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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-18
BERKSHIRE RIDING
SAFELY At ANCHOR
Three Vessels Report Sighting
Missing Wha|ebaCk Off
Cape Charles.
SKIPPER SAYS ALL'S WELL ABOARD
Good News Relieves ANXIETY of Can
SKIPPER SAYS ALL'S WELL ABOARD
Good News Relieves Anxiety Of Cap.
tain Trudo's Wife and DispcIs Fears
of the Owners Agent-Bay State
Goes to Sea Today to Pick Up
Barge.

Riding safely mt anchor five miles
nor'cast of Cape Charles light, the
whalcback barge Berkshire, which
broke away from the steamer Bay
State Monday afternoon about 80
miles north of the Capcs. was sighted
yesterday afternoon by the Merritt.
Chapman wrecklng tug Merritt which
arrived at this port from sea at 6
o'clock last evening The tug offered
TO tow the barge into this port, bu:
Captain Trudo, the Bcrkshirc's skip.
per, declined the offer ANA requested
the master Of the tug to report him
nj this port as AIS well aboard
The first news Of tho missing barge
was received here early yesterday
morning. when the tua Navigator
came into port from Providence. Il.
l., reporting that she passed the
Berkshire Tuesday afternoon of Cape
Charles light. At tina, time the
barge seemed TO be breastlng the
stern well and the Navigator did
not offer 10 tow her To this port. as
she could not have gotten Il line ont
because Of the high seas.
About neon yesterday the British
steamer Hesila arrived IN Hampton
ltDuuS from ~. JOHNS ". u, ana It,
ported that she passed the Berkshire
off Cane Charles light in the morn.
Ing. She offered 10 tow the barge
into the Roads, but the offer was de.
clIned.
Because OF the heavy seas ana
thick fog OF the Capes the steamer
Bay State did not 80 out yesterday
morning In search OF the barge, but
she will put TO sea this morning
ana tow the vessel into port.
1t appears that when the barge
broke away from the Bay State, in
stead Of getting his anchors over
board, Captain Trudo kept the nose
of his vessel down the coast and
!loalcd along with the wind and tide
until he was near Cape Charles when
lie let out his anchors and lay to to
wait until the BAY State should come
10 his rescue.
When informed nj ncr home on
West avenue yesterday That the l}crk,
shire was safe and that I'LL We're well
aboard, Mrs. Trudo, wife Of Captain
Trrdo. was greatly relieved. for she
had been very much worried about
The safety Of her husband.
No anxiety whatever Is no felt for
the safety of the Berkshire. and
she will be brought into port today
none the worse for her battle against
wind and waves.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-18
FIRE DESTROYS SMALL TOWN.
Rumors WrongiuIIy Connected Me
grocS with the Blaze.
(By Associated PrcSS)

COLuMBlA S. C.. Oct. 17.-The
town of Scnaca, S. c., was visited
by fire at al early HON. today. and
property worth about $4,000 was de-
sHroyed. The property was insured
for $25,0ou
The fire originated in the Oconec
inn. a new brick buil,ling. which was
totally destroyed. The Palmetto TO.
tel. recently completed. together with
the stores of Hunt and Harper. Lu-
thor Moore and Striblings Pharmacy
were burned.
Both hotels were well filled with
guests and there we've several mar
low escapes. The doors of several
rooms were forced in, in order 10
rescue the occupants
ltumorS were circulated carly chat
the fire was tile result OF incenGiay.
ism and was started By negroes in
revenge FOR the destruction OF ne
gro college hy dynamite al that place
on Sunday night last.
Later Investigation, however show
ed taat there was little ON which 20
base the rumors.
The negroes OF the town did every
thing they could to stay the progress
OF the flames. As the town had no
fire apparatus It was necessary 10
use dynamite 10 check the IRE.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-18
MITCHELL IN POLITICS.
Labor Leader Endorses Union can,i.
dates For Office.
CIV ASSuCintnl prnss

