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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-09
eight and one-half miles. William Mon
cure, engineer, Raleigh, N. c.
The TideWater.

eight and one-half miles. William Mon
cure, engineer, Raleigh, n. c.
The Tidewater.
Tho Macarthur Brothers Company
which have the contract for building los
niles of the Tidewatcr, west of Roanoke.
Va, have subet portions of the work to
the following parties: James Hcarn and
Company, of Ada, w. Va, grading.
$4,000; w. N. Camp and Company, of
Roanoke, Va. grading. 100000; Carpen-
ter and Boxley. of Clifton Forge, Va,
grading and tunnel, s37T,OO0; Mason
Hanger Coleman Company. of Frankfort,
Ky. grading and tunnel. $3.50 o0o d. j.
Mcdonald, of Aurora, ILL.,. grading,
S225,00 Mike Gilmore, OF Alliance, Neb.,
grading, tunnel and bluff work, 100000;
p. j. NIillet, of Paris, KY, bluff work.
S25o.oo0; Cahll and Purnell, of Eggleston.
Va, bluff work, $1,000 j. C, Zobrst and
Company, of Roanoke Va, grinding
$4,000: Ingles and Sheburne, of East
Radford, Va, grading Sl10,00O; Ettore
Ferrata. of East Radford grading, $4,000;
Bates and Rogers. of Chicago, masonry,
$500, 900; w. ii. Johnson, Salem, part OF
section 26S. all of section 264 and part Of
265. grading; I.itz and Company, Graham.
Va, sections 359 to 362. grading and tun-
neinG. This construction includes some
very heavy rock and tunnel work.
An officer writes that the Norfolk and
Western has work under way which will
be completed during 1906. as follows:
Jaeger and Southern Railroad.-,rhis
road has recently been completed from
Lynn, w. Va, up Dry Fork of Tug River,
TO coal fields, for distance of twenty
miles. and will be extended 4.6 miles.
Speedwell Extension-This line, recent
'ly extended from Cripple Creek, Va, one
mile. to ore properties, will be extended
for an additional five miles.
Pocahontas and Western will be ex-
tended 81 miles
Blackstone and Llmenburg Will be ex-
tended 5.75 miles.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-09
BAPTIST MINISTERS.
Interesting Conference Held Yes
terday-Several Visitors Present

AT the Baptist Ministers Conferenc.
Yesterday morning. the Rev j. r. Rid
dick, recently OF Spurgeon Memorial
& Chufch, Norfolk, who is assisting DR..
/ hawthorne at Grove Avenue Church for
a month, was present and offered the
opening prayer. This being the first con.
ference In the New Year. annual reports
IRON the pastors were heard.
Pastor Robertson, of Randolph Street
| Church, celebrated his second ianniver-
sary Sunday He reported that his
i church had been freed during the past
year from debt of $500. that fifty-four
additions had been made to the church
1 membership and 500 added to the pastors
salary.
Pastor Hepburn of the Fulton Baptist
Church, reported fiftS-one additions
thirty-five by baptism. The average at
tttendance at the Sunday school for the
year was four hundred and thirty-fve
The mission for the relief of the poor
supports twenty-five families.
Pastor Hutson. of Pine Street Church.
reported the best year in the history OF.
the church. During the year there We're
eighty-one additions to the church and
already this year ten have been added.
The Rev, Mr.. Dudley. of Norfolk.
to assist Mr.. Hutson in, a meeting in
February. ~.
The Rev. w. +. Dunaway, of Glen Allen
and Cool Spring Churches, reported ii
splendid growth in both churches and
peace and harmony throughout the con-
,, gregations. Nh Dunaway has recently
been called to take charge of the Waiver
lyaBaptist Church at Waverly, Va. and
Will leave in February.
The Rev. w. H. Ball. who has recently
como to West View Will have SERIES Of
| special meetings for the next two wecss,
the pastor doing the preaching.
Pastor Cook, of Clopton Street Church.,
Manchester reported that the church is
planning for new building to accomo-#
date the great congregation that taxes
every Sunday the capacityio Of the present
structure.
The Rev, b. ID. Cav, of East, End. who
has been pastor of this church since last
! February. reported forty additions to his
congregation. Tho church starts the New
Year entirely free of debt, Contributions
to the various boRrds have been more
than trlbled and REPAIRS and Improve
ments TO the church building are in prog
ress which will cost at least $4,000.
Pastor Cridlin, of Stockton Street
Church, reported thirty haptisns and
various additions to church buildings
Az the conference next Monday
snecially attractive meeting will be held
and an address, is to be made by Dir. r.
H, pitt, of. the Religious Herald.
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Want Nine-Hour Dav.

