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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-19
CUTTING IN NORTH END.
Small Bov Used Knife IN His Ptay
mate Harry tosi1..

As the result OF II cutting fray III
North End several DAYS ago, iiaflH
Losh". az d II v ara. Hes nj ms nome
with a !,l".yotE "; 'ilh ~ !! - pacr
AMI pc!"y RaWl's I'D sSECE years
will be trI Il by .'H.tiC" In II In the
police ",it 'n""'rw j.. TIC charGe
Of fciun'CiS assault.
The st"hhinc sh,'d froin boHish
play. SrN",rl hLye wore wing al
riding tho rail" An elder .Srothelr
Of the yonngstcr who did the staining
WAS placed ON the rail. and. fearins
that his lroIh"r would be iniurRu'
lilil 4, rev rnw'r- t,ui, nut his kntts
ard stal'.cd ,Chus i.,sl". who was
~ rvinc one "ut e th rail. the
wound q Icy vs. 'rkCn home ana Ut
l"ry callc' lir fC""d mat th'
younpsr"r had severe cut between
his shoulder II tides. Er"'"s was sum
moncd to court by rtir"lman John
son.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-19
"'rss|o's" Second APPEARANCE Gets
he Children Excited.
ios9 snk'.s'N h me ltlID
There Were Several Changese in the
- Standing Of the Contestants Yester'
day-Ma an johnson Drops to Sec
ono Piace-Now is the T me.

Fr'Sh from bath and a brushing
aid run.H.ng. "PrestO' appeared on
the street yesterday. creating another
scnEariuu among he children III gen
e!al. ard exciting those who ar" III
the baily Press pony contest TO ie-
N,r heat. The pony really is hand
come little fellow, and IS as gentle
as Big pet dog.
After his attractive black and whit"
coat ard heavy man" ana tai. MS
most dli>linttirr features, are in lnS:l-
liable appetite for canes and 4 ten
dency 10 urn pickpocket to satisfy
the demands of his sweet tooth. Some
one has laugh; HIM to paw Tor
cakes. and his fore legs are working
pretty Constantly when there is com
panv ground
Their" we're numerous changes III
the standing Of the contestants yes
tel iay. Ilogr Wilkinson forged TO the
front taking first place and leaving
Marian Johnson. who had been lead
ing during The first two days of IN"
contest. in second place. The other
contcsta Ar" as follows. and whHh
the office closed Ia It night they stood
in the order named:
Jacqueln MarstOn. Dorothea Van
derslicc. of Phoebus. Theodore Cox,
Harry G. Bran. J. Lewis MorewiiZ
Eugene Mccain. DeSalle Sturn. Ruth
Kurnickp. Helen L. Hanger. Phiiip
PeySer. Richard Dawson. OF Hampton
ard Virginia c. Isley. Of Hampton.
There are still a number Of children
who are at work for the pony who
pave not vet sent in their names. but
It is probable that the list OF constest'
ants will be nearly complete when the
number of votes nolled by each is an
nrnncel next SUNDAY morning. Th7
rhillren who want to win the pony
should Jose no tine in. starting ont
f7r. while here is plenty of tim"
now. If they wait much longer they
will he 50 far behind in the race that
they will have little chance of catch
ing up with the leaders.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-19
lNs'T | \, RELIEF l! ! q
ITCHING HUM0R
Limbs Below the Knees Were Raw
feet Too Swollen to Get Shoes
0n-Sleep Completely Broken
by Intense itching and Burning
Well III Two Days and Says That
CUTICvRA IS AMONG
HIS HOUSEHOLD COOS

"God bless the man who first COM
bounded Cuticnra. Some two months
ago / had n humor break out On my
limits ,selow my knees. The Carne to
look like raw bsafstcak. all red. and no
ope knows how they itched and IIrns%d-
They were so swollen that | Nab to
split nv drawers open tn GIT th"in on
and could not GIT my she's On Tor .
week or raore. used five or six d1-
fercn, rer.,,sd,es and got np h"i!'. MY
when applying them the burning Vas
wore and the itching les. On" Tn"rninx
I remembered that /! had bit IL 'utt-
cIra and tried it. From the Tnprn"nt
il touched me the itching was R'n'' and
I have not felt y bit IL il sine. I've
swelling went dosn and in two dav. had
nv shoes an and vas about n u-'Iii-
1 only wish I had used ID" rfT7Ira
Rerp.-iieS ia the first Il NV ir"Il''fss-
They would have saved m" * "
thrsc weeks II intense suffering. Dur
ing that time 7 did not slcap an y ~ at
a time. but sA~ up applying IN
rrmedi.-s - ] mad. H.-ncrf"rih the
Cuticura Rrrnsi,es vii To- am NJ 'hy
bousehold g.pdS. rest sss'Ir.~!. &c
y. Farley, 20 Sputh State 81. C.'u",rd,
N. H.. May ~, 1907.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-19
WAiTlN' FOR THE TRAIN.

