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The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-17
Journal Courier
 Fashions
Matters of Interest to Women

lighter stain may be had by increasing or decreasing the amount of potash
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-17

Black. lead mixed with vinegar will be found to give a specially good polish to the Kitchen stove.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-17

To clean white shoes put a table spoonful of paris whiting in saucer, mix with warm water to the consist ency of thick cream, adding little |glue. Apply with a nail brush and rub et well Into the shoes
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-17

A piece of flannel dampened with spirits of camphor win remove stains from mirrors or window glass.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-17

Chili Sauce - Mix together three dozen large tomatoes, chopped, a dog en cut-up onlons, six chopped gree perrers, a teacupful of brown sugar i've tablespoonfuls of salt, three tea spoonfuls each of powdered allspice. cloves and cinnamon one teaspoonfuI of ground ginger and a saltspoonful of paprlka. Turn all Into the prescry. ing kettle, add three quarts Of vinegar stir well and cook steadily for two hours, or until thick. When cold bot tie and seal
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-17

Don't use soap for vanished paper Instead, try half a pint of parafiln in a pailful of warm water, Dip a woolen cloth into this, wiring it fairly dry and with 1t wash the walls Polish with a dry linen cloth.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-17

For summer sore throat which is often due to the irritation of dust, try gargling with mixture of twenty grains of chlorate of potassium to an ounce of water. A teaspoontu of the potash to q wineglass of water is a good domestic measure.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-17

Elderberry Wine-Over eight quarts of elderberries pour four quarts of boiling water and allow them to stand for twelve hours, stirring occasionally, Al the end of that time strain, press- ing out all the juice. To this add one half ounce of cloves (powdered), one ounce of powdered cinnamon and three pounds of sugar (These proportions are proper for four quarts of juce)
 Boil for Ave minutes and set away to ferment in stone crock Cover with a cloth When fermentation ceases pour off carefully, bottle and seal.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-17

When cooking with old apples at this season of the year add little le- mon juice to give flavor Summer ap- pies need nothing but sugar
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-17

To cure wart put drop of vinegar on if three or four times day and then put on the vinegar as much bak- ing soda as the vinegar will absorb Keep Ii on ten minutes and In a few days time the wart will drop of and leave no mark but tiny white spot
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-17

As a dentriflce and mouth wash horax is unexcelled. It cleanses the mouth hardens the gums and relieves cankers In using fl for the teeth make T powder of one ounce each powdered borax and pulyerlzed castle soap and two ounces of preclpltated chalk.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-17
HELPS FOR THE
 HOUSEWIFE
An Inexpensive Floor Stain, Useful at housaclean-
 ing Time.

ing Time.
 To cover the pan in which fish is cooking will make the flesh soft
 Honey should be kept in the lark, If exposed to light It will quickly gran ulate.
 Cold cereals can be friend the same as mush; serve with gravy or sirup,
 Nickel win De kept bright by being rubbed with wool saturated in am |monla
 Alcohol and whiting make a good sil- yer polish excellent for polishing plate glass mirrors,
 TO raise the pile on plush sponge it with a little chloroform and 1t will look fresh and new again, Black lead mixed with vinegar will be found to give a specially good polish to the kitchen stove. A piece of flannel dampened with spirits of camphor win remove stains from mirrors or window glass When cooking with old apples at this season of the year add little le- mon juice to give flavor. Summer ap- pies need nothing but sugar. Nails in bathrooms and kitchens on which damp clothes and towels may be huns should De dipped in enamel so that they may not leave rusty marks To clean silver, mix sweet oil and |whitng to the thickness of cream, | put on with soft cloth, wash in ho, soap suds and polish with a chamois skin or piece of old soft linen, Don't use soap for varnshed paper Instead, try half a pint of parafiin in a pailful of warm water Dip q wooen cloth into this, wiring 1t fairly dry and with 1t wash the walls Polish with a dry linen cloth.
 To clean white shoes put table spoonful of paris whiting in a saucer mix with warm water to the consist ency of thick cream, adding a little glue. Apply with a nail brush and rub t well into the shoes
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-17
HEALTH HINTS
There Are Two Excellent Wart Cures in This
 Column.

