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ais manemcenans Atenas = ect ARMAND LSE peer poate deioee eres sori apooegnnepertan ona CI ~ hs UGTObLR 40, YHE BVBNING WORLD, ¥HIDAY, dou. Calf Watke Upriant, = = (Prom the Marion (Ark) Meform.) A calf that walks upright aod has but , Hin feet are not apiit and are without (== tows except a row of knots around the front of the foot. Ita head does not re =|seuble that of a cow, and except for a ail gnod citizens of | TUETTOPUSHEASE |= = ation of (he law like a man J by a member of Hoatfons of actically no wn the back and body Ie halr- hale on its bo yak found at ¢ aniinal i« fed on the milk of [ | 7 Mount Judes, In Newton County, Absut]}its mother and i healthy and active. ord EF a or | Or Qa 0 Hix weeks ago a young cow owned by D.| tis body Is round and plump, with a full | W. Blackwood gave birth to this freak. ‘breast. Founded 1826 Founded 1826 AGAINST JOHNSON Chicago Organizations Start National Fight Through Na- tional Convention. CHICAGO, Oct. % — Chicago club women started a national fight against Jack Johnson to-day through the medi- um of the National Federation of ‘Women's Clubs. Mrz. Sara Webb Helm, No. 49 Ever- » ett avenue, representing the Chicago elubwomen, sent a telegram to Mrs. Yercy Pennypacker, President of the Nationa; Federation of Clubs, which Is ow in convention in Atlanta, request- ing her to bring the affair before the national convention and suggesting that Fesolutions should be adopted denounc- Johneon and demanding that Presi- Taft and Attorney-General Wick- ‘ereham push the Federal prosecution egainst Johnson. A new witness against the pusilist has been discovered in Mra, Nora Os- trander, No, 4545 Indiana avenue, where Lucile Cameron lived for several weeks before she met Johnson. This meeting Jook place, it ia sald. in the house of (Mra. Katherine Dorsey, at No. #43 Grand = Bovievard, where wealthy Resroes, for a consideration, were rought im contact with white girls. ‘Mre. Ostrander says she has « story to fell but wil] only tell it to the Federal Jury. Mre. Dorsey has disap- ‘but Secret Service men are after Puli IN MAKES STATEMENT NEGRO MEET:NG. who ts alternately overcome or terror, made this state- meeting of colored citisens: said what Lucile Cameron's ail Nae given out, that I could get woman I wanted. She is ity for that, and I deny jeny it on the Bible. I want I never said anything © it any woman of any cola tz ft S4 <e Eee i = g F! Fe fare geek itt HE & anit E : nee F ie Lyach, former ni Federal office holder, en- Johneon ° ppomattox Club, No. 3441 f $f ie denial of “white woman” language at: ‘tributed to him and L; Hi 4 “This man is physically strong, but ‘mentally weak. Gome of his race have Proud of him as @ prise fighter, ee anything elec. At all times they have looked on him as an unde- i i and never have given to their houses. AND CAN'T BE RESPECT. OWN RACE, 8A'Y8 LYNCH. public should know, if it does already, that he does not, has cannot in the future command of the respectable, decent, it men of his race. I'm satisfed ‘Ro fair-minded white man or woman pass judgment on the colored people Feason of the acts and utterances of nor of any colored man who his companionship; certainly of white man or woman who seeks his + Appomattoz Club bas adopted which are stated to repre- the sentiment of the law-abiding of Chicago, The resolutions in part: tone ef some of the daily Mewspaper expressions regarding this episode manifestly does the ResTo race an injustice by impliedly gRE aE ih <4 Johnson had made his | re, | a wan nt . AL the tine this tates ment was alleged to have bean made; We. therefore, appeal to the sense « of the public and press scontinue the unfalling dis- Position to Indict the entire negro This is by three lawyers, a | Minister merchants, Federal o to-day are continuing their investigation into the Johnson- {Cameron case, although the Federa! Grand Jury adjourned over to Monday morning, when the questioning of wit-| Nosses will be resumed. Several of the mont tmportant witnesses in the case are said by the authorities to have left/ the city. Luctle Cameron ta to be the first wit: | ness before the Jury on Monday, and) will complete the story she left unfin- ished on her first appearance before the body. WOMEN PONT OUT THO AS ASSASSNS OF BREATH FEUDS Clansmen Reveal Fund of $1,000 Raised to Insure Killing of Ed. Callahan. WINCHESTER, Ky., Oct. %.—The firet details of the organized and wide- spread conspiracy backed up with funds already sworn to have amounted to more than $1,000 in cash through which Ed Callahan, the Jast of the noted feud- | iste of Breathitt County, was assassin- ted last apring, were unfolded in court yenterday. ‘The star witnesses of the day were women, the widow and two daughters of Callahan. Mrs, Lillian Callahan Gross, who has worked up practically all the evidence on which the indict- | ments were based, and Callahan's! @aughter-in-law, who defended the! wounded feudist with her é5+callbre re- volver and emptied it at the assassins when they fired their last ebots and fled, were on the stand for several hours. ‘They gave strong testimony of a wide- spread plot for Callahan's assassination and were corroborated by members of the clans who have turned State's evi- dence. Mra. Eé Callahan, widow of the mur- Gered man, asked to identify any one in the court room ae the one who shot her husband, rose from the witness box in @ dramatic manner, pointed her finger at “Dock” Smith, one of the de- fendants and said: “Yes, there is the man who killed my husband.” Nick Anderson, one of the clansmen, was the first to reveal that a fund of more than $1,000 was raised to insure Callahan's assassination, Mrs. Ruth Callahan, the daughter-in- jaw, and Anderson, testified that they “Dock” Smith and Andrew *| Jackson as two of the three men whe were seen on the cliff from which came the fatal stee! bullet. ‘The noted feudist Sheriff told mem- bers of his family the names of his assassins, and when he died his dauph- ter took up her work on the case and by scouring the mountains alone, al- most altogether by night, she finally ob- tained evidence enough to get the in- Gictments. She had te go before the Grand Jury three times, each time with | additional evidence, before the indict. ments were returned. CASTORI For infants and Ohlidren. Bears the Signature of The Kind * You Have @ondemning the entire negro race for the alloged misconduct of one of its members. ‘We, as law abiding citizens, ta Always Bought in Use For Over 30 Yea FISHER BROS. PCGLUMBUS AVE. BET NO Oc’ | GRAND RAPIDS "2,Fe FURNITURE ——1 CREDIT TERMS WU UOWNSOU.0U on 75.060 “ Weekly Deli 3 & 104 ST. MONEY DOWN 4n Individual member of the race. | A Thirty- 7 fourth St. West Very Special for Saturday At Extremely Low Prices Third Floor Misses’ Tailored Suits, 14 to 18 yrs. Of Zibeline cheviots, diagonal aud wide wale serges, four new models. Actual value 835.00 Misses’ Chinchilla Coats, 14 to 18 yrs. Two new models in navy, grey and seal brown, Girls’ Boyish Top Coats, 6 to 14 yrs. 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