Who's Scttin' on the cracker box In
front Of Perkins store.
Awhi'tlin' an achawin', watin' fer
tn" train 10 come
J.; il true that Tuck Jnhnscn's went
To jail Cnce mCrCs-
For I've pot my country paper, and
IL max s me think Of home!
How Is crops In Henry County? Amt
we ne"din' RAIN
Jest watch that red haired wilkins
gal a.Switchin' down the street,
She arnt them airs al boardin'-
schonl-it gives our town q
How does Hank wilkins buy them
buds an make both ends 10
meet?
OlR Man Burns colt was sla5hrd by
barb wire Yesterday
Seems like that Prov idonce knows
them that stays away from
church
An Oh Man Burns. he wakes n"
hone. Int acts lest that a aF:
hove that Prcvid"nco don't leave
them Rurnses in the lnrch!
"Thn uiddor Hond'' &c billed for her"
the Tuesday after this -,
n half the raeh som neople spend
a-rnrnin' nft"r rhows
VA, snent n ravin' honest debts. them
actor folks would miss
The crc wd that nacks n" hall dr"ss-
cd in their Owed-for Sunday
clo'es.
rallo. tv Jirr'-ihor" comes Sue
Parks. that dress makes 'cros'
thu wav.
With Rantist Preacher Jones. a
marchin' long as bold rs ht".
Ain. her Methodist to boot!-bu'
then there's some that say
Sued change her church dozen
times to be a pr acher's wife.
I notice Billy Hicks has got bran
new buggy-tcp-
Them Snringtowr gals has got their
work cut oct a-catchin Bill:
The darpdest cutup in the state-tnt
pon the Guestion-Pop--
Not RilIy Hicks!-he's tno blamed
cute to hear'er say 81 Will!
lem Sanders ne has mor'gaged MS
last eighty. so h'ar- :,
ALWAYS said that Lem would emu
nm in the putier sure.
Bu, with n wife that naggad him night
and dav for fCrtv wear
Who wouldn't hackslid" new an
then from on his Keely Cure?
What's that? A whistle? rs the
traini-the darned Ole r'u'
O'Clock.
Eight minut late aein!-Say.
bovs. look there Quick as 20"
n, ruther don't Won look without w"
want e got ehock- :.
Tha, wilkins oal hiss went an met
another travelin'm9n!
Saw who's s-se.tin' on the shady size
. tho depot now. !
A-cbawir an a-spittin' an a-waitin
fer the tra'n'-
7, 10 trra that Albert Fireman has run
M TO Join n chow
For ~, cot nv ccuntrv n"ner ana
~ tate- mo ha~k ""a'~'
NJ, N,rcuie in Trnc'~ R"'''u s.
The Home Macaz;na for June.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-19
Cleared.

Steamer British Monarch iRrD, An
dcrson. Auckland New River COnSoli-
dated Coal Company.
Barge ancaSter for New Haven
ChcSap axe & Ohio Coal Agency Com
pany.
Barge Indiana for PrCvid 'nce-ChCS-
apeaNr & Ohio Coal Agency Com
panv.
Barge Pottsvillc for Lynn.Chesa,
pCakr & Ohio Coal and Coke Com
rany.
Barge New Jersey for PrOvidence-
Chesaps axe & Ohio Coal and Coke
Company.
Barge Julia r. Dempsey for Provi'
dence Chesapeake a. CniO Coal and
c. Ike Company.
Barge r mus fer Fall Rivcr-Ber.
wind White Coal Company
Rarre Annie H. Smith for Boston
New River Consolidate d Coal Com
pany.
Barge r. r. Thomas for Boston,
SmOk less Fuel Company.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-19
,,,n,,o r. the sou.re Inch.

