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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-10-15

CbiIdrcus Drese Hats, " = values
ssrs~s~sss-s~s-ss- File
LOdies Dress Hats, 800 value ~. o.
Baby elk BOnnefs, 75c yaiues 3De
ChiIdTeB's Coats. 500 values - o.
Boys Pants, 39e value.
ChiIdren's Heavy Stockings, VT. 49,. De
Extra quality Ribbon. &c values 2le
Good Ribbon, I'd pc
Fine Belts, &c values .....-.I5c
Good COTsefe. ......-...-..-..-.. 2s5e
Special 81 80 COr@efe 80. -
Canton Flannel, special, yd ..-..6se
White Madras, I5c quality I'd Toe
Goods Buttons, all kind, doz. 800 3e
Dress BFaids, all eOIOKs, yd.---.-.--5e
Good T0weliDg, yd...-..---..-----1se
1athIilleI5s s~-~-~-.-- -
Good Box Paper. ...............--IO Zoe
Linens, Fancy Goods, White
Goods and Braids-
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-10-15
Tcttert;urcd.

a lady customer ~ ours had suffered
with letter for two or three gears. II got 80
rad on her hands that she could not attend
10 her household dBties. One box Of Cham
berlain's Salye cured her Chamberlain's
medicines give splendid satisfaction 10 this
communicate II. RoDyEY x Co... Al
mond, Ala. ChambeTlain's medicines are
for sale by Fcldmeyer Bros. Drug Store.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-10-15
Appointed Secretary

Assistant Secretary 81 the Navy
Ncwberry has appointed JOHN y.
Cutbbefi, a cIcTg IN the Bureau Of Nav.
igatiOu. his private secretary. SIR.
Cntbbsrt succeeds Sherman r. Alien,
y 30 recently resigned as Mr. New.
berTy's secretary 10 accept a position
on tie New York Herald slan.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-10-15
cham be rIain-s Collie, Cholera and
Dia srhoea Remedy Better than
Three Doctors.
Three Doctors.

Thee years ago We lad three doctors
with our little boy and everything that they
could do seemed in vain. At last when All
hope seemed 70 be gone We began using
Chamberiain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy and in few hours he began 70 i'm
rroye. Today he is as healthy child a.
PARENTS could wish for.-MRs. B. J. JoHS-
Tos. Linton, Miss. For sale by Feldmeyer
3ros'. Drug Store.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-10-15

The Ladies Aid Society Of st. Mar
tins German Lutheran Church, will
hold an oyster supper ON Wednesday
aud Thursday evenings, November 9
and z, from 10 10 o'clock in the lee
tDre room Of the church on Francis
street.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-10-15
Business Mems Meeting

.. The regular meeting Of the Annapo-
lis Business Mems Association will be
held tonight at S o'clock in their quar-
tiers at the City Assembly Rooms. A
full attendance is requested.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-10-15
Account of FrsternsI Day,
Wednesday, October 18th,
SleciaI Excursion Tickets, Z DC.
Annapolis Washington & BALTIC.


lschedule "a effect June 9th, 1907
wCraiEs leaving Annapolis connect with the
Ftmuayivania X. X. 1t OdentOn, and the Bal.
aimore 8 ohio n. X. al Annapolis junction
Cor 81 points North. Fast, south and West.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-10-15

For SaIe-Pigs. large and
small Apply TO DR.. ]. NJ.
Worthington, Office, No. 1877
Church Street.k o0n
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-10-15
schedule Of Local Trains
MAINLAND Electric Railways Co.
AsSAPoLIs SHORT LINE
AsSAPoLts SHORT LIN

lei n erect Jaue and. 1901.
WEEK DAYS.
-era rwKwW aar.Trwowm
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-10-15

Have your Job Printing done
The Capital Office.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-13

