to-day Mrs Davis' home in the merchant it 117 Second Avenue North By Associated assets $112 5d the dam- CornNo 2 white 67c No 2 mixed authority to issue its negotiable bonds in The liabilities amount to 89663 an athfoeressUarni opfuSrp1107 or so much thereof Skowhegan Me January 1-Fire Isfir old French quarter of New Orleans was reitolened for its hospitality and many Dropped Dead of the leading literary personages of the special to the Banner country and Europe have been enter- Huntsville Ala January 1-Jeptha Towr l' 4 1 tamed there during the last few decades aged 6 5 years a prominent farmer of the as may be necessa necessary to purchase suit- able property in Davidson County for the which censist of stock in trade aged three business blocks and burned 65e: sacked 3a more as stated in the sort ures show eases value epteetsitioanggrsetgoaote five -tenement houses bag Pearl rme4a81- es in Water Street in Meal-Bolted $1641 per 96-pound bate: the heart of the town early to-day Two 94e per 4013u-npound agb of the houses were dynamited to check per sbows Pe 64 Maj and Mrs Davis have also lived at northern part of this county dropped dead SUDDEN DEATH OF A the progress of the yesterday afternoon at his home near Fisk flames The loss is bag various times in Virginia and Texas OFFICER KELLY $400000 Two firemen Harry Jackson Flour-Mill prieee Best Patent $5504 01 He wee walking out in his yard when death WELL-KNOWN COTTON BUYER and Henry Mitchell were injured high patent $535- half patents $510 eel came to him and his body was found a few fancy $470 be( KNOXVILLE CLOSES A moments later by a mertiner of his family HAS NARROW ESCAPE Mill Feed-Bran ear lots at mill et His widow and five grown children survive Special to the Banner FIRE CHIEF MASSEY 82300 less than car Iota $2400 P- SUCCESSFUL YEAR him Huntsville Ala January 1-Capt Damel Hominy Feed-Car lots 12800 less Si Leeson one of the oldest and best known DIES QUITE SUDDENLY than car lots $2900 Middling car lots i PATROLMAN FIRED UPON WITH HdeeeiLdlatatee eotton buyers in this section died very sad- tiont He teen dantyhkiswbiionmaecuintethinisdizgienty $2704) less than car lots $2800 Grits 14 -Sr-real to the Banner Growing Rapidly B3 Associated Itreas Knoxville Tenn January 1-Knoxville By Associated 8200 per 96-pound bag $425 por bar- Vit- )'as closed a successful year of 1908 not- New Orleans La January 1-At noon A SHOTGUN BY UNiENOWIT was 66 years old and had been a Meridian Miss January 1-Chief rel -re- withstanding the panic going over the to-day $3099 --had been contributed in eotton buyer in Madison County and this city Massey of the Meridian Fire Department oats-No 2 mixed 54e No 2 white -under country The city government has paved New Orleans for the Italian earthquake PERSON for many years His surviving children are died suddenly at his home in this city 54tec: clipped white 5-614e sacked 2c JO William and James Leeson of Atlanta Mrs last night He was taken ill Saturday i see miles of eteeets and built four miles sufferers and the fund is growing rap- more Felton Badget of Atlanta Miss Lena Lesson with an attack of sewer The yearly reports show as idly Over $1000 has already been for- of this city and eirs Daisy Cunningham of of acute indigestion but i Hay-No 1 timothy $1350 No I ells: For 1908 bank clearings $71- warded to the Itali an government Decherd Tenn Laxson of this city was able to visit department headquar-312 CAUSES Si 04100 LOSS 50 65444919 real estate transfers $2711- But for the bad aim of some unknown and Leeson of New Market are broth- ters yesterday Nashville Cotton Market $1- -130 Marriage license 1140 fire losses River Telegrams person last night Officer Kelly might have era and Mrs Cochran of New Market Low middling 8e $1t513 The bank clearing for the month By Associated Press lost his life He was returning to roll FIRE AT NEW DECATUR Strict low middling Se tee dr 3 of December show increase of Decem- are sisters His wid ow sntow an i Memphis Tenn January 1--Reser feet call and just as he neared the corner of and Mrs Estes of Fort Worth Teas evives him Middling pee i $t3 bete 1907 $84152889 Cairo January (-River 124 feet and fall- Third Street and Grace Avenue someone Bailey-den Good middling eitio en striet middling 24 EMANCIPATION DAY ing fired at him with a shotgun some of the ne vv Pittaburg January 1-River 6 feet and Special to the Banner I epecial to the Banner ple rising Cloudy shbts striking his trousers and tearing bole in them The shootina- Huntsville Ala January 1-James A Bat- Decatur Ala January 1-At 1 o'cloelt this Port Movement (-- IN THE GULF-CITY Cincin occur-e-urnati January I-River 107 feet and ley and Miss Susie Allen 'twee known young morning-fire caused a loss of about $10000 at red in the neighborhood of where a gang people of the county cams to Huntsville on the