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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-07

Result Of the Trouble Mar
~ Bryant Sustained Several Pain
rseth Mixson Must
serve Another Term.
,,0n saturdays Daily sun;
ram Mixson, one Of High Springs
asnowu characters, is again behind
nars Of the Alachua county Jail
IN charge Of carrying concealed
-.sDOus and resisting an officer in
4. discharge Of his duty, and will
y. be compelled to serve three
-oDths in the county jail.
the prisoner, who is well-known to
.,srvbOdy in that section, was ar
,.l,ned before Justice Bexley at High
evrings Friday morning, when he re-
..,ved this sentence. He was fined
,,0O and costs Or three months on the
',,ug" and, falling to raise the mon
4 will be compelled to serve time.
!. does not mind to serve the time.
,sDarently, as he was in a perfectly
rrial mood when Marshal George
prvant landed with him in Gaines
,ule Friday noon.
Il is stated that young Nilsson took
,svolver belonging to his father out
"a trunk in the room, when the pa
rut made complaint. Mixson was
uprehended by Marshal Bryant, who
,iempted to arrest him. but Mixson
acwed resistance The revolver was
sund In the bosom of his shirt, how
rer and after a lively tussel, which
vas animated in every sense Of the
yOrd, and after the marshal had been
hnen in several places. the man was
,onguered and landed In the High
Springs jail over night. The result
Il Bis trial the following morning is
Sated above.
MlSson Is regarded by the good peo-
Bls Of High Springs as one Of the
bad ones" and has caused all sorts
d trouble In that town. The people
4 High Springs are endeavoring to
pt rid Of such characters, and will
probably succeed after a lot Of hard
work.
Nilsson is now In jail and will no
tubt be taken to the mines in day
h two
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-07

n fog 40 other fsns n CONSIDERABLY 2
salys should ~ ksps ID eFesy hcuRs.
kala on arenuns ~ va Mye4s Faiae ~
ths trV3tnens % barns q aiiays "a
pasu Alrcmg lmWnafiy. SD Wuieae tnf
lngury "a q severe 500 heaia sks Parts
wlgh0ng ieaEinn a Eeaf rats saiFf "a
also gaeggaied sgr rkagges ha2fs
Mrw ngsgins aaa assesses ~ ths SALTS.
Pgtes. q esMtt Fgs s&ie ~ al arsN
wista
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-07
"A SATISFIED CUSTOMER IS A
GOOD ADVERTISEMENT"

/ will not sell an instrument under a
Misrepresentation, nor win | sell one
which | cannot Honestly and Conscien-
tiously Recommend as being the Best
Value for the money to be had any
where.
To many persons the purchase Of an
Instrument represents an Investment for
a lifetime. The Careful, Discriminating
Buyer seldom has cause for regret.
Therefore, invite a Thorough Investi-
CATION OF the Merits Of the instruments
| sell before a purchase is made.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-07

young people of the Arrod0nae
n enjoyed a dance az the h0us
- and Mrs. Alkens. Arredondo
'aaY evening. The affair vas
- By quite q numbeT from ths
osAoOd. and a few fE0m tails
~ Cntil a late hour the youns
'sVellsd IN tripplng me lishi
-'ae Toe. ana ths occasion WI
= Fs@embsre6 " those pressat
uaderst0od that there wiil b
~ aance az fhe hose q M.
NM Petit TSnsA tcuighl
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-07
NEXT SEASONS CROP
WILL Be HEAVY ONE
Truckers Along Tampa and Jacksonville
Railway Are Busy Preparing.
ACREAGE Will sg VERY LARGE

