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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-12-02

and It Is my opinion that the
great majority OF the people believe
with me-that that work was neces-
sary and was done we'll. But we are
not going to secure perfection In leg
islatlon and administration In a day.
Law is not alone In the letter; II e.
the spirit OF the people. In many
republics there Is the shad-
CIV OF constitutional authority with
out the Substance of either eonsti-
tuition or law.
BY amendment and otherwise the
fifty-ninth congress enacted much OF
the new legislation. which Is TO be
tried and tested. Supplemental leg
islation may be necessary, but II
should be enacted in the spirit OF
justice and not OF retaliation or re-
venge. We are to exercise power
with a care that It be not for the
mere exhibition OF power without
the restraint OF caution against in
justice.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-12-02

lected from the audience. at the
close OF each lecture, is wonderful.
The press throughout Oregon speak
In the highest terms OF Mrs. Ellis
work.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-12-02

oseph G. Cannon was unani-
fe-nominated for speaker OF
- by the Republican mem-
feof al a caucus Saturday
AT the other officers of
e were selected, all being
mbents at the last session,
n. Langum who succeeds the
postmaster who died during
u. Mr., Cannon was placed
Hatlon by his colleague. Hon
Hpntell, and the mention Of
name was greeted with
3 applause.
annon in accepting the
on spoke as follows:
aVe met TO exercise the righ.
majority TO organize the
representatives. and wa
ke the responsibility of that
It has been a decade
Republican party assumed
Plllty for legislation and
~ or law, and In that ten
4 nave seen such prosperity
a blessed any nation. The
' people are richer by many
OF dollars than they were
M ago, and their wealth, as
eied by income from work
~ Is more eQuitably distrib-
'h ever before. This has
4 Triumph of a peoples gov
under laws inspired by the
And worked out and exc
N the peoples representa-
work OF the Session.
has been said. Boast not
a morrow. for thou knowest
a day may bring forth
4 lace the responsibility for
- without regard TO the
Pc recent shock of business
arrived in commerce ad-
US to essay our task with
and courage. for We are
Judged by the work OF the
not by the record Of the
H'y-ninth congress had a
amount OF work put be-
nd Il accomplished more in
0t legislation than its pre-
u many years. I believe
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-12-02
Source of Rcyenue Enough.

GOMNNNN VI AhNRhhf haANAAhs
Including the permanent appro-
priations the last session OF congress
appropriated more than 100000, 900
for the present fiscal year-a clos
sal amount in the abstract, but owing
to our enormous production AMI
business activity expenditures have
kept within the income OF tha
government without creating new
sources OF revenue,
This great appropriation brought
upon us the criticism that 1t was a
'billion-dollar session and yet the
Democrats made appropriations ag-
gregatlng many millions OF dollars
more and If granted would have car
ried us beyond the revenues brought
into the treasury under existing law.
"In providing for the public SER
vice during the sixtieth congress, we
should bear in mind that the dFvel-
opment of the country, marvellous as
it Is. still Is In its infancy. The fu-
ture will witness a development ana
growth more wonderful than the
past has seen, and from time 20
time through the decades, other
congresses as patriotic as the one
about to assemble. will care for the
demands OF the government as they
are presented.
In my judgment It is not wise TO
increase the revenues OF the govern
ment. neither is Il necessary or ad-
yisable to transfer burdens from the
local and state treasures TO the fed
eral treasury-to foster a centraliz-
ing power and responsibility which
Of necessity develops quite fast
enough.
Record OF Last Session.
I'VE had more than $4,000 oiiis
hefore the house In the last congress.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-12-02
Record OF Last Session.

I'VE had more than $4,000 blils
before the house In the last congress
II we will have as many In the SIX
tleth congress Il will, Of course b
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-12-02

GA - ~ q IA X -.
Bsans sAs 1lAs Kht Yos AaM llnaIs Dsagf
s';;'- = ZHAEN1
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-12-02
ION
| AGAIN
/ SPEAKER

Strong Speech When Chosen
N Caucus, In Which He Out
ihe Policies TO he Pursued
H the Session.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-30
NEWS o. lD j <: e.
Miss Perkins Voted the Dest-LoOk In z
Observation-Disclosures Sold.