This Is the story or remarkable -"
luton OF the secret or success in ia'm'
iru On a small scale. chiefly Tor the
hnefit Gf those who cannot auofd 10
buv large tracts Of land ana "o"''
no, be able 10 work thfm II they
could. So writes H. ID. Jones in the
Technical World Magazine for July.
To pjoue the curiosity Of the reader.
L., T. no first explained. in all serious
moss that IL farm cultivated In this
WV l. Irased I; should b understood
that when the tenant moves he Is AT
liberty &c take the soil with him.
The soil us,d in this metb-d OF
farming mus; he Of unusual richness
The story begins VITA the efforts Oh
two WON n TO gain livelihood from
Mother Nature. They leased five acres
q land In BERKSHIRE. England. Later
they found tina; FIVE acres was too
much lspd. and that they could hnd
full work fer themselves and for stp-
dents Who fCcked TO IN m 10 learn
box Il was done. with profit fer ALL
on a piece of ground less than ban
The size C that first taken.
The .rachers Of the wSmIa were
French gardener ami his family. who.
with an scr 80 land In France. sold
$3.50 wrrth Cf produce in year.
Tho rcruc At the farm Is Thus Dc
scribcd bv ore who visited I; and
mad tho photographs that 20 with
ihc article.
In bar plo~"d field stands
sduarn pal'Sadr % zinc plat "nclos-
ing about ihr" quarters II an acre.
Rchiud 8, tho French gardener and
tho wcm who lease the lard have
wrourh, what InJks lii, a she mira.
Gle 60 suv nnc unacauainted with the
ryritfn.
The ground "a sr covered with In
ycrtcd tcH glasses Of the kind known
In Europe as cinchrrs. Undsr cscs
h u al the time mis- writer visited the
farm were ave lettrces. tettuces we're
growing around the bells and other
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-19
PYTH!ANS ELECT OFFICERS
Annual Meeting OF Warwick loo-e
R~iS 4 asi Njuht.

Warwick I.ode" Nc. -. knights o.
PythiaS, held its annual election n'
officers al " II at nlcd meeting II
the lodge room II Washington avenue
and Thirty second street last night
Officers were elected rs follows:
Chancellor command"r--T. A. Mitch
ell.
Vic -ThanC llnr-R. T., Allen.
Prciate-C. \. Southcrland.
Master of wOrk-fi o. Nicholas.
Master n arm. Z r.. Hudson.
Inner guarl--J. W. Allen.
Outrr guard W. Brooks.
Trustcc-N r Enhank.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-19
FRESH AIR AND SUNSHINE.
Two Finest Cermicices in the world
Tha. Tend to prc,ono Life.

Fresh air and sunshine are the fin
est ge-miciies in the world And they
are for most people. the easiest 10
cain. DR.. Words Hutchinson. n
famous physician who writes in a
breezy an sensible vein on health
topics. declares that the :hree dead
LES; disease breeders of all times arc
darkness. Iampness. AM fou! air.
In a recent article M, Hutchinson
pr 1pcurds the interesting theory that
the bad ventilation of most houses IL
partly due 10 a survival Of the Hcstrich
iusiinc.." Our cave-dw Hing fore
fathers were too busy finding ho.es
where they would BE- safe from attack
10 bother about fresh air. In the mid.
die Ages. windows were mere Sits.
50 that arrows might he sho; from
them hut not into them.
n IS a;ayiqiic suryai Of this bur
EIar fear ;Fa' leads mankind still
10 build dark ghcomy houses. ard ~
g'rcp IN fcul bcd ropns VITA tiehr.
~ cIcycI windows Another and mon =
rafioSaI Cause for MOOR vcnfii.i N !
is tho pruTin nf h, a'.ng The "as'
e. way IN heat house "a 10 irn1rie n
tSe7cin n certain smoupf ~ atusoS-
phe-r and heat that over and over
a-nIr. without record 90 i's foulness.
For tho ~arne reason houScs arc bIil'
IN corrpa-t square f5rr'. With go
few windows AZ poss!blc-!' makes
heating easier ana cheapcT
TIE modern idea, which is max
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-19
BIG EXCURSION TO BUcKRoE.
Three TfruSand People 8rouch
from Richmond en- G.. 4 O.

Buckroe Reach was The Mecca yes
to-day for 1900 excursioaists from
Richmond. the united Presbyterian
churches Of The capital city giving
their annual outing at the popular
Chesapeake Ray resort.
The bathing beach At Buckroe this
summer is better than ever. having
been thoroughly cleaned and prerares
and offering water sport that cannot
he enjoyed anywhere else in this SOC.
ton. The large and completely
equipped bath houses have been fu!.
nishcd with all new sHitings.
A large pleasure per extends ont
into tie hay from the shore and
many pccpIc 70 there every Day 10
enjoy the bay brcczcs.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-19
SHIPPING REPORT
Thursday, June 10. 1908.
Arrived.

