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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-08
Sehoo! Children Imprisoned.

LONDON. ONT. April six per-
sons were injured. one fatally, and
financial loss of fully $4,000 was en-
tailed by northwest hurricane which
passed over this city today. At the
Aberdeen public school a tall chimney
crashed through the root. imprison-
ing 900 pupils and creating q panic
Mar Laburtis aged. 9 years. was
fatally injured and four other pupils
were severely hurt. The fire depart
ment worked rapidly and succeeded in
quietiug the children who were re-
moved bv means Of ladders
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-08
PERSIA WARMED.

GRy sssciai-j Prcss.D

WASHINGTON. ID C. April =
The Persian government has beer:
notified by tho S'ai" department thar
the United State woIid held Persia
responsible for III" frWcction o.
American citizens at Tabriz and other
places in Persia. where disorder
exists.
There are many american mission
aries aud teachers IN Persia
This notice WAS scnt through the
american diplomatic representative
st Tchcrsn.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-08
rsw Accepts Invitation.
1By Associstrd PrcsS.D

WASHINGTON. u. C.. April -
President Taft today accepted an invi,
tation TO attend q celebration OF tho
10th anniversary Of the nrst inausu.
ration Of George Washington To pr
held At Alexandria. Va. the afternoon
Of April 90.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-08

lContInucd on Fourth Pagc.)
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-08

tContinucd on Third Pasc.l
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-08
CAR - Overruiec.

From the decision Mr. Clark. Mis-
scuri. appealed with the result tha;
on division the ru'ing vas reversed.
i62 to Ia. Many Republicans. most.
" from wisconsin and Kansas. voted
with tho Dcmoc-a's
Mr. DaizcIl at once demanded tel.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-08

THE DAILY PRESS 10 the
only newspaper published in
Newpo1 News that receives the
full news service Of the Asso-
ciated Press.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-08
Long Wrsnqie ensucs.

A long wTaHgic cnsucd over tn
right e anyone 20 offer amendment
other than the ono by Mr.. Vrecland
which IL was stated by NJ. Dalzei'
sas covered specifically by the rule
In an elaborate declaration the chat
sustained the po,nt of order. sayini
that Ttc Vrceiand amendment was Il
line VIII the rule. Tho Norri
Amendment in consequence. was baT
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-08

THE WGArHER.
Fair, cooler Thursday; Friday
fair ard cool, moderate north
west winds. .s+ -. 1T. -
The Holly chieftain., 1909-04-09
heMI. 81 r TrEFtTU3-
CURES lNllGESHON .
Al Diatreas tsoa, SIoaach -
te Gtastiss. vaaiahaa u Five |
L4o,. Nian(os,,,i,ilooy

Take your sour stomach,
maybe you call it Indigestio
Dyspepsia. Gastritis. o. sCatarl
or stomach; it doesn,t matter
take your stomach trouble riei
with You Il, Your Your Pharmacist a.
ask him to'open a aoso-ctnt case W e.
Pape's Diapepsln and let you e;1o
one 2e-grain Triangule and see 70
within FIVE minutes there il, lie
any trace Of, your stomach, mH'on
cry. In, ,to-,
The correct correct 'ru name TO for yor q. 'of'
trouble is Food Fermentati6n-.
food souring; the Digestive oEin
gans become weak; there is ilacran
Of gastric juice; your food is onl
half digested, andayou benom
affected with adlossu Of Appsta, u.
pressure and fullness after eatiuh
vomiting, nausea,ii heartburn
gripping in bowels, tenderness. ice,
the pit Of stomach, bad taste il. c
mouth, constlpation,,,,1hippss pain II II j,
limbs, sleeplessness, beichingii0
gas. biliouness, sick aheuiache
nervousness, dizziness and man, fol
other similar symptoms..aaii .ai.a, .a',has ,,.s vii
If your appetite. is ,fckie, ,Anf
nothing tempts YOU or you belei :,
gas, or if you feel <bloated ate. .'S
eating. or your foodolies like ;tel
lump OF lead on your st0snarh
you can make up your mind she ant
at the bottom of all 'thisi'th therein
but one cause-fermehtationh hnU
undigested food. U 'aoi,'lhi,fs'al.
Prove to yourself, aftsa5, ysov1ity
next meal, that your stoWaeb,H
as good as any; that therensl
nothing really wrong. Stop tlsi. -
fermentation and begin 4hie ieatihesy,
what you want without feare son
discomfort or misery. 'eu e, 'pe
Almost instant relief is waitIpe,a
Tor you 1t is merely matter,n,
how soon you take little Dh
pepsin. ser
The Holly chieftain., 1909-04-09
A BstcheIos's Hoseynoos

