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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-31
OVERLAND LIMITED
GOES INTO DITCH
fRY AssOciated Pressl

Des Noincs. la. July 81 The Ov
erlnd Limited on the Chicago Mil
waukoc aud St PAU went into the
ditch while running at sixty miles an
hour al Cambridge, near here early
today a mail clerk and passeng p
whose names could not be ascertainod
were seriously injured and twenty
passenger we-e cut and bruised The
engineer aud fireman miraculously cs-
capod. The acciden' was due to %
br9ken luil
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-31
TELEPHONE COMPANY
CITED FOR CONTEMPT

An orGor has been issued by the
CORPORATION commission citing the
Pioneer Telephone company to appear
on August 10 and answer to con
tempt charge on complaint that the
company has raised telephone rates
ST oklahoma city without obtaining
the consent of the commission Com
plant was filed with the commission
by John Burrows of Oklahoma City.
stating hat the rate put into effect
October 70. 1908. which was $3.75 pei
month mad been riised by the com
pany on June 10 $410. in violation
of the oeder of tAe commission which
requtes telephone companies not "a
make any change in rates without
notifying the corporation commission
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-31
WOMEN BOOTLEGGERS
RESIST THE OFFICERS

Piushurg. Klns. July 31-In liq-
nor raid z Rliley near here last night
Assistant Attorney General John Mar
shall and Sheriff Moriwether were re-
sisted by a number Of Austrian wo-
men. Keepers of the place. After a
lively deht during which rocks were
thrown at the officers and they were
struck with clnbs the women were
subducl nd the liquors in the place
destrOyed
This is the second time the women
Railov have fought the officers
when the latter were making raids i'm
an attempt 10 enforce the prohibition
law.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-31
BURNS FORFEITED MATCH

Three hundred Spectators attended
the wrestling mach last night at
Electric park pavilion between Chief
Montour and Jimmy" Burns Burns
though much lighter han the lndiIn
came ne9 getting his opponent down
several times After an exciting tus
slc lasting thirty-ihrc and half
minutes Burns. whose loft shouhct
VAS badly hurt from 4 hard throw by
hc indian. forfeited ne match 90
Nontour. The friends of Burns We're
confident Of his victory had he not
been injured. All bets were declared
aff
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-31
$4,000 FIRE IN VINlTA
NJ Ana Dailv Leader

Vinita. Okla, July 3l-The fire
which destroyed several old buildings
yesterday including the opera house.
possibly caused total loss Of Sl0,0OO
The inadequate water pressure was
cause of the flames being untrammel-
ed for some fifty minutes.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-31
. Q Q Q Q Q Q c Q Q Q . 0 Q Q Q 9
WEATHER FORECAST
CIV o. ~ 50

Chicago. Hl. Julg sl-Ganer3ly s
iMr tonight ana sunday (
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-31
R||3 FIRE

Osaka. Japan July 31-A fire which
las been raging here since early
morning ut nine o'clock hld consumed
one fifth of the town nd Is being
famed by a hoWing gale The city
is the center of three hundred thous
and inhabi ants.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-31