Schooner Jane Palmer Wiley, PORT
Iand-to White Oak Coal Company IN
ballast
Schooner Cox and Green. ThCWp,
son. Philada lphia TO I lien Greek Coai
Sales Company in ballast.
Schooner Paul Palm r. Allen. Bos
tCn-to Chesapeake 4 Ohio Coal and
Coke Company in ballast.
SchC OneT Malcolm Baxter. Jr.
Pierce. Bangor to Chesapeake & OhiO
Coal and Coke Company in ballast.
Schooner Edward f. Briry. Dudley.
Philadelphia to Oh 'sapeake 4 Ohio
Coal and Coke Company in balla It.
Schooner Augustus Welt. Marshall,
Bcston-to Chesapeake & Ohio Coal
and Coke Company in ballast
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-19
DAILY PRESS, NEWPORT NEWS, VA. FRIDAY, JUNE 1905

vegetables sown broad sst were canl'
inf up everywh, re, In Zach q nun l'
her ,f frames four fed square VIZ.
thirty i,ttur"s. a mass 2pf carrots M"
cauIihower. -,E :.
The entire secret Gflthe growth oil
,hcss products before u regular sec
son Is in the cropping and the sou
Every inch Of the soil lears at 'eas'
three crops year. each of them anu
clpatin. The season and therefore pro
during fancy prices,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-19
Mhit|amsn sha'pshooIefs Ga her
at Williamsburg Tomorrow.
AL COMPANIES M REPRESENTED



company in the state of Virginia VIII
LrgIn a weeks target practice with
the rev Springfield magazine rifles
On the rife range ut Williamsburg 10
morrow. The object of III" NEE ~
to select a team cf fifteen marksmen
to II pre- sent thr Virginia militia 4;
the national rife shoot NJ Camp Perry,
Ohio during the week beginning Au'
gust "a.
The movement of the troops on
Williamsburg viii begin today and by
noon tomorrow it is expected that
mUle than hundred soldiers will b"
encamped In tn. historic old city. me
men viii be under the direct com
mand of Col Charles A. Dempsey,
L.. :. A., retired. and for SIX days
they will b. banging away at targets
at the var Gus diStanceS-two hundred
10 seventceE hundred yards. Col.
Dempse will reach Williamsburg Sat
urdav morning. being accompanied by
various high officers OF the state mi
itiia.
ACCOMPANIED by Captain r. f.
Wilkins. First Lieutenant Harry Hup-
pert and Second Lieutenant c. G.
Moss. the team of three men from the
Huntington Rifles. Company c. will
leave this city on the early train to-
morrow morning. The team and OIL
GERS of the Peninsula Guards. ~'om-
pany d. Hampton. also Will go TO
Williamsburg on the early train.
Company G. Seventeen tRichmonII
Captain c. NJ Wallace. Sergeant
William l.. King, Sergeant Charles
!, T. Hawiev
Company -. Seventeen (Richmond)
-Lieutenant W. II. Underwater. Ser
geant II, H Rud1
Company NJ. Seventeen (Danvillcl
Sergeant S. w. Scarce. Sergeant
]. w. Hardy. Sergeant Samuel Best.
Company c, Seventy-first Newport
Newsl-Sergeant o. b. Fisher. Ser
! geant A. J. KilIian, Corporal r. II.
Smith.
Company b. Seventy second tCul-
peper)-Licutenant Nelson Wampler,
Sergeant Hunter Kilby. Corporal
! Louis G. Hawley.
Company d. Seventy scond (Front
RoyaD-Captain G. O. I-erch. Ser
gean; F. P. Evans. CORPORAL J. X.
Marshall.
Company NJ, Seventyfirst tEmpo-
ria)-Sprgeant p. p. Mills, Co-porals
E. y. Thorp. c. G. Ryer.
Company F. Seventy first tSuffolk)
Sergeant Harry Penn. Corporal
Henry Byrd. Frank Homer.
Company p. Seven;v-first tNorfo'k>
Sergeant Harry Capps, Sergeant Ed
gar l.. Brown. Robert W. Langen-
back.
Company <. Seventeen tRichmond)
Corporal J. f. Truehart. Privates
Mcdaniel md Keller.
Company II. Seven!v-second liar
risonburg, Sergeant F.. A. Herring.
Corporals F. u. Log. W. b. Dolen.
Company X. Seventy first tPorts-
mouthD-Sergeants John c. FELTON,.
John w King. Henry A. Davis.
Company r. Seventeen (Richmoni)
Sergeant G. c. Kelley. Sergeant p.
F. Howell. F.. A. Howard
Company y. Seventeen OFreder-
ickslurg, -Lieutenant r. W. Lowell.
Sergeant G.. f. Rowlan1s. Corporal
c. l.. Hart.
Company A. Seventr-second tStaun-
tonl-Corporal John Diehl. H. p. Glib
srn. " Ar-cnbrisht.
Stan enty-frst-Captain r. X.
Gale. Lientcnant Howard 8 Gibson
(adiu:ant)
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-19
Calendar For Today.
SIX ScHOoNERS ARRIVE.
Big Fest Of Sailing Craft Reaches