Manager McCreery Of the Holly
npera house is very fortunate in
being able 10 secure "A Bachelors
Honeymoon for April I4th. This
10 probably the best comedy that
viii visit Holly this senson. and
the atrons Of the Opea hous.
should show their appreciation Of
Mr. McCreery's efforts by turning
out next Wednesday night and
giving "A Bachelors Honey.
moon a full house.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-04-09
board Of Educstios Meet.

board oi Educatios Meets
Minutes Of special meeting Of
board Of Trustees of School Dis
trict No. q, held April S, 1909, at
4 P. NJ. Present;
George Ikelman, President.
j Harden, Secretary.
w. NJ. Wiley. Treasurer.
Mr.. George Ikelman, owing to
his hav ny found it heccesssry to
leave Holly, rendered his resigna.
ton ~ president of the School
Board, TO be effective at once.
The remaining members Of the
Board adopted the following r-so
luton:
Where's. For six years Mr.. George lkelman
has been member nf tho Board Of Directors
Of School District No. :. and has conducted
himself in ssch wsy thst his advice and coua
c;is in the conauct sf the aaairs Of the schools
have been ot great value. and
Where's, The members Of the Board feel re-
sret over the closing d an association which
hes been 20 pleasant to them. end
Where's. The csms,unity 81 Holly is under
eal;ss,ion to Mr.. Ceors. iLslman for bis able
work in ID. interss. Of the schools.
Be ii Resolved. Tbs, his resignation be &C.
ceptsi with regret. snt ,hat 90 behs!i Of the
co.mnni,y. Tho Board tender their ,hsnks to
him.
1t wns moved, seconded aud
carried that Mr.. j. w. Bryce, be
Recommended 10 the county suqer-
intendent to fill the uneKpired
term Of President Of the Boant.
Meeting adjourned.
J. B. Harden.
Secretary.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-04-09
uUaaoe or THE HOUR
~ csas,Ssrst, ,ss,sA.

II hope and trust. muh po' under.
dose bFu0der" severely said good olA
Pars0n 6agSter. addressing bibu-
l0s,aly inclinsd member Of his nock,
dat d 'streesiD eppcrsOde Of nlght
befo' last VIII be lesson To yo'".'
''Yassah." replied the errlng one.
wagsinx his head convincedly, II
sho'ly rsegiDs twill. l been nh mack
m hOme too many drains now and
ag'in yuh OF late. Ms lnuh wlfe-fine a
lady ~ dar b In the world-has been
p'lntedIy tellin' me- But on de monu-
naeatal 'cAsiOn yn' defers TO ! gifts all
lit up and draped down by de wxyxide
and slept all night on an ant hill, and
d paltry varmints mighty nigh eft
M M. Blame near skinned me aliv~.
sab. dem ants did. but day didn't talk
nh whilst day WAX dom 1t. Nnssah.
ley never said n word bout de awful
e0nta niinatiOn O nuh heenyux conduct
and all dis aud dat and de tudder-
dess EFT me up In peace and quiet
And after dis. II keeps muh mind.
whenever ] Kits too much o. dat ar
balloon juice In muh pussOnality is
gwine to lay out on an ant hill all
night preference to goin' home to muh
family. BY de Llessin' o. de Lawd.
ants don't talk"-Tom r. Morgan I'm
Puck.
Credit Where Credit 10 Due
~ never search my husbands pock-
sts.'
Dear me! ia yonr faith in him as
strong NJ all that"
NO. I haven't the least bit Of faith
In him. but give him credit for being
too intelligent I" carry home ANYTHING
be dOesn't want me to see."-Chicayo
Record Herald.
Doth Sides.
II suppose" remarked the inaulsi-
tive man. ~ good many of your ten
ants hnd 1t cheaper to move than to
pay rent
"Perhaps.s replied the real estate
agent "and we often find 1t cheaper
to keep them moving than make the
repairs they ask for" - Philadelphia
The Holly chieftain., 1909-04-09
rsrn AL.ut.

