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The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-01-28
THE r. CrT4NS ! u PISTOL = ::
j BILL. PASSES SENA E.: !
REPORTED re-: T1G1U Sc
Patron Of the Bill Makes speech Witch is Receiy-
asfdSSkt Applause II A. Adeasure Designed to save
i Hutnah Lifer~The Opppsition Not Serious But
- Advocates in Dead Earnest r" 49,.
Advocates in
Y, !;!!. :. u ~ -. u

1'''rlte' president OF. the senate sdf--
TAets n,S:to repSrt the passage of:en-
crossed substitute for Senate rtSftl,
no 1K;im0twm ia5 tJ6hnson's pfstol
bill, and ask4the concurrence 09fyour
honorable body, said Senator W. S.
Johnsod, Of Fayetta, tothe house of
delegates 'tuesbav afternoon. : ST.
-. >"HThe pistol bill is received said
! spaaker stricEltng. .,.s='l ~ 80.
1t haa been notable victory foF
SENATOR. oRnsonl and his faithful
and heahadii just Witnessed
the passase by The state senate Of a
1allsle had advocated for several
,.yeafsi, designed with a view OF pro
! tcctfn& human life from the assassin
i ana slayer, And at the same time
Infringing revenue TO. The state. -
) rat3 l"The Opposition a...:s
The pistol BIZ received much /, at.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-01-28
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were present and the lesson was dis
euesrd with great pfoat:. Z d., +.
q Great pains are being token In the
stffaa g6thefts d. an elaborate aaad In
terestfifg program to- BE rendered. nd At
Logan NJ e. Church ct, oii TN the nidna o.
the 18th, Of February In memory. OF
the anniveFsary OF abraham I'm
cops birthday, whien' oe,nes on the
18TH. =. A collection will be lifted, ou
the occasion The proceeds Of, which
WI go. for the lereflt OF Morgan
C2Uegs.. of baltimore, an institution
OF Earning Of the. M. Il. connection.
i There VIII be an excellent literary
programme rendered by Turner High
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-01-28
RfAssKsafsstsUHsE. /,

+''i III,
:: Mrs. E." NJ Reanis, who, has Risen!
III for the past IL s F. I' aow;
'convalesce IN =, .,~,.. 1J.,:. -
T." Mrs. Aimdda Jefferson spent j 81 asye,
ral dsys Ysgh ii 3 Batpre o. \, S|'isi
= me Needle W6ark.! chi. met ,.raes-,
aay atternoonkwith Mrs >chss Bst'hl
Of BelPre =, ~ y. II.<&@,,,1 ~ :
Jack MeCbtfag g entertained; tHe,iMo4.
Mlung Orchestra last IridayonigA4 at,
the home; 4of his brother, Mr.. Nm,
,McClung, ons Avery street. .Raffsshs
,ments, were served and delightful
time : ~'as senjoyed, Several Who
were not ':rnembets of the oTchdstfsl
were present and .partook of ttteiti
hosbitaIity.ttt",.t=iH ~: =, ! " * ~
e." Maeeo Ladps; No! .1G, X or p held
AN interestiag%tsession Mondayr :evel
ping. VIM Carpept~rg%C. C. .@F:"",>
- -. Blennerhssseat lodge, Mn.:,.77,
lleld a regular meeting last Friday
.evening at Which time qa,Ich basjfass
|of Importance I:Sas transaeted. i. II.
D. .ttazlewo6ai. " tt.'"'f =. 49, - -
!" Vendetta Cpart!"No.@ 81 D. O. G.,
met. IN resuiaT session Thursday eve
ming and dfsposed Of much business
with dispatch End pleasure, Tine
Court from ! Marietta we're honor
guests and Ia. delightful time was
had Refreshments were served at
the conclustan ri the program.
"..Tbe Teaclter.a Meeting Of i,oean
II. z. ChuTeby net last night with ].
r.. Jefferson.5 Most of t2t ;%:.&Irs
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-01-28