Carpenters of the city are somewhat
incensed over what they deem viola
ton of tact understanding that there
should be an eight-hour work day by all
contractors. Two contractors who signed
the agreement some time ago to work
their men only eight hours each day, are
now said TO favor the establishment
again of the nipe-hour day. and this
had brought about the feeling among the
workmen, The question Will, II is be-
leved, be settled without any serious
difficulty between lhployer and em-
ploye.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-09
Barton Heights.

A meeting Of the Barton Heights
Citizens Association will be held to-
night In the parish hall. and the pc
tition of several colored people Will be
heard, asking that the ordinance gov
'erning the colored cemeteries there be
repealed. The ordinance has practically
closed the cemeteries. and itsis under
stood that some changes are wanted.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-09

Of the Licking Creek Hunting and Fish
Ing CLUB who has been III at his home
near Granite, for few dayts was able
to be out yesterday.
Mr.. Henry Mantel is suffering from the
grip Mt his home No 1OtS Everett street.
Real Estate Agent a. l.. Adamsot yes
terday sold the lot on the corner of sixth
ana Bainbrldge Streets to Mr.. Joseph
Stanton. wholesale grocer of Richmond.
me lot is 140x120 feet, and is n very de-
sirabie piece OF property. Mr.. Il. H.
Wells was trustee for tile estate.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-09
Doctors to BANQUET.

The Richmond Academy of Medicine and
Surgery will meet this evening at 8 80
O'Clock in the n. p, A. building. AT this
p1eeting will take place the annual install
1lation of Officers for the ensuing year.
The subject for discussion will be KID
ney Stones and Pyelitls Diagnosis, Il.
Lawrence Taliaferro, M. d. AT 10 p. NJ.
the academy will adjourn TO attend it's
annual banquet at the Westmoreland
Club
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-09
Address Striking Printers.

Mr.. =. w. Gaines, a member of the
Norfolk Typographical Union and dele
sate-elect to the next General Assembly,
addressed the striking printers of Rich
mond in their hall in the city yesterday
morning. His address was a thoughtful
and forceful one and the printers here
We're much encouraged by his words
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-09
Great Debts Made.

