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Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1908-01-24
WIRELESS IN CARIBBEAN SEA.
New Telegraph System Being Estab-
lished In Central America.

New Telegraph System Being Estah-
lished In Central America.
Consul Drew Linard OF Ceiba. re-
ports that the rumor that a series Of
wireless stations is to be erected at
several ports on the Caribbean coast
has been confirmed. and adds:
The United Fruit company has ne
gotiated with the De Forrest Wire
less Telegraph company for the es-
tablishment of stations at Belize
Puerto Barrios. Puerto Cortez and
Ceiba. probably extending the system
as far south as Port Limon, Costa
Rica. 1t is assured that wireless
between these points
and the United States win be in op-
Grafton by the first week in Febru-
ary.
The United Fruit company will
serve the public, but subject to CEN
sure all messages, retaining the priv
ilege OF refusing for transmission
such messages as may appear pre-
judicial to their bus ness interests.
This exception to public service is due
to the constant competition among
the several steamship lines operating
in the fruit trade between the Uni
ted States and Central American
ports.
The business men of Ceiba are
much elated. and welcome the ad-
vent of the wireless as a factor of in
estimable value to them in their
commercial relations with the United
states
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1908-01-24
SMALL FACTION
MAKES TROUBLE
IDAHO FOREST SUPER
VISOR ON IDAHO AFFAIRS
Il. Grandjean says Resolutions CON-
demning Eorest Service In Idaho
No, the Sentiment Of the Mass Of
the woolsrowers-small Faction
Is Opposed.

supervisor e. Grandjean returned
yesterday from Pocatello. where. up
ON special invitation. he attended the
annual convention OF the State WOOL
growers association. says the Boise
Capital News Mr.. Grandtean ex-
pressed himself as greatly disap-
pointed In the action taken by the
convention In condemning in such
sweeping terms the forest service
policy.
s'Under the present administration
Of the range" said Mr.. Grandjean.
"a great number OF the grazers have
assured me that they were perfectly
satisfied with the manner In which
the forest policy was carried out and
that they recognized the protection
given under this system to sheep
graaers, who undoubtedly would have
been crowded to the wall by the gen
eral overcrowding Of the range re-
sulting from the profitable returns
of the sheep business during the past
two yeare.
Many OF the grazers make the
statement that in former years. the
range supported more sheep, but
when they are asked to relinQuish
small bit of their range for newcom-
ers the majority of them firmly de-
clare that the range cannot support
more sheep.
This explains why 1t was necessary
TO make cut on sliding scale for
the Sawtooth forest in order to find
room for some small owners, whose
interests the governments policy Is
10 protect by all means. They, on
the other hand, do not seem to appre-
ciate the efforts that the government
has made and win make to protect
their interests.
ION the Payette forest. the range
conditions were very favorable and
an increase of about $4,000 head was
made in the allotment for the next
year. with one exception, every
grazer to whom l talked was perfect
ly satisfied with the system of allot-
ing the range. They all had ample
Ieeu IOT lHCtI StONh dh1 90
ceptioE en- both the Sawtooth and
Payette forests, all stock came oui
in extraordinary good condition.
TN view of these conditions, am
unable to understand why such a res
olution should have passed the con-
vention, without allowing me or any
Of the other supervisors present to
explain in any way the forest policy
Indeed, we were excluded from thi;
part of the session and did not know
what action had been taken until the
resolution appeared in the papers.
"The forest service has come to
stay and the government has en-
deavored to place competent men in
charge of the different forests. It's
policy of protecting the local owners
Is strictly adhered to. Some mistake:
viii undoubtedly occur. but as soor
as they are discovered, they will be
rectified. Sentiment as expressed tC
me has been favorable generally. but
a small faction in the association
seem tireless in their efforts to con.
denim and injure the government.
policy.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1908-01-24

tramp December ~. and the man
was then wearing Keevlrs coat and
trying TO sell the team the hoy had
been driving. There was blood In
the bottom OF the wagon, but the
tramp said they had been hauling
fresh meat,
The body OF the young man was
found near whore Dryer met the
tramp.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1908-01-24
OVER 400 GAMBLERS ARE OUT.

The Denver Times says Of the clos
ing of gambling in Denver:
BY an order issued this morning to
all Of those who had been in their
employ Chase, Chucovlch and Gay
lord, at the head Of the gambling
syndicate, have indicated that they
have given up their fight for open
gambling in the city OF Denver, and
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1908-01-24
ALMOST LIKE KING EDWARDS.

