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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-02-05
CLUB D0N0S
Tho Bannsr C1ub.

The Banner Club held their regular
meeting Wednesday at the home Of Mrs.
l. W. West.
Several itsris Of business were first
disposed Of, one bang in regard to The
name Of the club. there being some mis-
understanding as to the name. It was
decided by vote that the club hereafter
b. known as the Banner Club"
The members also decided to take up
course Of study in General History. with
occasionally day devoted to = special
program.
After the business was disposed Of
short program on Riley's work was given
by the ladies'. Tho Biography Of the
"Hoosier Poet" was given by Mrs. Kiteh-
On. Mrs. West reeited when the Frost
on tho Pumpkin nd Mrs. Samples
"Ksep a Stiff Upper Lip" A select
reading "The Old Cleo Club" by Mrs. c.
|V. Ryan. Mrs. Fullmer gave the readi
Little Orphan Annie." and Mrs. o. G..
Frantz "Our Hired Girl"
After the refreshments were served by
the hostess the ladies departed for thsik
homes. having spent very pleasant af-
tsrnoon. SKoRKrARY.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-02-05
Twentieth Century Club.

The Twentieth Century Club met with
Mrs. J. A. Mckenzie on Saturday. .Janu-
ary so. and elected the following officers:
President, Mrs. Burke: president,
Mrs. Wilker; Secretary. Mrs. Egbsrt;
Treasurer, Mrs. Best.
On account Of its being SO late in the
years work the club has decided to post
pone the next part Of the Bay View
course until next fall and fill in the time
getting better acquainted with our poets
and statesmen.
The next meeting on the Is. will b
Lincoln Day. which will be celebrated at
the home Of Mrs. McKittrick.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-02-05
Best Bargain Going.

Must sell at once and offer my home
at 4o3 N. 9th St for less than cost Of
house alone. Lot and outside i'm
provements cost you nothing. six rooms
and bath. full esmented basement. hot
water heat. bes. plumbing. oak finish.
waxed oak floors and built Of the best
material throughout. Price only $4,000.
Worth easily $4,000. Will also sell all
furniture at bargain prices. F. D. Stoop.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-02-05
SECOND DAY.

The meeting was opened by talk
on the Selection of Sircs by the old
iavoritc. Farmer Gregg. as he wishes ;
to he called. He says the title OF
Prof. don't fit his line OF work. Short
horn sircs are hest for the dairy farm.
as they have all the qualities needed
to produce the milk for which we are
working. In the first place VIC want
sire that no; only has the power
and quality in himself but has the dis
tinction OF Transforming this power
and vigor into the cows that are weak
IN these respective lines. These sire.
are hard to find. We find sircs thai,
have some of the qualities which We
yant but il is a very difficult task t.
find those tia; have all the qualities
and powers t'la. are necessary on tn
dairy farm. Young men take my ad
vice and never ut your money. that
is to invest il. into sire that has
paper pedigree without first looking
INTO the quality cf their ancestors and
then after satisfying yourself that he
is the Kind vou want: it is all right
to take a paper pedigree as IT Is IN"
only guarantee q Thin that you have
The sire in ducstiou you can sec but
the ancestors of this particular one
you in all probability will be unable
to sec and therefore you cannot
Judge TO a vcrv --cat extent from
what kind of milk producers they
come. Color is fad with some pco-
pie in the dairy business: without GER
tain colors in certain breeds they
were thought to be OF no good for the
dairyman's use. can say that color
NAV be a fad on the womcn's hats
but it isn't worth 4 snap on the DAIRY
farm. Good points to remember
when selecting sire is to pick Tor
those that have big middle piece
for the reasons given in the selection
OF the dairy cow. Next the top line
should be sharp at the shoulders; they
should have plenty OF heavy ioos"
skin under the back part of the BODY
where the uddcr is on COW: this IS
to prove that the sire has come from
a mother that has well developed
udder; short hair should be point
to observe where the skin is loose in
this case. as il goes to show that II
has been inherited from mother that
has had a good flow of blood IN the
business end and this. VIC have learn
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-28
GOVERNOR SWANSON STIRS
NEW YORK CONFEDERATES
Said He Brought Greetings Of the
Veterans OF virginia-Eulog'zes
Great Warriors

