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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1907-02-05

My reply to the foregoing was as
follows:
Yorkville, S. c., Jan. 16, 1907.
Mr.. w. B. McCaw. Chr,
Board Trustees,
Yorkville Graded Schools.
Dear Sir:-I have in hand a copy OF
the resolutions passed by the board at
it's meeting on the evening Of Jan. Is,
1907. | wish to say that appreciate
the approval Of the board in an impor-
tant matter of discipline and at the
same time recognize the authority OF
the beard in all matters pertaining to
the management Of the schools. AS
superintendent, l desire to respect and
uphold the authority of the board.
However l feel that in the matter of
discipline in the case Of
and should I follow the
suggestion and demand of the board.
should be faithless to my duty to
the community and to the girls enroll
ed.
In the light of this conviction, I
hand you herewith the keys OF the
school and shall stand ready to give
my reasons either publicly or privately.
Believe me. with no personal AMI
mostly.
Yours respectfully,
j. C. ALLEN.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1907-02-05

- Columbia special of February
to Spartanburg Journal: Attorney
General Lyon has asked the ways and
means committee of the house to help
him dispose of the merger case
against the Southern. He finds the
case a dead weight on his hands. the
special attorneys appointed to assist
his office in prosecuting the case. hav-
ing quit in disgust when Mr.. You
mans allowed the case to be trans
ferred from Camden here. He wants
an appropriation of $4,000 to carry
on the case or an act passed repeal
ing the act of three years ago direct
ing his effice TO test the cases.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1907-02-05

WITH forces almost equally divided
the dispensary senator's have the ad-
vantage of position, and to pass the
Carey Cothran bill may prove up hill
work
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1907-02-05

THE Atlanta News, the paper that
offered a reward for lynching and
which did so much to bring about the
big riot in Atlanta, has gone into the
hands of a receiver.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1907-02-05
THE GRADED SCHOOL MIDDLE.
Superintendent Allen Makes Statement
For Benefit of Patrons.
To The Yorkville ENQUIRER:

Tie IUIhNIIIt enquirer.
So many Of my friends have asked
me for a statement which would give
them a correct idea Of the status of
the differences that once existed be-
tween the board OF trustees of the
graded schools and myself, which diff
ferences led to my resignation, and so
many Of my friends have come to me
with conflicting statements concerning
this affair, that l think 1t but just and
fair to them that l make through the
columns Of your paper plain, straight
forward statement Of the situation for
their benefit. This statement l hand
you herewith. Respectfully,
]. c. ALLEN.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1907-02-05

THE Carey Cothran bill. If 1t passes
the senate, will purify the state dis
pensary all right. in the only way tha'
notification is possible by death.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1907-02-05
The atorkrille Gaqairer.
YoRBv1LLE, $. c.:
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 5. 1907.

THE advocates of the state dispen-
sary will vote':for anything, including
prohibition, to save the graft mine.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1907-02-05
The State Of South Carolina,
County Of York,

At a meeting Of the Board of Trus-
tees of the Yorkville Graded Schools
held on the night Of January 18th, 1907
1t was unanimously resolved:
First. That the board of trustees
are a unit in upholding, ratifying and
confirming the action Of the superin-
dent, Mr.. John C. Allen, in suspending
two pupils of said school,
and from attendance on
said school.
Second. That the board hereby rec
ords its confidence in the integrity and
moral worth Of Prof. ]. G. Allen, the
his vigilance and care, in protecting
the children committed to his care.
Third That without any way con-
doning the serious moral breach COM
mitted by and
the board Is Of the opinion that sus-
pension and not expulsion, was the
punishment to be meted out for the
offense. and that the suspension OF
these two boys llready undergone, Is
adequate punis .ment for the offense
committed by each Of them.
Fourth. That the board, respectfully
requests that the superintendent, ]. c.
Allen, will restore the two boys,
and to the rolls Of the pu-
pllS Oh the SCnool, leHtaIiHeiy' 'iiot =,
to say. that the two boys be restored
on trial. and with the distinct under
standing. that for breach Of the rules,
regulations and discipline Of the school,
expulsion will follow.
Signed by
Withers Adickes, secretary,
Wm B. McCaw. chairman,
Thos. F. McDow,
w. d. Glenn,
w. Brown Wylie,
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1907-02-05
LOCAL lACONlCS.
The kinu's Mountain Monument