The Rooster-You fellows have had
this pond oil summer. Now give us q
chance-Woman's Home Companion.
Worked Il Hard.
''You say be IL q diplomat"
HE is, indeed
when did he ever do any diplomat
ing:"
He met holdup man the other
night who said he was taking up COL
lection for a worthy cause and before
the thug got away he had borrowed
car fare from him.
Gentle pis.
"Can l use eloquence:" said the ex.
plosive orator. "Ah. my friends. l
have faced many open mouthed audi
snces"
"Open mouthed!" echoed the little
man In the last seat. what were
they doing-snoring? &c Chicago News.
Reversing the cass.
when Binks. poor fellow. wanted
to get married he certaialy had hard
time"
"Why?'
Because first he had to pop the
question. and then he had to question
:he pOp."-BaltImOre American
Fairy Flerai Stssds.
The airship is Que Vt many modern
taventions that were long ago anlici-
patsd BY the fairy tale. For instance,
Il you tread ON st. Johns wort after
ssasst on St. JoAa's eve horse will
spring out Of the sattS and carry you
round the world among the stars all
nisAt. But you must b careful to be
near earth At sunrise. for 1t will un-
heros yoa then wherever you are. An.
ssAsr botanical fairy steed u the rag
wort. now nourishing In the country
side. which Is ridden by witches 10
nnsiand and BY leprschauns. or fairy
cobblers, In lreland.-L0ndon Mall.
Mike-Pxt. there's only wan thing
viii cure malaria-that's whisky and
Quinine.
Pat (anxtously,-where kin you git
II?
Mike-Git what-the whisky and
quinins?
Pat-No; zalAskA.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-04-09
A Well Cooked Meal

Appeals to ms all aud The
Star Restaurant serves then, daily
Voleen Il Bogae nre experienced
cI,ets. aud know how to please
,ou. Location: next to l.oznrs .
,,ool hall.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-04-09
POLITICAL RLAPD0ODLE

The Lamar Register, instead of
replying to The Chieftain's ex-
pose Of its grating qualifications,
evades the question entirely by
resorting to hyperboIe and inu-
endo with his Lamar opponent,
the News, as 10 evidenced by this
mode little package:
The Register hsd s~se. scented
'boquet thrown si ii Lee, week BY
the brilliant reform editor Of the HoI,
Chisf,sin. which was immediately re.
poblished BY its Lamar echo. the daily
spanked spssm across the street. sup
posed to be edited BY another re-
formed CRATER. Tbs sr,icIe in qu.s-
lion 10 50 lar from even . sembIsncs
Of GENTS ~ 10 cause worry and is
1nly vslusbls to show that The Lamar
Relorner is 10 busy between trying
to work the commissioners into allow.
ing his SI153 steal and trying to
explain 10 the govsrnment inspectors
The various soft things he hiss worked
while in Office. that he has no tins 10
even display his own brand Of ssur
arsqes but must needs graf, those Of
The Chief,sin.
T.e Register. undoubtedly con-
science stricken. realizes full we'll
that Holly has been Disseminated
against, therefore rests his case"
against his local opponent. without
denying the truthful allegations
set forth in our last issue. Make
no mistake. brother. The Chief
tain is not hunting spoils--it sim.
ply wants that to which it is Justly
entitled.
Ten yards calico for Is cents,
only q cents u yard, at White
Bros.
A Heali, x Salve for Burns, Chap
ped Hands and Sore
Nipples
As healing salve for burns sores, sore nip.
plss and chapped hands "Chamberlain'a Salvs
is most excellent. Il sllays the pain Of burn
shnos, instantly. asd unless the injury is very
severe. hesls the parts without leaving . scar.
Price. Is cents For sale BY The Holly Phar.
macy f ID Baird & Co Pr,or'a
The Holly chieftain., 1909-04-09
Coeirsctsr A. Athey