School Litet4fyii;socJety dskt9 E1laay
afternoons >MaGatrns's orchestra wffa
he present. All parents and friends
are eortially!igatasfI IN <stTjAg ~, s:xs
Prof H5dwafa. Morton. OF KaIrment
passed throngh tthe oitg4, Friday, en-
route to Pomerox, to attend the fune-
raj Of hisGSister 1iag,lay, Mrs. Calvin
Morton, Jr} Hs returned Sunday,
,Ashhy Jackson, IL Wheeling was
a pleasant visitor to Sumner School,
last THURSDAY. - % ,z.,,' -
The revival services. at Logan M.
r. Church and.Aat Bethel A, NJ. r.
Church are going. om'wtth great sue
cess at each place. a,j~~< ,, +,
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-01-28
LAS r Sc ssSl ))IR I'll / ,s t n
!. Good g 10 II / |:l;5i;l,( f3.1 o..
) Is; )l) 9A TIL n .ERI IL;
Many Members of the Legislature @Attended :tIG
citing Lat An,ong the SpsakeraS Were
= Governor William M q. Dawso1r3 rs State 5 Geo1o-
eist 7. G. White and Others. Ill: I'D. w RIA

West Virginia Good Roads Aasocia-
tion >,clpsed Tuesday night #fth:aa
spleAaid aaasion in sths chamss3; fs !#dsi III
; the H6ase!ef Delegates at, the .Gan,i
itsf, attended Sby d. ,large> .uunbsa,,A a
the members of the legislature and
those tkRterested inAthe 'huildtn Ing Of. a.
2 aetwofk ofshighways; Goro;the, jStaIs
'foffaWesb Virginia, T.: j. f,jf 80 : ''> %'
20" 1sal Ease Nights Meeting! : .e ','ae:t
! the la asit' nigh. 4wateh.
showed eonclus! feIy' that 4khes beople,
Of West Virginia are' af6hsed ;BeyE he.
necessity Vi better, highways, "A: Is.
Williams, Of Pocah6htasi! county,
chairman Of The committee ,ofafaoads
and Internal navigation in the S&2eaAfn
shoussfas p reshed:a:ti. igaa 1fasss> 4; z MaE
iidoHaId, %@aagt a$eIC missioner at, G5o0G
'ais a8SeafS 6f ctS1sn sfig;,ta;
'aifaass I'D address, IN whtc1r:hesteldto ff
the"aeb staclesi'ins n fss afatfb S sBtase;
"Whith 3H6d'beeh overcome ny persig-
''teneel and the conditions as; they Ax,
FfsteR as che praaent tsas 81: 49, s sN'>
III i Edse8etao5r 5psekAa, -, ~ S..
Governor Dawson also = attended
the meeting ana made: d speech on
the subject OF sood roads and stat
ed that he hoped to see the time In
West Virginia .~herY bonds could be
issued by the State for: theaimprepe-
ment =, Of our highways. He also
stated that he favored State aid In
the construction ;of these; Highways.
D. Ward King, OF Missouri, .iaveA-
e. tor Of; the split log drag, and advo-
cate of the use of the sane>4h re-
pairing and kee ping roads i'm q ndi-
ti6n, made an instructive talk ON
. this easily constructed Implement
which, af1as beeniHof great service
throughout the couutryti5a subject
which State Highway Inspector; viii
hams issued: q ,:ispeeiaaS report con-
corning a :faw|weeks ago::#, T.: -
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AasA3 8ns rhe me st nee M. m SR y
IiJnfSSS * HI sbs ~ - Stsa Is
vi ST Il y}ititssl
nj 3 2.1s :, SSS.e.& EsRGS ig
E4,a,,i Sxa ~ - az s 's'cGs'y n {s
- 49,. -. ~ ehH !s1fs meets faRskisT
MI. n.y. 9tl t.p
VI, wa,tSels;sts!!er w
40 = "a is trea IA me ei9Ly iaa = ti y
- .nH ~ parsonage. AZ ,ls s|S;.ais. ID
aS' l.. thGmhast o., WiH5Eks d'Aet
-. .N@.tSS WEEK AZ Ne CIV,
nsss, aootnfr' Mrs. % EltzRR If N
1ast,oIgpAn'eo By Sheg. sister
titts spent ene E., gay at! P, hleass
- ny. Is ksis 81 IL
The .installaunn,of the oiiisSsSISS} oSYe
ths Kelly AK Work ersIA x and, .E ersfE
NJ, association will bss held atsBasfss
. hsil, West :4th street, Wsaa ss3idstf
has, been prezsred for, .the = otcSsso n,s
which promises TO- sa spass ali III ask;
attempts of the association ,:'. ThG8e
public is invited te}atscad,t,' .;; # HI 3; 4
i aIabeHe impsrnsim i1I{at M HaF u
hEQfuF 'uppe lashi nston ,strSa lsts 4.
SapxSl
500 Canitol streat -, ~ "a ~ l sk'sSa,S.,
Miss. Alioe In,tfon A., :. - q !, .;I i 3
tho: Weston Hospital for the, fnsanas
,ssassed throi,r h ,tba cit,,,:eri, ~
ttsCF lI.R wi., ~ a., "a. ! NJ, l,sssS;;
for the: institution :. ~ e:l# tIf;|
81. page ;s1f n na ws,n. tuf IL,
NH dh,rn Az iSSisa Nil, ~ :.
week S9tsS 80. - !; =: ~, -
M4gs BESSIE 1,sw SON ;, retfa, rn
await ID ,,liar sist.,r n Is,
.,:sS &; ~ 1. 4 i.go I'D VA
= cAdr. and Mus. Williaiaf T r., ssaasn tsEEl
,t!sffse asyi4ew sfpiendg at the 81 h6fasg3|
Ing, ss>r' .'"'I '',s' !, r I'll; f'e trs
It, Stss at " social win bes|lglyen
igt Persons attend inat are l sshsste
ed fn contribute q :!nenfsy-.aff, d avdry
!, r.
Mil sssetT Az .S,, s.
The aof p Haint SSySSs gij - sSa 1aI
oapacity. SUNDAY affeFnSoiB3 f fs53s,h an, I
Mr. ITiotojn \ gSSjts ~ 49, vs..
as r. ,9tCICSui r0E%. lH0hinHHtE9I
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-02-19