SCRANTON. PA, Oct. l7.-John
Mitchell, president of tho United
Mine Workers, and Samuel Comp.
crs, president of the American Fed.
Grafton of Labor, addressed a meet
nG here tonight. in the interests OF
'Hc candidacy of District President T..
u. Nichols. OF the unitad Nine Work
"ts. FOR Congress and the cigh; labor
union men WHO have been nominated
Tor the Legislature in The l.nckawanna
district.
Mr. Mitchell said it was tho first
time in his career. that he had spok
ca publicly i'll Inc interests of any
candidate oi any political party. hut
rather reserved the right to support
amy candidate whom be thought
you'd promote the welfare of the
wage Garner
"Iacre are now" said Mr.. Mitchell.
10000 min" workers. ana about
thirty coal operators in the lacka-
wanna district. a coal operator rep
rescmts tho district in Congress. ii
conditions were reversed. do you
think hat miner would stand any
show of being elected to CongreSs?"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-18
States Fmphalea||y Thai he viii
Not be Next Republican P1esi-
Dental Candidate.
OFF FOR WASHINGTON BY RAIL
Secretary of War, Assistant secre.
tary Of State, Their Families. and
General Funston and Staff Reached!
Old Point on Battlcships Yesterday
Morning.

ne baitlcships Louisiana, Virginia
ana New Jersey arrived In HAMPTON
ltoadS yesterday morning shortly al
Ter 10 oc!oG., after II rough voyage
up tho coast from Havana. On boar.l
the louisiana were Secretary of War
Tart and Assistant Secretary of State
Bacon and their families, ana Brea.
dicr General Frederick Funston and
his stan were aboard the virginia.
The official party went ashore at
Old Point about II O'Clock ana had
luncheon at the Chamberlin hotel.
The afternoon was spent nj the
Chamhnrin and The party boarded
The afternoon Chesapeake Il Ohio
train FOR Washington.
The dispatch boat Dolphin has hcen
nj anchor OF Old Point for several
days, waiting 10 carry the party TO
Washington, but the secretaries hal
had enough OF the sea and it vas
decided 10 proceed to the capital by
rail
When seen AT old Point. secrc,
taiy TAFT talked freely about the
situation in Cuba. lie said thnt the
presence OF American soldiers hal
had wonderful effect upon the
troubled island and that he had no
wa"ld he rc,establlshed in a short
time. He went ON 10 say that The
battleships had quite rough trip
up the coast hut that his party IS.
capped With Just little seasiclncss.
An Associated Press correspondent.
getting an interview when the train
stopped in Richmond, asked Secrc-
tary Taft whctaer he would be the
acNt Republican presidential candi-
date or whether Mr., Roosevelt would
consent 10 serve a third term
In reply the secretary declared en-.
phaticaliy that he would not be the
next candidate. but said that he was
not authorized 10 speak for Mr. RoOse-
welt.
Secretary Taft will have lengthy
report 10 make 10 the President
when he reaches Washington.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-18
Party Rcachcs Washinn,on.

An A5soclaicd Press dispatch from
Washington this morning. says:
Secretary and Mrs. Taft Assistant
Secretary OF State Bacon and Mrs.
Bacon General Funston and Others
composing Secretary Taft's party has
just arrived in Washington from
Cuba. Secretary Taft said he was
satisfied with the situation in Cubs
ana expressed the opinion that Cover
nor Magoon would bring about salts
factory results. although ne remark
ed it would be with some difficult,
that things could lie Strengthened on
after Il revolution such as occurred
on the island"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-18
Election Postuoned.

Owing to the illness of Captain
c. c. Moore. the election Of a first
lieutenant of the Huntington Rifles,
Company c. 10 fill the vacancy caused
ny the resignation of Lieutenant j.
j. Jones, which was have been
neld in the armory last night, was
postponed until next Wednesday,
night.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-18
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Social
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,