The shipments Of coal from BIyth. Eng
land. reports Consul r. w MetcaIf. in
creased from 1885, tons In 1859 to Z. s3s. SIS
tons in 1908.
Mr.. Edwin v Morgan. minister to cuba
forwards through the State Department
translatons Of articles which appeared
lately in Cuban publications regarding
the effect which the existing scarcity OF
field labor will produce upon the sue
cess OF the prospective sugar season and
suggest remedies for this and other din
cultics which planters must face
A Reuter- telegram from Santiago do
Chile saws. In an interview on the
scheme for the construction OF a railway
from Tacno TO the southern part OF
the republic the minister OF public works
declared that the government had de-
cided upon tho building OF the railway
and would !n,rust the surveying OF the
line between Ligua and Tacna to Euro
pean or North American engineering
firms. The survey work would b. car
ried out by engineers sent By these Arms
assisted by Chilean government engineers
After the plans had been approved the
same firms would 3e given the contracts
for the actual construction OF the rail-
way. These would be given conditionallv
on the firms undertaking 10 build various
lines. which they would be allowed 10
work for nfty years with fiscal guar
anty 81 per cent and q propOrtlOnate
sinking fund
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-13
FULTON NEWS

Patrick Henry Council so. D. Junior
order United American Mechanics. win
have installation Of officers az their hall
on Louisiana street. Monday nirht Vir-
rlnia Council 40. .. and P0whatan Couu-
e-l No. -. have been invited 10 partIcI-
pate.
Oscar Myers a well known Fulton man
WI" has been IN the United States Navy
f'f the past four years. is the guest OF
relatives ia Fulton. His time IS up. and
he is undecided as to whether he VIII
re-enLst or not when his four months
frlough IS out.
Miss Zoda Kemp. student AZ Mary
haio"-n institute has returned 10 her
studies. AFTER spending the holidays with
her parents. GA the williamsburg Road
Miss Emma Tuck. Of HAMPTON who
came here 20 attend the funeral of her
sister. Mrs Walter Johnson. Of Variua.
has returned
Niian AcNamara has returned from
very pleasant visit to relatives and
friends IN WASHINGTON and Trenton. y. J.
airs Martha Hampton has gone 10
Boston, Mass. 90 attend her daughter
Mrs Rosa Wymann. who Is very I'M
Captain g.. a.. Rice and James II
Nuckols have returned from a visit TO
friends in North Carolina
Miss Nettie Pierce. ~ Gates county y
c.. IS the guest o. relatives in Fulton
Miss Sarah Butter and niece. Miss
Ruth Chidress. have returned home
from visit 10 friends in Philadelphia
Mrs Teresa Mansfield Of Baltimore. IS
the guest of her mother. Mrs. Boyle. on
Graham street
Laurence Martin Is on a business trip
20 tAe Carolnas for his firm. the National
Packing Company
NIr. and Mrs James NTcCabe. of VIII
mington, Del. arc visiting relatives in
Fulton.
Mr. James Hartley and his sister RT-s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-13
...NE VS. OF THE SUBURBS.

