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members were present. Two excel

members were present Two excel
lent papers were read by Mrs. Grant
Colby and Mrs. NJ. Fl. Pence, on The
Aztec Period and Mexican Antiqui-
ties. Those present were: Mesdames
Pence. Colby. Esther Reid and Bohn
Misses Clara Mills Margaret Bohn and
Nellie McNeill
The club will meet with Mrs. Bohn
and Miss Bohn in two weeks.
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GAVE SIX O'CLOCK DINNER.

Milton, Ind, Nov. Mrs. Alice
Gresh entertained Messrs and Mes
danes Horace Hurst, Frank NJ. Jones.
J. /. Manlove, ID. Fl. Warren, Hiram
l.. Jones, Henry Hussey and Mrs. Ma
linda Barton and Miss harriet Izor at
a six O'Clock dinner Tuesday even.
ing
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PREPARING FOR SALE.
John S. Lackey's Dates are March
10th tc 1ttn.

Cambridge City. Ind. Nov. -
Charles Loeb, secretary 20 ]. s Lac.
key is busilv engaged sending out the
advance printed matter Tor Mr.. Lac
keys combination sale which takes
place in the week of March 10th TO
1ith.
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LITTLE CORN HuSkING.
Season is Thrown Late by the Slow
ness of Maturing.

Chester, Ind. Nov. Very little
corn husking has been ii 'ne in this
vicinity as the corn has not matured
Farmers are getting enxlous to begin
as it will throw them late in the sea-
son.
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SKATING RINK OPENS.
Large Crowd Mas Out 1t Cambridge
City.

Cambridge Ciry, Ind, Nov. 7.-Tues-
day evening married The opening Of
the skating rink. \ large crowd Of
skaters and spectators were present
Every one was fui- Of life and seem
iDgly enjoyed an evening Of this inno-
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ENTERTAINED AT SUPPER.

Economy, Ind. Nov. Mr. and Mrs.
B. w. Clark entertained at supper
Monday evening, Mrs. Rhoda Worth
and Miss Laura Worth of Greensburg.
North Cadolina, Mrs Louie Doan and
daughter, Marian, Miss Bessie Al
bertson Of Minneapolis. Miss Mary
Clark of Winchester and Mrs. Louie
Albertson.
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CONDITION is ImPRo tED.
George Raber May Recover From His
Injuries.

Cambridge CRY. IND. Nov. Geo.
Raber, who had mis- skull severely
fractured by falling ,ff of an intcrur-
ban care east Of Knightstown last
Friday, is at his nome in Eas!, Cam
bridge under the care Of DIR. Littell,
who reports his condition much i'm
proved
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Moore and Bonnie Moore. Ada and Inez
Harris. Juanita and Ralph Hender
shott, Cards, music and dancing were
features and refreshments were sery-
ed
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EXCELLENT PAPERS READ.
Tuesday Club of New Paris Met With
Miss White.

New Paris. O., Nov. The Tuesday
club met with Miss Ora White. Tues
day evening. Owing to the inciemen-
cy Of the weather, only few of the
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ATTENDED THE CONVENTION.

New Paris, O.. Nov Mrs. Lena
Kessler, Mrs. Mary Aker. Mrs. Allie
Dow1er, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Clark
and Miss Nellie Mcneil attended the
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cent sport. The music was furnished
by the Cambridge City bani
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MRS. REED AS HOSTESS,

Entertained in Honor of Mrs Ross of
Toledo. 4
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fContinuad on Page ceven.)
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B. F. Beane, (Pl. Arch r. Raney CD,
James Davis Cd.
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New Paris. o, Nov. Mrs. James
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Godman's $50 Box Calf Shoes, all sig
eS at. ..S1.4s
Godman's Warm Lined Calf Shoes,
worth $3.50 at :. :. .$1.4S
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-23
LEGISLATION HAS NOT lNJURE.
CoUNTRWS CREDIT.