Mr.. Fred II. pa!cn assistant chief
engineer Tor the Newport News Ship.
building ana Dry Dock Company, aud
MISS Lima l.. Mayo. daughter OF Mrs.
George w. Mayo. of Richmond, viii
b" quietly married this morning at II
o'clock. at the brides home, 2O3
West Grace street Mr.. t. T.. paicn.
the %room's brother, will be best man.
and Their sister. Mrs. sydney Wool,
OF this city. will be present.
Mr., Ialcn has lived here for n
number OF years aud Is very popular
In social circles. Ills bride. who is
prominent in Richmond social life.
has visited here frequently ana has
many friends in he city.
The announcement OF The wedding
came rs surprise 10 the friends
81 the couple. rs only IL few Of Mr..
Palrn's in,imatcs had any idea that
the marriage would take place to
day.
After wedding tour Mr.. and Mrs.
palen will make their home hero.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-18
FIRE AT OVERALL FACTORY.
Early Morning Blaze Quickly Extin-
quished by East End Ccmplny.

Fire started early yesterday morn
ing in building occupied by George
Il. Clark as a hardware store and ov-
erall factory.
The blaze had gained considerable
Roadway when an alarm Was turned
in about 2:30 O'Clock, but it was
quickly cXtlnguished by the East End
company.
The damage, estimated at 1900 is
fully covered by insurance
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-18
CORRECTING TAX LISTS.
Numerous Prominent Citizens Appear
Before Grand Jury

y number OF prominent citizens
appeared before the grand jury in
the Corporation Court yesterday to
answer questions in regard to their
tax lists Many Of those examined
lett the jury room to call upon the
commissioner OF the revenue with
revised lists
Many sunnmonses were issued yes
tcrday afternoon and the jury will
sit again this morning 1t is under.
stood that no indictments are TO be
returned those whose lists are found
To he incorrect being permitted 10
revise them.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-18
MASS MEETING NEXT WEEK.
Committees Arranging to Raise Mon
cy For the Exploitation Fund.

The committees Of the Chamber of
Commerce and Merchants Assocla,
lion have decided to call Il mass
meeting for one night next week for.
the purpose of discussing plans for
raising the money required to adj
vertise Newport News.
1t is estimated that about $4,000
will be needed To carry out the cx-
pioitation scheme contemplated.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-18
Small siaze

small blaze in the Office of Mr..
Il, II. Vaughn. on River road. called
out the Central fire engine com
pany last night about o'clock. The
fire was cXtinguishcl before any
DAMAGE OF conscnnenrn was dnnn
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-18
Misdemeanor cases rodax

Judge Barham has set for trial n
number of appealed misdemcanor cas-
cs In the Corporation Court today.
This paper inadvertently erred yestcr-
day in announcing that The misde-
meanor cases were SGT for trial yes
terday.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-18

\ large crowd OF friends of the
popular young couple braycd tn,
storm yesterday afternoon ana gath.
cred at Trinity Methodist church at
! o'clock To witness the wedding of
Miss Elizabeth Baytnp Sinclair OF
This city. and Mr. Harry Morton New.
Kirk, of Newark. y. j. Rev. w. H..
Bcauchamp, the pastor, performed the
ceremony.
The church had bccn beautifully
decorated with golden rod and palms.
The bride. gowncd in white nous
seine over tanotn ana CARRYING
brides's roses entered thcchurch with
her uncle, Mr.. u. Saunders Shield. OF
Richmnnd. who gave her away. Mrs.
Holmes McMurran the matrcn OF
honor. wore white point j. csprto
over inncta. and the maid OF honor.
Miss HancEe Sinclair sister to The
bride. were net over yellow silk
lilta carried bouquets oil ferns. Misses
Annie Hamilton ANA Florence Holt.
the bridesmaids. were attlIcl in net
over tnficta and carried golden rod.
Mr. Arthur Ice attended the groom
rs best man aud Messrs J. w Aylcr,
Jr., Ned Dawson. Spencer Henley
ana John Harwoud were The ushers.
y ~ IlthCl CI,tryl was AT the or.
gan and duriu. tho ceremony she rem.
ierel Hearts and Flowers" The
choir, IN white costume. sang the
wedding marcn from l.ohenrriu as
the bridal party entered the church
and at the close sang Men3rlsaphn'i
bridal cnorus
The bride ana GrooM LETT for Nor
folk late in thp afternoon and board
Cd the ola Dominion steamer for
Northern ;our They will make thei'
home IN Newar& y. j., wacrc the
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-18