While 1865 was T. year Of unequaled
earnings. 1t was also year of tremen-
dotis ebt-making by railways. Forty
nine railway companies listed bond issues
aggregating s535.bS4,o00, the bulk of this,
as shown by the Financial Chronicle,
coming from twelve leading systems,
chiefly on account of Improvements and
additions. OF new securities, the Penn
sylvania Railroad Company Issued ST.,
10000, besides sl5eOo,ooo by the Pennsyl-
vania Company, 100000 by the p. c. C.
and ST. J.. and 100000 by the Long
Island Railroad, all in the Pennsylvania
systein;'New York Central, $S0,000000, and
Its Lake Shore, S10,000oO0; Santa Fe S32.-
100000; Iron Mountain CMissouri Pacific,
S2950o,o0O; Union Pacific, sl700O,00o: Wa
DISTINGUISHING Terminal, $4,000, 900;
Western Maryland CWabash), 4,4S4. coo;
Rock Island system, s1o,00o0o0; Atlantic
Coast Line, sS5,000.oC9.
Carry Milk in Cars.
The last fluid to make use or tank cars
is milk. The practice grew up in Den
mark, and for some months milk has been
shipped long distances, and recently all
The way to Berlin in such cars. The
tanks, however, are not the boiler plate
cylinders with which we are familiar
but consist OF enormous wooden casks,
each of 30 cubic feet capacity, two Of
which are fastened 10 the floor of COW
cred freight cur.
The directors of the Southern have APP
proved a lease of the Pennsylvania Rail-
road a line of forty-three miles, from
.iiendersonville TO Lake Toxaway, in
North Carolina.
The Tidewater has ordered three hun
dred stock cars and one hundred fiat cars
nh nc do n,ttN, ..F
Western Steel Car and Foundry Company
The Chesapeake and Ohio has opened
its new passenger station at Charleston
w. Va. 1t is said to be the finest sta.
ton in any city of the size of Charles.
ION. This company is said to have pre-
pared plans for the construction OF g
branch from Covington, Ky. TO iror
ore properties in Kentucky. thirty miles
Surveys are being made for an extension
Of the Guyan Valley branch from Logan
w. Va. to the mouth of Gilbert Creek
twenty-five miles, II. Pierce, engineer
OF construction, Richmond, Va.
The Central of Georgia Is reported Il
have purchased the Stillmore Air Lin,
for 100000, the transfer TO be made OF
January eth. The road runs from Collin.
10 Wadley. Ga, fifty-seven miles
The Durham FndgSpYth Carolina, which
Ii branch of the Seaboard Air Line
has been completed from Bonsel 10 ;
point one and ope-half miles east o
Durham. n. O., distance of twenty
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-09
MUCH MONEY ASKED
MAKING UP BUDGET
Grounds and Buildings Commit
tee Want Largely Increased
Appropriations.

The Grounds and Buildings COMMITTEES
Will not be at all modest when they
come to wrestle for prominent place
In the 1905 budget. 1t is understood that
the committee has already made up It's
list of wants, and all they ask for Is
sl54, 1886, to be distributed as follows:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-09
DR.. McCluer breaches.

| Dr. H. b, Mcl'luer. who has recently
become one OF the editors of the Central
Presbyterian, has entered upon his pas
=, torate at Bon Air. preaching his hrslS
sermon there Sunday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-09
OWL TRADE DULL.
So Reports Mr., Rueger, the
Famous Restaurant Man.

About ten days ago an up-countrS
5ccuntrymar, whose home may be in Pow
.hatan on Amelia !. county, possibly in
Prince Edward or Nottoway, shipped
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-01
nnnal snnrase Manage.

Miss Laura Gregg thc campaign
manager Cor tho equal suffrage assoeia
ton. is iu tho city and will speak At
several meetings In dinofeni parts of
tho city.
Miss Gregg is ono of tho ablest of
tho lecturers employed by the suffrage
association, and has had years Of ex'
pcricncc in campaign work. Besides
her eloquonco and eaTncsiness as a
speaker. she has great executive abll'
ity anl is. withal, a most charming and
gracious lady,
She held -pellbound an audience AZ
tho W e.. +. 4. hall Yesterday while
she spoke of the conditions and the
uss,ls OF the 100000 working women
in tho uuited States.
While here she will assist the Salem
women 10 arranging the suffrage mass
meeting % be held In the Methodist
church next Tuesday evening, ana al
dressed by tho noted woman attorney,
Miss Gail Laughliu, Of New York,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-01
no Join In. shlp.

Ffci ~ Perkins, who recently grad
uated from The naval academy AZ An
uarol.s leaves this evening for san
Franeisto, Cal, having been ordered 20
report ou che q. s = Chicago AZ that
place. Two of bis sollegsmaies and
momucrs ~ the same class Garrett X.
Davis, of Everett, Wash aud Carroll :,
Graves of Spokane, win Join him here,
aud an will make tho trip together.
Prrd has a host of friends in salem.
who will wish him success and pFospeFi-
ty iu HE new hold 9f duty.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-01
State News