Many Planters Encouraged ~ IN.
crossing Prosperity ogsloes. viii
Increase Acreage ior Coming cvop,
ard Expect 70 Cot Coed Returns.
From Saturdays Daily SUM
Indications from points al0ng the
Tampa and jacksonville railway be-
tween Gainesville ead Falrnsld. eapg
cially In the vicinity ~ TacomA. Wa
cah0osa and Rocky Point. are that me
nenf crop II vegetables wili be . large
ous, a. ail truckers ere busliy ~.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-07
NEW
Music HOUSE
"SIG EXPENSE IS THE MOTHER
OF HIGH PRICES"

| employ no High-Priced
Travelling Salesman, have no
Exorbitant Rent to pay, and
| conduct my Business in a
Conservative Manner. This
enables me to save customers
from $50 to SlOO on a PIANO
and from $40 to $50 on an
ORGAN.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-07

uis uams 10 -taA cough hs
ao~mr care Cor EnA Or silver 10
~ wul steal your h~aiiA away y
A. sppears 10 y0mr hgass arrris Az
:, cwea wgfh Bailnfd't Horshpsa..
@-.,sr..ff mar memn eQ3NnMgttaa .
vew AonM A cure - ~ sus -.
eglsu mna eAe1t tFu1t - ffie~ - =
So ana 81 ~ botths. 1'S'a ~ " ~
gokE@sn
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-07
WALDO WON FROM ARCHER.
Came Was Sprinkle With Numerous
Errors from stSrt TO Finish.


Errors from Start TO Finish.
srom Fridays Daily sun;
Quite a crowd was present at Tie
1au park Thursday afternoon 10 wiz.
aess the game between waldo aad
Archer, and those present seemed to
enjoy The contest immensely. Bpta
clubs had a delsgstlun Q, rootess WIth
hem, among them being a na8ber
Il ladies from eaea town, but the
crowd from Waldo were in the rla.
lorsty and did what they could to help
their boys win the victory, which they
did by a score OF s to Z.
The game was started with Archer
at the bat, and they succeeded in get.
ting one man over home plate. In
WaldO's half there vas nothing do.
ing.
Archer did not score again untir
the fourth, but the boys from Waldo
called once in both the second and
third, and two in the fourth. This
made the score to ., and the Archer
fans were deeply worried about this
time, as there was no counting on
either team during the NTH and sixth
sections.
In the seventh the Waldo aggrcga,
ton seemed to so Ia the air. as three
runs made by Archer with but one
hit, In their half OF the seventh Wal.
do made two, putting them ahead "
the game,
Archer then made two in the eighth
to Waldo's one. In the ninth Archer
didn't score, while Thompson for WAL
do made the winning run.
The game was well worth witness.
ing up 20 the seventh inning, but
after this Il seemed to be anybody's
meat" as errors were made,by both
teams at an alarming rate.
The battery for Waldo was Prewit,
and Harvey while Coleman and Ep
person did the heavy work for Archer
Both batteries did fairly well. but
had very poor support on the inAold
Hicks, Thigpln. Cauthen and John
ston for Waldo flelded their positions
In creditable manner while Prewlti
did good work IN handling n number
OF groundors that came his way The
batting Of Willie Jolly OF Waldo h
alfo worthy OF mention. he gettlng
three hits out Nof folr times up. We
Is nothing but mere lad. IN short
pants, but he played good bali, both
IN the field and with the stick For
Archer, Bailey Willis acquitted him
self creditably in ieft field.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-07
I0N MIXSON IS
AGAIN IN JAIL
...sd for Toting a Pistol and Re-
sisiing an Officer.
LED OFFICER BAD NAMES

:. 4 Result Of the Trouble Mar
M sryant Sustained Several Pain
4 teeth wounds-Mixson Must
s.rve Another Term.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-07

When you avink. dFink ~fl0ma A
I.iiiard" II took ths prise % tha
worid'a Pair for purity and rhn best
syer IA n made ~ ths home q pWFs
wkiaksss. eight years Old. sna bottled
m bod Twelve fail qaAFta SO per
eaas, Address Bisll a Co, f@Kiaeton.
nv.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-07
The Game by lnnlnos.

Struck out--By Prewift, 6. ~ Cole
man. 3. Base on baIls--On Prewitt,
u. HIts--of Prewltt. 8; on Coleman,
Is. Two-base hits Hicks. 3 Umpire,
McKinstry.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-08-01
Bard Items.