All tho ladies OF tho city are cor.
daily invited tn attend tho Monarch
tomorrow and sample tho nnc teas
and rolIccs. A nice cup of delicious
hot tea or CONGO win be- served,
We have Linoloum IN the 4 aud -
foot widths In the u aud u grades,
New designs N mat,innS. carpctinss.
and hurlnps virgil n son, y
Those winter evenings are Just. tho
time for study. Soc tho I, &, y, man
at tho now Portland store, For u
TOW days only. IL
Ia open all night, Flesh oysters ".
cry day, ip.tf
February list of Edison Records
are now In at Mullcrs, .
Delicious coffee aud ten served freq.
Ladies' are cordially invited Ia at
tend the demonstration ~ the Mon
arch store tomorrow.
Oregon Harness Co. for harness.
1854
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-02-19

BRIEF MENTION.

sc Salc--Gibson Collars. next sat
urday. THE DEAL. iS.at
Don't miss the demonstration OF
teas and cofYocs n, the Monarch to.
morrow
You will miss the opportunity OF
your life II you fail to sec tho l. Z. ).
window display at the New Portland
Store. For u few days only -
FOR SALE--Sccond hand top bug.
sy, Inquire of y. II. Southworth.
". l., Whitcd. leading jcwclcr OF
Southern Oregon. returned to his
home In Ashland today after u few
days visit with Thad Mcliattnn. MIR.
Whi,ed was very favorabiy Impressed
with our city.
am prepared to do all kinds Of
Picture Framing In gilt aud mission.
Dolbser. the Furniture Man. :2u
A. +. firmir. of Tacoma. IN In the
city paying thr taxes on the blk tim
bcr holdings of the Wrycrhacuscr
Company. AH. Firmir viii leave
Monday with j +. Kimbaii Tor Lake
view.
yor most complete line ~ Phono-
graphs and Records. see Muller. Sth
and Main. /?
To earn more. learn more. See the
I. e. ), man nj the new Portland
Store. For few days only. ~
For the FIRST time Los Angeles was
"Wednesday night In wireless com
munication with the Hawaiian Is
lands. The distance between the two
points liz ?2oo miles
Don't forget THE l DEAL keeps
beads. Lots of new ones. So
Tell Muller your Sewing and Talk.
Ing Machine troubles. Phone :5t.
Amb-roi Records play Tor four
riuut-s. AZ Muilers. IL
r.. ,.,,,,, a., - ~, uo.
.., =, 60 na... r,.,.. D..
AA,,r., ,r.,,,.. .,..,,,n ..,,,,
'"e S'He' Ne" ""'"pS"''' 'a""''
,,,,.. -,
now a, IN. .,,.ar,, An hand. n,
Rear Admiral Sperry's squadron
closely observed the newcomers and
were 3'au oh'e NOR" 10 soc IN" pa''
p '~'' " w." '"' "''' ."
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-02-19

Oregon Harness Co. for harness
s-s.3.l
The bee., 1909-12-23
FOUR KILLED IN FIRE
FOLLOWING EXPLOSION