Decatur Cotton Seed Gil Mill in New a of bad boys have been operating and it Wednesday night with a falling Cloudy 1 15-16 140e61 200190 006 st41 S-111 atty of their friends Decatur The loss is only partially covered Ga-Titeston Ilyt Associated Press is thought by the officers that one of the and were married by Re Mitrhell by insurance The cause of the fire is un- 1 Ste i16e0e1 3200 33110S4 Emancipation Day 4 Mobile Ala January 1-Emancipation gang is responsible for the shooting It pastor of the First Preebeterian Church etneeen A large seed room 100 bales ofseot- msenoie New Orleans i Sie 322: 21sai 70419 --test Day was- celebrated here to-day at the By Associated Press was dark when the shots were fired and A at his home The wedding was a stir- ton several hundred sacks and a large titian- savannah sse 3 2575 'el Of -1 i StZcule-street Bartilit Church by el sev- Birmingbam Ala January 1-Birminaham I i I- negroes are to- ay oe rat ng mane eatein Officer Kelly could not tell the direction from which the shots came prise to relatives and a of the friends tity of soon seed hulls were destroyed The Charleston of the courde main building of the plant wa damaged but Wilmington i 8 418 I See 729! 1 lasses 35731 114801 eral th oesend negroes Prof A ion or Blrentageam was the orator of the Day Exercises will be held to-eight in sevs le-- art1 slightly Norfolk i 9 13731 192 28879 era! negro chnrches and addresses will be Judge Baker stated this morning that $3 day and Dr II Roger Williams the poet delivered by ministers and others the conduct of the boys in Northeaet Green-Rosa Baltimore 1 9 5201----1 2sKes f1 laureate for the occasion A choir of Nashville was outrageous and that si Special to the Banner NEW TRANSFER i 935 1711i Green and Miss Sarah RORS were married 1 -i sevcral hundred voices from the various Russian Marriages thorough investigation would be made Huntsville Ala January 1-James Is STATION IN USE Philad'hia 96) 6)) I eits colored churches rendered the music and all parties brought to justice The Boston I 9'35 Port Townsend 1 te671 st Thlebtif Russian last night in the Fleet Pres manse eacksonville I 6eS' 1 sli ee- porisetimes Judge further gave officers watching lu Revtxtends over three days At the Francis Tappeyopertor unit the cere Comp- licat es Business celebration a ussan marriage weeding festivities the bride is expected to East Nashville orders to arrest boys who mony in the presence of a -mall party of Transfers can now be obtained on the Interior Movement 34 Special to the -Banner dance with the men one after another until gathered around the corners even' it friends lines of the Nashville Railway It Light Memphis 9 31 91 I' atiOrab leyJanuary 1--As a -result of elle drops with sheer fatigue It is a matter there were not but two or three company at the corner of Church and I PriceillatetseSaies Stock: 4 a ceeteeeerse over the office of the City of prtde with bet- to keep going as long as Mr Elijah Lit Cherry Streets The order went into ef- Mrs Harp Smith si -Houston I 6 15-1613103i et this morning at 5 o'clock and was Sp cial to the Banner et l' Treasurer between George Walters' Demo- possible and it is not unusual to end a bride 11 stet --and John Dorian Republican both dancing gaily after three days and nights of Marriage Licenses Special to the Banner 1- Augusta the result of a resolution introduced in Memphis I 91ei 4441 7071104038 4766i 3S00174 arts Tenn January 1-1 'pted for money this morning corneal- vigorous frolie When a man is dancing with WhIte---William- Griffin and Cheatham Rids Sparta Tenn January 1-E1 he City Council by Councilman' Chas le Smith died at the family resid' sung mitnieleel bi-letness Tbe City Cierk a man ette always bolds his pipe It would ley George Lassiter and Nettie Spreweri of the heeding citizen and I mers of the St ule 9 66a314 41059 s- 7 recegnizedonlyt- Walters' receipts for licenses be regarded as extremely rude If a man Joseph Se diver and Jessie Tate Wet heavy Ao-day as all: Isalooas are should continue to smoke his plos Le such Colore44-Daniel and I re 1 northern part of the county after a pro- Marlin Cannella Wet- tracted illness age 64 years sh Little one He was the Teheist station makes six uoints at hich This may be made on the lines Louisville laltie i4 6S7 134e8 Of Paris of typhold-pneumon-'7-- 4 Little Rock age of 60 years She is survt---- yellowing etretunstasees--London Tit-Bits eon tatlt et Little of this ey the str 8N 101 4142i3 husband! and several children railway Jr iJ ry tor ustees OTS 'k I or au I -------4 itl -a 4- ti-- 1 2 it--- I NASIIVILLE tISANNER RIDAY EV EA1NGT JANUARY I 1909 '-----11 Tim nreors- Is "-me ipi IL I i IS Il n- 1 I nrtnnenli 171 Tin et at misty 7-717-------7 tirtITItne tilltreiregi a tamam eats Iwo op I gi ri RANG OUT THE OLD RANG IN THE NEW RANG OUT THE OLD RANG