Here Is the formula of the drink
that delights the soul OF King Ed
ward of England: "a little rye whis-
key, some crushed ice, small square
OF pineapple, a piece OF lemon peel,
rev drops OF Marischlno, n few
drops Of champagne, dash Of Bit
ters and sufficient powdered sugar
to bring the mixture exactly to the
royal requirements" Great heay-
ems! Why he has stolen our Rab-
bitville palouser recipel Or almost.
1t would be the exact counterpart of
a palouser IL you would cut out the
Ice, pineapple, lemon peel, maraschi-
no, champagne, bitters and sugar,
and add an inch OF ba. bed wire and
a rusty nail, with a dash" of muri-
attic acid!--The Dalles optomist.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1908-01-24

william Fenkenhauser was shot
and killed by Chicago policeman
yesterday while attempting to rob
two men.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1908-01-24

A lot of men exhaust their ener-
giles in telling of the big things they
are about to do.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1908-01-24

Twas the week before Christmas, and
all through the stores
Surged the crowds that had managed
to squeeze through the doors.
They were doing their shopping, in
mood sore and surly,
Because they'd forgot to. attend to It
early. Chicago Tribune.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1908-10-09
TAcKY PARTY AND CONCERT.

The WQman's Mite Missionary So
ciety of st, Paul will give tacky
party and concert at the home of Mrs.
Cornelia Glasco Jones, sos South High
street, near Lea avenue, Monday
night, October IL. The ladies are
struggling to raise some missionary
money to help the needy missionaries.
They are anxious to have a good re-
port at the annual conference which
meets at Shelbyville, October 81. Two
useful prizes will be awarded to the
lady or gentleman whose tacky cos
tunes merit them. Everybody is in.
vited to come and help make this eff
fort for missions a grand success.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1908-10-09
SPELLING CONTEST.

A spelling contest was given Mon
day night, October s, at New Hope
Baptist Church. Two young ladies
from the following churches were the
contestants: Misses Mary A. Cheers
and Celia M. Henley, from Bethel A.
M. E. Church DR.. w. d. Denny, pas
tor; Misses Lutte B. Mcdaniel and
-, from Second Baptist Church,
Rev. G. B. Taylor, pastor; Misses
Blanche o. Perkins and Emma NJ
Hyte, from New Hope Baptist Church.
Rev. j. G. Harding, pastor. The one
that stood the longest was to be given
five dollars in gold; next two dollars
in silver. Miss Mary A. Cheers, OF
Bethel A. M. e. Church, was winner
of the first prize; Miss Blanche o.
Perkins, of New Hope Baptist Church,
the second. Mrs. A. o. Fisher, of
Bethel A. M. n Church was instruct
ess of the class.
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SCENE II.
SCENE III.
LILAC EMBROIDERY CLUB.

The Lilac Embroidery Club met
Monday evening, October s, at the
beautiful residence of Mrs. Alonzo
whitaker, 915 Tenth avenue, South
Inc reception room was beautifully
decorated with flowers and ferns. AZ
ter one hours work the ladies were in
vlted into the dining-room, where a
lhree-course menu was served. Mrs.
r. A. Washington rendered several
selections on'the piano. Those present
were Mesdames L. E. Moore, J. L,
Watkins, j. w. Lee, P. A. WASHINGTON
H. Cary, E. Sims, w. S. Amos, Henry
Crocket, John Barnes, w. H. Mosely.
The club will meet with Mrs. ]. w.
Lee, 1913 Phillips street, Monday
afternoon, October IL, at o'clock
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1908-10-09
MuREREEsRoRo NorEs.