II 10 with much pleasure that
The Chi'ftain chronicles the rapid
progress Of Mr.. 4. Athey. the con.
tractor and builder, whose ability
III this line has placed him in the
verv front rank Of artisans in this
portion Of oloratio.
While number of the very best
buildings in Holly attest to thu,
superior skill of Mr.. Athey. he is
co 'stantly called upon to figure on
n"w ones of the same design
which is co,,.lu-i,r proof that his
work is highly satisfactory.
MIR. Ath,.y's latest contract il
the residence of ". W. EnIy. on
West hryrnn- street. which will
lIe on" Of those cozy. csmfor;al l..
homes for which the cont actor il
noted. This cottage will i~-
stri'tl, naslern, aml n.i er ,ains
nor exp lse will be sp ,red in it's
CO strnction by Mr.. t,aly.
Will Mr.. Atheys sue ess here
has been ph"nomen i he still ret ins
his old time cn'npl ,,.,,cy. and i ns
mHies' and unns, ming as girl
Ia h'r teens. ossessinx those at RI
bn'es in II large degree whict,
makes him one Of Nature s noble
,neu
The Holly chieftain., 1909-04-09
Mrs. F. N. Wilson Better

A. The Chieitain goes to press.
word come, from Hartman that
Mrs F. NJ. Wilson, wife Of the
genial manager of the Denver AL.
f,ifa Mi ling d Products Co, il
"a IN" ly recovering from her re-
c,n, sise Of illness.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-04-09
The Holly ,Chieftain
nOSrOfFlCF RECEIPT.
Bv L. N. ZALlNCER

The Holly los.ofttr for the fis-
cal year ending March II, has
si''ur remarkable years business :
considerably over that Of last year.
~a-n il is known that all the bnsi
lsess of Hartman mmi vicinit, e.am..
tn us. prior to the establishment Of
the Hartlnnn lsstoffice Just about
one yenr ago.
The total years business :, tuats
that of last vear. according 10 the
report of Postmaster MsCre.rv.
just issussl. although the bus;ness
of Hartman Wis cut out nml the.
sugar canning, was not up to it's
usi,al dnrntin which shows :. most
substHhtia gnir for th. II mo this
ending Mnrh II.
I:CREIst IN Bs.X EENr
Beginning with April l. the rem
tnl for various sized lock bo es in
Holly wrr,. increased by Fostmas.
Ter general. The IS cent boar.
were Increased 10 IS cents and the
IL, I. Mt boxes ARE nov Is cents.
and SD or.
These rates are 90 si.leresl very
low by postotiicr leyple, us boxes
similar to our As cent l'oxes b ing
sl.5l in Denver. and the othe il,
the sAms. ratio
The Holly chieftain., 1909-04-09
Sio.t Visits Al Wilson