III
Miss Perkins Voted the Dest-LoOkin ing
Lad y-Dusincss Sold. 5ggSS
Il Special to The n Times > ispatch.l
URBANNA, Az September 9 .-- he
Ind ian Oregon Medicine Com pany, who
have been giving shows y in +, Urbanna.
closed their engagement Tue day nj ght.
There were voting contests for the
most popular ana best-looking lady
that Iiss4 Lena Purl1 Gins receives he
largest number Of votes for the frst
honor. and VI. Garland Weaver. Jr..
gained the second honor. z 335lS u NE
,tSSs Mr. ohm r, Segar, ged siXty-elght
years. of tSJ amaica, MiddleseX county,
after being, con ttnuouslyi in the mer-
camille business, has sold his farm and
store to Mr.. Z, r.. .aS Bland for s., 600.
and Will make his future home with
his SON. Dr.. Fl. y L.. segar,s at Warsaw.
Mr.. Segar, who at one time repre-
5sented the counties OF Mlddlesex and
Essex 4 in the II II ouse5 OF Delegates, is
5widely known in this section. KS
S& Judge c. n. Jones ha 8 made the fol-
lowing appoin tlnents as Commissioners
,or6the,, Revenue: NJ ddleseX, j. W. Stiff;
Gloucester, w. e. Stubs: Mathews,
Vernon g, Davis, Incumbent il sss
At n 5mass-me citing Of the Democrats
of ddlesex,8 held att Saluda on Sep-
stenbe 9 6. ! 9O7 B to elect a new co in ts
committee and a county chairman. the
present county committee, on motion
was 3re-elected, viz w. D. " Evans, p
$C&Percifull, w, B.. Sadler,55N ". "a. / Rich
ard son. w G. segar. J. d r. Hughes. y
E. Blalsey,,3 H, IL Smither, W.. FL. Law
son, r.. IL, AXE. IT, ~ Tonpi liz 7, q
w. n ". 81 Moody,5si Mr.. ~ Fl. I2yland
editor Of the southside sentinel, was
sre-elected county chnirman Il, A 5ES
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-30
Special to Th q IT tines nj spatcll.l

Specia to The IT imes- ID spat ch. j Il
E 3#scliREBNSBoRo,.5N NJ G.. Sc ptember o9.
d ID !. . -. Broo ks. CHI irman Of the \
Bryan baSlq ia 9 t omnltteo Of arrange
3ment,5si is feeling good /. He has heard
men olIcited to $repl II to toas ts.S as we'll
as rom & Mr. Bryan, ind all h ave no q
only accepted and ind Gated their pur;--E
pose to be present bu e ex press Sa,p;--Es5i
3rroyal Of tile idea Of h avin 6 an old ss
fashioned Southern supper, ,yheresSl
true y emo cracy can be prea ched wi h.
out fearsSof giving offens cit o any htAEa
banquet and 81 The speed hes, to be given
on Wednesday night e E the fair. Octo-lS
Der 10th. vii Al be OF national I'm port
tot uSe s,6a Viii
sound nationaQ as we'll as State keyS-
notes OF which will be pitched the is.
sues Of he ms Nc camEai g IN, = he pros
gram OF casts and speeches. Is as fol-s3
Scales III .s II ID f959
3'.The Things Upon hlcha We Ara
Agreed, y y Fl on. Ro bert n. Page, 9 on-&
gress man from the Seventh ? istrtc tss|Hs
& STATES Rights, ex-Governors Chas.s
b. Ayco OK # g8sf isSS3
Bryan Wi be A introduced BY Hon. e.
la. Jus ttce.S Speaker o ~ the dous g OF
Reprasen tatives. AIr. Rry an wi a III he
given ample A line Ct In IA " hich b to stu w
Issues, pending or..p pro bable, IN the
con.lng national poll tical anlpai gr,.ss$ssS5
The supper wen in hon 4 4 ~, r,4
bryan by B u enlocr~ o + Gseen sboroS
and Gulf ford cnunt " II not be- n
modern ''banque tn at q III bu & Id
Fashioned Southern feast Of n reason,
AID How 10 r soul, II wi II & be held flls
1.-THE INN ense Y hall sa KIN Wn III as n esssss
Hall at&the corner Of East Wash Ing
viii ba seats plates and 10 odf rs 10
guests, among whom w Z ls be mum bereds
IlnanYi at the best Democrats and most.
lipromlnent men from al par i = Ssof
state
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-30
en- D d ANTON Y I {! roo ], !. EASY
DR.. Smith Thinks S standard of Souther,
t54 III Colleges Should BE Higher. 8 a