Master George Smith entertained
Friday evening at the home of Mrs.
Maria Smith in honor of Miss Satie
N. Williams. who left for Walden Uni
yersity Saturday. Music and games
were enjoyed until 10 o'clock, after
which a two-course menu was served.
Those present were Misses John E..
Bass, Luvenia Payne, Fanny 8. Elex-
ander, Messrs. Percy Jordan, Lee
Brown, Jimmie Woods, Silas Williams
and William Williams.
Mr. G. B. Brady spent Friday and
Saturday in Nashville.
Mr.. Thomas Johnson spent a week
in the city, the guest Of his brother.
DIR. R. L. Johnson.
Mesdames Florence Mefford and
Georgia Ramsey spent few DAYS in
Nashville last week.
Mrs. Sarah Taylor has returned
from East Brook.
Mrs. Martha Suttles has returned
from Estill Springs.
Miss Lillian Simmons spent the
week with her sister at 416 High street,
Nashville
Miss Ora E. Green returned to Wal
den Thursday, October 1.
Miss Daisy Murrell, who has been
visiting Mrs. Annie Meeks, returned to
her home last Thursday.
The three months old girl of Mr..
and Mrs. J. G. Blake received first
prize at the colored fair for being the
finest girl.
Mr. James Miller, of Nashville, is
expected in the city soon to attend
school,
Mrs. Mallie Crawford, of SOC Water
street gave delightful luncheon Sun
day evening in honor of Rev. B. f.
Anderson and wife. The luncheon ia
de was bright with yellow flowers and
a delightful menu of three courses was
served. The guest list, aside from the
honorees, included Misses Matilda
Green, Nora Anderson, Beulah Miller,
Dilsie Butler, Mrs. j. P. Hickman.
Messrs. o. J. o. Miller, Tom Johnson.
Of Nashville, and DR.. l.. r. johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Meeks are all
smiles, A bouncing girl made its ap-
Dearance Monday morning, mother and
daughter are doing nicely.
Miss Ora E. Green entertained a.
limited number of her friends at tea
Wednesday evening complimentary to
DR.. L. R. Johnson and brother, of
Nashville. After part of the evening
had been spent in social conversation.
The guests were ushered into the din
ng-room, where a bountiful supper
awaited them Those present were
Misses Dilsie Butler and Matilda.
freen, Messrs Ed. Johnson and T.
Johnson and DR.. L. r. Johnson.
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Personal attention given Plans,
Specifications and Super.
intending.
ROOMS l {, 2 NAPIER COURT
BEASTS FoRTELL BAD WINTER.
(Hanover (Penn) Cor. Philadelphia
Record.)

Unmistakable signs lead local
weather prophets to predict a severe
winter. An old weather-wise farmer
remarked to-day that the weeds have
grown unusually high, which, he said,
indicates long, severe winter He
said nature causes the weeds to grow
tall so that birds can feed upon the
seeds when the ground is covered
with snow Another indication, he
continued, was the fact that squirrels
are carrying their winter supply Of
grain into hollow trees. When they
deposit them in less secure places a
mild winter may be expected
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1908-10-09
DELIGHTFUL GATHERING

On last Monday night there was a
party at the resident of Mrs. Martin.
l2S Twelfth avenue, North, in honor
OF Miss Eva Moore. Dancing was the
amusement. Mr.. S. Duley presided at
the piano. Those present were as fol.
lows: Misses Blanche Whitelow.
Florence Burns, Hattie Woody, Helen
Whitelow, Minnie May Smith. Hattie
and Addie Duke Johnnie Hunt, May Bell
Proctor Bette Holland. Cassandars
Bangs, Annie Bell Jackson, Sophie An
derson, Florence Harris, Willie Reed.
Lizzie Braden, Messrs. P. L. Caruthers,
Levi Bradley Louis Laster, Frank
Luckett Robert Sneed, Asberry Purear
Amos Allison, Joe Brothers, Jessie
Sneed, Willie Brame, Williams Donel.
son, George Harris, Sammie Brown.
Thomas Moore, Albert J. Scruggs.
Henry Matthews, Andrew Bright. Ben
Darden, Jessie Price, Prince Wells.
Thomas Jones, Ernest Battlefield. Ed
die Perkins, Clarence Ward. Bud Bill
lips, Buddie Ray, Wayt Cooper, Frank
Pillar, James Clark.
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SMYRNA NOTES.

Revival is still going on at the NJ. r.
Church and is quite successful. Rev
Mr. Florer, the pastor, baptized nine
candidates Sunday. 1t was also their
rally day and more than sixty dollars
were raised
Rev Mr. T. A. Sellers, of Lavergne
preached a most interesting sermon to
a large audience at the M. e. Church
Sunday afternoon.
Rev Mr.. Thompson, of Nashville
preached at night.
Mrs. A. L. Perry is spending a few
weeks in Nashville.
Mrs. Eva Perry was in Nashville
Monday.
Messrs. ]. I. Wade and L. Moore
have opened a cleaning and PRESSING
business which promises to be sue.
cess.
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GAINESVILLE NOTES

Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hester entertained
Thursday evening in honor of Mrs.
Henry Mosely of st. Louis, Cards were
played, after which ices were served.
Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. Ferguson, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Firse, Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon. Mr.. VIM.
jenkins and Miss Alma Harris, DR..
S. Jefferson and Mr.. H. r. Merry.
For the past few days, Mr.. D. B.
Rice, director of the Young Mems Brass
Band and Orchestra, has been i'll at
his home on Ford and Saint John
streets.
Dr. Burt has recovered sufficiently
to resume his practice.
After short illness Mr.. Geo. Har.
per passed away at his home on KEEL
logg street. The funeral services were
conducted by Rev. E. NJ. Seymore.
assisted by Rev. Messrs. Cross and
Carney. A wife and five children
mourn his loss.
Miss Clara Barksdale continues to
improve at the Home Infirmary
Mrs. Henry Mosely left for her home
in st. Louis last Friday morning.
Mrs. Matte B. Scott and Mrs. Eve
line Fentress, of Erin, Tenn, were
in the city this week on special bust
ness with our dentist, Dr.. S. Jefferson.
The Globe may be had of Mr.. Oscar
Dabney at his fathers establishment
on First street.
Messrs. Ely and Gates Moreland. of
Indian Mound, Tenn, were the guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Richards. of 6T3
Main street, for two days. Mr.. Ely had
not been to the city before for fifteen
years
The public school ended its first
month October 2, and everything is
running smoothly under the new prin-
cipal Miss Lizzie Ramey. The en-
rollment for the past month was 95S
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1908-10-09
HoUsEK.EEPERs EMBROIDERY
GLIB

The T9Ousekeepers Embroidery Club
met at the home Of Miss Bette
Thompson, 7O5 Ewing avenue on Fri
day, Sci Vt. %. After business had
been tr; lnsacted the ladies we're
served W It'll cream and cake. Those
present ere Mesdamese G. w. Ward,
H. M Bur ms. w. NJ M9Ewen. H. IA.
ney, w. NJ Rucker, John Battle, Thos,
Gooch, 5chard Merrill George
Vaughn, w. T. Duncan, Miss Frances
Farnell TT le next meeting will'be at
the home OF Mrs. Geo. Vaughn.
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COMPLIMENTARY ENTERTAlN-
MENT.

On Wednesday evening September
23, Misses Matte and Novella Mat
thews entertained a few guests COM
plimentary to Miss Blossie Bell, Of
Columbia. Quite a pleasant evening
was enjoyed Dancing and games
were the amusements. A delicious
ice course was served. Among those
present were Misses Blossie Bell, Liz
7ie Montgomery, Eunice Hendrix,
Greasy Young, Mabel Paskett, Geor.
Ella Cornell, Vivian Young, Dixie Chill
dress, Lucille and Leurenia Hall, Jo-
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BISHOP TYREE AT PAYNE
CHAPEL

All the w. NJ M. Societies and
friends of missions are most cordially
invited to Payne Chapel A. M e.
Church, East Nashville, to hear a spe-
cial missionary sermon by Bishop
Evans Tyree, D. D., on Wednesday
night, October IA. This is to be a
Union Meeting of all w. M. M. Socie-
ties and each society represented will
share In the collection.
MRS. w. S. PAXTON, Sec.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1908-10-09

Fenfine Andrews, Bessie and Effie Fri
eson, Annie and Ellen Henderson,
James H. Johnson, Hawkins Darden,
Arthur Fite, Prof, John Barnes, VIM.
Rhodes, Hadley Fite, Douglas Har.
ding, Walter Norris, Floyd Hockett,
Jas. Ericsson, Clarence Harwell, Lind
sley Foster, Mrs, Fannie Childress.
Mrs. Lindsey Foster and Mrs. Allen
Sbston.
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night. The members paid annual dues
to the amount of $22. Several new
members were added. The president
coach, and members made several
speeches. Manager Dawson made a
statement concerning his plans and
says that prospects look bright for
Fisk this year in the Athletic world
Mr.. ]. c. Mitchem was elected "Dux
Clamoris;" w l.. Dawson, assistant.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1908-10-09
THE c. H. p. CLUB.