Creosote should never be put in a hollow tooth for toothache. It relieves the pain, but in time destroys the sub stance of the tooth. Leave creosote to expert use.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-17

Poor Folks Pudding" - To four teacupfuls of flour add q cup If finely minced suet, teacupful of molasses. q teaspoonful of baking soda, dssolv- cd, cup of water, a pinch of salt q tablespoonful of cinnamon and ono cup of raIsns, dredged with flour. Boil in foured cloth for two hours. Turn out and serve with q liquid sauce.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-17

The following recipe makes a good wart eradicator: subllmate sulphur, i-j grains; glycerin, five fluid drams; aaatic acid, one fluid dram Apply re. "atedly to each wart, continuing the
 catment for several days. The warts Iry up and then drop off
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-17

To keep the finger nails in good shape file them every day rather than cut them once or twice a week. Then hold the hands in warm water for about ten minutes. after which push pack the cuticle.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-17

Don't curl or plait childs hair lightly if you want 1t to grow long and thick. Many scanty crop of tresses in later life IS due to stralning the hair while a child Is growing
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-17

To clean silver, mix sweet oil and whiting to the thickness of cream, put on with soft cloth, wash in ho, |soap studs and polish with a chamois |skin or a piece of old soft linen,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-07
Wednesday, september End. 1905

Wednesday, September End. 1905.
The board met this day pursuant TO
adjournment OF yesterday, with full
board present, whereupon toe board
made the following orders: That g.
c. Pedrick be paid for road hands.
$500; v, +. PAullng. for road hands,
$50; J, @, Dampler, for road hands.
Sl6O; w. J. Matthews. for road hands,
$3.50.
That the City OF Gainesville be paid
$1,000. the same being a part of tho
road tax now due the city; that Mrs,
NJ. Blvens be allowed So per month
until further ordered; that w. d.
Dickinson be paid for commissions,
S2i2i; Aardee Bros, sundries for
county roads, SleS0: STANDARD or Co.
sundries-for road gang. S2iO: H. a.
Mason. having lawn mower repaired,
sl-2a; 7, 4. Bennett. road work. $685..
Kincald a stFlnglellow, from sub.road
district No funds. S2ta7S: Smith.
Kenuard Co, from suh.road district
No. 2 funds for services, sSi. Neel a
Burke, from sub-dislrict No, funds,
for services, SS2.st; Daugherty Bros,
Trust aud Awning Co. from sub.road
district No. funds. for stable top.
s6l.20; Baird Hardware Co. from
sub-road district No, funds. Tor sun.
dries, $50; l.. W. Feuneil. services 10
mnatio cases OF Carney, Redhne and
shackleford. sla60; H. w. Fennoll.
feeding prisoners, sifsB0; g. w Fun.
nell, oost IN State ~ Florida W. Van.
Allen, $685. T. w Fennell, refund
In ease Of the State of Florida w An.
ME Lee Carter, $50
Ordered. that the following named
persons be- paid the amounts set op.
posite their respective names a. fees
In criminal eases. NJ a. Mat on,
500: T. w Fcnncll. te2.a0. n. n. Tll.
~ $500; J. y Kenuard. sei0.
Ordered that whereas. tho follow.
lng named persona t0wit, q. r Rob,
erts w w. Robarte r. T. selph. w
u. Williams and n G. Hodges, each hnv.
lng complied with the law. that they be-
Eranted permit 70 carry a pistol, and
=. } Mlsnon. having complied with the
law. be- Rrauied permit 10 carry
repeating nHe
The board theruupon adjourned
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-07
ALAcHUA ITEMS.
CFrom The Alachua Nevs)