In The presence Of "A small party
OF friends and relatives Of the young
couple, Miss Susan Cabanue Plum.
mcr and Mr.. Arthur Stanley Flowers
were married last night at o'clock
nj 2lI Forly.cishth street. the home
of the brides parents MIR. and Mrs.
Henry Falkcncr plummcr. Rev. 4.
o. Sykes performed the ceremony ac.
cording to the beautiful Episcopal
rites.
The home was tastcfully docorat.
cd the parlGr in white and green
and the dining room in yellow Mr.
Spencer Henley was At the piano, rem
dcring the l.ohengrin wedding march
as professional, Dawn of Love"
during the ceremony ana closing with
McndelSsohns bridal chorus.
The bride was attired in Paris
monssclinc over taficta, her veil be.
ing caught with orange blossoms ana
pearl crown, the groom's bridal
gilt. She entered the parlor with her
father, who gave her away.
Miss Mary Henderson Plummcr, the
maid of honor was gowned in cream
net over tafeta. The bridesmaids
Misses Pela Plummcr, Eleanore Hay.
ward, Catherine Plummcr and Emily
Hodges wore white organdy, trimmed
with pink ribbons.
The groom was attended by Mr.
j. +. llowlson, OF Norfolk. as hes;
man. Little Miss Matte Newman
and Master Boyd Kimhal. daintily
atlired, were the ribbon hearers.
After a reception, rendered the
bridal party, Mr.. and Mrs. Flowers
took the Old Dominion steamer for
Richmond. They will spend ten days
in the North and then will be a
home TO their friends at l25 Thirty
| fifth street.
Both the bride and groom have
| lived here for years and have {
wide circle of friends.
MIR. Sol Peyser left yesterday 70
a business trip to New York
Mrs. c. T. IIudgins and Mrs. G. Il
| \. Booker have returned from n triI
to Baltimore.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-06
NEweERRY HAPPENINGS.
Note of Those Who Come and Co
improvements In That Town.

Note of Those Who Come and Co
improvements In That Town.
Newherry, Sept. 8 Tucker 4 Row
land are now oecupyinE their new
brick store. which has iust been com
pi, ted
1ne tank vi NevbeFFy IS nov in it,
new home, aud 10 lifted out very hand
somely.
Mira. DR.. Mcleod aud little daughter
have reformed from North Carolina.
Cond uctor Bob" Frederick IL spend.
ing his vacation at his old home In
Alabama.
Emmett and Lucius Johnson left
Wednesday for their nome near leland
Grove.
Mr.. Ellis Of Fort White visited
his brother, Giles Ellis. here lsSI week.
Mise Lille Bell Methvin has returned
from worihipkton Springs
Miss Fannie joe Hodges OF near
here, 10 spending the week with
friends in the city,
p. \. FoIt.on made n business trip
10 Jacksonville Saturday
A, Avristt has returned from = pleas
ant trip 10 Georgia and the Carolinas
MisS Iona Guy left Monday for At
iSntA, Ca. ~ purchase her fall aud
winter s,ock Of millinery,
Mrs. T. j. Swindal and children ATE
relatives At Jasper.
Henry Harris 10 now with Howell.
Smith 4 CO., in the capacity OF sales.
man,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-06
The Breath oflIfe.

lie 9 significant fact that the strong.
80, anImsl Of lie sIEs, the gorilIs. Also
has the largest luSRs. PowsrfuI long.
means Pows'fol creatures. How "a
Keep the breathing osesns rishs should
BE- man'' ehisiss, study. Like tseu-
sands % Others. Mrs. Ora A. Stephens
Of Port Williams. o. has learned hsu
IN do The She sdtssi Three bot.
tee Of pr. Kings Nsw Dissovssy stop
psd my cough. Of two years and eared
me Of shat my frisnds thought con.
somp'ioa. o. ne ESRd Zoe throat
and laaE tro1blss " Guaranteed by
ell drsgRists Price s0c sad st.o. Trial
bottle frye
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-06
a Pleasant Surprlaa.