The c. H. P. Club, of B. o. LOG, re.
Gently entertained at the residence of
Mr. and Mrs. e. Gooch on Green
street. A. large number of the mem
bers was present After business the
club was addressed by the president,
Mr.. E. Gooch. A two-course menu
was served. The club adjourned to
meet at the home of Mr., and Mrs.
Mitchell, Claiborne street.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1908-10-09
AApLEY SCHOOL HONOR ROLL

HADEEY SCHOOL HONOR KOHL.
The Ha dley School Honor Roll for
September is as follows: Those who
have been perfect in attendance, per-
feet in pu uctuality, and excellent in
department.: Binary Lou Hughes,
Georgia lMcRoberts, Viola Overton,
Louise Sn oWden, Villa Mai Hodge,
Florence Harris. 5 A-Hershel Lee.
5 B-Lizzita Burford Pearl McKissack.
2 A-Olie Dale, Bessie Johnson.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

Mrs. M. FL Bryant announces the
approaching marriage Of her daugh-
ter, Caroline NJ, to DR.. Chas. H. John
son, of Atlanta, Ga. The ceremony
will take place at the family residence
Tuesday, November 10, in the pres.
ence of the immediate friends of the
family.
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GIVEN AN ASSISTANT.

Miss Mayme Thompson, who teach
es at Lake Providence School, had
such a large attendance she had to ask
the Board of Education for an assis-
tant. The Board elected Miss Matte
B. Johnson, Of Tennessee street, as as
sistant teacher.
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IA rlllST PARTY.

Mrs Lesli Stevens, OF l4OS Hynes
street. rece ntly entertained a few
friends at whist in honor OF her
sister-in-law. Miss Alma Stevens, Of
Greenville, la. From a beautifully
decorated tai Ne bountiful collation.
was served The invited guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lightfoot, Mr. and
Mrs. Rainey L. King, Misses Hattie
Lightfoot and Nellie e. King. Messrs.
Lorenza Polla I'd. Paris Williams and
Leslie Stevens
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1908-10-09
"Out In The Streets :"
THE
SACRED TEMPERANCE DRAMA
That was so Beautifully rendered at Spruce
St. Baptist Church, on September
"a, 1908, will be repeated at
Jackson Temple G. NJ. 4. Church
MONDAY NIGHT
October 10, 1908
For the Benefit Of the said Church.
For the Benefit Of the said Church.

Three contestants are busy every
where placing tickets on sale. Hun
dreds of tickets are sold already. Ev.
erybody is anxious to see this Drama
again for it was received with great
est enthusiasm. Listeners were melt
cd to tears in one scene and in the
very next convulsive with laughter
80 you must come early, if you wish
a good seat
PROGRAM.
PART l.
l. Vocal Solo. Miss Lady Emma
1890 '.'..'' ....'...... Phillips
Invocation
Z. Recitation, Hiawathas Child
Rood, Little Miss Ruth Upshaw
). Vocal Duet ........ Master r 6
white, Jr, and Allen Carroll White
4 Recitation (Dunbar) ..
Miss Charlotte Beatrice Phillips
D Sole (Selected) ....
...,.,....... Mr.. Daniel Alexander
T. Selection (from F. H. Bryant)
MISS Katie Porter, Rock City School
Z Solo (Selected) ......
............... Mr.. Jas. Alexander
8 Reading. Miss Cornelia Bell Scott
y. Solo....... Miss Geneva Bender.
~. Piano Solo Miss Mabel Scott.
ACT I.
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FoR LIE WILSON lNElRMARx.

There will be a grand musical con-
cert given at Lee Avenue Christian
Church, Monday night, October 10. for
the benefit of the charitable wards of
the Wilson Infrmary. The public is
invited. The following will be
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SCENE l.
Double Quartette

Double Quartette ...
.'..M Mr.. Jas. Alexander and others
SCENE II.
SCENE III.
instrumental Duet ..... Misses Eva
Ina Barnes and Brucie Mae Ewing
Admission 10 cents. Rendered by
Inc Out-In-The-Streets" Dramatic
Cup OF East Nashville. Rev. B. r
B. Amos, Pastor
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FISK NOTES.

Inc Athletic Association hold rs
flrst meeting for this yea last Monday
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ACT II.

SCENE (Middle).
Vocal Solo, Ora Pro Nobis,".
.'''.'..,' Mrs Josie E. Henderson
SCENE IT,
vocal Duet, Holy Mother, Guide
Her Footsteps" Mrs Josio
g. Henderson and Mrs. M. v Reed
ACT III.
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SCENE |.

instrumental Solo ..... ...
'.''.....,.. Miss Janice Lee Noel
SCENE II.
Vocal Solo, What would you do?"
..',.......... Miss Geneva Bender
SCENE III.
Vocal Solo, Face to face. ..
.''....',.. Miss Sophronia Brown
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FOR RENT.

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