LIE. ESmNn&InlnKAR StunuufOiO Oh southern
Colleges Should BE Higher.
sa As III [Specialto The Times II ispatch. Il
ASHLAND q "a, 3 September 229..---Dr.
Smith chancellor Of 5Randolpl-.
Macon system, was in conference here
Friday nigllt- With the faculty of the
COLES q: }in5'refe ference " to the pointGsys
tenn, which II is prop posed to- use IN the
chat i & Of d schools he is in. charge % E..
DR. Smith; rEa conversati on with Tie
Times d spatcll ma II, liked freely on
the college system 4 in the South. T ie
feels that%the3 sinstitutions fare far too
early In graduating young /, men and
women, and that the $ andard for COM
etiorsst 8 ] lower than the coll eges Of
them ort H. He S desirous OF having g a
uniform system for al x Southern col-
sleges, and With this $inSyieWS i Isl anxious
to have a s tand ard law or agreement
.tnEwhichy all Swil Join for .nutua "a eva
ton Of grad ng. The Southern Ed uca-
Stional 4 Board and The Southern Metho-
dist Board OF I'd cation Will be "a p
lpealed to to take UP this idea and for
null ate a general law or systemiforl use
}inSthe@ Southern country.
3fsf Dr,g Smith sails on 81 Med esd ay53l for
London. whera he vii 4 be- two days,
making the, strip 4 sin lply fort he rest
and recreat ion. "a III
: y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-30
53... WELCOME no STUDENTS. s$
Given It Elon--Lttcrnry So-
cietics, ut Work. III

l. Is - g 49, q k Hl h
35g5 Special to The Times-Dispatch.]
% ELoN COLLEGE. NJ. g.. September
29.-In the corridor OF the Adminis-,
tration Building and in the Psiphelian
Society Hail. on the floor OF the
that building, " occurred, last night, a
very enjoy Ab1 e. reception, given by.
the Y. w. c. IA and Y. NJ G. "A, 10Th
of which or CARNATIONS have asfstrongt
membership in the cole g easB The q re y
ception began at o'clock an d 4 cloSeJ.
at 1 l 3S o clio ok. @ Refreshments were
served. and to alits wer e. off Tered. WI tn
all 1t was a Very succe ssful OCCASION.
FL Last Friday night was t lie s regular
time for lew students 4 to join the
societies! Each OF the three
societies in college received It's por-
ton. T he societ ties haveE8t the reputa-
ton OF ID "a In & IS exce.ken &wo rk.f and.
from the m amer 1n.5 which n hey have
begun their 5$work this year. 1t would
seem that they wou Id y not let h their
reputation stuff er.H Two j OF w these So
cieties are incorporatedSEl and have
helped several students & through & col-
$!ege2 by means fzloans fun Isl. The sec
rotary OF the State OF North Carolina
said when&these societies applied for
papers OF in corporat ton. that no other
such organizations had ever applied
for corporation in the State Of North
Carolina. a III
isS The iEst ruments for the band have
arrived. The band now is composed
of eighteen membe rs. III expects
ed that later on others vii join The
practice work has already b. gun,S and
the interest grows II ON day & to day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-30
IF MONUMENT no Mn. % U,x =. 4
. S.on{ tract for One to he Ererfe,, z
s5 Trtnfty-COlleKeN New. ls., L ~ y.