One of the members of the high
finance world" has returned from
Europe with the belief that American
credit has been seriously impaired by
Legislation directed by Congress- and
various state legislatures against The
big corporations. We are inclined Ia
doubt If this mans statement Is strict
ly within the truth. II has not been
legislation ana Investigations so much
that has Injured the credit of Amcri
can securities, as II has been The
Wholesale dishonesty and corruption
that has so distinguished high fin
ance' the past few years. The viola
tons of all business laws have beer
so fragrant that the investors of Eu
rope have come TO regard Wall street
and "fnanciers" generally little short
of beng n gang of thieves and swim.
dlei5. We are now being treated TO
an object lesson which teaches us
that dishonesty Is far more destrmct-
i've to credit than poverty. Taking
the remarks Of the returned "hgh
financicr' as n text the Washington
Post thus comments on them:
There are wise men i'm the world
who have made a special and pro
found study of the subject, who have
reached the conclusion that II there
We're no law of any country the world
round, providing for the collection of
a debt, through judgment and execu-
ton of court, IL would be followed
" an expansion rather than a con
traction Of credits. When one man
lends another money to so into bust
ness, or sells him merchandise In line
of his business, they ARE copartncrs
10 the extent OF the loan. or the am
ount of the invoice. Loans are made
and merchandise is sold IN the conf
dencc that tho one will be redeemed
and the other paid for. No loan would
be made If the lender knew, or sus
pccted that It would take n lawsuit
to collect his debt No man woul,
sell another pound OF butchers meat
II he believed he would have to &c
To law to get the price of It,"
In other words credit is based on
honesty and honor. Credit in the com
mcrcial world is to business man
what courage is to n soldier. what
chastity is to the wifconcc lost II
IS never regaincd.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-23
Missed Fire.

Mark Twain. Mt u publishers dinner
in New York. talked of his reporting
days in Virginia City.
We We're trying horse thief one
day he said, "and all of n sudden
the big, burly scoundrcl pulled off
his boot and threw it at the Judge
1t was a heavy boot, too II was
studded with hobnails.
81 am still rather proud of the way
wrote up that ..,Ce incident. doing
1t neatly, and Mt the same time get
ting hack on "A rival reporter whom
disliked. got 1t all IN one para
graph-something like this:
suddenly the blackguardly thief
pulling off his boot, hurled it With all
his might straight nj the Judges head
This desperate act might have Deen
attended with most disastrous con
sequences, but fortunately, the missile
only struck a reporter. SO that no ham
was done.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-23
Rather Out of Hand.

Professor Ogden Chalmers LorImer,
roledo's veteran educator. is one OF
the few remaining schoolmasters who
still cling 10 corporal punishment.
II believe IN corporal punishment,
he haid stoutiy. in recent address.
u take no stock in moral suason.
Good. healthy boys under moral sua,
SION have too free time of 1t. They
get out of hand,
There is n friend of mine" said
Profession I.orimer, with a grim smile
who Is raising family of six boys
with the help OF moral suasion. Til,
mild little chap argued about the mat
ter the other night at club.
And do YOU believe. said l. that
moral suasion is better than corporal
punishment for big, lusty boys like
yonrs3s
Yes said my friend
And do you mean TO say that
YOU have never whipped your boysA
! asked.
AS true as | sit here. my friend
declared earnestly. Il have never
struck one of my children except in
self-defense'
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-23
Pet Crane as Fisherman.

A fowl assassin has shot the pei
crane, Isaac Walton, of Jethro Banks
Of Troy Hili n. j. Isaac Walton has
long been famous throughout that part
OF Jersey. Seven years ago. while
Banks was fishing along the river. he
found wounded and helpless crane
He nursed II back to life and then
gave it its liberty. but the grateful
crane refused TO leave the place. Ever
since that time Jethro has not had
to fish any more. The crane attended
TO it for him. and there never was Z
time when the bird did not catch all
he wanted, and would bring the fish
to the farm in good condition.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-23
sAlPyARp's SCHOOL FOR
APPRENTICES.