A., correspondence.

correspondence:
Another fine rain SUNDAY night,
and everyone Is wearing a smile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lily and little
daughter We're Sunday afternoon
callers at the home OF l.. O. Alfred.
Rev. Bacon preached nj the Ar
bor last Sunday. He has an ap-
pointmcnt ior every fourth Sunday.
Mrs. W, ). Garter and children
and Mrs. \. ID. Owen spent last
Sunday with L. .. Alfred and
family.
Sunday school nj the Arbor last
sabbath was we'll attended. Would
like 10 see the entire community
there next Sunday.
Word has been received from
{. {. Sowder and family and they
are At present located at Elk CITY,
Okla. where he has engaged in
carpenter work.
There is such a demand among
the farmers now Tor seed that our
generous merchants cannot keep
a sufficient supply on hand. There
has been almost a race ior cane
seed.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-08-01

The Atlantic coast has the very
newest thing IN gospel crinkirs.
Rev. Sidney Goodman has cStab.
llshrd "A church IN Atlantic City
ior men only. II Is labeled a mems
church and the men arr PERMITTED
To- smoke and chew while the Rev.
Goodman cndravors 10 SOW gospel
seed IN their nicotine soaked hearts,
" heads isn't ~
And a an luduCcmcnt along the
tree ad. lines pipes, tobacco and
cigars are furnished tree to the
wOrshlppcrs, And oi a surety
BIO. Goodman has an cvcr.incrcas-
INK congregation.
Perhaps the up-to.datr gospel
dispenser believes that It Is better
10 smoke now than IN the here
alter. ANY way his scheme IS a
novel one and might commend II.
sell to the preachers OF the Nest.
The East shouldn't have all the
good things. How would It do
to have "A mems church IN Iu-
cumcarI, with iIer smokes furnish
ed' There are some lew hundreds
oi the smokers who do not attend
churches with mixed congregations.
Perhaps they prefer to smoke here
alter.
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"hanIey Happenings"

!. c. Williams has bought a new
horse.
Mrs. Milslagle has returned
home.
Mrs. Ed. Fearn has gone to
Oklahoma Oh a visit.
Henry Wrestling spent several
DAYS IN Tucumcari this week.
Mrs. Walter Elliott has gone to
visit her mother at Harris, Ark.
IL. !. Anderson who formerly
worked Tor the postmaster has gone
to Oklahoma.
Geo. Evans oldest boy was bit.
ten by a rattlcsnake last week bu,
Is recovering nice, at present.
Vineyard C%astleherry and family,
ohm McNais and mother, and Mr..
Dooly and family started for Greer
county Okla, last Monday.
We had "A biz rain Sunday night
accompanied by a great deal Of
lightning. Two horses were struck
and killed by lightning, belonging
to George Evans and 5. ID. Justice.
J. II. Kendall has gone to Croy.
don, Utah, to visi, his wife who is
there Tor her health. ID. Collins
will move on BIS place and look al
let Mr.. Kendall crops while he is
away
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Frio View
correspondence

Rev. Shelby spent SUNDAY with
Walter Perkins.
Wm.Eddy ard family spent sun.
day at Nj. kcsler's
Our Sunday school wasn't so
large Sunday. We have an aver.
age attendance ii about as.
We had ram Sunday night which
was appreciated very much.
Mrssrs Ewin and Virgil Thomas
who have been IN Okla, Tor some
time are expected home soon.
]. J. Murdick and family spen,
last Saturday night in Melrcse and
attended the revival meeting at that
place which has been going ON LOT
two weeks. They report a Tine
meeting.
The board OF directors OF this
district will 20 after the lumber
and begin the school house this
week, it will be built near Forest.
The talk IS that we will have a i've
month term this year.
Rev. Shelby, from near House,
begins a revival meeting nj the
arbof sunday morning which will
last until Mex Friday night. He
will 20 from here to Grady 10 hold
a p~rUtractcd meeting there. Bro.
Shelby Is an excellent preacher
and all should come out and hear
him.
News IS scarce this week SO IN
ring OIL"
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Puerto Pickinss.