IN THE NE? Alarm SS rang out the old-year yesttr- 1 day afternoon ii-449 when the fire dies were called to a frame house on South Street No damage was done new year was rung in at 3:24 this morning from box 28 by a blaze in the bogie of Pauline Massey 1037 Pearl Street The 4 blaze did about WO damage covercd by insurance The cause is unknown The house is owned by John Phillips klarm S6 tang out the old-year yester it day afternoon at 4t49 when the re lett dies were called to a frame house South Street No damage was done zit new year was rung in at 3:24 this morn ing from box 28 by a blaze in the hoe of Pauline Massey 1037 Pearl Street Th blaze di about $10e damage which bla i covered by insurance The cause is up known The bouts is owned by Joh Phillips DEATH BLOW TO THE MEMPHIS SUNDAY SHOWS DEATH BLOW TO THE MEMPHIS SUNDAY SHOW! Special to the Banner Memphis Tenn January Heiskell has dissolved an injunction -obtained by employes of the Orpheum Theatre restrailning Chief O'Haver and psalite from interfering with them 'on Sundays This is believed to be a deitit blow to Sunday shows in Memphis temporarily at least The case was argued recently In ChaIlLery Court and Chancel- lor Heiskell's opinion followed He held the theatre einpoyes could not enjoin the folice -power of the city The Musiciana Union hacked by the tneatre management led the tight for the open 'house and it probable the case will now be carried lp be Supreme Court In th meanwhild- however Memphis will have to do with- out open theatres ou Sunday unless thy confine themselves to moving Special to the Banner Memphis Tenn January 1--Chancello Heiskell has dissolved an injunction -ob tamed by employes of the Orpheum Thee tre restraining Chief O'Haver and Pelle officials from interfering with them 'o Sundays This is believed to be a deal blow to Sunday ehows in Memphis Leto porarily at least The case was argee recertly in Chancery Court and Chancel tor Heiskell'nas opinion followed He the theatre epoyes could not enjoin le etolice-power of the city Th Musician1 Union Lacked by the eheatre manegemen led the tight for the open 'house and it i probable the ease will now he carriel 1 tbe Supreme Court In the meanwhils however Memphis will have to do with out open theatres on Sunday unless the con-fine themselves to moving pictur 4 i If' i 1 1 I i i It I I i 4 SPECIAL GUAGER FOR THIS DIVISION SPECIAL GUAGER FOR THIS DIVISIOI Mr Allen Pierce speal gaugif und-er Revenue Agent Ingram ai24 one of the most efficient officials in CMS diyision has been transferred from thii division to the Asheville divisioni where he will act under the orders AA Mr Sams formerly in this divusioa under Col Ingram but now in chargoi of the Asheville division Maj GanaarY of Bay City Mich has been se signed to this division to take the placf' made vacant by the transfer of Mr Pierce Mr I Allen Pierce speetal (plug" under Rev-enue Agent Ingram at one of the most efficient officials In at dieision has been transferred from ehl division to the Asheville -C divisioi where be will act under the orders I Mr Sams formerly in this divisio Col Ingram but now i in char" of the Aeheville division Maj Gansser of Bay City Mich has been at signed to this division to take the -plat made vacant by the transfer of Pierce- Delight! ul Occasion One of the most delightful events of the year was that given by Dillon and Mjss: Mai Davis at their home on Cheatham Street a few evenings since in honor of' their cousin Frank Morgan of Texas! Games and music were enjoyed aftere which refreshments were served Those constituting the party were Misses Esther- aryl Lela Cotten Lucille and Pauline' Ruler Eunice andHester Hawkins Latirai Dovis Minnie Norman Myrtle La ws Lfluise Mette Mamie Lane Louise Mas-s 1111 Mai Davis and Pearl Cotten Mess: Ftank Morgan Dave Engel Frank Fred Beckman Burnie Lett Chathe Basham Will Hawks- Edward Yeatit'n- Hetbert Mullican Lovell Mullican Fred Cotten Dr Stephens Dr Klmbro and Dilibn Davis Mr James K- Cotten Wt flames Mr and Mrs t- 4 Dell---htful Occasion One of the delightful events of 0 Mai Davie at their home on Chemise year was that given by Dillon and Me Street a few evenings since In honor their cousin Frank Morgan of Texa Games and music were enjoyed aft- constituting the party were misses Estich refreshments were served Tho 's aryl Lela Cotten Lucille and Pauli Reler Eunice azattelester wkins Dilvis Minnie Norman Myrtle Lae Ha Lao Leuise Mette Mamie Lane Louise Ma' well -Mai Davis and Pearl Cotten Mese Ireank Morgan Dave Engel Frank Law Fred Beckman Burnie Lett Charl Batham Will Hawks- Edward Yeargi Hetbert Mullican Lovell Mullican Fr ro ent1en Dr Stephens Dr Kimb Dilibn Davis Mr James Cotten I i flames Mr and Mrs t- fit i 1 -a? er i I le--ts os to- 1 444t 4 4 i l''''-'61 i 4 7 -L 00 10 mpowqemosSOMWMPIRSIMPRIMMIOSIOws i kt.