Washington special to the Charlotte
Observer: Department officials have
informed Representative Webb that
Capt G. P. Howell will have in charge
the work Of constructing the monu-
ment, and making the other improve
ments on the Kings Mountain battle
ground. Capt. Howell is a member Of
the corps Of engineers at Charleston.
Mr.. Webb has received numerous let
ters from firms which wish to sell the
marble and other material that is to
be used in constructing the monument,
but he Is under the impression that
Capt. Howell will look after the matter
of purchasing the supplies. 1t Is not
yet known just when the work will be
begun.
Meeting of the Sportsmen.
The meeting Of sportsmen called for
by Mr. w. s.. Neil, game warden for
York county. to be held in the court
house yesterday, failed to materialize.
Since the publication Of the call
number of sportsmen, people interest
ed in the protection Of game birds and
the national regulation Of shooting,
spoke to Mr.. Neil in commendation OF
his idea and indicated their intention
to be present; but because Of the
weather conditions yesterday 1t was
not reasonable to expect anybody to
come to Yorkville. Mr.. Neil thinks
that each man who might have come
otherwise probably calculated that
the other fellow would not be there
and for that reason remained away
himself.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1907-02-05
John E. Carroll,

John E. Carroll,
(Signed as to sections Nos. 1, 2, -.
o. E. Grist,
Except that | think the suspension
should hold until fall term opens).
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1907-02-05
Of the Yorklille ENQUIRER.

Witness my Hand and Seal this.
day Of. .... 190....
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-09
BOWLING SCORES.
SILVER STARS.
BELLS.
BOWLING AT DENVER.
Western Congress Knocking Elm Down
In Big Tournament.

Denver, March $---Bowling was resumed
at $50 clock this afternoon in the tour.
ney Of the Western Bowling congress
which WAS opened last evening. The win.
competing for The ,Shampl9nshlp Of the
Chicago has Announced his intention OF
bringing the champions OF the Western
Bowling congress. the American Bowling
congress and the Natlonal Bowling asS0.
citation together II possible. The Anerl.
fen bGTng fSn e. anS g Feet u 81
Bowling association Is TO have its tour.
nament IN Atlantic City. N. j., March %
to April 8.
Six two-men teams howled this after.
noon. The highest score was LOSS, made
by o. Peterson and w MeInerney Of Den.
rel q Chicago The only team from out
side Denver which Participated in the
afternoon contest, made LOIS which WAS
the third highest score.
SIX Denver men huwlsd Ia the indlylt-
nal class nnd H. NJ. Barton made the
The hve-men team OF tho Coffin Pack
ing company OF Denver took the lead
away from the Gano- Downs team by
making score Of asa tonight. The Salt
Lake Crowns made SECOND score In tho
fiye-men class team tonight and lneiden-
With a scoEo of sGos This was tho only
outside team that participated in the
five-nen claf4s today
j. 4, Langley WAS tho high man In tho
individual class tonight. Hls score was
5es. Burrell and Thompson OF Chicago,
participated as individuals tonight and
the former made, the second highest score
81 the class with al Thompson was a
close third with score Of $50.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-09
AT LOS ANGELES.

Los Angeles, March s.~~Three favorttel
and three outsiders won the events at
Ascot today Tim Hurst n, the Juicy dds
OF 10 TO ], wnu the hrst race easily. The
second race developed one OF the pref
tiest finishes seen here this season, and
the fact that one Of those IN the Lead was
a % to 1 shot. added interest. Red Garter.
King Ahab and Norfolk ran the last 100
yards as though hlrched TO chariot. ana
Finished heads apart with Red Garter
Ffrs; race, six furlones--Tim Hurst 10
Brussei 10 to ]. won; Antara, III, Harris.
TO l. third. Tiple--l;isA Little Gregg.
Prince Ching Nuns Vhilius. Beaut ful
and Best Lady King lrteriude, Rosinini
second race. selling; axe ara a bali
won; King Ahab. los, E.laussn, 50 to /,
second; Norfolk LILO, Knapp. 70 l, third
Time 90. Hatton, st Or Ir;;. Crook
lxirkheld Belle Remember and HeTnos'
Third race. rlile-Rs,pa,. 1o7. Harris. 4
10 S. won Mouutebank, Joe, Grand. 10 70
5. second: Desmages 1Oi, Nichols, u "a
], third T1me---I:l3. Relvoiro Jack Lit
tie, Chancellor Valworth, Markie Mayer.
Susie Christian also ran
Fourth race, nllle--ormonde Right
iii, Mcdaniel. . TO 10, wons j. C. Glenn.
Iii, Carroll 10 to !. second; Borghesta'
III, Radtke- to ]. third. Tine--l4l's
BTsgE Cold Spot LSps also rs1,
Miner liz, KunE q TO i, won; THE Roust-
about liz Mcdaniel. even. seconds Taxer.
1l2, Preston, to 8, third. Time ;2sst.
Linda Rose also ran.
Sixth race. six furlonEs-sainrite, JOB
to 2, second, Miss Hlmvar. Ia. Brustel
Ia TO j. third. Ttme--1 rs. Vinorslna, Extra
Nell Rosemary p, also ran
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-09
CHINNS' BIG STABLE.
VIII Campaign Brothers and Sisters OF
Famous Turf Stars.