- $3.50 ,,,1.o.. one to- Be Erected Mt
( Trlnfty--COlleEe News. -
tspecia to The T lines d Dispatch ~ 5s.
TRINITY ii COLLEGE,. l5fiR , AN
September 9.-Th a. contra :, = ~ :.
1oun q ton. and &be3ie o E the monument
- &, B. "a oi ~ y ash1ngton Duke Mlas been
swarae eu,, 70 ~. undeIWoo OF Durham
Is 70 be place IN the middle of1the
present driveway u leading from ti,t.s
front gate 5to the Duke Building and
q way between the gate and build
MAJ made tor suf cha and plans been
= 4tsoonltN g the luke Bullding SO that
THE mon ument5w III Y b e IN the centre
i = q w lie grass > lot ext ending from
8thesAnne Roney fpuntatnSto the front
entrance e. to the grounds The rive
i the Improvement swill # adj much 10
6lheE beauty Of the park This monu-,,
5ment Is the 5gift$iof friends, ~ n large
numb err having con tbut to af& the
iun It's TO be2e5 her oic size sitting
pos ture It is til work of Valentine.
4 of5Rlchmond,Sthe artist VIII o mad the.
reclining sta tue Iof 4 Ro bert z. q Lee, and
4 ether famous pteces#ofs art. and zone Q f.
&c most mo ted .,scul tors this country,
has produced {. - jSs Il
Mr. az ior',, asisis tan o. col q
sBe cret ary OF the Southern States, D e 8
n livered an address to the Young Men, s.
4 Chris tianS ASS citation IN the A ssocia-
u OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Glyt eVenln g. "A org q
4 number @ t tnew 11ernh ers have Joined
year prom1s SEES to- be- a very helpful$fea-
Il tlre Of college II \ ife.43 4 he Off GERS e of
Z. the asso citation for hlsfyear$ are:$Pres-
:! = n y W. w 4, Rae
Secretary. teri # We NJ
s.F Mr.. ", ia bury. ed itor-in-chiet
/ of he SArchiYe,sthef Magazine issued BY
the SEM Or ella IS II has nlayl g the foil w-
! ing appoint ment ss Y, in the various de-
u par Ments literary Mana gers. IN Il 81 J.
ssCarterJ Wood lawn. and ISIS Ss May
y 'tVrenn. Sill er8i City;@{A Associate VI e tor,
B. Warren, Durha m III Exc hang Edl-
ssSStor, g liner Kerner#s Kernersvil le;alLit-
4 crary! N otes. Miss - ! seA Minis, Durham.
Il elected members Of $si the governing
d board II Of the Chronicle forEltlle year
"a - O7 rs. T he mem bers5 elected from
"a the Hesp erian So iety are: IS NJ essrs. Nv
4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-30
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER BOTH.
;PECIAL$FEATURE OF THE DAY.