ttrOm Inc Alachuh NeWSl
Mrs. r. A. Caswell left Wednesday
for Live Oak. where she will visit
her sister for several days.
Miss Eva Powell has been confined
to her bed for the last several days
with fever
Col. F.. Y. Smith made a flying trip
to Gainesville Tuesday In his REQ
Flying Is the word. as he returned In
the record-breaking time OF nifty
minutes.
DR. J. l.. Cloud was called TO Bre
ward. n. c.. by a telegram from Mrs
Cloud stating that the baby was very
49, We trust our friend Doctor found
his little boy much improved
Miss Murray Cellon. after a very
pleasant II short stay with her
friend. Miss Margaret olmstead. left
for Gainesville 20 visit other friends.
who no doubt we're anxious 20 see her
once again with them.
We regret very much 10 announce
the long Illness Of Mr. and Mrs. s.
]. Ellis sweet little bah, Her c0ndt
ton for the last few DAYS has been
such as 10 cause great anxiety 10 the
loving parents.
W. II. Traxler o. Traxier has par
chased from the First Nationai Bank
the very desirable lot iolning BERN
Brothers new drug store. for a hlga
consideration. We understand Str
TraxIcr viii al once commerce tha
erection Of q business house
is Pagan haa sold bis home 20 a
gentleman from Georgia. a SIC SDarh-
man. who wiil soon move into hif
premireu Tha News welcomes ihe
nee addition 70 the town. We have
beeu informed that Mr. Pagan ~hl
soon begin the buiidlnx Of a hanaeon'a
reaiaence upon one ~ hia CIV iatA
Mr. Walter senley returned Tuef.
a.v from New York and other kaa'.
.n poln,s, whsFs BE- made i&fEe pur'
rhanrs Tor bis several 9lHiribuiinH
ssorr re also visited NlaKafa FFlia
"a n rsen wIfhoag saEing that ~ Vas
greatly Impressed with ths @aEuliues
- sh~ dshf whsis 10 Nsw Tart BE
sns wrue oshsrr az shs pariY NJ souas
v-rv ans Hssypet taxa. prrHannhiy
a coasy Iaisaa- an1 Mr Sesisy san
- SEA- srylnE % gsiae . hiSAp0sss
a9.s car. G6.3S
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-07
suRTz IN a NEW ROLE.
Has Accepted Appointment in Forest.
~ Service, v. S. Government.
From Sundays Daily Sun.


ry Service, v. S. Government.
From Sundays Daily Sun:
Jesse Il. Burtz, who for number of
years has held the position Of city
editor of The Sun, has accented an
appointment in the Forestry Service.
Department of Agriculture. United
States Government.
The work of this department OF the
general government has reached
such proportions that 1t now GOV.
ers almost every section of the coun.
try, especially where the land is
timbered. The object of the work is
to ascertain as near as possible the
amount of timber which remains
standing the condition of the timber,
and the ratio at which the same is
being consumed, both in the lumber
and naval stores industries. While
the work in the Southern States is
comparatively new, there are now a
number Of men gathering statistics in
this section of the country which will
later be compiled to show the condi,
ton Of the timber supply In these
States.
The territory which will be assign.
ed Mr.. Burtz will extend through the
naval stores belt OF the South. and
will probably reach as far West as
Texas. The duties OF the position
will embrace the taking Of statistics
regarding various phases OF the tur-
pentine industry. the number OF
boxes cut, the condition of the tim
Der, the output and any other In.
formation which may be considered
as connected with the business,
Mr.. Burtz left Saturday for Jack.
sonville, where he will receive In
structions. routes, etc, preparatory TO
assuming the duties OF his new posi-.
ton. and while friends here will re-.
greet TO lose him, they win neverthe.
less wish him well.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-07
sRyAn eA@pA,os EvHD.
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9setfse ~ lns As i.euta iFpn MoFs
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-07

NWu fofk. 8epi , lifi9hdies nea'
sgni games AlIen. etlsf ~ me uniged
flgafsa agmg Hknsl eofps viii aissud
49, lnteFuatlaeal eieesrieni congress %
ssaFassiiss. Hgaaee, Sept. ~ % 10
80 Gees AZ Representatives ~ ghg
fMlisa States aFaiY RnA laeideaia'lY
wil maka 4 NsesFsi invessi1ailon ~
whaf h tslsg Aahe IN me feyeiGgmeet
~ waf talNmH ass aargglaaea 90 the
IA 1eF af4n
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-07