The Chinns promise TO cut n big fig
ure on the turf this year In tho early
days OF the Bay district track, Col,
Jack Chtnn had thai good race horse
Ltssak, Here Is what the New YORK
Telegram has TO say about the stable
this year:
Col Jack Chinn Will be repre-
scented ON the turf during the coming
season by more thoroughbreds than
ever before carried the racing silks OF
the family, Ftfty-four belong to two
members OF the family. and they are
III training ut Memphis while others
will come from Jarrodsburg, The Ken,
lucky home Of the Chinns.
Brothers In blood 80 Lucten Apple
by. Duelist. High Chancellor. High
Chance, Montgomery, Rif1eman and
other horses are al Memphis. which
also includes sons and daughters of
OddfolIow. and the new sires Pessara,
colt that was retained by the stable IN
preference to Mountainous. which
was sold to James Brady for $4,000
last season. is entered in the Mont
somery handicap. and has also been
nominated for the Coney Island
Jockey club stakes He viii be q can.
didate for the Kentucky, Latonia and
Tennessee derbies The two-year-oll
brother to Montgomery IN the ChinN
string has been named Robert Cooper.
Names have also been selected for
all the two~year-olds with the exec Pr
ton OF some duplicates pending The
names are as follows
Hearts Relief, ch. r., ,, by Pessara-
BOO Hoo
vnhalla, br. T., 2, by Pessara-W-
halla
Helen Green, br. i, 2. by Pessara-
Birds Eye.
Berry Maid. b. T., ?. by Oddfellow-
Rubur-
Soiree. oh. T.. ,, by Fessara -Levec,
thalf-sIster Of Lucien Appleby).
Confrere, b. g., 2, by Oddtellow-lra-
line
Carraush, br. g., 2. by Pessara-va-
lore.
Prowler, ch. g., . by Pessara- owlet.
Robert Cooper b, G., 2, by Pessara-
Montgomery Cooper.
Durante, b. g., 2, by Pessara-Lady
Augusta.
Rifle Range, b. g., q Ivy Oddfel ow-
Fanny Riker Cbrother to Ride RangeN.
McGregor CHI, g., 2. by oddfeilow-
Per Contra.
Jeanne dare, CHI, f., 2. by Ben
Strpme- Ma onna.
oroha, br T.. 2, by ornus-sister
Sarah.
Fordella, b. g.. ., by G. w Johnson
Virginia Lee.
Furicso, b. g., ?, by Fessarn-Leo-
trata-
Cafus. b. g., ., by volante-Lana.
SUSSEX, b. T.. 2, by ressara- Gract
| Bryan.
Unnamed b. ., ., by Beldemonio-
Gold Thread.
Unnamed, br, T., ., by Shapfell-
Ralpha-
Unnamed. b. t.. 2. by Orders rinatl.
Yoander, blk f.. 2, by Ruskln-Mrs-
General Clifford.
The Blockader b. C., 2, by Ruskin-
Naknet
Unnamed. b. C., 2, by Ruskin. Miss
Pepper,
Bounding Elk, b. c.. 2. by RWskin.
Miss Ball.
The Wrecker, b. C.. 2, by Handsal-
Ems.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-09
STRONG FEELING
AMONG B0WLERS
AGAINST Eastern Entres--It Is
Claimed They Arc in Sympathy
With American Organization.
MEETING OF COMMITTEE.
Alleged at Denver That w. V. Thomp-
SON of Chicago IS UnirlcnJly With
The Western Association,