! 81 81! a. M.-Concert, Il Exposition
Band, States Exhibit building.
$s5}1 $50 NJ. to 2 $50 r. n Nl.-l--.Con-
cert, sIeAican National q B Band, Main
SEntraI. &c Stand. NJ
II II N. h to Y lt8 r. M.-Flsk Jubilee
Singers, Auditorium. tij
$a = r. aM.-story hour for children,
young md old, Gertrude Andrews,
ssj: /, p !. AZ NJ 1.-THE Home Treatment
i for Consumption,'''R E. G. Routzahn
K Social Economy Building. ~ N
4 f.. AI.LOrgnnFr recital, Edward
!. $50 =. -speedy H,sh5 Diver,
$40 sto, e.so r. M,-Coon,ccert. Next
4 can National ,$ Band. Reviewing
u.sos: s. y. risk jubilee; singers,
sga. $3.50 Il T. q n .-speedy High Diver,
SVarpnt b |. 5g II "a F8a
STATED PROGRAM EVERY DAY.
$50 a; sc a {, 7, pen !, !.
Playground. nenr Nlothers' and
( Chillren's Ruiltiin g. 81 %s X, Il &
Sig $3.50 to 10 40 "A. 5SNI.-Conccrt,$ Ex-9
position Band, Main Entrance stand
Exhibition of Wenther3a bureau
Acnrthuunke r.c0rdl r, Government
10 Ia. Nj. to 1:! re- Dc mon strationIa
OF reading by blind, Social Economy,
#T1Ii 10 a.. M.-spec Inl exhibition ii
Fisk Jubilee Singers ut the Negro
building. 81 gSS} Re-. jf
ii "A. nl.-..I'layEround.s Possihili-
ties, Howard Sg Brndstreet,E 81, Social
Economy building. III u Fyy . 4sSS$F5
II 40 "A Ni.----f'repnration%of large
weather map from report from all I
SECTIONS OF the country
1 L AZ NJ. to ~ Il. NI.-Session OF
ChilAren's School Farm. ~ is3 A
~ 1880 "a. Ol.-Illustrnted lecture
|8s.RcclniMinga the DESERT by Mr. O.
J. Blanchard, Y U. $. Il. s., Govern
lnent building A. III "a {SS
he NI.-"Chlld Labor in "A mericn,"5
a.. J. ltAicl<el,vny',5.s tcrcopticOn, so-
ci,l Economy Il uillinx. u
a p. M,-DioEraphlc4 mud 2stereo ops
ticOn exhibition, scenes on Indian
observation and III lecture, Govern
nlent Hiding "a.
8$1 . & to = + NI.-COncert,. Phlnncy'sl
United States Hand, Auditorium.
and lecture, scenes ~ In YOkenlites
Valley, Government Building - 58s5j /
sa4f3 $50 r. MS-United s8 States Life
Saving Service drill ut stntion.s s$
Land That God Forgot" by MIR. G..
". Blanchard, 7. 3 SIR. s., Interior
Dapnrtment,s Government Il Build
Ing "A. Il . g. Ok 3,s.s 3i'
5 IL. M.-spcclnl exhibition by the
Fisk Jubilee Singers Mt the Negro
Building. N 4 III "a 3st
NJ 4 P,,5 M.-lilustrnted lecture, lrel-
lOwKtOne n n tlOnal Park by Mr.. II.
4 C.. Culver, Government Building 4 ,is
3Ee4 r.. M.-"Childrcn's Farms aud
Gardens, Henry & rixcOnl{ Parse nn,
xtereopticon, Social Economy BUILD
q to 6 p. Sl.-Free Public Play
l3dren's building. n 4.S sitif5
15 6 to- IL. NJ Concert, Exposition
Band, Raleigh Court, 8 " Il II 5S5b,
& to &, r. M.--Concert. Phinncy's
i United States Band, Raleigh Court.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-30
GEO. B CRATER !. I /:
CONF|NEDI.||N BED
D'r q. -. I. NJ onentS DANCE ~
Ill5MFith 4 Uphold
38F1 ever. ss
NEW L &c. Of 0 3 D--FELLoWs.
Il Special to The TintaIelssI-.pls,pl9JaL tch,i