a resolution to vote on the conference
report at eight O'Clock tonight
Washington d. G., July 3l-
Representative Payne gave assur
ance that in preparing schedules The
experts had used all Of the available
information from tae census office
and other sources"
But all of these he said, are
not sufficient to present the total con
sumption OF either class OF articles.
If the total amount Of consumption
were available the contrast between
the amount of goods on which duties
were lowered and those increased
would be sull more striking.
Taking up the schedules in their
order. he gave, first the increases and
then the decreases The figures, in
all cases. were comparisons with the
Dngley law In Schedule A, relat.
ing to chemicals, he gave the in
creases as follows;
Increases and Decreases.
Liquid anh5drous ammonia, from
% per cent ad valorem 70 : cents per
pound.
Manufactures Of collodion, increas'
ed per cent ..o
Cocoa leaves, increased cents
nor Mound
roncv SCANS increased from II
,onts 1ar mound 10 50 per cent ad
vaioram
irho uet of decreases i'm this sched.
,1a wae mnch longer. the principal
items being as follows:
i'Grl9 pnron,c ocid from 3 10 . cents per
,'I ''u' wv
Chromie acid and lactc acid from
J., comic ner nound.
Saiicyclic acid from 10 10 cents
nor nound
- r,nnic acid or tannin. from 50 to
~ cnnts ner nound
cnlnbota of ammonia. from BIC
cont per nound 10 free list.
porov from IN . cents per pound
po,afo Of lime and other borate
,o1o.iol from 4 to . cents per pound
Cbloroform from 90 to 10 cents per
,onnI
P C"nnaras from IA cent TO 15-100 o.
cont ner mound
fodoform from Al 00 to ~ cent,
o. ,UTo,u nonnd
y inorice from - to zl-2 cents
nor Mound
po..onsned -. oil Free.
@oIf"neeod eli ana cotton oil, from
uo dntiahlo to thp free list.
Floveeed unseed and poppy see
au from % to n cents per gallon.
o'' pnnnorn,int p oil from 30 Ia 25 cent
a. aa1lon
ocbre ona ochre earths. sienna an
.,onna oartbe and umber and umbe
o'rihs. o,i," If oronnd In oil or waite
sran, 10 ~ / cont per mound
Varniabae from "a per cent to ?
o. u. onnt m,9" oJ yalorem.
~ mothyloted on" and spirit varnishe
trom, a % ner gallon and IS pc
cont al valorem 10 IS cents per ga
,on onI o. nor cont nj yalorem.
W%ito load acetate of lead. and
nnn,hor of othor lead products frol
az a oont a mound
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-31
SOME OKLAHOMA PRODUCTS
PLACED ON DUTY LIST
Broom Corn is Given a Duty
Of $500 a Ton, Lead and
Zinc Protected

washington, D. c.. July 2i-The
sincerity Of President Taft in the mat
ter Of gemne downward revision was
questionel by Representatives Under
wood and Fntzgerall when the House
began consideration of the conference
report on the tariff bill today Fitzger
aid (New York; made a nerce attack
on the President and the Republican
party, declaring that the people have
been crying for tariff reduction, but
pet White House bulletins instead.
Underwood thought President T}I'
could have used his influence IN the
preparation of downward revision
bin at the very beginning
The committee on rules brought ln
a resolution to vote on the conference
report at eight O'Clock tonight.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-11
reelection he was opposed by Cclonei
Robert Love Taylor.
His Idea of Carmack.

His Idea of Carmaek.
When a man has the rOisi-n of a
ecorpicu in his pen, the sting of Il
warsp in his words and the vc"om CT
a rattle snake under his tongue. he
may be brilliant but people want 10
man at Washington who can help
Them"
supported Carmack. Colonel Cooper
committed the objectionable sin OF
believing that Taylor would make Il
better senator than Carmack. Taylor
was successful. anil the emmy toward
Cooper that Caimack gained then,
neve ended Cooper opposed Car
mack fer gOvernCi. and then Carmtck
sought revenge by humiliating Coorer
rrd his family and attempting to di--
grace him.
The Value Of Honor.
What is the worst thing man
cor do to you? He can burn your
house: YOU can rebuild ii. He can
$ sal YOUR nj ~ney: YOU can fe-earn
money but if he touches your honor
he takes what he cannot restore.
The mtst powerful engine for pub
lie e, cd today is the public press. 1t
does more good today than any enc
institution. eNce..t possibly the
churches. All honor 80 the press.
"AlI honor to those who burn the
midnight ell that You mv be inform
ed. 1t is the duty Of the press to
criticise public officials. and the fear
of the press is the creates; deterrent
OF graft in the world tSday.'
Little Bald Headed Angel"
General Washington esciibcd how
Carnpack outraged and insultcd Geo
Tel Cooper repeatedly in the pres
encr of the "faircst. mos charminG
most delightful wcmcn in the world.
by calling Cylcnel Cooper "a little
bald headed angel" He put The dr-
lenses interpretation uprn Senator
Carmack's uttcrances. declaring thai
they were vilely insulting ami debas-
ing. H claimed that Calmack had
Cooner by the throat helpless and
like the small boy bully at school,
gloated Over his power. Ii was ais"
int:matrd BY the speaker that Colo
mel c. per suspected frcm the News
Scimitar editorial that Carmack pro-
c.ed to EXPOSE his dealings as clerk
al master in ChanceIy.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-11
Mr.. HILL COMPLAINS.
SAYS School Boards Resolution IS
Misleading.