Who has been visiting Dir. Frank Miller.
~ Luck Avenue has returned
Mr Leo =. Duggan. who has been vis-
itns friends ana relatives In Frostburr
Street 1
Mrs. W. O.. Barton. of Newport News
- Is N.si' ny Mrs A. +. SAaf-r. Of Bar
Mr and Mrs. il. a.. Friend have return
cd 90 their homo on virginia Avenue from
g. Eisit % relatives iu Chesterfield county
a. ~ al- iensteia. who has been
a- returned 90 Ais home on Aiuler Ave
A. J Coeroy OF Virginia Avenue.
Miss Loth Duurausou. Who Ea- b.4n
leitn- DEEP parents on Barton Avenue.
mas returned % Der school in FarmviIe.
iahe hufh. who has been quit. sick
tt Us nome ga Nonfeiro Avenue b. able
Alr Percy Yarbrough. Who las been
rne. has returned 20 his home. in
al lrr home. on North Avenue. ls iu-
Rev ana Mrs. wythe T. Kinsolviap
90 reside with Mrs " r nabnev. -
-l0rf-lrp Avenue. where fre,- n-o NJ
home 10 thcir friends -rra,. --fs.+.s g.
N.w ork. Washington and Baltimore
Ml~-es annie ana Adriana kuyk. 81
MDutelro Avenue who have boon ,-i-ft-
ins 9irs. W u. Pu-seil in Dendron.
1rry county, Va. have returned.
Miss Susie AfcConb ~ Somerset
orange county. a.. is visiting Af- and
Mrs. John w. Narhroueh. OF Barton
Miss Florence Kersey has returned
20 bar home on North Avenue from
"a yisit - reiatives in Hanover
Mr. and Mrs Charles r. Divers. %
Virginia Avenue who have been visit
ing re'a tiyes So Rocky Mount. Va. have
Nlr G. n Moti~y. WHO has been visit
ing friends and relatives In Bowling
Green. has returned 20 his home. on
Nj William DrumeUer who has been
listing hls parents. Mr.. and Mrs John
r. praneiier. 81 North avenue. has
destitute 70 resume his studies
louise ~ North Avenue. entortafne4
~ ef- many Richmond friends TUESDAY
night Games were infufccf fr until
q int~ hour after which dainty refresh
r~r~fe ~-.ra served
Miss DOROTHY Robinson 81 Petersburg
who rHs been visiting Mrs ". r. Rache
~ lamb Avenue has returned home
Ni-e Russell Jones and brother afte- "a
f'~i- 90 thei~ grand Parents in. lamb Ave
n.y.. have returned TO their home in Alex
cadet William r D-uneIa who has
been SPENDING the HOLIDAYS with lis mar
erfs Nfr au7 Mrs John T. Druue7e ~
N"rth Avenue. has returned 20 resume
20 studies 90 the BacksburE Institute
Mrs Herbert Traror7 ~ Petersburg
who has been visiting friends here. las
returned home
Mr. J Collins. who has been visit-
trg relatives and friends On Alexandra
hos returned % his home S. Summit Ave
uuo
Miss blanche CHM OF Ridge church
who has been visiting he~ parents ON
North t~arue has returned
visiting relatives on virginia Avenue las
returned 70 his place o. business in Farm
~ C.rel " r,4 - -,
who hos boon visiting AZ the home - NJ
and Mrs Robinson. % Petersburg. has
returned '.
Rev and Mrs. ". r. Haves have re-
turned 10 their horne on Pa~tor Avenue
frn' visit 20 relatives in baltimore
Mrs. J. r Vincent Of Norfolk who has
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-13

delightful stay wit hfrieads in Henrico
Messrs Henry Garnett. Samuel sbnrD
and Louis Garnctt have returned from "A
week. hunting trip ia Upper Ucnrico
county. They returned heavily laden
Ars Willie Steinback recently visited
hcr parents In Hanover county.
M IS blanche Vail or Peaks Hanover
is visiting her sister. Mrs. John Tailey. OF
Iwcnty-third Street.
Miss Lizzie Gaulding has returned from
"a orlightfGi VISIT 70 Buckingham county
whore sch spent the holidays with rela-
Mrs. George Mason has returned ~ hor
home after spending several DAYS with
hc- sister Mrs. Kate Ingo. OF Ashland
Miss Minnie Shimict. who has been Wis
i,ns relatives at stanton. has returned
Mr. and Mrs George Vail. of Hanover
county. have moved to Fairmount. and
gate taken n house on Twcnty-t1ird
Nrs Mary Mahancs visited relatives in
Louisa county recently.
air. Eohert Sims OF Twouty-arst Street
.'.H as his guest recently his brother
,, MOI. .aiida. whom he bad NOE seen for
Mr. ana Mrs. Clarence Terrell have To-
turned trom a visit 10 friends JIM Han
Miss Nora Mahouey who has been vis-
lung friends in AleXandria. la4 returned.
-ir r. D. Francis has returned 90 his
home in Durham. " g.. When. his Wiz.
VIZ JOIN him in a few weeks
ait ana MIS-. Wood have returned home
i7 i1A huNl pass. oi Paramount has
returned home after spending the HOLIDAYS
.,- i.i'-'-F.s ana friends no Peake's.
county
'l..iLlle brown. OF llluE and Queen
IIoaniy were the guests of Mr. and Mrs
,rf ..n., ,enliy-
-'''- le@"i'y ana Air. Grrtli Lang
-fI tlru curing me week 40 the
1T l..r Iildc pm 'tfr.n rtrn Street
reeve itarris. Of Newport News
'f NI7 lathtf mere recently.
'il- james I-owery. Of Hanover county
. f ana MIS- olttrr.lls Lowrcy
t1'
,..--.t-i - i.V l son recently visited
lA L'rtefspufe
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-13
LABOR LEADERS
AND CAPITALISTS
Joint Conference of Workingmen
and Alillionaires at Mrs.
Potter Palmcr's.