Denver, March 9.--At a meeting Of the
executive committee OF the Western
Bowling congress now holding LIS second
annual tournament here, a strong FEELING
developed against the entries In the pres
ent tournament OF eastern men whose
sympaIhies are said TO lie entirely wlIh
the Amprisan Bowling congress.
" was claimed by several OF the west.
era delegates, Notably NJ. j Sneehap Of
Butte SECOND vice pl1sIent OF tbs Nest
ern that W. V. Thompson uf Chicago,
which he Is q trombRT, is al heart I'm
friendly 10 the Western II was pointed
out by Denver members Of the committee
that Thompson came TO Denver last fall
and did his best TO force the Western
Bowling congress to change it's name ia
the Western Bowling ass0cil ton In or
Bowling congress would not be injured.
1T was also asserted 10y committeeman
that the fact that ny is sending several
iivC-nlen teams to ST. Louis meeting Of
the American while bringing but two
men team hnTe. is am indication that he
Is working for the American
ATtqr u lengthy and exciting discussion
II was finally decided % permIt Thompson
to- bowl Ia the Denver tourney, but ego
luton was adopted urging the congress
u appoint "a committee to confer with
Ike committees from the American ana
National congress with view to Ovid
Ing UP the territory for the purpose Of
membership
The Western lays CLAIM to all the ter.
ritory west Of the Missouri river. al.
though the American officials, it is claim
ed, have been busy IN Omaha, Kansas
City, Chicago ana ST. Louis In attempt
ing 10 hold It's clubs In line.
The sentiment prevails among the adj
herents OF the Western Bowling con gres,
that in order 10 strengthen itself III M
chosen territory, the Western should hold
its next tournament either In Omaha Ol
TSgng4g l-ittF ss0 npiurr II
draw teams from all the Missouri river
TOWING
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-09

cal boxer a once. will proceed to tht
states. provided enough induosment Ii
don.
VI will fight Abe Attell for aA much
money as they can r1n1 over there
said he. ''But the ndhcenent must ia
Seod- l can tind plenty of backing here
for me 70 neet Attell, and II only re-
mains for Attells party To- make a
move and am with them can do
lsu pounds comfortably, and this should
be n quite good enough pounAaee for
-Attell" Since his advent TO the ring
Bowker has whipped such good men rs
andrew Tokol (souh Shielaso. S1ll
King (Birminghu ann, ALE Fellows (c,hi-
caeo). Owen Moran tfsrimlngharu1
frankie Neil (San Francisco pedlar
Palmer Cf4ondpn) twice and Piulse
Evans New York;. BoWker's last
match was agaInst ssh DrIscolt oe Car
dit, whom be fopllshly conceded iuOre
than half stone In weight and patS
the inevitable penalty for going out OF
his class. Tie is feet az inches hlwb
has a chest expansion of ~ inches ana
lis most sturdliy built Bowker is now
in his twenty-ffLh year and Is as at
as ever. II the offer from the states Is
good he Will set sail at once, as he is
most eager for business.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-09

smother club without tir~t securing the
consent OF such club"
Second, strike out the following sen-
tencp at the end Of section D. article
ThIe ID done at the request Of the Pacific
Coast league and the National aAsoets-
tlons
Provided. however that the time or
selecting players from TIN Pacific Coast
leagpe shall be from New Is. 10 Dec
OF each year"
that the same shall hereafter read az fol
lows.
SECTION /. All contracts bot,vsen clubs
and nlayers In thu mslj0r leagues shah
be In form prescribed w the national
commission. All contracts between clubs
and players In the National association
shall be III form prescribed by that as
sooiauon. Provided, however, shat no
nou-reHeevc contract shall bo entered into
by amy club Operating upGer the national
agreement until permission 20 do 10 hos
been frst chta3nod from tho national
commission when such contracts concern
major league PLAYERS, pr the national
board Of arbitration Of the National as
ISOLATION when such contracts concern
players Of that prGtulsation, In either
event the secretary Of the national com.
r1isa!On must be Immediately not ned
that suoh permission has been received
and such contracts must he at once pros
mOlgated by him with 4 % proper nota-
tIOn Of such permission,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-09
Hurry
and
Worry