A number Of friends ef Miss MaFsa-
ret williams. North Gainesville, ten
deFHd 'hI young lAdS . surprise IN
the nature Of . Psuya night or two
recently. There were . gSsat many
present. snd the evening" uss passed
IN manner appropriate 90 the osea.
''os. Upon their departare Mics
williams assured the ''ls,Fudsrs" shst
they had been welcome. and sts,ei
that she would no, objse, 60 another
visit Of the sams ,iurs
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-06
'WO new ROUTES
TO Be ESTABLISHED
laradise and Rocky Point Sec
tons to Have Daily Hail.
IT, BEGIN SEPTEMBER n

Carriers Scarborough and ARSON viii
BE DULY Installed. and Will 6egln
Their Duties On That Date-Bg Ad-
vantage to Farmers.
tGAinesvills IL sOOn TO be favored
eth two additional rural mail routes,
tAe order having been issued by the
pLstoffis department to establish same
beginning Mondsy, september 18th.
A civil service examination for ear
Fiers for these routes was held In the
city hall several weeks ego, being con.
Quoted by Clerk Benz. T. Arrow
There were a uum Der Of applicants,
I'll OF whom made q fair average, but
she plum in the nature OF appoint
ments fell TO L. NJ Scarborough,
white, and Louis Artsou, colored.
Scarborough made an average OF %,
while Artson's report showed a gen.
eral average OF 94.25.
Carrier Scarborough route will be
known as No. 2, and will comprise the
Paradise and Lacrosse sections, EN-.
braeing q round-trip OF twenty Eight
miles The position pays t72O q year.
4 Carrier Artson'S route will cover
about eighteen miles, round.trip. II
vii, embrace Rocky Point, AFredondo
and intermediate points, and will pay
1912 per year,
The mail will leave Gainesville Of
fee at $ u. m, aud the carrier must
return at 1 O'Clock,
The establishment OF these routes
will give gainesville three rural deliv-
cry routes, which will prove OF great
advantage TO people residing in the
country, as il will provide them with q
daily mail
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-06
c. ". Park Dramatic Company.

The people OF our city will be glad
to learn that the Park Dramatic Com.
pany will again present their high.
elias. attractions here for n whole week
beginning Monday, Sept l0th.
This show il one OF the best and
cleAnest Of its kind that has ever been
to Gainesville. Those who attended it
before while here. one and all. will
bear VS. out in this statement Among
the plays to be presented during the
week are Tennessrels PArdnsr. Dora
Thofne. Under Two Flags, WsLded
and Parted, Northern LiRhts, Why
Women SIN. The Ku KluI, and many
Others
Prses. children 25e. adults use. Re.
served seats lbc eItra.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-06
10 Cure Eelonu

Says sam Kendall. of Philip,bure
Kan, Just cover IL over Nth Buck
len'' Arnica Sal,e and the salve will
do the rect " Quickest cure for burns
bolts. so'es. 'cald', wounds. piles, &c.
Erma, salt rheom. chAppsd hands
sore feet and sore eyes Only 2os At
all drug stoces. Guaranteed.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-06

A Clear Complexion and erigh, Eyes
In most ea'es q sAllow, blotched
Ncomplexion aud dull heavy eyes are
due to poor digestion and an inactive
liver, orino laxative Fruit syrup
aide digestion and stimulates the liver
and bowels aud makes the complexion
smooth and clear. Orino Laxative
Fruit Syrup does not nauseaIe or grippe
and 10 mild and pleasant to tSke. Re.
fuse substitutes. J W. McCollum
q Co.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-06
Sold and Recommended by
". N. JOHNSON, Gainesville.
INSECT ANATOMY.
Wonderful preathiRE APparR of
Mnsps aud HOrnets.