CHICAGO. January l2-Mrs. Potter
Palmer's mansion at NO. i0) Lake shore
Drive tonight was the scene 81 "a con-
ference OF labor leaders and miiliouaires.
an of whom We're received in person by
Mrs. Palmer. Some time ago the Ma
tional Civic Federation conceived the
idea Of hOldiAg q meeting to explain 40
employers and employees the aims OF the
organization and efforts 20 place tho two
classes of industrialsm on % common
plane Of Thought and action Mrs Palmer
Oflred her residence as a conference hall.
More than five hundred guests and dele
gates attended the meeting In the art gall
lery Of the Palmer mansion. which was
decorated for the occasion
The meeting. which was presided over
hy Franklin MacNeagh. was attended by
some Of Chicaeo's most prominent bus
ness men and by labor leaders from
many parts OF the country.
The principal speakers were August
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-13
PARAMOUNT NEWS

SITS George IroNi.r bias returned
from visit 90 relatives at Ife-rrett-e.
"terr she was called on account Of tho
relative
ives .n tia.4ffN counts.
sarah Manier ta- Ieft for New
NNtf' eHe VIII spend some
.er dalg tcr. Mrs. Harris.
Alr Melton E.aaIes. - Hanover
county. was tae guest of his dauvrte-
- p Is 4iorrl son. and his son. 49,.
Str.ft during the past week
Ais susan Glasgow. Of New Jersey.
visited Mrs Mary WoodGn and Mrs.
MIS-. ' ia, aer Re. during &c weeh.
Stliton Forge. are visiting their aunt.
e!rs- n"rlee felvey. of Iweuty-thlrl
airs. susan Waymack ~ West Nor
tolk. visited her sister. Mr. Mar,
W9egahn. during the week
AT Mead l.owery. of Washington.
y. c.. visited the family OF H. C.. Low
Mr.. Crawford TYLER was The recipient
diamonds hv li~ GLASS of vo,,~n fs'fi..
~ Neuabie- Street Slndav-srloof a
teW days sro. AIr TYLER was taken
T93lAp -,g. y ~ surprise and appreciates
Mrs. Harry Armontroat ana children.
'i.satS 'A-pe. AltAea. Luc'lle and Mas
cent VISIT 20 Mrs Armen-rolt.s mother
AIRS Snelloru, near Gordousviue
ar. suffers q Nenable Street. visited
fis brother in Hanover county recently.
Miss Rosa Lee Critzer and AIr Lewis
Johnson were quietly married i'm n.
pride home. on Carrington Street
VII make their future home in Twenty
Mr. and Mrs. c. w Pollard very do
lightfuily entertained the Fidelity w.
iu their home on Tr-.rr,.+r S-~,.+
Tuesday evening alta social Music WAS
,.--et zen tAfr OF iae evenings on-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-13
DRIVER THROWN.
Fell Between Wheels and Was
Not Injured.

4 huge dray carting "a lot Of scenery
and other theatrical paraphernalia came
near turning over in the street last night
az the corner Of Ninth and franklin
Streets. The vain was heavily loaded
and "a couple Of wheels were attached 90
the rear end. This made the wagon .f
tremendous length. ana the driver. Jake
McQuinn. had some difficulty in turning
the corner from Franklin Street. The
wagon began 90 get away with the HORSES
and McQuinn was thrown to the ground.
Fortunately for him hc ZEN between the
wheels and was not injured. The wagon
caught up AGAINST tile curbiug. and after
some little trouble. was gotten down to
Main street. whence it proceeded ou its
journey without further mishap.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-13

Belmont and Seth Low. OF New York: W.
s.. stone. grand master Of the Brother
hood " Locomotive Engineers. Daniel j.
klem. president Of the International
Long horcmeu's Union. and W. =. Mahon
president OF the Anal gamated Associa tion
Of street Railroad Employees.
Air. Belmont spoke or the Nuonal Civic
Federation. while Mr.. Low explained the
Cancellation Department."
Mr.. stone related What the civic
Federation HAS Done For our Brother
hood; MT kiom discussed The Invio-
Liability OF Contract" ana Mr.. Nahon told
Of the Welfare Work For street Rail-
way Men"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-13