Hurry, like cyclone, whirls
you along at a rate that
quickly cxhausts your energy,
and leaves you a nerveless,
wretched, broken-down phys
ieal wreck.
Worry accomplishes the
same results in another way.
1t drags you through the dark,
gloomy tunnel OF forbodings,
wrecks your nerves and breaks
down the constitution.
Then don't hurry; don't
worry. But you will: and
your nerveless, exhausted con-
dition brings headaches, neu-
ralgia, heart, stomach, liver
and kidney troubles. The thing
to do is; Strengthen the nerves
with DIR. Miles Nervine.
six months l,,. was b ss With
spells. a cold. elamy feeling, couldn't
! would almost ny, 70 pieces stomach
my taking Or. Miles Nsryine, and
began To Improve before ] had finished
he ,s sr sa,rt h9t.le' and to-day am en-
Mis JOSEPH SNYDER.
Or, Miles, Nsrwns 10 sold by your
drupeIst, who Will guarantees chat tbs
nvst bottle viii bsnHfit II II faili, he
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-09
ON THE RACE TRACK.


San francisco. March S--Rapid Water
won the orlndo handicap f.om 4 good
horse was Il favoFltc Throughout tne bet-
ting, but Proper came IN tor s,rpug sup.
port Gloudlight ana Collector Jcs5up set
the pace. but koerner put up a well ,ucg
ed Race Oh Rapid Water ana he got up
IN time TO win by less than a. lcngtn.
ing the Victories Of Maud Meg, Dave
day purchased Sid Edward for 1900.
First race. halfvmte purse Adena. lilo,
A. Brown, 9 10 wop;, Amada- JOG, Graz
3 p to L tRra s Te S s Ms N isssS
Chenowee- Grace Marie, I.lllIa Zoe Young
and Venus be Milo Gnished as named.
SGcond race, five and r. half furlongs,
to Won; Nancy w. Il5. u. puean. Q to Z,
third. Time-l:5q. Rert@ a. nose Pom
Letitia S. Bon,l and Media also ran
Third race. mile, selling Dave Weber
lQ2, LScQisus- 10 to \, won. kTuka, ll0
i Hunter II to / third, T1niS--I:is as
Pasodela rIltsle Ferri, Rosal. Sharper
Bawn, Big Bend, Calmanla and Tonic fin.
shed as named.
course-EaPd water, llO. koerner, 9 TO
8, wop Collector Jesspp, lOs c. Williams
s to L second Cloudllsht. los Fischer. .
vs. Pride, sugar Maid and Hector nm.
Shed as named
Fifth race, nile ard sixteenth. self
ing-The Borsian. lQS Hunter, to !.
Won Northwest. IS, Sandy to TO- Sec
| ond Jake Moose loa koerner To l.
third Time Al 80, Sahara, Benv0lio,
| Blue Eyes, Fisher Boy and Ralph Young
| finished MS named
sixth race. seven surlones-Ruby, 1o7,
| ScovIlle, 1a to 5, won PhAlanS, ll0. SANDY.
Z to . second Cnddicului1. 81 r. Davis,
30 J. third Timc--I;2s lv5. Eledsethorn.
INlrinHgidg
Martenor and Lord OF the Vale finished
as named.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-09

TWO systems which managers follow in
trying to accomplish the desired end,
which " always to Keep up In the
race. One is 10 retain the best play
ers among the old men, and the other
is to dispose OF all but one or two
stars and then sign new payers The
hrst named method has proved the more
successful says an exchange.
in the major leagues there are two
examples of team building this year
| which Will be watched with interest.
| The Boston Americans, with its many
| veterans. most of them stars two sea :
sons ago, is 10 be built up it appears,
by the addition OF only a few men,
who are expected to strengthen weak
points, and change of management
on the field.
On the other hand, the Cincnna Il
club has disposed of nearly all its
old men. and. under the management
OF the same man who had charge last
year, lot of young and green ma
terfal Will be tried out When the
season opens, Boston will present a
team that will look about the same
as 1t did last year, while Cincinnati
VIII have the appearance OF minor
league club,
1t is altogether too early to predict
the result of the Cincinnati expert
unelt, buI baseball men Ill general do
not expect much from the Reds this
year.
The conditions in the American as
ISOLATION are just tho same as In the
major leagues. and II has been the
clubs composed largely of veterans
that have nishad high up in the race
for the last three years Columbus
had practically all old men In the two
seasons IL won the pennant, and the
same Is true of ST. Paul, while Mn
waukee. which has always been close
up In every race. has relied chiefly ON
od-tine players.
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