Newport News. Va.
March 10. 1909.
Editor Daily Press:
The impression left by the resolu-
ton of the public school board. as
published in your paper of this morn
ing. is that typewriters and typewriter
tables will cost 40 per cent. more here
than other places.
In Justice to Newport News mer-
chants and myself as agent for a
typewriter company. wish TO state
can supply the scnoo! board braho
new. visible writer's. equal in merit to
any they have purchased. and fully
guaranteed for two wears. for $1,000
and never asked more: this being the
contract price 20 the Nr"fnlk concern
Tor new machines. the Hrst of which
was not lived no to. and declared for
feited bv the committee. and now ma
chimes of second contract are in
question and a committee appointed
to investigate.
Il understand that the committee
wrote outside agents and dealers for
prices. but did not ask this of local
dealers and agents either H. letter. Ill
person or through the newspapers.
VERY respectfully: yours.
wv. r %HILL.'
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-11

etable Compound had helped her. and
| tried it. and after the third bottle
was cured. Mrs. ALvENA SPERLlNG,
II Langdon Street, Chicago, Ill.
If you are ill do not drag along at
home or in your place OF employment
until all operation is necessary, but
build up the feminine system. and re-
move the cause of those distressing
aches and pains by taking Lydia r.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, made
from roots and herbs.
For thirty years it has been the stan
darl remedy for female ills. and has
positively restored the health of thou,
sands of women who have been troubled
with Disbursements, inflammation. III
ceration, tibroid tumors, irregularities.
periodic pains. backache, bearing-down
feeling. 1atulency, indigestion, dizZi-
ness. or nervous prostration. Why
don't you try it?
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-11
Vaudeville ano Pictures

After giving for three days the best
vaudeville show ever offered here at
lecture theatre prices. the manage:
mcnt of the Bell promises other good
attractions for the last three days OF
the week. The feature team Will be
Jewett and Hayes. introducing toe
dancing and rapidchange sketches.
Lester Bernard, a wOoden.shOe dancer.
END character comedian, will furnish
TIE second vaudeville number.
The picture program for this after
neon and evening will include sew
,ral of the newest films to be had.
Large audiences gathered at the
Bell last night to see Rudolf and
Lena, the sweet singers. and Miss Fio-
LEI Moore for the last time. Both
of these acts pleased immensely. Ru-
dolf and Lena are entirely out OF the
class of the average performers seen
at the picture theatres.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-11
saof Soils, Cuban Consular Agent,
Assumes Ms Duties.
SECRETARY ATTENDS TO NORFOLK
Fear Of Local Shipping Men That
Change Would Mean Trouble For
Them Proves Groundiess-RapId
Increase in Trade With island.

SeHor Jose X. Sells the recently
appointed consular agent of the
Cuban government at this port ana
Norfolk arrived in this city yester-
day and immediately assumed charge
Of the island relmblics affairs for
this pora.
At the time OF Scncr SoliS's nf-
pointment sCme weeks ago. it Was
feared among the coal shippers hi"
that he would make his principal ca
flee in Norfolk and that it would DC
necessary for the agents who wished
to clear vessels bound for Cuba 10
90 to Norfolk to transact their cons''-
lar business. The new cCt.Sul sthcG
yesterday. however. that his prince
pal rffice will be located in this CITY
and that his secretary will take
charge of the Norfolk end Of the
business.
The rapid increase OF the coal bust
ness Of this port with Cuban points
during the past eighteen months has
made It necessary for u represe1t;'-
ave OF the CUBAN government 10 DO
8rgcinted here to lock after the CEN
satAar work. and attend to the verious
questions that arise in reference 10
ahe clearing and entering Of vesscis
bound to and from Cuba.
Mr.. George A. oChmelz has been
acting as Cuban vice-consul here toi
some time.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-11
Near Oesth ~ eio pc~d.