Correspondence.
Brother Hodges preached to our
people Wednesday night.
Mrsdames Lee and Middleton
were Puerto visitors Wednesday.
Our %protracted meeting closed
Thursday. Some interest wa,
manifested and much good accom-
plished, Rev. II. c. Trammell our
pastor conducted the meeting.
We boast oil another hne rain
Sunday, Monday, Tu sday and
Thursday, OF this week which has
broadened the smiles OF the farmers
and heightened the vines OF the
watermelons.
Rev. Joe Hodges OF Oklahoma
is here visiting his brother >. W.
Hodges and the family OF his wit
who has been Out here Tor six
months, tor the benefit OF her
health. She has geatly improved
since coming here.
We have a lew hombrcs in this
locality who are under the impress.
sion that the government should
take car OF them until they can
grow some kafir corn. Now we
are not needing anything OF the
sort in this neck O. the woods. We
need more citizens with the vim
and backbone to think about farm
ing, moi, knocking and kicking and
not asking Tor something Tor moth.
ing. On n trip TO Tucumcari this
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-08-01

OF the Territory OF New Mexico.
as amended by the 18th Lcgis.
lativc Assembly and in tore,
from and after March 2Ist 1907.
oPEN SEASON foR GAME.
Deer with horns with KUN only.
October 18th to November goth oil
each year. Limit, one deer. Pen.
atty, 800 tine and go days i'm.
prlsonment Elk, Mountain sheep,
Beaver, Ptarmiganj killing, cap.
turing or lnIutIng prohibited at
all times, Penalty, $500 fine and
30 days imprisonment.
Antelope, Ph%easants, Bob White
Quail, Wild Pigeons; protected
until March -, 1910. Penalty,
500 hne and 90 days iu.prlsou.
ment.
Turtle Dove with gun only,
luly 18th to May Ist OF each year.
Penalty, SIoo nne and 90 days IN.
prIsonment.
Wild Turkey, Mountain Grouse,
Prairie Chicken with gun only
October, November and Drcem.
Der OF each year. Penalty, SIou
hne and 90 davs Imprisonment.
Quail native or crested with
gun only; October, November,
December and January OF each
year. Penalty, 500 fine and 90
days Imprisonment.
Song aud lnsectivorous Birds
killing or injury prohibited. Pen.
altv, $50 fine and go days impris.
onmcnt.
OpES sFAsoN foR fI~H.
Mountain Trout Call sprcies)-
with rod, hook and line only: NAV
18th to October 18th OF each year.
SIZE limit, not less than o inches.
Weight limit, IS pounds per day.
Penalty, $50 fine and 90 days i'm
prisonmrut.
Bass (large and small mouth
specles)- with rod, hook and line
only; May 18th TO October 18th OF
each year. Weight limit, as
pounds per day. Penalty, $50 hnr
and 90 days Imprisonment. I'm.
lawful to sell, or expose or offer
Tor sale, or Tor any common carrier
express company, agent or en-
plOye thereof, TO receive or have
in possession or transport tor a
ket any game ANIMALS, birds or FISH
protected bv law in this Territory.
Penalty, 500 fine
The use OF dynamite, drugs, or
permitting saw dust to pass into
any OF the public waters OF this
Territory in which are game food
hsh Is a felony.
IreSpasSitg on posted private
property prohibited. Penalty,
500 hne and 90 days imprison.
mrnt,
W. +. Gritien, Warden.
+. a. Roy, Deputy.
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San Jon Breezes.

