The Stanford Interior Journal, 1911-03-14

town nlnrmlng ninny no were inning Mfegiiards. Th,. (widen coping of the roof soon smouldered smoked and then Iwaran to blare, however, but Mnt Pres, ton Jee Wlgglnpton. nnd John llor- lull braved th,. intense heat nnd climb- . .. i. ... .,... rnnf nn.l threw bucket of wnter upon tho fire, III mo lopnumi priiK m mv nn,, . whllo courageous crew or colored worK ep. thnw a stream from below. I-rank limit personally took charge ot tho otiglno at the water works and lor threo hours kept the pressure at I2." pound Th,. old hole, nu leuny i....... i... ...r i.r.,vnr,.ii iti utrenni irmii being as strong as It otherwise would. Chief of Police II. D. Carter, Mnxor Florence. Capt. Mack llnice of tho fire department, and a score ot othors worked manfully In tho fight. I'ollre Judge John Menivee, Jr.. took perwmnl ehnrpe of tho hose working .-M. ... nn.l .11.1 rfnn Wfirk Nlcht in-iii im- viin . .-"-- ..... . .. t. .n1f. ..rtu n I'nVI In inn Illirrr jouii ."i-vhb .......... ... . ri..i,. ...! .11,1 fnllnnl wi.rk. while John "l" "" .. . ... .,., S. tliughman. W H. McKlnnoy, Will Wenren George L. Penny, Itev. D. M. VVnlker. John 11. Foter, lion iiruco, and the mill crow and n cort or crave colored firemen fought with might and main tt prevent further spread of tho flnmim, and conquered. I'mrine the helcht of the fire, tho cry broke out that Dr W. H. O'llan- lion' houso two square away on lJin Irtltor street, wa auume, unu mo big crowd which was gathored along tho railroad hastened thither. Quick work, however quenched the Incipient blaze which had ben discovered on the """ rout. It" was four or five hour before th.7 force of the fire was spent on the warohoiHO. while the ruined mas of bay and feed smouldered and burn- ed with Intornnl boat for threo or four day. tream of water being kept nnnttnnll litwin it On March 4th 1910, llaughman Ai ('ompany Iot another wrelimie In which wa-i conslderauio nemp ami io ''"There I no clew whoever to the origin of tho fire, but It Is believed Hint some ono must hav,. been smok- Ing near It. nnd dropped a match or clgaretto near the wisp m nay wnicn mny havo been under a door. Another iln-rv I. thnt nerhau a mouso or ipiirrow cnrrled a mntoh Into the W"",IM'M'""" Bt"" Keep your property nlwuya protect- ,, KbrrinV1r.n,g .thNv. S." I'.'sh and you needjicdjvorry I,. V. Galne the insurance Man. , ..... ...III . ll.n, 4..., n... nt. way protected Seo him. quick. Merer pruae a tree uuIqms there ts good. Mason why u limb ur brunch ibsuftl be taken off. Medicines that ni nnturo nro al vnya most successful. Chnmbarlalu's Couch ltemeJy acts an this plan, it loosont tho cough tllevtii the, tuns, open the secretion and aids uanw Iu rstorlnif tlie sytetn to n healthy condition. Sold by G. L. Ponny.