!; was a thrilling cxpcr .coce To Mrs
Ida Sopcr 10 face death. For years
a severe lung trouble gave me in
tense suffering" she WRITES. and SOW
oral times nearly csusHd nv death.
All remedies failed and doctors said
. vas incurabic. Then W. King :
New Discovery brought quick relief
and a curr ~ pcrmancn; that have
M, bccn troubled In twelve wears "
Mrs S0p"r lives in Rig Pond Pa u
works wonders in Coughs and Colds,
Sore I.ungs. Homorrhaxcs. IsGrippe
ASthms. Group. Whooping Cough and
Al, bronchial affections 5Hc and
SIs Trial hottie free Guaranteed
BY al. druggists.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-11
IA NOUS STIRRING DIVORCE
SUITS ARE DECIDED
Scotch Laird Who Married American
Show Girl ie Granted Custody
p Of the Child.
(By Associated Press.)

EDINBURGH. March 10.-The sen
satiOnal Stirling cross-divorce suits
were decided today by Lord Guthrie,
who granted the husbands petition.
awarded him the custody of his child
and denied the cross petition of Mrs.
Stirling.
John Alexander Stirling. laird Of
Kippendaire, was married three years
ego TO Clara Elizabeth Taylor. an
American show girl, who came from
New Jersey.
Last fall cross suits for divorce
were fled. Mr.. Stirling naming Lord
Eorthland and Mrs. Stirling as CO.
respondents.
In giving his judgment Lord Guthrie
said the case has no legal interest.
and that it should not have any pub
lie interest
Most Of the evidence had been ia
ken up with the petty questions Of sci
fish aud idle lives which contained
little or ntohing romantic and little
that was even mock heroic.
Mr.. Stirling. he said. in meeting
Mrs. Athertou. had welcomed an in
troductiin he should have stunned.
Continuing Lord Guthrie discrcdited
. the idea Of q plCt to get rid Of Mrs
Stirling by forcing her to a guilty at
lection for Lord Northland. but he
thouSht that her letters to Lord
Northland were indicative of guilty re
lations.
Lord Northland's counsel immedi
ate!y gave notice OF an appeal.
Both Lord NOrthland and MIR Stir
ling were present in court when the
decision was rendered.
The attorney for Mrs. Stirling also
! announced that he wiuld appeal the
decision.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-11

We saes 0pc Hup.-ei DoIis-> Rc~srd E.r
~ ~sc ~ csssrrh That csnp~, he curri %
4 ~ caKvkv a 20. ro.s.Io. q.
We sbe uoJerSgwef- bsve known Y. ].
1DA0py Gs Ne Iasf u yrsrs md he:icss him
61rG6rSly oooorabse 10 40 business trsnsscfter.
- apsscjslfv ahle 10 carry cot any obiiga-
0o0s asAe ~ kss esm.
Wh~se Gle psusxisfs Toir6e. "
Uuiyp Cesorra f,urp - tskes ias~,nsiirT ctipg
kkfprSiy uysa DE ssoy; apd ma~cos surfsrc- 81
- Q1UHm. Tgsts0eute,s sepf frv~. rrt-e &C
Eollis. ss.if ~ au avuesl<ts
49, naap 1aDiy rJm ~ Ssossaeesjsa-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-11
Wondering Crowded Again.

Large crowds again taxed Wonder
lands capacity last night. and as on
previous two days. King and Mason
pleased in their sketch School, DAYS. &"
James Diiks. in a novelty ifack face
musical act, will be- the vaudeviiie
offering for the last three days OF
the week. Today will I've the last
chance to see Saul and David" pro-
nounced by many of these who saw II
yesterday rs one If the finest motion
Pictures ever seen here.
Tonight the rame of the winner of
the prize in the missing word contest
running in wonderiands program will
be announced.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-11
NORTHWESTERN STORM.