Consular Agent 4. r. Ilndley. reporting
from Baracoa. states that immigrants
are steadily coming into the eastern end
of Cuba from Norway. and from Inquiries
lie has had De believes American will
soon De coming. Mr. Lindsay says that
there are profitable opportunities COR the
construction OF short railroads ia that
part OF Santiago Province.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-13
BASKETBALL.
Interesting Games Played in
Y M. c. a. Gymnasium

Tho basketball games PLAYED at the r.
NJ @. a. last night we're walkovcrs for
Oh" winners in the first game the
Br.tons put IL over the Spartans. ~ 90 I.
The second game resulted in Do Greeks
securing 80 poins while the Sexous were
making 4. Games this week viii De as
follows. Tuesday night Greeks VS. Britt
ons. Thursday. Spartans Us. SaNous. Sat
urday. Celts vs. Romans AN OF these
games Will be hot ones. as each team
is determined win
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-06-11
CLOSE DOWN
Seasons Crop All Moved
In the KeOSkia
Section

Special to Evening Teller.
KOOSKIA, Ida, June 1.-THE
Kooskia tramway win complete the
seasons run on Wednesday morning,
June IL, when it will shut down for
the season, awaiting the threshing of
this years crop before commencing
the loading of cars.
Since the company commenced rum
ming on May Is. for the last shift this
season, they have loaded 176 cars of
grain. The cereals have been con-
signed principally to the coast mar
kets. where they were converted into
-four and reshipped to the Orient.
After the loading Of IL carloads OF
brewing barley this weed the tramway
will be shut down. The barley goes
to- Milwaukee to be used in the manu-
facture Of the beer that has made that
city famous.
Because of the distance from the
head of the Kooslxia tramway to the
Culdesac- Grangeville branch, it is not
probable that the construction of the
railroad will mean the permanent
closing down Of the tramway. Farm
ers who reside within a few miles of
the tramway will necessarily come to
the top of the hill to market their
grain. Twenty-eight miles from the
head Of the tram to Cottonwood, the
nearest railway station, win mean a
long haul for the Winona and Green
Creek farmers who are at this time
marketing their grains at the Kooskia
tramway.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-06-11
GRASSHOPPERS
THREATEN CROPS

Great armies of grasshoppers and
crickets are now approaching within
a few miles of the fields, garuens and
orchards in Fremont county, ara son
VIII begin a fierce battle between lien.
and the tillers Of the SOIL. with the
action is being taken against them,
fences are being built. and nothing
will be left undone to defeat the m.
RAIDS of insects, but only time can tell
which will win.
That is the substance Of the report
brought to Boise yesterday. says the
Statesman, by George A. Day, state
land appraiser, who came directly
from that part of the state.
1.-THE grasshoppers are coming from
off the desert above st. Anthony" he
said. when 1 drove through them i
was greatly surprised. They seem to
be in schools. and are marching along
toward the green fields. They are
young yet, and one driving through
them can detect the different schools
by their color. The younger ones are
green. Those a little older are red
and those nearly grown are black.
1.-THE schools are from so to 200
yards wide, and they are so thick that
when one approaches them 1t looks
like the earth is moving.
"The people are preparing in every
way possible to Withstand them. The
county commissioners have appointed
a commission, under the provisions OF
the law passed by the last legislature
which is for the purpose of fig htias
pests Of any kind, and the properly
owners viii be assessed to defray the
cost Of the fight Fences are being
built about the fields. They are being
made of an eight-inch board with a
broad strip of tin fastened to the top.
When the grasshoppers come to them
they can climb up the board. but when
they reach the tin they will slide back
to the ground. This will stop them to
a large extent unless they stack up so
deep that others can crawl over their
bodies"
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-06-11
MEET TO TALK SHOP.
Texas Business Men Gather in Annual
Convention.