Punxsatwney, Penn, Dec. II.
-Four men we're killed, seventy
others made homeless and anoth.
or fatally injured today in fire
which destroyed house No. 6 at
the FrostburE mine of the Pitts
burg Coal and Iron Company,
near here.
Shortly after the explosion of
a keg Of powder into which a
spark had accidentally been
dropped a greater quantity of
the explosive ignited and the
two story building was destroyed.
Six families lived in the build
Ing, but nearly all succeeded in
escaping before the second ex
plo~ion. Tue bodies of Joseph
Mango, his q ife aud two chit
iren were found in the debris.
The bee., 1909-12-23
JUST A POINTER ON POLITICS
About TO Break Into the Siren
nous Game.

Three Kansas men were visiting re-
Gently. One Of them has held impor.
tAnt state ofices. The other has as
pirations to be elected to one Of the
big places" They talked Of the latter
mans chances; his plans of conduct
ing his campaign, and so on.
Let me tell you something said
the man who has been 'in." Let
me tell you something. Don't worry
about the fellows who are against you.
Under the primary system they are
scattered far and wide. Don't get any
gray hairs over them. That won't do
you any good. To win them over you
will be wasting time and energy and
breath, because the chances are you
won't win them, anyway. If they are
against you for personal reasons-that
is, If they are personal enemies, or op-
pose you for political cause.-the
chances are they win vote against
you. Let 'em alone. hut go where
your friends are. Go where your votes
are. Keep them sure. They're yours.
Keep EN-. They win make more votes
for you if you keep EN- in line That's
the game" N-"1i' ~
is he right? Do you know r. Kansas
City Journal.
The bee., 1909-12-23
51THY A PLACE IN RiSTc1,
"rcarheb, During His Reign, Cl
n OK for Egypt. Perhaps, Than
Any 6 Other Ruler

IIoremheb was al this time (of his
,cccssion) As years of age. full of en-.
'rgy and yigor and passionstely an
Sious to have free hand In the car.
-ying out OF his schemes for the reor-
ya.ization OF the government. II was
therefore with Joy that, in about the
year 1850 II. C. he sailed up to Thebes
in order to claim the crown.
Had he lived longer he might have
been famous as a conqueror as well as
an administrator. though old age
might retard and tired bones refuse
their Office. AS 1t is. however, his
name is written sufficiently large in
the book of the worlds great men;
and when he died, about 1915 b. c.,
after a reign OF some thirty-fve years,
he had done more for Egypt than had
almost any other Pharaoh lie found
the country in the widest disorder
and he left it the master of itself and
ready to become once more the mas
ter Of the empire which Aghnatons
doctrine Of peace and goodwill had
lost.
Under his direction the purged wor-
ship Of the old gods. which for him
meant only the maintenance Of some
time-proved customs, had gained the
mastery over the chimerical worship
of Atom Without force or violence he
substituted the practical for the vi
sionary; and to Amun and order his
grateful subjects were able to cry,
The sun of him who knew thee not
has set. but he who knows thee
shines, the sanctuary VI him who as
sailed thee is overwhelmed in dark
ness, but the whole earth IL now in,
light. The Century Magazine, ~.
The bee., 1909-12-23
A Lavender rown-

One of the minor haryests thi
promise well is that Of the layendev
fields. have seen some fi0urishin1
crops in the Hitchin neighborhood ~
Gently, says writer in the Londol
Mail. Comparatively few know Of
this quaint Hertfordshire town ASIAN TIM
portant lavender-groWing center, yet Il
has grown The sweet old herb (whick
the Romans caIis4 avendula when
they used Il to scent their baths), has
distilled the flowers and sent their ex-
tract into all parts Of the world for
more than a century. At cutting tini4
people como In from miles around to
inhale the sweetness Of the fields, ana
when the distilling begins the FRA.
GRANGE OF lavender is borne ON the
wind two miles or more from the town.
The flowers are put into the still with
the fresh bloom of their maturity on
them, and from six pounds OF such
flowers about half an ounce Of oil Is
extracted.
The bee., 1909-12-23
POOR NAME, BUT GOOD JOKE
-dtor-to-Be Gould Not Accept the
One, Although He Appreciated
the Other.