BAL III Special to The Times p lspatch.]
a.,5RALElGH. G., September 5 2 -
tGeeorge. B. CrateA business mana ger Of
confined Il to his bed s the 4 PISS tIHthree
,days8Wit a. severe throat trou bl e, IIc
is slightly Improved 3 to- day. n.
E@38g ~ here was Ean othe change for the
worse in the #condi ton Of Dr.. A. HI
terianA Church. VII has reached tie
ttwenty-sixth day ST. the development
OF %a ma lignan t type y OF Typhoid fever.
There is very little hop t or his
t,'' MI CO o. 9 rainy condl tion,of
the course of the fever may he stayed.
but,,# this ri IS VI almost a VA hope gainstI
hope no In view - he fearful inroads
II 9 have already been mad e. on the
constitution of 1.-THE patient $.ilsgs
Charters were issued Yesterday for
Two III IN, ortnn TIC rporn ions: sa
.s The 8Burling ton state-Di spatch PUB
llsh1ng Company, ca pital N $4,000 aus
lhorlzed an ..ss 90 bscrlbe by J
and Others. for the publication Of a
semi-Week ky 4 newspaper and conduct
Ling a job printing plant III q tS
58ssI.hes Madison Overall and y A1anufac-s
turin s. con1pany,IS5o II Madison, Rocking
lied and $4,000 1subscribed ~ 4. III,
Moore. r. j. Webst ter, & G. w. Martin.
y. M. n Galloway and Others, for the
nutacture lof5overalls and other gar
lmeut s.. Il 5s3z5,5 ia fg{ 9t5I53i 98
State Auditor B. y II, Dixon8@wlll on
next Thursday deliver an ed uca uonal
| address at 8Mack KY S b Ferry inf#the 8in--s
{terasts OLA local 5 tax election Il that3is
|Iending there fopr' The Improvement OF
~ Grana MasterSS1'erin Busbee, OF tbs
| North Carolina Grand Lodg Of ( Cda-
Eel oWS instituted q. new lodge q t
Fall 81 the IN euse, his county, last
ntght,$aWith J W. AndreWs Il as noble
grand There are TWENTY-FIVE nlem-
iss2 Mary RAY daug hter% 8 e. j no. =.
81 y. pfinci pal OF the State School for
ne Blind here, nderwent an 9 pera-
Hos pltal, and Is IS port ed I o. day as
THE prizes IN for the hes + articles,
on the outing q f5tlle Raleigh Sunshin-
cysiFat Beaufort this summer under
the directlon@o of Colone | q r. }3a.A:: Odds
We're awarded \ las t light In the fAces
of the N ews and Observer In the 5pres-
4 ence2 of 4 90 Sunshiners! their parents
and friends, The presentations we're
by Ed tor .Iosephus Daniels, o the
News ana l8 Obs erver,. III w llo published
the leportsssand gave the II prizes, n ST
earl!y 81 The two 4 best II one by Il al gin
land the other by o. a boy, 81 One OF 4 the
i Suns liners Il also presented Ito Colonel
i lOldsS sfort4the Sunshinars handsome
II set OF gold cuff buttons as Token
"A of Ira appreciation for the devotion y OF
u Colonel Odds t0 theSinterests8 of the or,
Y ganization,an Ills unit firing e fort N
y thcii,ibshal b. " Sis II "A
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-30
Z a lC ) III Z A q 19sljl 3 q
SOUTHWEST FESTlv-AL.
TO lie Held In IT onnoiSe November eth,
and he n NOtn bile \ flair.

Special to The T imes-Di spatell,l a38'I
gia5i ROANOKE ~ a., September 29.--- he
most bril- liant event Of the fal liiwil / be
the sout Invest Virginia B1Nss tival which
will be sin: on the 4 81 Of N ovemher and
last for two, eek Is. $s5 xvi II. beis he ia
under til aus y Ices q fsSsth he G'i Vic Retter.-
ment Club, Of Which Mrs, LII clan 4 Cooke
Is president and W III be ma NJ ged by
Mr., Cyrus Il Pen sy Iva 70
was forfst TIRES years mana en- aefc he
l2oanol 4 g an Il Fl ears nf the
Si l saiploy isn,i
SEA nae Il ~ fl,lan ms
5tor benut inES r % no
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-30

the New Y ork Journal and American.
has been invited by the directors Of
the Yadkins Valley Fair Association to
make an ddress tt he opening g. the
from N ew Y ork Ind icates that he will
accept the invita- ton. 81 prepa RAJ
tons are being mad 81 + or the opening
day. and theSc omings of NJ M Hearst y $
looked & forward \ to with great nterest.
He has not been South in a public ca. y
Ipacity for several years. S94S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-30
Governor ON TIE importance