The plan of the Newp It News Ship
building and Dry Dock Company to
establish school for apprentices Is
most commcndnble one ana will no
doubt bring about the results desired
by the promoters of the scheme. 1t
will undoubtedly prove to be an insti.
tuition of vital Importance to the en-.
tire city MS well as the company un-
cd. for II will unuuestionably mean
Il higher grade of citizenship 70" it's
graduates In n number of the larp
industrial concerns in this country
there are schools for apprentices, and
they have been wonderful successes
SO much so in fact that never II
thought has been given to their abnn-
donment. AT the great plant Of |
Conceal Electric Company i'll Schc-
ncctady, n. Y, where there are sew.
crnl thousand young mon learning
their trades the apprentices school
has proved to be such a thorough sue.
cess that 1t has branched out till now
Il young man who Is; ut bench learn.
ins trade can, If he applies him.
self, receive an education equal to tina
of n high school graduate. He is not
only given lectures ana demonstra.
lions of what he wants 10 learn In
his particular line of trade but he. II
he so desires, can gain the knowledge
OF many things which were denied
him when he was at an age when he
wanted to be ut grammar school.
In these apprentices schools the
boys are not only given the best ad
vantagcs in the way of mechanical
trades and the elementary studies OF
English history grammar, etc. but
every effort is made TO bring out all
that is best in the boy in the way OF
manly qualities. He Is taught the
value of honor and honesty and the
important part they play In the world
whether IL be high or lowly posi-
ton that is being occupied This. of
course instills into the mind of the
young man u higher ana loitier ideals
and With that gain will come ambi.
tons TO be more than some of the
men with whom he has labored In
me factory or mill. In number of the
large concerns in this country there
are today a number of young men
occupying positions of responsibility
who would not be discharging the du.
ties that they are but for the fact that
the concern for which they worked
had an NJ '.ehtices scApDi.
There is no reason why the s-,me
should not prove the with the New.
port News shpburllnG and Dry Dock
Company. Undoubte lily 1t has on its
pay roll hundreds o. yo,ing men who
are ambitious. bus 10 whom Tic fates
havenot been kind and who have been
denied by n press of circumstances
what they desired to learn. A higher
education for them means a higher
lie i; every sense of the words and n
higher life means in turn that the
city VIII be benefited rs well rs the
company that conducts the school
me shipbriiding company Will M
donbtediy conduct the school without
asking for any aid from the people
OF Newport News but just the same
II can be given moral support the.
Will be of material hanoft f. a. I, T.;
= venture that the people of the city
snoild take the keencs5 mtercs; in
and one in which they should never
fail to aid at every possible oppor-
tunity.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-23
NEW DAYLIGHT LINE
To Washington and Richmond

TO RlCHMOND: "Queen Anne"
will make regular trips between the
above points, leaves Norfolk, Camp
bells wharf Ferr,' Dock. Tuesdays
and Thursdays at 1880 n. III. and Sun
days ut IL IN. Pine Beach Pier. EX-
position Grounds 500 a. IN. and New
port News 900 a. m. week days:
Sundays 1890 and 1:l5 p. M, will
leave Clyde Line Pier. Richmond, at
n. m. Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays
BY this route the annoyance and de-
lays OF stopping at all river landings
is avoi'led.
Regular meals or nice lunch ser
vice as may be desired.
Rates:-Straight fare. $1.25: Round
Trip. good fos- 30 days, $500.
Special Round Trip Rates from
Richmond on Wednesdays and Fri
days. 3-day limit ........... $1.50
TO WASHlNGTON: = Steamer
"Montauk' Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays.
Leave Norfolk, Campbells Ferry
Dock. 7:45 a. M; Leave Exposition,
Pine Beach Pier S:l5 a. M; Leave
Old Point Comfort. S.45 n. m. Arriv.
ing Washington, Riley's Wharf. 500
u. IN.
Round Trip Go d for 80 Days. f. $3.50
Straight Fare. Sl5O.
Through Fast Line. No tiresome
stops ut river landings. Regular
meals or nice lunch service as may
be desired.
For Information, apply to RICHARD
WALKER. City Ticket Agent, 31O2
WASHINGTON Avenue. Newport News.
Va. CBell Phone 1909.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-23
His Comment.