WaehiHaion. Sept 3 sffhe navig@
tloa batsaa has aaaaaneed chat tAs
total tonnage laxea colisetsd aafing
the past fiscal year amoeatod "
til0TesIg. lhs isfxess ID any rear
aieeo 1854. ngilisb vesssls paid
ssfB ssl. gsTmaa tifss1s. Amssisaa
ssg ESQ aud vessels u gthsf asfinuai'
Igisa fAa gsmain6ss TIC w0gt ~ New
Yegk rolieoied - psF cent ~ the tpsai
t0anaGs taa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-07

paid: J. c, Balls. checking up road
accounts, SEA; J, G. Dampier, road
service, 81; $. G, Matthews. road
service, $50; l., f. Means, road work,
$3.50; J. r, Emerson, road service,
Ss5.5O; Baird Hardware Co. sundrles
furnished road gang, $3.50; A. b.
Darby, road work, $4S: A. G. Marble,
road service. $3.50, Board adjourned
until "Wednesday morning at o'clock,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-07
iiT pERsoNs lNOlorED.
Result o. Grand Jueys Probing lnte
enrlnansld Race Rota.

u
Springfield Race hota.
Springfield. IN, Sept. S.-~Tho ape.
cial grand jury called 10 probe the
rocoRt race riots, adjourned Thurs
day after returning twenty more ln'
dietments. This makes total OF
IL during the session Among the
indictments returned were four against
springfield policemen, They are In.
,iietod Tor alleged failure 10 suppress
she riot when detailed for that duty.
sheriff Werner. Chlet % Police WI
bur Morris. Captain Caarlra walaA,
Of troop d. Springfield, aud other ot
ileeFa are commended ~ tbs grapd
Jury.
Tho report condemns alleged -cow'
ards" among certain oGllciaia. e u
claimed
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-07
1900 HOUSES BURNED
Fearful Disaster EaS Overtaken
Town In Japan.
IN THE PROVINCE or IcRlGO
Stricken City Va About Eighteen Miles
From Toklo---Fsarful Scenes % pea
titusIoN and SUFFERING Rsportsd--.AA
distance Being Rendered.

Toxic. Sept, Dispatches from
NJ Igata, In the Iehiso province. ~
miles northwest 81 this city. tell OF =
IRE which occurred Thursday In which
1000 AoaSos we're destroyed BY the
names
Fearful scenes OF restitution and
suffering are reported as result OF
the disaster and the government Is
rendering every posslble assistance 70
the lnAabitanp Of the stricken city.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-07
FUup ENoa IN rRAoGpY.


Virginia gaNtof @tka0NA Fi@ bH3FHY
and 10 kllisa,
iilneaeld, W. Va sept ~.nF n
Howard sayora, % North Fork. W.
Va, vas ana, and killed by w Wee
10y WILKES. on q train standing Al
KeYKtone station. There had been bad
blood hegwsen tbs msn soF soma time
When they met Al keystone depot
aayers caught wilkes In the throat
aud began beating aim In the fAce,
wilkes naaaeeR 10 set ais revolver
out a hia strip aaa snot aayefa ghree
times. dsath rvauillsa n a tew min
aiea. wilkes aaa arrested,
RaYera vas q pfominenl yoanE pfam
siilnnef add the sen " lhe late ~.
~ a. saysw, % wyiheavllie, Va.
who Wss a. tsaiaeHt physician.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-07

49, ore Sept. S. Eugene
eanGidaie of the prohibit
n. 7 ior preSisers o. the United
N n'i'ed here Thumday. Mr
~ Aat made q nyinE trip
.efai ~ toe western states
'..ea se has delivered ~
'''eaaea Expresses hiussli
ua'iaea wih shs growtA
''-is - Feproseniu.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-07
CUTTING seaAps At srwDgRav.