Nnsps aud HOrnets.
IL We take any moderately large In
sect, say wasp or n hornet. We can
see. even with the naked eye. that
series OF small spOtlike marks runA
along the side Of the body These ap
parent spots. which arr eighteen OF
twenty In number are. In fact. the
apcriures through which air j. admit
tcd into the system. AMI are generally
formed In such a manner that no cx.
trnneous matter can 10y any possibility
lind entrance.
Sometimes they are furnished with n
pair OF horny HIPS. which can hc opened
aud closed at the viii " The Insect in
other eases they are dcnscly fringcd
with stif, intcrlnring brlstlcs forming
u litter which allows air aud mir alone
Ia pass.
hut tho apparatus. OF Whatever char.
acicr Il may be. h always 40 wonder.
fully perfect In its action that IL has
been found impossible b. iniurr the
body Of dead insect with 50 subtle
medium ~ spirits ~ wine. although
thc subject was 1rsi immersed ln the
fluid AMI then placed bcncnth the re-
ccivcr ~ an mir pump.
The apcrturs In question communI.
cate with two large breathing tubes.
which extend through the entire length
OF the bo'ly. From these maln tubes
are given Oh innnmerable branches.
which run la all directions aud con.
ununlly divide and subdlvlde. until n
wonderfully Intricate network Il form.
ell pervading every part Of the Struc.
fure aud penetrating ever 20 the an.
fennaa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-06
And Still They Come.

Toe la,est addition Co the citizen.
chip Of the city 10 the family OF W. A.
Collins Of Jacksonville, who are now
comfortably located In the Graham
residence, North Pleasant street
Mr. Collins 10 connected With the
firu. ot W. W. Gordon h 90. Savannah.
Ga 10 the capacity OF . cotton buyer.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-06
soldlera XII citlanna.

warsaw, Sept 5-Soidiors Monday
night killed four citizcus and made
wholesale arrests In different paris
OF the town \ hoy who was bciEg
pnrsucd by soldiers, Jumped into the
Vistula and was killed while trying To
escape by swimming.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-06
Tar N@ls.

Ia Panaanee Of Chnpter No. tIiS,
seet'on Is. Laws o. Florids. give D.
loo q stai~nsRt shovinR the amount
u ,aRss collected By W. o. Dscsln.ou.
iat eolleeser q AISehsa sosaty. YIor-
ids, ioE ihs psrssd ending Aswsst II
lea. - shown b. county tssasar.r. 80
esspts on tlls Ia ny ofhcs. towits
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-06

rAs s~ss>sss Air Las essnss. bss.
90 rsfiss ears Astwssn wssss sae
TSmga ~ tFe's IseEsna Wnl6e shnf
z,zH4tsf $50 - gpnfbsBH tsnln fsam
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-10-19
School Notes.
MARY f. HANSON. Editor.

The physics class are iniulgins 10
some very interesting experiments.
Nora Stapleton has returned to
school.
The eighth grade cirics class had
written quiz last Monday.
Prof. Shafer .ourneyea to Boards
ley last Sunday on important bust
ness. (?)
Frank McKeever Is missing from
his accustomed place in she school
room.
Enid Matlock is obliged to be alb
sent from school on account Of the
condition of her ewes.
A number of the smaller boys are
contemplating the organization of a
basket ball team.
The Basket Bali girls have their
ball repaired and are making good
use OF 1t during these sunny days.
Emma and Clayton Schmidt have
enrolled in school, Emma IN the sew
eath grade and Clayton IN the high
school.
The High School was very glad
when Paul Massingham made his ap.
pearance again Ia the school room
last Wednesday afternoon after his
recent accident, Paul was pretty
badly ''shook up" but fortunately
nothing serious resulted.
A janitor in neighborlng school
threw up his job the other day,
| When asked what was the trouble he
sand: I'm honest AMI l won stand
for being slurred. 1t l and a penci
or handkerchief about the school
building hang it up. Every little
while the teacher. or some one that
is too cowacdiy to face me, gives me
a slur." "In what way" asked the
officer. "Why, little while ago
saw written on the board Find the
common multiple: Well, / looked
from cellar to garnet, and l wouldn t
know the Thing it l met it on tn.
street. But what made me quit my
job was this: Last night, IN big
writing on the blackboard, it said,
Find the greatest common divisor.
Well, says to myself, both Of them
darn things are lost now, and I'll be
blamed for swipln' 'em, SO TIL quit. :.