Six big coal carrying schooners ar
rived at this port Yesterday from
New England ports TO load cargOeS
of coal.
Several Of tn vees~ Is anchored in
The harlor. bnt others We're locked ut
the coal piers to L ad cargOes.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-19
Reserves to Play Fort.

The North End Reserves VIII cross
bats with the nine Of the IFS COMPANY
Coast Artillery. on the Fort Mon
roe diamond at 2:30 O'Clock Sunday
aft: rnoCn. Richmond and Powell
will he the battery for the Reserve
and RAYMOND and Mathews for Fort
Monroe. ,-,-s-=-,z-zg.s.,a -z.- -,..=...-.s=
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-19
FOR BABY RASHES
Ecxemas and isvststsoas, Cuticura
Is Worth It's Weight Ia Gold.

Tho suffering which CIItr7Ira $40
and CutbriIra Ointment have aII"v'H''-
among thu young and thu conf - ''".
have aTorTisI vermont ami w.. 8
parents, hav" vi ~ tirrr 81 nT'r.r ~
S-puntis~ss hrrn~s ~ T'riccir = 80 ~. --'1
and sraIp. Infarifi. and hirih hTrT -.
s~ailcy!-h bad. Cr51TnaS. rassrS. I''fr'r..
chafngs, and cv"ry FORM q :''' -
soaly. pirnply skin and s-alp hrm '..
with las<s uf hair. arr sTss~lily. Irrrr"A-
prntly and ccuurrpioaIly ~ rPsi.
Ca-rrae.s FTfarusf 80 f--r-r Tr~-'-T-'
T.<-y ga--~w - t-fzats CtHfT~r srf ~ 20
sssss ~ Carrrsa sssp ~ ~ tT-zs~ - -.
s-ss.ryrl sstrt<r<-f fsS~ - H~~i 80 Stf- ~
pu-a p~.fvs~f fsR- J. ~ y 80 '---. - % -.
tss,Sf ruh 70 ~ vsI = - - PTrr d. p
aksf f~-ssr-rdsss ~ r1-f F5fhr Drus = : '.
Cx.rp ssss~ r-5ss P,st1.. Ns@ -
vnsa-d Srs~. CatAcgrs BOA o. skfn I''ss-sNs
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-19
More Coal for Auckland.

The British steamship British Mon
arch sailed from this pert yesterday
for Auckland. New Zealand, with n
cargo of 4.9I3 tons Cf coal. The coal
is for the use of the Atlantic fl ct Of
battleships
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-19
ciadstooe's rhrift.

Gladstoae's Ebcrality vs.
very great. AID was curiously accom-
panied BY hts love Of small economies
his determination to have the prop
es Discount taken Oh the price OF hts
second hand books. his horror OF .
wasted half sheet Of note paper. which
almost eqsaIed HE deieststion Of .
ysstec ninvie. -Recollcctions Of Sir
Alsernoa West.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-19
Tier is Chartered.

The Norwegian steamship Tiger.
which has been here several days.
has been chartered by the Berwind.
Whit Coal Company and is loading
coal at pier NJ. - for the West In
dies.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-19

just think Of u. One dozen cabinet
ana er~ life size Photo. g. CREWS.
ssIs washington avenue. ee-St
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-19
Sailed,

Steamers British Monarch (BrD.
Auckland; Bay State. Sneidern. Bos-
ton; Bay Port. Jens, II. New BedfC I'd.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-19
OPEN AIR CONCERT.
North End Band Gives Entertainment
ToniVht,