Born To Mr. aad Mrs Al Wilson.
last Wednesday. daughter. At
last accounts Mrs. Wilson and
baby are doing fine and the re-
doubtsble Al is the happiest man
in town.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-04-09

will make the season Of 1909 1t the ranch Of
L. n. ksphsrt. tour and sne.h.lf miles
northwest d Holly and one and one.
half miles northeast Of Amity
Samson 10 a black jack Of mammoth stock with
mealy points. stands is hands and one
inch high and weighs 1000 pounds
Terms $40 10 Insure q Livini Colt
Care will be taken to prevent sccidsats. but
will not be responsible should any occur.
l.. H. Kephart. Owner.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-04-09
A Heali, x Salve for Burns, Chap
ped Hands and Sore
Nin,,les

As . healing salve for burns. sores. sore nip.
plss and chapped hands ''Ch.mberl.in's Salvs
j. most excellent, Il sllsys the pain Of burn
shnos, instantly. aad unless the injury is very
severe. heals the parts without leaving scar
Price. Is cents. For sale by The Holly Phar-
macy. F. d. Baird & Co. Prspra
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-10-13
A JOYFUL PASTIME
It's Really Pleasure to Cure Catarrh
by Breathing Hyomei.

IT'S Really Pleasure TO Cure Catarrh
by Breathing Hyomei.
It isn't a pleasure to saturate your
stomach with vile nostrums or to shock
the tender membrane Of the nose and
throat with disagreeable sprays and
dOuches.
But strange to say :!,ere are a few
thousand people who do not Keep
abreast of the times who are hoping
against hope that these ancient meth
DDS will rid them Of catairh.
If the readers of Richmond who suf-
fer from catarrh want to Danish this
vile and disgusting disease forever 50
to L. H. Fiehe today and get q conf
plete Hyomei pronounced High-ome)
outfit for $1.OO.
If it doesn't cure 1t won't cost you a
cent because L. H. Fihe will give you
your money back.
Hyomei is so simple and pleasant 10
use; pour a few drops from the bottle
into the inhaler and breathe it in. AS
it passes over the membrane and into
the lungs with the air you breathe it
soothes the raw membrane and kills
the catarrh germs. Don't experiment
longer. Leading druggists everywhere
sell Hyomei for catarrh, coughs, colds
bronchitis, etc. Drop a postal for our
free book, Booths Famous People,
Booths Hyomei Co., Buffalo. n. Y.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-10-13
Organization for Boys oil
Wayne County Will Soon
Be Perfected.
COMMITTEE is SELECTED
NEW CLUB WILL BE FORMALLY
LAUNCHED IN DEcEMeER-IN.
WTATioKs SENT OUT TODAY
TO THE TEACHERS.

Arrangements for the organization of
the Boys Wayne County Corn club, by
the selection of a committee including
Joseph Helms, Rudolph G. Leeds. Wal
ter D. Commons and Charles w. Jor-
dan, to have general supervision, were
made this morning. The club will DC
formally organized at a meeting to be
held in December, the date for when
however. has not been set. The meet
ing will be held in Richmond.
Instructions as to the purpose Of the
club. and invitations for all boys to
join. were mailed out to day by County
Superintendent c. w. Jordan to all dis
trict school teachers. The teachers
will be asked to organize the BOYS in
their respective schools and interest
them. as much as possible in the work.
Those who signify their intentions
OF becoming members will be called
together in general meeting in De-
cember At this time the boys will
specify the one-quarter acre which
they intend to plant in corn. This
acre will be subjected to the inspec-
ton Of either the committee or their
representatives whom, they may NOM
mate.
To Get Scholarships.
The benefits to accrue to the prize
winners are free buttons to the short
course at Purdue university, with the
incidental expenses Of the trip, ETC.,
paid by the club. Just the number Of
such premiums to be given has not
been decided as yet While the premi-
ums will be the goals sought by the
members of the club, yet the club will
have benefits for all. in that the mem
bers will be tutored free during the
period Of the corn's growth.
The members of the club will keep
an accurate record of the labor spent
in the culture of the quarter acre, the
amount of fertilizer used, the success Of
the crop. the total expense and all like
items, incidental to good business man
agement. The committee will be as
sisted by members Of Purdue faculty,
especially by Prof. G. I. Christie of the
corn department. in the making Of
the awards next fall.
1t is probable at the time for max
| ing the awards each township will Of
fer an exhibit and the boy having the
best exhibit will be awarded the premi-
UNI for that township. The township
winners will then exhibit in this city
in order that the club premiums may
be bestowed.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-10-13