r. Niece, a resident Of IillamooA'
dropped dead at his home in that place
Tuesday. He was a miner.
Corvallis is contemplating the es-
adjustment Of a social club tor 'he
bepeat Of the bushes men.
Harold Belt. a Corvallis boy mas
.igped with the Seattle baseball team,
and Will be one Of the pitching stan
at sl75 per month.
Tho well known Bay View House at
Newport has been sold TO two Port
land men. who intend to make 1t one
Of the most popular summer resort
hotels at the bay.
sss
I, is reported that the fever at Eu-
gene is not abating as was printed re-
Gently. Many new cases are reported
daily and over 25O people are suffering
from the epidemic
sss
Log driving on the upper Willamette
lis causing considerable annoyance to
steamboat men, and the government
conservatives are trying to end some
plan TO regulate the business.
| Dr. II. W. Davis, Of Albany. has been
chosen by the city officials Of Albany
TO uperintend the work Of guarding
the city from the diseases which arc
injecting a number Of valley towns.
/ The choral union Of the Pacific Uni
versity are preparing 20 give a eoneer'
soon. a great deal Of the music b
taken from The operas "King Solo
monp AMI "lady Of shalot" A tou.
Of Oregon towns is 20 be made later
: Frank Sears Che 2year.old son o
Mr.. and Mrs. y. Sears. Of Eugene wa
. seriously burned Wednesday morning
, The little fellow was playing With BIT
brother. and IN some unknown way hi
D clothing caught Gre, and he was tci
Z rIblv burned on ono side before Oh
!. flames could be distinguished.
Jack Williams, Of Olalla, wore on
"a warrant Tuesday against John Stats
or. Of that place, ehargium hm wit
breaking a mining dam According I
D Williams story the dam was blown u
with dynamite, and a great deal
! damage done. s,aigoF IL also und'
u bonds 20 appear before tho circuit cou
on charge Of assaulting william
* with a hammer short time ago
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-01
rhs celenel,s watsrIoo

Colonel Iuhu NJ Fuller OF Honey
Grove. Texas. nesrl, met BIZ Waterloo
from 1a,rf and Kidney trouble 10 a
recent letter ho says' 80 was nearly
dead Of those complaints. and. although
I tried my family doctor. be- hd mo nd
good 90 I got COZ bottle of youi
great Electric RIiiors which cured mo-
consider thrm the best medicine on
earth. aml thank God who gave you
che kuowielgs ta make th,m.' Sold
nnd guaranteed to curc. Dyspepsia
nli.ousurss and kiiury Disease, D.,
o. a. puD. druggist at So, o. bottle
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-01

does a strictly cash business. ewes ~
ons ana no ops ewes a. oaFSias lAFgs
sieeki ice shelves. eoantors asa sA0w
eases are loaded witA sFuEs. ns1islasa.
astionA toilet articles wiass And
hQsors of an kinds for nediol par.
Posea u. sioas h = regular sraasAas
ia nsaisiae saa Aas Aaa Say yuars e
sxperieaos 10 tAs PraeticA CoasaltA.
tions are tFea Prescriptions are FREE
sa1 saly Fsgal4F prieea Ger neaisl.A
~. sioas ssn - fsan1 a. As aFss
siare. sales. oEosoa, fFoA Ia tAs
nsFuisg uatu a nisA1
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-01

arrival were spent With tho announce
mouts 90 thc student body When Mr.
HnufofI came on thc stage BIO was
greeted with rousing applause. Ills
address Was not elaborate. boz Interest
ing ono of Mf. ianfofd's troupe was
prcssnt and entertained for a fow
minutes with laughhblo stories Tho
event was ouo of che most enjoyable
a. well az most profitable the high
school has ever hal.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-01
MORE
TAKEN
By Candidates for the Senate
and Lower House