The hero Of this sketch was about
tarting a paper in a long-felt-want
ueighhorhood He was a real hero.
too. for only those Of heroic molF ever
undertake a thing like that He had
everything in pretty fair shape. ex-
cept the name and that he took home
with him to his wife. They had had
experience In naming several lapfuls
of babies, and he thought she might
render valuable assistance on this oc-
casion. After supper was over and
the things cleared away, they got at
it, and in a very few minutes she came
up with what she thought was Just
the thing in newspaper nomenclature.
i've got IT," she exclaimed. en-
Enthusiastically.
What Is it?" he inquired.
THE Item. she told him, with
conscious pride in her effort. That's
the very thing"
"Pshaw." said he. that isn't any
kind OF a name"
What's the matter with it?" abe
pouted.
We'll. to begin with, II Is not gen.
eral enough. II is to narrow, in other
words"
She resented the criticism.
"Oh. she smiled at him, you are
so stuck on editorial traditions that
The Item strikes you as narrow, does
Il? What you want TO call 1t is The
We-tem.' supose?"
But he didn't. and not only compli-
mented her upon her brilliance in
repartee, but offered TO give her a
quarter for 1t as joke for his funny
column.
The bee., 1909-12-23
CHEESE AT THE WHITE HOUSE
Many Of immense Size Have Been
Sent as Presents to Chief
Executives.

Every president receives numberless
presents during the course Of q term,
notwithstanding 1t is given out that
gifts are not acceptable. In the old
days some OF the presents sent were
of a very odd nature. President Jack
SON once got cheese four feet In di-
ameter and two feet thick, Weighing
1,400 pounds, from a New York
cheesemaker. who wanted to show
what he could do. This cheese gift
was an elephant on the presidents
hands, and In order to dispose OF 1t he
held a special reception, TO which the
public was invited. and every guest
not only had all the cheese he wanted
% eat on the spot. but received a hunk
carry home IN two hours there
was nothing but the rind left to tell
he story.
President Jefferson was also the re-
cipient of an historic cheese, brought
o him all the way from Massachusetts
by a six-horse team. On the wagon.
was the legend: The Greatest Cheese
n America, for the Greatest Man In
America" Jefferson, however, was
noted for his "simpiNtYs' and he
thought II was opposed TO good govern
ment for a president to receive gifts
from anyone. so he insisted on pay
ing the cost OF the cheese. which was
about 5000 and this cheese lasted all
winter.
President Van Buren,, too. had
monster cheese given, 70 him. file dis
tributed Il at reception and the
guests in their excitement split lot
OF crumbs on the carpet and then
irampled them In, causing so much
damage Thar unlimited cheese at the
Whitesdioase functions was taboeed
The bee., 1909-12-23
The woman,s FauIt.

"You told me-" she sadly said,
when you persuaded me to elope
with you that you would never peri
NIT anything to come between u.s.
that you would cherish my love al:
your days and that should new,
have cause to regret for momej
that i had placed my happiness
your keeping"
ooh, well, confcund It." he repl
whats the use of harping on
now? II you hadn't kept lot-of
faults hidden from me I'd never IA
fallen in love with you or wanted VOC
to elope, so you have only yourself to
hiama"
The bee., 1909-12-23

WAS born 1t is much more fitting
than by going from house to house
drinking and ssronsing. Eleven
o'clock services OF ell churches.
Christmas tree at the o. N. f..
On Friday night.
Tom Bias 10 we'll enough to be
taken home and 10 greatly improved
ct this writing.
William Rodgers is able TO be out
again.
Whitson Eaves is able to be out at
this writing.
Coat suits and new hats are the
course of much distress in many
households. The gentle sex seems
to forget they must live after Xmas
day.
Ye editor Is still very sick at this
writing. file expected to be at
work long ago, but mau proposes
ana God dispOses.
The explosion Of the iron foundry
last week was felt Tor mites around
aud while we are sorry To hear o. il
happening, we ave glad to know Il
was no worse. Two lives were hur
ried into eternity.
Mr.. AMI Mrs Isaac Waters made
a flying trip to arlington, visiting
their daughter aud sOn-in law, Beu
RadfOrd aud wife.
Mrs Florence Wilson is very sick
at thls writing.
The bee., 1909-12-23
AGE NO BAR.
Everybody in E.rIiasion !. Eligible.