Two hsnro Women Mads Things
Quite Lively fas Awhile.
Dephty sheriff georas W LIVING
ston o. Ncwberry arrived h 0aipes
Vile saturday WiIh = newro woman
BY the name ~ Mitchell Powell. Who
had been convicted ~ Justice HandeF
noa's c0uft fog assault ard battery
and aned 900 o. ia months 10 inil
Not having shs ready moBey sbs a..
cidsd % take the lnstrr. henea hsT
sitlt % Gainesville
Hhs ard anothss negro woman So
IN q pegap over a man and Mitchell
proceeded 70 eut tiia ilarmon 70 nsis
hsF fancy
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-07

Ermin9bam Ala @eyt t~Enefaim
Neaegt E8saln2eAf2s a@p9 4eYsniFs
fafse gtlaaf sgaieasgAte vstgs--
sac gAaf ssssiaa@s "a Aiasama rrKF
sterr FTgssetige Rstaeittign. Aiea On
Thagadsr n0FnisK a. ne Fssi4eaee ~
Ais eaaxhler Ms w y near
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-07

y. head anA bOnes Of The
ss'e found IA tnc rnrnaoe OF
go ZONE at somerville and
hair and other grucsOme re.
\ we're taken from the Kitchen
r'se house.
Nues1me discoveries and
'-lace Ted 70 the arrest % tas
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-07
a Authorities investigating
Shocking Murder.
IssAND IS UNDER ARREST
At Mrs. Honcrah Jordan, an
,,,,..s, Was Found In a Trunk and
IN IN. Head and Bones Of the
Ilmhs ia a Furnace.

,..,ou Sept. 5.--But few points In
...,tIon with the horrible and grue.
". murder In Greater Boston OF
4 IlOnorah Jordan, an actress,
vas known on the stage as Irene
'urcu BY her husband. Chester s,
a. remained to be cleared up by
4 rlice Friday.
y, confession Of the husband to the
GLOWING his arrest after the
.,ntal discovery Of the mutilated
q his wife in a trunk at No.
'scock street, this city. was be.
~ q BE- q substantial recital Of
nsdenss Of the brutal crime. but
minor details Of his COMES
n ngnhicted.
Examination by Police.
N ! result OF his examination BY
Fnce, he disclosed all the APP.
s1y important facts In connection
ne murder, ana gave the infor-
n which led 10 the discovery of
Alshs and scalped head OF the
rsd woman, the only parts not
aed in the trunk at his home in
Neville. He also gave a plaus-
nason in a remark by his wife in
II he says ne was melted by her
NJ that he was nnfaithful. Fol.
~ her epithet he struck her,
Ang her down a flight OF stairs.
hrared that from that moment
Ne aWoke the next morning be
b recollection Of anything When
laOke be found the body lying at
W II the stairs, the throat clash
Arn ear to ear. On this portion
y confession the police placed
sist eredence.
claIms Mental DeranQement.
Nefney William 8. Scharton. who
yen procured for the defense Of
y BY MS brother In law, Jesse
hgmore, the cotton market oper.
q New York, states that he al.
has evidence of Jordan's mental
hpnent several weeks before the
and In this case the murder.
SANITY may account for some Of
'ses In his confession although
saole it was remarkably clear.
~ arraigned In police court Jor.
Hldei not guilty 20 a charge OF
The case was continued un.
ny Sept. II. and Jordan was
ilsd 10 Jail.
A oruesome Crime.
g said 10 be the most brutal
committed In Greater Boston
as death Of Susan "a. Geary, a
pfi. four years ago, and one
'sssmbling It In SIS details
s'ieoyery Of the torso OF Mrs.
Jordan. an actress. of Som.
n a a trunk IN a boarding nouse
! Hancock street. on Beacon
-s city. led q an investigation
solee.
taa head ard bones Of the
ss'e found IA tnc furnace OF
Aa home at someryille and
-. aair and other gruczOme re-.
Nm we're taken from the Kitchen
r'se house.
sues1me discoveries and
--aee led 70 tire arrest % tas
ChaFn IL r~.ttmm4
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-07

49, suicides " Livsrpool.
49, sept 81 eowboy
sspposed 10 ~ from OE.
@'ite4 suicide here Prizes
= Wita a VIA ucst sSgw
~. saVe sesa marrisd % .
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-12-02
SAYS T. v. .M'LEAN
IS NEWS MANAGER
WARDEN HELLsTRoM OF STATE
PENITENTIARY SAYS THAT
LANGDoN ATTORNEY is THE
MAN WHO WILL STEER THE
DEMOCRATIC SHEET.