r,u,virg are all the fling Of eanol-
date. for representative and senator
In Marion countyi
Representatives.
lanes NJ. MCGOWAN, Noble, taxes
pIclge No ]. ,,.
Jerome Jones. Macleay, takes pledge
NO. !.
WIN. NJ Cherrington, Salem, takes
pledge No. l.
Jerome D. Simmons, Monitor, takes
pledge No. /. 80
W. A. Taylor, Macleay, takes pledge
No /. qualified TO republicans only
oliver Beers, Mission Bottom, takes
pledge No. /.
IT. D. Mount. silverton, takes pledge
20 vote for republican having highest
vote.
s. A. Hughes, Salem, takes pledge
/ 40. I.
J. II. settlemeicr, woodburn, takes
no pledge on senator.
T.. r. suuson. Salem, takes pledge
10 upp5r, republican voters choice
for 4. =. senator.
Senators.
Edward VI. Croisan. Salem, take
pledge so. J..
I,br y Richie. SCOTS Mills. takel
rloIgc 10 vote for party's choice 70.
senator
II J S. smith. Salem. M plo'lge.
II AIsx LaFollettc. Mission Bottom, an
Il naunsri candidate, bot no filing %
pIr-go made set.
! Is. Kay. Salem, announced eanii
! date. but no aling or pledge made yci
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-01
InraInahIs - RhenmatI.m-

I have been suffering Tor the past
few years with a severe attack ~
rheumatism anA found that Ballard =
Snow Iiniment was the only thing
that gave me satisfaction and tended
Co alleviate my pains March "a ZOE.
John a. Dcguan, kinsman. Ms.
25o, soc, and sl.o0, For sale by d.
}. Fry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-01
PILES
Can Be Cured and We Can Prov. :,
Sample Package Free. - Prov. >,
Yourself.

Sample Package Free. - Prov. ,,
Yourself.
When we say that we can cure nil.
we mean just exactly what We sv
nothing more, nothing less. We
il because we know It and stand 49,
to prove it to you or to any other b..
SON. just as we have said {, Ana
proved It to thousands already.
Il is because Of these thoussd,
that we have cured that we are All.
to say this.
We have done our part in callin,
your attention to this fact and Il },
up to you to disapprove it. And ",
offer YOU the means Of doing so. know.
ing that you can't and that when you
try our wonderful Pyramid Pile Cur
YOU will be 50 well pleased with II tha.
YOU will 20 straight to your drugrs
and get a box Of IT,
( And more than that, IL at any tine
lin the future any person tells you m
YOU have told 50 many yourself, that
they are suffering the agonies Of u,
damned from piles, you viii not res
until he or she has bought and Is usir,
a box and getting the same relief aal
cure that you got. We have seen @
done.
| Here. for instance, Is a sample d
what a sample did and shows veil
conclusivcly that we are dealing /;
cold. hard facts and not empty ass'
tions. A person who gets a samPIi
never fails 10 buy.
Mr.. John Byrne, Of 23O6 end Ave
Ncw York City, writing under date d
. Jan. 18th. 1906. aysi 81 received u
. sample and used Il right away ] q
30 much relief from Il after 20 years
suffering. that bought a 80 cent boz
. The almost uubcarable pain is almoi
gone aud my astula has almost tiaf
pcarcd. had given up all hope o
, ever being cured assure you, 81
tlemcu. / viii use every effort to nal
any Of my friends try them, as / q
. guarautee they are a sure cure. D."
Pyramid Pile Cure 10 Tor sale
every druggists for SOC a box, and
is cheap az ton times the price 20 a
one who needs it.
To got a free fample, send your aas
and address today 10 the Pytam
Drug Co, 1909 Pyramid Builds
' Marshall, Mich.
s@-o
OA8TO1EA.
Z B..ntA. 1lAs Ghi t'l Nav nsln e'.s
Is Blsualss " LLN--G
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-01
Manon county cir,ull cenrt

N. A Peek sgairst p. %. Eon Is the
title Of a suit dlei .u the circuit court
foT Marion county, department No 4.
flaiutiG demands Judgment for Sla5
with z per cent Interest from S,ptcm.
bor lt, lso3, aud s25 Cor attorney 's
tees ana costs rhis Is promi.sory
note
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-01
Went Too Par

slK long. weary months bad elapsed
since che, faced che pauou together
"pufiug our sourtship.' said she
'',ou icsnrcl yourself unworthy II
me.
"t bad. he replied.
"Aml 500 said 500 would make a
sirenuous effort 90 reform, she con
tIuued.
eyes" auswerrl che en- bachelor
''aui I got COO strenuous and oyerlia
she thing Now I sometimes wonder Il
you arc worthy of me-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-01
Mest RsIIabls nrsna kneWn.