Shipping Here Warned of the Ap-
proach OF Hi-h Winds.
Northwesterly storm signals were
displayed on the tower on the Casino
grounds Yesterday. warning the ship
ping of the appriach of high winds
from that quarter
Last night the wind rose steadily.
and IL was blowing almost gale at
an early hour this morning.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-11
AT THE ACADEMY

"Yidcles Hartz." Yiddish comedy
with music introduced. was presented
a. the Academy Of Music last night by
Edwin A. Rclkins Yiddish company.
A small audience composed mostly OF
people who understood the iiddisn
language witnessed she performance.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-11
Daughters Of Consederacy.

There will he an important meet
IT,, Gf the John W. Daniel Chapter.
Daughters Of the Confcdcrscy. al the
pocahontas hotel This afternoon al I
O'clock. The chapter will discuss Miss
ECvson eSsav On General lee. and
probably will adop; resolutions in ron,
r,ttion with the awarding W the prInc
e.: this essay
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-11

heard the witnesses repeat what
these two defendants said of the dead
man
General Garner followed &C. per to
the first conference in BradfOrd's Of
flee the morning OF the killing.
Cooper Applied Epithets.
We find him sill cursing and
swearing and applying in the presence
Of lady. the vilest epithets to Scna-
ter Carmark.'
General Garner then referred 10 the
efforts of the defecse to imreach
Miss Lees testimony that C-lonel
Cooper was a. Bredford's Office about
noon
They say she is contradicted by
our own witness. Miss BraNCn. You
gentlemen. know that is false. Miss
at his daughters hCme between =
and 10 a. m. Miss Lee SAYS he WAS
in Bradfo,d's ONCE between II and
IL"
General Corner mex. turnr, his at
s',ticl 10 Judge bradford. and de
clared that the latter's testim ny had
been impeached. adding:
This is the man who said I cculI
have killed Senate. Carmack with rs
little remorse as woa!d kill a rat.
tlesnake'
Not on Peaceful Mission.
..e day moves on aud he de-
PENDANTS are armed The shrcc men
reach Union street together and tar.
- cross Union street. They tell you
they were &ciny over there on a
peaceful missitn. vet Sharp says nr
feared There wcuLl be serious trou-
l.! aud he vas so sure of Il hat al
a single glance he told Miss Skef-
fingtcn that That wa Colonel Coop :
hoOting Carnack
Tho colonel tells you hc lid rc'
wait IN thc corner lest tho waiting
he pregnant with mcauins-a1 oven
&c,
so he thinks il safer - Walk down
tHt WIS llIill sE.t
com" upon Senator CI-ma%k una.
wars"
Gcwral Garner pI~ccd ic pIst 90
tn" scene - the tragedy n the fynr .
put twI- books u, 10 represent The
pole AM demonstrated that 70 wCiiJ
he a physical impossibiiity for CsS.
mack 20 have shot Robin from be.
tween the polos o! ours. the
defense docs not admit that he poles
wer" placed as G-nc5a, Garner laced
them and a. Oh" {! the poles had
5rrn cut down thcrr IL conflict VI
this point
csrmack's Death Wound
They tell yca tia. at,c- rrc'ivE :
tho t~o wounds in the heart. Ca
| mack turned his head and received
, the ,hird hUll~t IN the SCck NJ
thc~c hUlicis were arcd 30 rapidly
that a mgn-their own wi:nrSs-Say
he G did MT initiate The rc;orts
Or 'lcTn"n. | 500 in the location 4
'h~sc wounds in~ accusing finger q.
God marking u Impossible that jIsstic.
should miscar!. They s~oro that
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-11
-hooIiqan IN New York"

Saturday afternoon and night the
attraction at the Academy will be
"Hooligan In New York. comedy
founded on Oppers remarkable news
paper cartoon series. with Happ,
Hooligan as the central character.
Among the fifteen or more charac'
tiers introduced in the play is Hooii'
CAMS dog Flip. played by a real dog
that is said TO be wonderfully we'll
trained
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-11
Mr.. Charles improving.