The hand of the Eagle Engine Com
pany will give an OPP n air concert at
the band stand on the lot near the
fire engine house on Forty-sevsHth
sire It at 8 o'clock tonight. Hereafter
the band will give a concert rach
week and tie public is invited to at
tend. -
/ An unusually attractive program mas
been arranged fer this evening. Fol.
lowing is the program;
MARCH
"Recilicso' ... w. =. Chambers
Srrenadf.
Passes Sweet Nights" ..............
B. Grunenfelder
Grand Potpourri. s
20, Fair Dove: O. Fond Dove ........
oCh9cpcbiSht
Waitzes. - r@s-..
Sounds for Erin 80. c. w. Bennett
National MelCdi5s go. :. Robinson
PART II.
March and Two st p.
"CottntOwn' ........ Has s. Lane
Sarcrade.
"Old Church Organ" ............ ....
... W. p. Chambers
Musica; Fantasy.
"WOOdland'' " go. Gustav I.uder
Guard Mount" characteristic pieceD
-. H. Ei'ehBers
Home Sweet Home. -
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-30

came at that time a large and profitable industry, but I can tell you that I shall not be left when the craze for aerial nav igation actually bursts upon us.
 'It Is a well known fact that one of the chief dangers attending flying through the air is that of falling. I have now in- vented an aviators suit that I expect will be to travellers in the air all that a life preserver is to travellers by the sea, if not more, and I don't see how this suit can fail to be of benefit to all con- cerned, and especially of benefit to me.
 My aviators S suit is a combination spring and pneumatic envelope, which when properly put on will break the shock of any fall. It's imitation with air is intended to add to the comfort and luxury of it's use, but this imitation is not absolutely essential to the suits usefulness If 1t should become from any cause deflated the springs will serve their purpose fully though the jar on striking with a de- f1ated suit would naturally be somewhat greater.
 worn that no matter how you hit the ground you are all right. You may re- bound a few times before you finally come to rest, the height and number of these rebounds depending of course large ly on the height from which you fall and nature of the ground on which you drop, as to whether, for instance, it should be rock or soft earth, or, as might be, the roof of a house. My ayiators suit, if properly put on and adjusted, would by
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-30

For best advertising cuts tr9 -hs Gawk. hge-Hera" .,uilding.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-30
MISS BOLTON MAY
 GET HERD MEDAL Saves Miss Stella Bre- land From Drowning ALSO HAS A HERO SISTER M.s3 Etta Bolton Performs an Act of Bravery That Wins Letter of
 Commentator From the
 Postoffice Department.
ALSO HAS A HERO SISTER
By A. c. AYLESWORTH.

Hattiesburg, Miss, August 2.-(Special.) Miss Julia Bolton, the Alabama girl now resident in Hattiesburg, who last week distinguished herself by saving the life of her friend Miss Stella Breland, from drowning by dragging her out of the water by her heel, is in a fair way to se- cure the high recognition of Carnegie hero medal by way of recognition of her signal act of bravery.
 It is also brought to light in the course of correspondence on this subject, thai Miss Julia has sister, Miss Etta Bolton, who few years ago, near Mobile per- formed an act of bravery that won for her a strong letter of commendation from the postoffice department at Washing ton.
 There remarkable young ladies are the daughters of H. H. Bolton, formerly trav- cling passenger and freight agent of the Mobile, Jackson and Kansas City Rail- road company in this territory, who is well known throughout Ala abama and east and south Mississippi. The family had
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ENTRIES ARE CLOSED.
Candidates at Huntsville Turn the
 Stretch for the Home Run,

Huntsville, August 29.-(Special. )- The entries for mayor of Huntsville have been closed, the last candidate to announce being Thomas w. Smith, for two terms mayor preceding the cleo. tion of R. Earl Smith. MT. Smith is running as the administration candi- date.
 Both factions of city politics are now represented, R. L. O'Neal, editor of the Morning Mercury, being the candi- date of the anti-administration faction. Henry c. Pollard, for several terms clerk of the city, has announced as a candidate for president of the city council. At least two other men will run for this office also. There is a long list of candidates for aldermen.
 The fight started later than usual, but there is no prospect that it will be any less interesting than the biennial tilts that the two factions always have.
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it's distinctively resilient elasticity save the aviator every time.
 Tn short, with one of my aviators suits on one may travel the air quite free from care; and what air traveller can afford to be without one?
 "Yes, yes. Hmm, ha.' And the inven- tor smiles a little as he spoke. "Ye-es." he said, "I certainly was left a little in the bicycle days, but when we are hit by the airship craze I shall be present with the goods"
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A Mean Husband.

From Puck.
 Bliffers-Your wife is a busy little. wo- man. Makes her own clothes, does she7 Wiffers-Every stitch.
 How did you work it?"
 Always fell in love with her dress maker