oratorical talent in the rising genera tion In Stanford, and but little develop mem will be needed to make finished speakers of several of tho boy3. Waters' mibjcct was "National Apos tasy," while Urlght declaimed 'The I Cuban Itefugee." decorated clalia voro classes and their favorito speakers, adding mucn 10 mo merriment ana pleasure 0r the evening. PARKSVILLE Mr. W. S. KImberlln Is down with grip. W. S. Armstrong bought a cow of Henry Meadows for 40. J. J. Cozatt bought 13 nice stoats r Mr' C' D IIaean last week. J,r- Jodl KImberlln, of Yoseinlte, ii visiting his parents Mr and Mrs v I K-imhSriin ""uerun. 1,r S H' westerfield and son and daPlter are visiting lelatives in Lon- ... "t n,,l ll.a T tr tj- , r. m -Mr. anu .lirs. J. H. Brown left Tues- . e A,u IG.50. MAYWOOD. Several of our farmers In this sec- tlnn nrn hntrlni. n,,nn1.n nf .n.. -" "v ..uiint, uiuibaa 11 viicuil Horn, to th0 wife, of I- P. Cook, a ff 1M- nna cleverly gotten up, and shows thnt lt3 invfiitc 'Is po;t fcr.ied of more than ordinary mechanical ability. Prayer meeting every Friday nigh Sunday School hero on each Sabbath. Itev, Cokor, tho pastor, will preach every first Saturday night, Sunday and Sunday night at the Daptlst church. Mrs. Jamog N. Doone hn.i been sick. Mr. W. O. Watts ha been very sick or heart trouble but ts much better Mrs. Ninnio Smith, of Rowland, has been visiting Mrs. F. M. Campbell. Miss Dollle Owens, or Ilrodhoud. visit visited - ed visited Mrs Hob Roberts. Mr. nnd Mrs. n.tl.r, ITHaw nf T..n,ln.. 11... ..Il laruiMt'ovSnhSar Pointer, who has been telegraphing at Rowland has returned home. J. 1'. Larnotte U buying tobacco horo. Ho "as nl,ou' 18'000 " ,,ny frow a 1-2 l0 c 12 cel,t3 per iniuud. Ureon Sutton and wlfe'ofiProat'hor... tlllo visited her mother Jm&v rfJJMra, S: Sarah Herrln at Quail last weokT

13 AT DEPOT AWAITING A CLAIM ANT. Several of tho "boys" of town nre "in bad" on a keg of beer which was ordered from a New Albany llpuor house last week, nnd which they se secured - cured secured for tho purpoo of having a Httlo celebration, which howovcr, did not pan out. It Becms thnt they sent a forged telegram to the Indiana house for a keg of beer to bo shipped hero by express, using tbo namo of tho agent of tho house who makes his headquarter In Stanford. The cost of tho telegram amounted to about ll.GO, which tho agent wa asked to pay tho next day, when It developed that he wa Ignorant of th order, so he had the agent hold th0 beer, and It Is still at the depot according to the last re reports, - ports, reports, with no ono to tako it back. Th boys arc all said to be under age. It haB been suggested that Agent J. S. Itice, on behalf of the railroad ait tlon off tho keg of beer to the highest bid bid-dcr, - dcr, bid-dcr, as Is usually done by tho railroad In tho caso of unclaimed freight though somo seem to think that U1I3 might bo Infringement of Stanford's local option law. LANCASTER W. n. Uurton bought a nice road u.-,n . .-1l,,. ti " i r, nor. of Uiarles Dean, of lower Gar fil i p iii?, i purchased of . . tlrculf court has entered upon Us second weelt here. 1 tin liielro .la &t this term. Two murder cases will ":omr,'!l i!lat of S(lIre Tankersley Ed Collier son of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Colllet of this place Had n harrowing uxpennece one da recentlv in thc citv of Menmhio uh.,. v," ,i.i lucrative position. It was Ms wonder. I deep

Tbo ChrlJtlan church Sunday school bad only 104 pupils present Inst Sun Sunday. - day. Sunday. Tho ladles of the Christian church will give an oyster supper nt opera house next Frldny evening nt '7 o' o'clock - clock o'clock Kvcry lover of the Master's cause should nttend without fnllure. .Miss Kthel King, or Anderson coun county - ty county Is visiting friends and relatives around her former home Olympian Springs. Horn, In it week to the wife of Mr. John W.nlls near Geneva a beauti beautiful - ful beautiful 9-pound daughter whose name Is Marie. I.nt0 advices from Miss Ilettlo Lo Loan - an Loan says who Is charmed -Winn tho south nnd especially with Crystal Lake Florldn. 1'hc vlllnce of Geneva continues to grow nnd new lou are being staked eff nnd sold almost every day. Moore and son tho blacksmiths nnd wagon makers are rushed wlt:t buslnerfi. The general supply storo of G. H. Floyd Is busy all the time. Thcro I a very at- tractive capitnl prlite that ha. not been drawn yet. A man giving hi name as Irvine Cox was nrreited by Acting Marshal Mnrahnll Herring nt Hustanvlllo Satur dny. Ho stnrted to show fight but tho oIficer Kot to him first nnd took a 44 pistol nnd n ounrt of whisky nwny rrom him, nnd locked him up. Thomai W. Koutcn who hn been visiting numerous Kentucky friends and relative! boa returned to Now Cnstle Ind., where bo hold h lucra tive position V.',. nre nlwayg glad to) seo incces nttend tho efforts of n Lincoln county boy nnd Tommle Is one ol them. MlHS Lllla Carle Splendid school