Mrs Haymow (home from church,
-Half-past Goodness sracious
thought that new minister would new
er finish his sermon He stamme-ed
an suffered an coughed an sneezed
an hmed an hawed an repeated
himself till thought Id have a con
niption fit
Mr.. Haymow (who is somewhat I'M
orthodox)-An' yet they say them
fellers practice what they PREACH
Puck.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-23
WITH THE pARAeRApHERs

Few end-seat hogs, fortunately, are
church-goers. Cleveland Leade:
A mans idea of economizing Is 10
have his wife do it-Ncw York Press.
What if the law required that every
female head should fit its t?-Dal
las News.
1t is said that the United States
is behind in balloons. But not in hot
airshps. Memphis Commercial-Ap.
peal
Eve:y labor leader is confronted
with the fact that it is easier to
start a strike than to finish it,
Washington Star.
Womens skirts are to be shorter
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-23

If Hearst has nothing else. he has
nerve Last year he tried to tell the
Socialists that he was one of them,
This year his persuasive powers are
all directed toward trying to convince
the SILK stocking Republicans that i.e
Is of the elect.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-23
Changes.

She gave him lock of hair,
a lock of golden hue.
re saiu he'd always treasure It.
And to her he'd be true.
ne went and Travelled DER The cartl
III weather foul and fair,
''n. always kept quite near his hear
rhat lock of golden hair.
lhe days went by Ms DAYS will do.
iut one day he came back
Anu, presto now he finds the maid
win resses glossy black!
"A wond'rous change" the follow said
In YOU, my maid, find:
guess II you can change your hair
why can change my mind"
-Yonkers Statesman.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-23

The Pittsburgh class has undoubt-
edly been tempted by the offer of the
King of Absybona to sell his king
dom with half of hundred wives
thrown in.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-23

this fall and winter, No Authorization
Skists.-Chicago Tribune.
a Pittsburg exchange claims that
the people there have more money per
capita than the people of any other
American city. No mention is made
of the wickedness per capita. Int that
is doubtless as great as the financial
Washington Post
Senator Plat isn't saying woru
about Postmaster General Meyers
parccls-post proposition He realizes
that word in the Senate when he
gets back there will be worth "A dozen
speeches Philadelphia Inquirer
a Tennessee man has discovered Il
species of worm that eats English
spnrrows. Hereafter the early bird
VIII do well to watch out and not
get caught by the Washington
Herald.
If the house of Hcinze had been
content 10 produce copper TO sell in
stead of TO play at finance with things
might have been different. Philadel
phla Ledger.
We are hoping against hope that
the excessive cost of white paper may
esult IN Il reduction of the size OF
,he Congressional Record state
Journal.
me President has shot hear n,
'ast' and he may now he expected &c
come out of the jungle and seek othe
game.-Phladelphia Press.
IL is easier to do up the STANDARD
oii IN the courts than in the stoc!
market.-Ncw York World.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-23

The head OF the German weather
bureau says that the American sys-
tenn of forecasting is way ahead OF
that of his country, The Kaiser must
have a mighty poor bureau
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-23

p. r. Barnums widow has married
for the fourth time. Her late ms.
band believed that three rings were
enough for any circus.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-23

lillian Russell in her latest sym
postum on divorce says that it is n
vehicle Yes, and Il exceeds the
speed limit.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-23

Japan is certainly advancing. Real
Scotch whisky is now made in the
'lowery Kingdom
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-23

What need has China of the larg-
est and most ferocious sea serpent?
There are no summer hotels there.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-23

A scientist is out with the informa-
ton that the North Pole is slowly
south That should be com.
forting news to Walter Wellman.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-23

The term sky pilot is these days
somewhat ambiguous.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-23
HOLLISTER'S
Rocky Mountain Tea Nuggets
bUAy HeulllHo Inf Busy Ppople.
B.iaRs Golden ht alth and 1ensWed vlGor,

B'IaRs Golden Hath and Renswed vlGor.
\ specific for Constipation. Indigestion. Liver
and Kidney troubles. Pimpies, EcZema. Impure
Blood. Bad Breath. Sluggish Bowels. Headache
ana 3ackAche- Its Rocky Mountain Tea in tab
Jet form. 35 cents o box. Genuine made BY
hoLLIsTSH DRuo CoMpiN7. Madlsop. Wis
s0LDEN NUGGETS FOR eALl1W PE0pil
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-23