The Old Government. the perfection
% Whiske, used IN the medical do
partment OF the U. s. army and navy
service. also IN hospitals. recon
mended by the highest medical au-
thoFiues as the purest stimulAnt for
family use. sold exclusively az the
willamette bar. 220-eOd-Ims
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-01
his Iltus Joke

Senator Ocisgrox senator Grafter
has a ,troug senss of humor
kepresrutativc Fakum--tor mstauce
senator 0etuox Why yesterday b.
introduced a hl anl eVokci its pas
age oa che ground that d would be- oi
publit beueht. Puck
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-01

81. Apple, sxprohate judge. oita'
wu CO.. Kansas, writssi "This 10 %
say that have used nallard's iiofe'
bouul syrup for years, and that do
not hesitate 90 recommend it a. ths
brst caugh syrup have ever use'i. -
a5,. go, aud tioo Fof sale by ID. J,
Prs.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-01
X-RAYS

Tho Lewis aud clark fair ended TO-.
,hy tbe bosrI of directors going out
of business
Tho Car is advising tho Kaiser not
Co ~ 90 war Tho CEar speaks from
experience. hut siill he can't scrap With
'our BILLY" ilc don't belong iu his
rlHaf
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-01

Govenor Chamberlain Tuesday ap-
polluted Dr, w. s. Moti a member u the
state hoarl of medical examiners the
term of Dr n r. Curry, of Rakcr City,
having cKpirc,L
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-01
Surprising

Reductions ia an olr underwear;
this Is one ~ tbe anesi lines Ia tAe
eity, Money svod if y0u buy now
The roggcFy,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-01

or any other kind of dresses I can
clean and pres them 10 look like new.
Albert shaw, is9 Court street
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-01

rakon a. directed, u becomes tho
ayaiost curative agent for Tho relief
~ suffering humanity ever devised.
such ia Holutcr's Rocky Moun'nin.
90 cents. Tea or Tablets Dr. s'onca
nrnng Store
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-01
Marriage license

A marriage license was granted We'd.
.osiay % WIN stapleton and Grace
igiona Martin. both residents of Sa-
can.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-01
Rollsr stolen

ree hand ralleF a. Marion square has
been removed and it is feared Il has
beea slolen, 10 belongs 20 the city,
and the police authorities are uotifed
@ recover tho same 50 whoever has L
beuisE rctuFa ii before the salem sAer-
loek Holmes get In their aeadiy work.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-01

hi,le R,l,hsr pbotos rroYer's new.
go Je-igu nag hit-tt25 per jossn.
oaly $50 ioteu lcfJ at this price Call
ai studio.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-01
School News



Ne smIihs room has organized inio
q debating society this term. Tho of'
hccru elected arci Charles Eyre. pfcai
dont a vice eprceiieut ani secretary,
aud Mr Smith ss critic. The spoioiy
viii meet every week, AMI will have q
aoeioiy paper aai short program oue
week and a drliate thc nrat Tho ed
Cor Of thc society paper is Gertrude
cook. and assistant Mnrgutito Patrick.
TIE name OF the society has noe yoi
brpn chosen.
Mi.s Thompson's room hai half
holiday "Wednesday. and she spent che
time visiting 80 East and Coutral
Tho boys afe taking advantage ~
every nieo ,hiy 20 practice baseball
The, had a mrsiius "Wednesday aui
rlorie.i l,,uau Case manager and John
0amlle capiain
rhs baseball boys alsn commenced ar
ranging fof basket social 10 boz holi
"a iho builiing wctk from Friday
night 90 aise mour, Zoe uaiis A
road pfoeram viii Boo given.
Tho Improvements of che buhAng
have been delayed for som, time wait
Ing CO.. ths arrival of material but il
l. expected that they w.il be Resumed
and somrlrtci soon.
Iugh school
nE Eplcy scai vorJ 20 che musi,
elias o. pas immediate aiiention 20 th'
naitor ~ securing books
Harvey SlateE managcr of the DO
batting afparimeut. male short tali
80 tho siudeai bob about the pros
pecis 10 che rendleion salem debate
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