According to a statement made at
Bismarck yesterday by Warden He'll
strom OF the state penitentiary, F. w
Mclean, Langion attorney, is now
the business manager of the Fargo
News. Following is what the Bismarck
Tribune had to say about the matter:
mo, I am not to be the manager
of the Fargo News" said Warden
Hellstrom yesterday. Fred W. Nc
Lean, the Langdon attorney, is the
new manager, and / guess he can
handle the business as well as any
man in the state and make the paper
what 1t should be, good, clean, DEM
ocratic sheet, and a real live newspa-
per-"
There is little doubt but that the
warden Of the penitentiary was at
one time looked upon as a good man
for manager OF the new democratic
enterprise at Fargo, which has been
giving the people OF the state some
real democracy since last spring. but
1t is understood the warden's SER
vices for the state have been satis-
factory to the governor and that he
will remain at his present post for
two years longer, anyway.
"Mr. Mclean has already taken hold
as manager OF The News. He was a
member Of the legislature In the ses-
sion Of 1894 and then became private
secretary to Senator Roach at Wash
ington, where he studied law during
his spare moments and came home
and opened UP law Office at Langdon,
where he has been one OF the lead
ing attorneys since. He has had
newspaper experience and ought to
make good
when asked regarding the matter by
The Forum, would neither deny or
affirm the statement. He said that he
could not say whether 1T was 80 or
mot.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-12-02
ARCHBOLD
Continues
Kellogg Plies the Witness With
Questions
ABOUT THE 1879 BUSINESS
GOVERNMENT PROSECUTOR AT
TEMPTs TO SHOW THAT STAN.
DARD PURCHASED EEAeoARD
REFrNERlEs TO CRUSH coMPE-
TlTIoN.

New York, Dec. 2.-When the cross
examination of John d. Archbold was
resumed in the Standard oil suit today,
Archbold was asked about the per-
centage of business done by the STAN
dard oil interests inN1S79, but he said
he could only state that it was large.
Kellogg called the attention Of the
witness to the evidence given several
years ago by s. H. P. Rogers, that in
1879 the Standard and it's affiliated
interests produced 80 to 95 per cent
of the refined oil manufactured.
''If you had that amount of produc-
tion do you still say, as stated by
you yesterday, that you acquired the
plants on the seaboard to increase
our volume of business?"
Memory Fails Him.
81 can t say what per centage of
business we were doing"
Kellogg was seeking to show that
in reality the Standard did not pur-
chase certain seaboard reflneries to
increase the Standards business, but
to destroy competition. The govern
ment prosecutor piled the witness with
many questions to develop this con-
tention.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-12-02

Topeka, Kas., Dec. 2.-The trustees
of Washburn college are fortunate in
securing so advanced and remarkable
an educator as Rev Frank Knight
Sanders. Mr.. Sanders has had wide
experience, is broadly educated and
is a thoroughly progressive college
president. He has made a consider
able mark for himself in the literary
world, especially along biblical lines.
DIR. Sanders was born in Batticotta
Jaffna, Ceylon, AZ years ago. He was
graduated from Ripon college, Wis
consin and later took post graduate
course in semitic languages and bibli-
cal literature at Yale. In 1905 he was
selected secretaryNof the Congression-
al Sunday School and Publishing So
ciety and made a member of the
American Oriental society. He has
done considerable research work along
archaeological lines.
Rev. Sanders is one of the foremost
educators of the day, and Kansas is
fortunate in having so competent a
man at the head of Washburn college.