TELEPHONE NUMBERS.
Editorial Rooms Bell Phone No. "a
nuslness Office. Bell Phone No. 1S1
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-23

a mans idea of economizing is &c
have his wife do it-Ncw York Press
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-23

IL Ia easier to do up the Standard
vi IN the courts than in the stool:
markot.-Ncw York World.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-23

Entered at tho Newport lava, VIZ.
poatoftlce an Hecond-class matter
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER %. 1907
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-02-01
WOOD REPORTS
SUCCESS
IN PROMOTION

Secretary Wood prepared the follow
ing repor,. which he submitted at the
meeting of the Promotion Committee
yesterday afternoon:
Honolulu. January 3lst, 1907.
Chairman and Members OF the Hawaii
Promotion Committee.
Gentlemen:-I have to report that,
since commencing our work for the
excursion from Los Angeles, we have
kept mp a regular correspondence with
each member of the Los Angeles Clam
her of Commerce Excursion Committee.
and other friends throughout Southern
California, sending hundreds of clip
pings from our local papers so as TO
Keep up and increase interest and have
tried not to neglect any opportunity
that might serve 10 help. out the UNDER
taking, believing that MS a direct re.
suit OF this excursion, the attractions
of Hawaii will be brought directly to
the attention of the thousands of east.
ern people, who are accustomed to
spending their winters In Southern Cal
ifOrnia. and have at present little or
no knowledge Of the pleasure Of a trip
10 Hawaii.
am convinced that the special Ell
forts the Committee Is putting forth
In Los Angeles at the present time and
the plan Of campaign mapped out for
the remainder of the winter months,
will obtain better results than could be
accomplished by the expenditure of as
many thousands east, of the Rockies as
we shall spend hundreds In Southern
California.
We are now sending out our adver-
Using matter to the Secretary of every
County Teachers Association and to
every member of the different County
Boards of Examiners throughout tho
State of Ohio. The Commissioner OF
Public Schools for that State, having
at our request favored us with the
names and addresses of the parties
mentioned. We shall cover other
States In the same way as quickly MS
we are able to do 80.
BY the last steamer from the South
we received a large number of very in
terestlng photographs of New Zealand
scenery which are now on view in our
rooms. Our arrangement for an ex-
change of courtesies with the Tourist
Bureau OF the New Zealand Govern.
ment is working most satisfactorily
We keep their photographs and liter.
allure on our counter and they In return
handle our pamphlets In every one OF
their Offices throughout New Zealand,
as well as in their Australian agencies
During the past few months we have
perfected arrangements for thorough.
~ covering Austl aha, New Zealand anu
Canadi, in addition to what Is being
done on the mainland of the United
, States, and hope soon TO be able Ia
accomplish more In China and Japan
We are already in correspondence with
the leading tourist agencies in those
countries, and II gi' es me pleasure to
say that a greater interest Is being taxi
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-02-01
WAKE UP PERIOD FOR BUSINESS
MEN.

Citizens Of Honolulu are in the midst
OF the tourist season which brings to
them events that will call for an cxh-
bition of their ability to make good
their rcbutation as hosts.
1t will mean work for many, money
from others and good time for every
body. The mossbacks will say, Whats
the use?" The progressive men of the
community not only find pleasure In
doing but they also know that when 1t
comes right down to question of dol
lars and cents, the return is on the
right size OF the ledger
The Floral Parade Of Washington's
Birthday and the visit al the Los An
Eeles party are the events to which we
refer. Our business men cannot wake
mp to plan and prepare and make these
winter events what they should be. any
too soon
The Floral Parade is for the crowd
Visitors enjoy II. take part in It AMI
spend their money accordingly. Our
local people are just as much interested
us IT It We're solely for their benefit.
And from business standpoint, the
record Of last year was that the week
before the Floral Parade was dupli-
cate In business way of the week be-
tore Christmas; so the man who must
see his dollars return before he invests
has no complaint
The Los Angeles excursion to be u
complete success should find In this
city Chamber of Commerce member
ship as enthusiastic over the new ar
rivals and their entertainment. as the
Sood people of the wideawake city %
the South are in coming
The fact that the Los Angeles Cham
Der Of Commerce IL back OF this OK
cursion and that its most prominent oi-
hcers lead the van is all the guarantee