One of the most interesting of English
trails for witchcraft was that OF the
Suffolk witches in 1865. The two
prisoners were accused of bewitchins
young children. a great point for the
prosecution being that out of the blan-
kets of an infant sucked by one Of
them a great toad had fallen and ex-
ploded in the fire like gunpowder. Im-
mediately after the witch was found
at home scorched and MANNED. In
spite of unsatisfactory evidence. the two
were convicted Whereupon the
children's health at once began to
improve.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-10-13

Compulsory study Of the ancient
Irish language in the new national I'M
iversity at Dublin Is expected to meet
some opposition. At Queens college,
in Cork. Irish classes were instituted
four years ago. The first year four
pupils appeared, only two of whom
stayed out the course; the second year
there was a class of two and since
then there have been no students of
Irish at all in the college.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-10-13
Extension Work, Taught by
Various Members of College
Faculty, for the Citizens Of
This City.
ORGANIZATION WILL
BE effected SOON
Subjects Offered Are of Inter-
est and It Is Expected That
Various Classes Will Be
Well Filled.

Earlham college extension courses Of
fered by the different members of the
faculty Of Earlham college, to citizens
of Richmond, which have proven to
be of exceptional educational advan.
tage, will be featured n~re extensively
this year than last. Courses in every
subject, taught at the college, are Of
fered this year.
This is the seventh year that the COL
lege faculty has offered extension
work. The teachers of the public
schools have been most prominently
identified as students in the courses OF.
fered heretofore, but this year an eff.
fort is being made to interest citizens
as well.
The classes in the different courses
will meet for the purpose of organiza-
ton this week and next. The differ
ent classes promise to be well attended.
Any one is permitted to become a
member by announcing his intention
to Superintendent T. A. Mott or facul-
ty members Of the college.
Two Hours Recitation.
REGULATIONS of two hours length will
be held once week by each class. The
course covers period OF twenty weeks
and those who are successful are given
the same number of college credits as
though the work had been taken in i
term at the college. The cost of the
instruction is the same as though it
were taken at the college.
The place Of the meeting Of the
classes and the hours will be determin-
ed upon by the students enrolling. The
following courses have been offered:
Prof w. N. Trueblood, professor of
English, offers a course in Anglo-Sax-
on for the study of ''Beowulf." This
class meets for organization Tuesday.
October 10, at Earlham college, Prof.
Trueblood's room; Prof. Harlow Lind
ley offers a course in the study Of his
tory, the class to be organized tomor-
row afternoon at AIS O'Clock, at Gar
field building; Prof. Arthur Charles Of
fers two courses in beginning and ad-
vanced French, which classes will or
ganize tomorrow afternoon, Garfield
building at 4:15 o'clock; Prof. Ebert
Russell will have charge Of the Bible
Study course. which class will organ
office Of Superintendent T. A. Mott;
Miss Elsie Marshall will have charge
OF the domestic science course, which
class will organize next Friday after
noon at 4:15 o'clock at the Garfield
building; Mrs. Cleveland Chase offers
a course in historic art which art low
ers Of the city will take advantage of.
This course is entirely new. This
class. which organizes tomorrow after
noon at 4:15 o'clock, Garfield building.
will meet regularly at the assembly
room Of the Morrisson-Reeves library,
where stereopticon views will be used
largely in demonstrating different
points in connection with the work.
Other classes will be organized pro-
viding there Is sufficient demand for
them. The Garfield building has been
offered by the Richmond school board,
as it realizes the educational value of
the courses to the citizens of Rich
mond.