8I3 + Special2t to The Times Dispat Oh.
Ssf SALISBURY,,sN.S CT September s.
r. b. Glenn has accepted an
rally in Salisbury Sunday October 9Th
for VIII chs occa sion big preparations
are b cling made. The meeting will be
und er$st Q auspices of Il TIL First I3ap-
tist# Church, Ind fWill # be y strictlys5gin
the tnterestSof temp Rev j Ohm
A. Oats 81 one "a Of s leading temperance
workers In the e State vii also SPEAK
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-30
Cas- EL [ i ! ( I
...F|OR|IGR0 ] I |: Fl .M|'
) Chaarge With tie il Muir te,lr: 81
Is Anne Hal, an Old q ol1lal a.
ss3 Of az atric County,


n Especial to The Times -Di spatch,l
8 sLNNcHBURG,aHY' Al September 90 ,-- --,
The case OF l5the Government gainzt
Grover Beamer, WI 9 has sen on trial
alli{week in the Fed eral3 CO tom the
3cllarg Of m ufd ring me III II, an Old
woman d Patrick county Will prob
ably be g iven u TO the jury to -morrow.
The eYiden ce wa &c ample ted for this
defense Saturday morning and the jury
was ad journ ed in orde to allow he
court to consider 4 he "a nstruc tons; to
be asked 70 ~ he impr esslon around
the co urtroom eens Il o prevail & that
the rosecution asS made out a strong
case 81 gains Be anne +, Pro hably the
strong stSeyid ence Il gainst I he prisoner
lis the 4 test nlo1,yi q several witnesses
FOR the government "a to al ged con-
Sfesslon OF gui lt,f I as though It that
the defense swou ID "a ttempt to- prove an
AL hui f$t here wa 81 nssisf oundation
for his report, 4 was 5eXn III Cd I'D sSwllen
the efense ted Its ss CO 30 xvi tll!out
Having placed II 81 alne III pom he stand
- he cas viii g probe ply be arg ued
4 n IA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-30
MARION COLLEGE8CKOW
Building Filled md Some Of the Stu-
den tt hon rllin e In II . Nvn.

. den 6 . IN E1OWH. -
[specialsto The lines Dispatc chi s8
MARION, VA September %. Marion
is "a gain bri ghtened by the presence
of the boarding $pupilsiSat the cole e
IL is fairly runnin g oyer 81 with girls
ance into s the college building, are
boarding in town, " and every room in
the presidents house has been pressed
into service. Six States are represent
ed In the student body Ill % 3ij az 45f
i85Sss The ii facult y Il concert Will be given
fin@the5 uditorium, n ext 49F'r iday. The
Organization OF classes has been COM
spleted, and everything is In sc od work
added to he must c depa rtme Mt Isl ,s5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-30
& ~ lEI'i ie-Itt 5IS7i 4
yIARTHA WASHING TON.%!
Largest Attendance of Boarding Pupils
5s5tg In the Schools History.

g [Spec ial to The Times -Disp EN-
n "a BINGDON. 81 A.. Ss$ Sept embe 8 20
here ION the 81 eth with 4 126 s. boarding
pupils. the largest. number In attend
!ance In the history IT tS the 3s college
There Is also a. go Cd day patronage.
and the prospectsswere re never bri gh ter.
va tory Of music The director. & F g J.
.Zeisberg,, g is n ow in Cincinnati for the
purpose Of securing the services Of a
prot lessor 5Wtl Twill assist hin, & In this
depart ment. d He las also several COM
petent and experienced aides assist
5ing.t III
been made this year; new new: building B
a m Cd ernSS culinary IL department., and
also studios for the directo RI Of music
and directors OF art and fgeX ressi on. Ts{E,S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-30

y. D1cRae and w. H. Sanders, from
the senior class and Messrs. T. NJ.
Grant and w. B. NJ Kiker. from the
1uniors5c class. The members from the
Columbian Society are: Messrs. J. Il B.
Sid bury and 4 S. # a. + Richardson, from
The senior class: and n M. q "A. Briggs
and r. c. Goldstein from the junior
r. a ga