AND FRIENDS OF WHITE 8TRIK. ER8 CHASE NEGRO FIREMEN FROM ENGINE CAB8. Negro firemen on tho Cincinnati Southern railroad have been "living hard' as ther passed through King's Mountain, Waynesburg and other point In this section. Sympathy ev everywhere - erywhere everywhere up and down tho lino Is with thc white striking firemen, and a number of tho negro "scabs" hare been run nway from their engines by sympathizers of the white men. Passenger trains of the Queen & Crescent routo are being operated practically on schedule time, but freight traffic ha been virtually aban abandoned. - doned. abandoned. Only on0 freight train passed Somerset yesterday and it wa without a fireman, nn armed crowd at King's Mountain, having forced the firemen to leave hi cab. A railroad detectlvo who had been riding In the cnb, sup supplied - plied supplied thc vacnncy and was firing tho locomotive when It passed Somerset. The fireman's sldo or tho cab wo armored with sheet Iron. A railroad detective wns severely cut by a crowd nt Onelila, Tenn. Freight train going South was boarded nt Oneida nnd the negro fireman wa removed from tho cab. The detec detective, - tive, detective, who w-as riding in the cab was ordered to leave, but resisted nnd was badly cut by members or tho boarding party. Ho was taken to a hospital 'in I.nvlnrtiin Ito la .Mill tn hnvo re. , IIUL'K UIIU III IfC III II BUI IUUB LUUU1LIUII n mhnr rniiniina imv i.een re.

J. H. BAUGHMAN AND COMPANY LOSE ANOTHER BIO BUILD. INQ BY FIRE SUNDAY. lor the econd,tlme In jtvit about n vor J. K, tlaughinnn ft Company of thU City, lout a large wtirchouso by tire, when their Inrife hay and Brain warehouse, across Mill rect from their largo flour milt wm burned coin, pletel) to the" ground Sunday after afternoon. - noon. afternoon. Tbo fact that the warehouse waax6ervd with sheet tin seemed to bo all that prevented n wholeealo con conflagration - flagration conflagration In tho city for the wind wna blowing at hl.h ipeed fiotn the west, and eraoke and sparke went thrown nil over town. Tho direction of tho wind nlse saved the Inrge flour milt acroM th atrect from probablo dca dca-tructlca. - tructlca. dca-tructlca. The warehouse contained at the rimn ii hurried SO rnr-load of hay. n couple of cam of cnnnel coal, several I cars of brnn, ehtpstuff many sack etc.! pracllraltr all of wMch I a total loss. Tbo firm had 12.000 Insurance on the building nnd 13,000 on the contents,! nlllch Will come BlKMlt li.000 Sliori f covering tho lots. Tlio insurance, was curried In tho Mutual Miller a- sedation, nnd a Inspector I expetced to couin hero at onca to adjust thr lots mm I're.tnn onirlnoornt the mill w-a I

nil-.. . mi..... v ..... ........ ..-,.. ,inrin; in sian n new grocery nnu : ; i . , V . ... . ..-.v. uvihni ttum ,." m i- nuuw.-.i . - ,..v. ,0 1Ilaiiu uiu ui .uuis rune jow- There wns no pos.lblo chnnco of K(.n, nterchnndllng store nt that mn,,'r, ... ... ",1"eJ to hoII. and will make n low pnn Kinp' Mountain. Although curl Tho Knights of Pythias will hold a mud and Miss Hortn Joan Penny's saving tl.o warehouse, but the fire titietllntc little eltv Mr Diinrnii I r,,e r,,1I"wl " expected to res- price nnd tprm to Milt buyer. Address ous crowdi are congregated nt most'dli-trlct meeting In SUinford Friday , , . ,.., . , " y hose was quickly laid and put tia son of Mr nnd Mr W J Duncan 1 1"""' '" ,"n'',8 """ c- A- lmri""' Mr. M. C. II. llox S2. Hintonvllle, Ky. of tho railroad stations along' this i afternoon March 17th. A number of CX(lulslto teditions on the violin were work, ono nuzzle being used principal-; ull(i i. il.,i(.r. Hon. 11. A. Sclioberth, . C. G. HobM,1 Give Presley Sluder of Ge:iuva the part of the line tho gathering at Klng'siK. P. will llkelv go over. Ereatly appreciated and was .Mils Ber-