Mrs. lay Grimth Is ENJOYING a
visit from her sister.
MI. Mae oi Kansas City, Mo-,
- looking up land ~ u neigh.
bUrhOud.
l.. {. Martin and John Appcrson
leave this week Tor Kansas, took.
INK Ton work.
Mt. breeding, sold his claim to
{. II. Miller, and will leave Tor
Tennessee IN a lew DAYS.
Walter Bennett expects to leave
the middle III the week tor the
Plains, to ind pasture lor their
livestock.
]. W. Wilson vi Norman, Okla,
has been IN the ncighbOrhuOd
several DAYS tins week, looking
TOT some land.
Messrs Maphis, SrawcIl and
Jones, with their families, came IN
a lew days ago to take possession
Vi their claims.
W. ID. Bennett who has been
working at his trade lOr some
time, IN Tucumcarl, is expected
home this week.
Don't forget the Baptist Meet.
lng beginning Friday night, Aug.
eth, at San ion. Rev. Waller will
conduct the cr,ices.
{. III. Miller and wife invited IN
n lew friends Sunday July 26th, to
celebrate their Wedding Anivcr.
sary. They were married there
years ago IN London.
San Jon had another good a
Sunday night, perhaps the best ol
the seasO Tor the immediate
neighborhood. Now We will show
YOU what turnips are like.
Mrs. Appcrson ioincd her bus.
band last week, IN Texas, where
he has been Tor some time trying
to dispose OF their property. They
will return to San ion together.
Miss Maggie Ashbrook, who
has been visiting her parents in
C~hilicothc, Texas, returned last
week to san Jon, and is now max.
INK final proof on her homestead.
Miss Woolcy has accepted "A
position IN one oil the Oklahoma
schools and will leave lor that
place IN the near future. She cX.
poets to return to heI claim IN the
spring and try her hand at farm.
my
{. y. Cramcr was IN San lon
and vicinity several DAYS last week,
getting acquainted with the voters.
lie seemed like a nice fellow
tor "a democrat. There must have
been a good republican parent
somewhere IN the back ground.
Miss Ieva Fry had a narrow
escape from a mountain RATHER,
last week, IN the brakes. IL e
urrd "A little over tive iect and had
rattlcs. Miss Icva became
so attached To II, she intends max
ing "A belt out OF it. skin and keep.
ing 1t always near her.
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Teachers Institute.

Win be- held in the school house
at Iucumcarl beginning Monday
the I7tn day oi August, 1908.
Prot. +. T., McClanahan from
Mrsilla Park, and Mrs. ". l.. Hart
OF Casaus, will conduct the institute.
4 tee OF two dollars will be charged
Tor tuition.
All Teachers intending to teach
are expected to attend as no per
mits will be- issued hereafter unless
teachers show a very strong excuse
tor not having taken advantage OF
this opportunity.
Respectfully,
NJ. Rudolph
County School Superintendent.
l2-3t
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-08-01
Danger Lessened.

Look here! Amt We got any
better sense than TO he smoking
whilst we're handling these ere
kegs OF POWDER" exclaimed a son
OF Erin 10 a fellow countryman.
Don't YOU know that there was
an explosion yesterday, which blew
up n dozen menl"
Faith, but that could never
happen herel'
why not?"
Because thare's only two OF us
on the joh."
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Observation-Disclosures Observation-Disclosures
Z


week we noticed the conditions OF
the lafms and those people who
stayed at home and cultivated
their lands have something TO
show Tor IL. II there is a family
~ need ON account OF any mis-.
fortune, Puerto stands ready to
come to its relief.
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NOTICE OF PU%BLICArI oN


Nc. $40
In the District Court of the Sixth Judicial
District Of the Territory of New MeE-
leo. within and Tor the County Of
Quay.
The NJ. Is. Goldenberg Company,
a corporation. plaintiff
DIT NJ. NJ. Louie, and
Mrs. NJ. Louie, defendants
The First Nationa, Bank NJ Tueumcari,
". NJ, aud NJ. &. Me- he n, Rarnishees.
The said defendants. ". VI Louie aud
Mrs NJ. Louie are heraby notified ,ha, a
suit has been brought against them in the
above named court by the above named
plaintiff on a promissory note Of the said
defendants Tor the sum Of SiB4.o6. and
coats OF suit. aud on an open account for
goods, wares and merchandise, Tor the
sum OF stJ7.SS and Tor cost OF suit; and
you are further notified that unless YOU
enter your appearance. or causr same 70
be entered, in said suit, on or .saiore the
18th day oi September, A. d.. zoos. indg-
meut by default in said cause will be ren.
dercd agains, You
HARny n. McELeoy.
Attorney los Plaintiff.
Dated at Alamogordo. N. M,
July a7th, i9os
CMAs. p. Dowrs.
Clerk Of ssid Cosrt
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NOTICE. FOR PUBLICATION,
Department oi the Interior, u. =. Land
office AT rucumcari, n. NJ, July az, zoos
Notice is hereby given that Tucker II
Matthews OF Hollene. N, NJ who on Feb
o., 1907, made Homestead Entry No. i4s7l
Serial No. o7So Tor sw4, Section 4. Town,
ship On. Range soc. N. M principal mer.
Idian has Tiled notice Of intention 10 make
hnal communication proof, 10 establish claim
10 the land above described. before w. 4.
Par,low, u, S. Commissioner, in his office
a, iIollene n. NJ on the Iath day OF Sep.
tomber zoos.
Claimant anne as Witnesses:
Hen Crawford, Pierce Eilis. ]. II. Kirby.
ID. Z Brown, all OF Hollone, N, M
81 X. A. Prentice, Register,
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Notice 20 the Public.