Mr.. j. s. Charles. an Internal rp,c-
nue. collector. who fell in Newport
News several DAYS ago and Sustained
serious injuries. has recovered suf-
Aciently to leave the hospital He is
BOW at the home OF his daughter
Ms. Hodges N. Christian. in the West
Fad Mrs. Charles. Who came down
from Williamsburg. is with her hus
.tand.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-11

operation. l. had
already had two
operations. an d
they wanted me to
90 through a third
one. l suffered day
and night from i'll
hammatiOn and i
small tumOr. and
never thought of
seeing a we'll day
again. A friend
told me how Lydia
r.. Pinkham'S Veg
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-11
'. N. c. 4 CampaIgners Nearing
End Of Their Work.
NEARLY THREE THOUSAND SECURED
Today and Tomorrow the Teams Must
Raise $3.50 II Desired Amount is to
Be completed-Phiilip and MeMur-
ran in Lead

With two days of the "TenDay
Campaign" for the raising of $500
for the local Young Mems Christian
Association still remaining. the total
amount collected by the workers in
the canvass reached $2,9471O last
night just Il shade less than $4,000.
The greatest amount collected
among the business men was reported
by Leader l.. {. Phillips yesterday. his
men succeeding in securing Sill.
while the banner team of the day
among the Young men was that led
by Capt l.. A. McMurran, which
turned in 81"
All of the workers engaged in the
campaign have been invited to be the
guests at a supper to be served by
the ladies auxiliary in the Association
auditorium tonight. when plans will
be discussed for the remaining two
days of the canvass
The standing OF the various teams
up to last night follows:
Group A-Ltader w NJ Par
K'f .............. .....''H '''.'"
Griup B-Lcader l.. c. Phil
lips ................ o-H,Vo
Group D--Lcadcr s r. BuX- .
ION -...''. "oD.'o
Group C--Iradtr W. T. Cha
min go. 80
FIRST day rcport 10000
Total. ...................S@, l3".5o
Young Men.
Team 5-Captain Chester
Ashby .................S .li"
Team 2-Captain l.. A. Nc
Mnrran lOI"n
Team Captain W. ID. Chap
man lj6o0
Team 4-Captain q. j. Brit
tingham .................. $1,000
Team 3--Captain C. A. Sin
clair 1o0r0
Total 1890
Grand total. S2,9i1.oo
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-11
THIRD
OPERATION
PREVENTED
By Lydia E. Pinkbam's Veg
etable Compound

Chicago, III. II want to tell you
what Lydia +. Pinkham'S Vegetable
Compound did for me. was SO sick
that two of the best doctors in Chicago
said I would die if | did not have an
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-11
Kills Would De eSsyer.

4 M"rcii"fs murderer Is kppcnd''
cit.s with many victims B1t DT'
Kings Nc~ I.ifc Pills Nil u by pre-
vcnt."n ThrV gently stimulate som
sch. liver ard ioUcls. preventing that
cIogging that invites appendicitis.
rpriug Constipation. Bi,iouspesS'
ChiiIs Malaria. fi"aischc and Tndi'
gcstioG. &c at all druggists.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-11

Mr.. II. l.. Davis. Jr.. left yesterday
for Spartanburg. :. C.. where he has
accepted a position with The South
western railroad in its civil engineer,
ing department.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-11
Social Personal

MIR, T. Il. voolfolk. of Cristobal.
Panama. who has been visiting friends
in this cit, for the past few days. lett
Yesterday for Carolina county TO
spend few days with his parents.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-11

Miss virginia Banks. of Elizabeth
City, y. C., who has been visiting Mrs.
T.. r. Parks. on Twenty seventh street
for the past few days. left yesterday
for her home.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-11

Miss Lara Bartlett. of Elizabeth
City. \. C.. is the guest OF Mrs. \. r..
Cyeiton at her home in Twcn,y-ffth
Slrect