Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-07
DoOsters' Club are carried out, there
viii be change.

WIN be Il change.
Go After the Knockers.
There arc some malicious knockers.
but all knockers are not malicious
and many of them will get on the
right side OF the fence If the matter
is put 10 them In the right way.
Every member OF the Boosters Club
should do something besides sign his
or her name and refrain from knock
ing; there should be campaign Of
offcnse as well az of defense. When
you hear anyone knocking Ii you
can do so without being impcrtncnt
or otherwise putting Yourself In Il
bad position. as that person why?
and call his or her attention TO the
fact that knocking does no good and
may do harm.
Just day or two ago we'll known
citizen WAS using his hammer. Wig
orously against the jamestown Iix-
position, telling what the manage
mcnt had and Dad not done and cX-
planning why the fair was n failure,
rs he expressed 1t. Before the con
vcrsntlon was over, IT. developed that
the man doing the knocking had not
paid The subscription on his stock in
the Exposition company and had been
posted as II delinquent. Some people
may have good reasons for not pay
Ing subscriptions on stocks, but ii
they have such reasons and do not
make the payments, it certainly be
hoovcs them to keep very quiet upon
the subject of how The Exposition
has been managed or mismanagcd
Everyone Should Sign.
In another week the Daily Press
nynpptu I'm enn tln tnnnhhorchip nf thn
boosters Club more than doubled.
md before the month OF July has
passed the name of every man and
woman who has the interest Of the
city NJ heart should appear OH the
list Il costs only very
little trouble to Join the unique or
ganlzation-all one has to do Is to
sign his or her name To one of the
blanks appearing in the Daily Press
Or sign one of the books which may
be found mt all the banks and lead
ing hotels.
Tho names will be published every
Sunday, and when the campaign is
over the Daily Press will publish Il
booklet containing n brief
history of the Rooster Club and It's
work. and the names OF the Nom
hers.
Roll Of the Club.
Following is the present roll Of the
club;
w. a. Post, Samuel II. buxton, II. b.
Holmes. j. ii. Graves, X. r. Blood,
w. w. Games, G.. w. Pierce, Il. u. Pa
len. Il. l.. Mnrston, j. 7. Reed. j. b.
johnson, II. Nj. I.aportc, H. Is. Cross
ley. $. j. Bradshaw, w. II. Rouse, w.
\ F.,I, Nt.,rf III,
son, Ed. ~ EubnnlS. W. S. Hill, John
ncr, Mrs. A. Wagner. j. b. WAGNER,
l.. j. Boiling, l.. II. Boiling, l.. A.
Wynne, Mrs. II. NJ Wagstan, w. IL.
liohrbach c. IL. Tall. Mrs. p. G. Ham
cock, Henry Iivcrling. Mrs. IL. Liv-
crling, Miss Nellie Roberts Kcrlin,
Mrs. Lou Hartman, Miss Janet Ker-
lin, L. t. Ilarpcl, T.. May Leader. Mrs.
NJ. V. Troutman, Miss Rosa Lee Trout
man, j. y. Vandcgrift, Miss Nj. \. Van
degrilt, Mrs. Il. II. Gildncr, Fred Il.
Gildncr. H. A. Cornell. j. r. Jones,
Mrs. II. Il. Ware, Mrs. Il. NJ. Ware. a.
l.. CAV j. II. Wright, Mrs. George
Kopp. Mrs. May Kopp. James Walker
Mrs. Agnes Walker. p. p. Davis, Geo
w. Burcher. Mrs. l.. Vanpclt, Mrs. j.
Il. Wiegcl Mrs. T. H. Watson. O. G.
Dcrring, Geo. A. Schmelz, Saxon w.
Holt H. NJ Draxton, L. S. Dlanton,
j. l., Proctor, J.. j. Cheadle. John W.
Read, Mrs j. II. Jones. G. a. Sinclair.
j. w Allen, l.. S. Cottrcll, 4, c. Pat
terson. f. l.. Normcnt. Il. w. Grove.
Jr. w. II. Coionna. i. II. Bartlette.
James J.. West. n. G. Tokcr
II. T.. Farrar, w c. Morton, T. NJ.
Smith, Leroy jenkins. G. A. Fromes,
j. L. Mugler, w. r. Aylctt, G. W.
Todd, w. n. Gleason. w II. Graf, Il. ].
Graf, W. b. Vest. Il. w Milstead w.
o. Heath, u. S. Duncan. w. s. Broad
well. a. c. Peachy. h. West Tabb, w,
Il. Barrett w. T. Webb, Il. A. Fowler,
II. ID. Root, w. II. f. Enos, j. Il. Z.
Hunter. Louisa Read Goddard, X. C.
Kline, w. p. Powell. j. iIampdcn
Jones. Anne Il. Finch, Mrs. NJ a.
Finch. Elizabeth Finch, Maxine
Finch. ]. A. Wnlett. j. w. Aylcr, NJ. d..
a. T. Blake. los. r. Buxton, Geo. n,
Wise. j. W. Gulicli, a. C. Peachy, Rich
ard Warrior ~ Gregory III II