Old peePla stn0Red with san ring.
Middle age, couragenusIy dshuug,
Youth protesting impa i-ntiy;
Children, unable to explain;
All Ia misery from tneir kidneys,
Ouly a little btckache FIRST.
Comes when you catch coli.
Or when yon strain the back.
Many complications follow,
obituary disorders, dIabete =,
Brigbt's disease.
Dams Kidney Pills cure back
ache
Cure every form OF kidney ills.
Mrs. O. RI. Lynn, Railroad St,
Barring ton, Ky, says: My little
girl suff red from most serious
case OF kidney complaint for nearly
four years. DOctnrs treated her aud
4 did everything could, but she be-
came no better. IFAw Doan's Kid
ney Pills so extensively advertised
that hnallv procured box at the
st. Bernard Drug Store Co. aud gave
them to her according to directions.
The results were certainly crafty
ing. After using the contents of
three boxes OF Doan's Kidney Pills
she was entirely free from kidney
trouble.
For sale by all dealers. Price 80
cents. Foster-MIlburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the u nit
de States.
Remember the name-Doan's-
add take no other.
The bee., 1909-12-23
stony Meteorlses.

Stony meteorites. according TO Prof
William M. Pickering, who favors a
theory promulgated by Prof Chamber
lin. may have had their origin in the
earth as by-products of the catas.
trophe which split the moon of from
our globe. The fact that they could
not get cosmically very far away from
us accounts for them dropping in on
us occasionally when so inclined. ''In
support OF this view Of their terres-
trial origin. We have the fact that 20
terrestrial elements. including helium.
have so far been recognized In meteo-
rites, ten OF them being non-metallic.
No new elements have been found.
The six which occur most frequently
In the earth's crust. named In the or
der Of their abundance, are oxygen.
silican, aluminium, iron, calcium and
magnesium. The eight most common
ly found In the stony meteorites are
these six. besides nickel and sulphur"
The bee., 1909-12-23

from tnat time forth. The rule now is
that nothing in the eating line espe-
cially win be received BY the presi-
dent from those unknown.-The Path
finder. 4:
The bee., 1909-12-23
coLoREo COLUMN
s. r. DRIVER ROtroe

The Baptist church had series
Of meeting last week. Rev. Gordon,
Of HecIa, preached Monday night.
Rev. p. w. GARRETT Tuesday, Rev
Fortune preached Wednesday and
II. z. Whitesides, Thursday night.
rhere were three excellent sermons
preached Sunday, one by Rev. II. p.
WhitesIdes In the afternoon. Col
lection, $50. Friday night is the
Christmas tree and dshfry. Ladies'
free. gents 10 cents. Saturday
mcrning there will be O'Clock
meeting. Hvery person is invited
and expected TO be on their seat.
Come let us enjoy the advent of the
day on which our blessed Savior
The bee., 1909-12-23

g. ]. Thompson, presiding Elder
Of this district, for the NJ. E.Church,
South. who lives in Henderson,
held quarterly meeting here last
Sunday.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-06-09
DENTAL GRADUATES ARE
LOOKING FOR PATIENTS
People With Much Nerve and Little
Cash Have Opportunity In
Richmond.

RICHMOND. VA. June S.-Persons
with aching molars, or those with cav
tiles In their teeth that need filling.
or those who may desire to substi-
tute man-made teeth for natures iyo-
ries. or who may be suffering affec-
tations of any sort IN the way OF their
teeth. will nave a chance to get their
troubles relieved free OF cost Thurs
day and Friday.
FOrty-seVen men, with shecp-skins
fresh from the hand of the members
OF dental faculties. are today before
the state board on dental examiners
Tor license to practice their prcfes.
sion In this state. There are many
men in the list who graduated from
the colleges in this city. and Baiti-
more has sent down fine class. In
cidentailv there are FIVE colored men
before the board for permits. The
class is today taking theoretical den
tlstry. and the men are at their work
In way TO indicate that they think
well of this state and that here they
will be able to win fortune
But. to come back to the teeth and
the troubles that result therefrom:
Thursday morning at 9 o'clock the
graduates are to 60 mp against n
course of practical work. They will
need patients on whom 10 work, and
they must have them. The statement
was made today by member Of the
examining board that no less than
forty seven persons would be required
"a give all the men a chance. IL may
take mere than that. for some of the
men will have several tests given
them. This will not. said the member
of the board today. cost a patient a
cent. They can get the work done
free of all cost by coming TO either of
the colleges at the hour named and
seeing the members of the board and
then be assigned to some OF the class
for work
The examinations today are at the
Medical College of Virginia. with all
the members of the board In attend
ance save DR.. r. G. Lewis. Oh lCulpep-
per, detained by Illness.