am building a park on my pre-.
misses at Blue Water Holes Tor the
accommodation oil the public and
until 1t is ready Tor use nobody will
be admitted to the grounds. After
We are prepared Tor visitors a reas.
enable price will he charged tor ad.
mittance. Respectfully,
Date 7.IS.oS Lee Hamilton, <,
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

NOllCE FOX PUBLICATION,
Department OF the Interior, u. =. Land
Office at Tacumcari, y, NJ, July 20. 1905.
Notice /, hereby given ina Emma r.,
Forkaul OF Plain y. NJ, who on April a,
1907, made Homestt adj Entry No. I7I,4
Serial No, o7Ss. for ne4, Section II, Town.
ship ~, Range sac, \ NJ, principal mer.
idian has nled notice Of intention to make
final continuation proof TO establish claim
TO the land above described before Regis.
ter and Receiver. u. 5. Land Office Al
Tuoumcari. n. NJ on tho 10th day oil
September. 1905.
Claimant names as witnes1Ns:
&, r. May, Of pieano, n NJ, Arnolc
Al, s. u. $ ev ,ns Anthony Grebin, al
OF Plain, n. NJ.
81 K. A. Prentice. Register.
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Socialist County Convention.

The socialist party OF this coun-
~ will meet at the court house Tor
the purpose OF holding a county
convention on Saturday morning
August !, nj GA. m All socialists
requested to he present. A full
ticket will be nominated.
Respectfully,
DR. T. T.. RIVERA.
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For trade City Property, Wagon
and team, Carriage, Cows, etc.
SHERWOOD x HARpoRAyE 4ati
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Drink y Stein OF Hires Root
Beer, at BLK Drug Store. sI-ti
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-16
sUPLDREssEL
ND0RSES STARS
WHITING CONTEST
Head of Kearnys Public Schools.
Sees Werth to Children
in cornoe'itio1. 4.
sAYSIEAcfiERS ARE
ALL ENTHUSIASTIC
Handicap Is Abandonment OF
Vertical Style for the Popu'
lar Business Hard.


SUPERINTENDENT Herman Dressed. jr.'
of the Kearnr public schools. when
asked today by an EVENING STAR re-
porter his opinion OF THE EVENING
STARS p~enraanslip contest. said
This contest seems to come at an
opr1ortune time TO encourage the chill
dren jim their, efforts to improve their
ha hdSritlrg. but since we haze re-
Gently discarded the vertical system OF
writing in favor OF a more businessilke
style. the writing Of our pupils is IN
the transition stage between the YER
teal am the Slant systems. 1t is doubt
fuls therefore, whether the pupils OF
our sQheeas will rank as high as they
wotll&rN they had been trained in a
more modern system than the vertical
Our. teachers are very much inter
ested, in ~penmanship at this time, ano
appreciate that this contest will be
graat stimulus to penmansnip in the
public schools. We realize, however
that a pupil. cannot win i'm a contes'
like this unless he is willing. to practis'
writing constantly and faithfully. ,lr
THIS lies the educational Valre of THH
EVENING STARS contest; 1t is This
which n1ll benefit the children ) more
than the winning of a prize"