AUSTIN, Tex, June 11.--At the
opening here today of the seventh an
nual convention of the Retail Gro
GERS association of Texas members
were in attendance from a large num-
Der of cities.
President Max Bergman Of Fort
Worth called the gathering to order
and delivered his annual address.
Mayor Maddox was among those to
extend greetings to the visitors. Com
mittee reports occupied the greater
part Of the afternoon session.
The convention is to continue three
days, during which time there win be
papers and discussions treating of
numerous matters OF Importance to
the retail trade.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-06-11
FOR BEAVER JACK
Veteran Trapper's Last
Resting Place to Be
Made Known
Special to Evening Teller.

| Special to Evening Teller.
KOOSKIA, Idaho, June 10.--The
search for Beaver Jack" the trapper
of the Bitter Root mountains, who was
last winter one of the victims Of the
| Iong-lived deep SHOWS Of that noun
famous country, has at last been
started. Tony C. Lock- one OF the
C. H. Blossom party, who was the first
| to discover that Beaver jack was
lost, has organized searching party
and yesterday started for the noun
famous rendezvous of Jack Ullery.
| His snowshoes, his gun and small
camp utensils were recently found in
the deep snow a little way from the
cabin at which he was last seen. Be-
cause Of the discovery of these arti-
cles, Lock states that he THINKS 1t will
be an easy matter to locate the body
of Beaver Jack" He supposes that 1t
| lies somewhere near the cabin.
The history of the life and the luck
less ending of Beaver Jack" whose
true name was William Ullery, reads
like tragedy. He has for years
roamed the mountains of the Bitter
Root country, and knew the location
of every nook and corner in that vi
cinity. OF his life before his coming
to Kooskia, before his entry on the
| life. of trapper, little is known. His
boyhood days and their history are
known only to few relatives. He has
an only brother living at Palouse, who
will probably take part In the search
for his body. Beyond this, Beaver
Jack" and his life story are sealed
books to his acquaintances.
At least one other brother trapper
Of the rough rugged Bitter Root coun-
/ try has accompanied him on his de-
parture from the lonesome life. This
man is Charley Stanley, a trapper who
was working over the ground in about
the same locality as was Beaver
Jack" He has been missed by people
passing to and from the Montana
country through the passes in the vi
cinity in the upper forks of the middle
fork OF the Clearwater river. His cab
ms have been visited by interested
friends, and the verdict Of all those
who have returned is that Stanley has
gone the same way as has his partner
Beaver Jack" The search for Stan
ley will be conducted by the same
party which is searching for Beaver
Jack"
There is only one trapper In the
Kooskia country who believes that
Stanley is still alive. Theodore BeIet-
ski, Russian, who has been out of
the mountains but a few weeks. be-
lieves that Stanley has gone to the
lower river country. where he met an
other one Of the trappers known to be
working over that ground, and at the
present time is engaged In the trap
ping OF the bear with which that
country abounds. Beletslzis senti-
ments are Il hope that my theory is
correct"
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-06-11
TEXAS C. {.
HOLDS MEETING
tate Convention at Fort
Worth Fills City With
Delegates
,eciai to Evening Teller.

,r~~~-~A ~ 4&NOAAAAaSS 4CIlCIs
FORT WORTH. Tex, June ia
iaii army Of earnest young workers
lvaded Fort Worth today for the an
aal state convention of the Society
Christian Endeavor. The delegates,
40 came from almost every nook and
Arner of the Lone Star State, were
IL at the depots by members Of the
"A committee and escorted to con-
ntion headquarters, where they were
ovideed with badges and assigned to
miles who are entertaining.
Tonight there Is to be a big welcom-
a demonstration with President A.
Turner Of Trinity university as the
ncipai speaker. The business ses-
ms VIII begin tomorrow morning,
p President Colby D. Hall of Waco
the chair. Three sessions win be
a daily during Wednesday and
rsday.
Prominent among those to take part
the gatherings are Miss Edith
diey Of Houston, Prof z. r. Cock
Of Texas Christian university,
sdv Crowder Of Dallas, Mrs. S. NJ.
m OF Livingstone, Rev. ]. Frank
alth OF Dallas. Mrs. ]. B. Baker of
iseli and President Roby F. Day of
stminster college.