NEW YORK, Jan. 21.-'llom'
with The unique ant heart touching
meanings which the word holds tOr
the veteran OF wartim" campaigns
and camp fires. was the subject OF Il
starring address by John Temple
Graves. e Georgia, AT The nineteenth
annual banquet of III" Confederate
Veterans Camp. Of New York. MAJOR
Edward Owen, commander, al IN"
Waldorf Astoria this evening.
There were present nearly 500 COM
rades and guests. many of whom wer"
women. when Governor Swanson. or
Virginia responded 20 the first CT the
t0asts, The Army Of Northern Nlr-
cinia and it's Great Commander.
John Vroeman. formerly o: tn"
United States navy. spoke on Our
RrOi hers in Blue
Notable persons present Included
Henry ". Taft. president of the OHIO
Society: Walter II. Page. General A.
o. Howard and Nathan Straus.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-28
Proposed Yorktown, jamestown Road
Would Benefit City.
BRING COUNTRY PEOPLE NEARER
Congressman Lambs Project Probab-
" Will Receive Hearty Support
from Local Chamber % CONNER rec.
May Help Local Plan.

Much interest Is manifested her" IN
the proposal to ruili a military road
from Yorktown to jamestown. by way
of William,1;::a. \ bill tn provide
for the construction OF such roa!
was introduced in The house several
DAYS ago by Congressman .Iohn
Lamb OF Richmond. and sine" that
time the matter has been generally
discussed here.
II Is believed that the ConStruc'
ton Of this road would be OF immense
benefit to Newport News, and i is
very probable that az the next meet
inc of the chamber Of commerce that
body will decide to take steps toward
lending such assistance as NAV ~
in it's power 20 forward the move
m"nt
The roaI would Of course max"
Williamsburg more accessible 10 IN"
country peope for mile; along either
side of the route and the nearer these
people are 10 Williamsburg. the near
or they are to Newport News. hS
way OF the Oh. sap";,kr and OHIO
Railway.
Furthermore. i. is believed that tn"
passage Of Mr. LmE's bin would h"
n stem in the direction of securing
the much talked Of road between ms
city and Fredericksburg.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-28
LAND FRAUD CASES.
Alleged Friends Of Accuses Meet and
Entertain Arriving Witnesses.

MUSkOGEE. OIL A. Jan. It
Witnesses brought here frCm Has
tings. Michigan. friends of Walter r
Eatons. secretary of the Indian@lo
Contracting Company. of which CIV
ornor Charles y. Haskell il president
and which scheduled many town lots
were among those Examined to6a:
ny the grand Jury investigating al!
'eycd land frauds.
In some instances supposed dun;
m..s have Identified their signatures
Il, orit claims ard declare them to
pc genuine.
This would dispose OF III" charce
~ forgery hu' government attorney
say il would no; affect tn" main
charge 0f conspiracy 10 dciraui
Il developed TO-DAY that secret ser
vice official, hav" detected friends
Of th., acc5'~Cf M "t.TE ont sid" wit
ncSscs a they have arrived in Nus,
kogcr and 'aking thcm to their
homo
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-28
Vaudeville ono Pictures

The Wren Trio. til" team which
was boz kcd as the headline vaud"-
Vile feature at the Bell th"atrr for
Monday night, will reach her" TODAY.
and the management promises thar
the show this afternoon and tonight
will be one of the frs: Yet offered.
The Wren trio. composed OF two
@irlS and man. is said 10 max"
an inStantamCC Is hit upon every APP
pcarancc, with their western come
d. sketch The act includes 4 pair
of bag punching dogs.
The program will also inciud" Bill
Jones. the "abscnt- minded youth. in
comedy musical act. and several
new pathr and Edison moving pic
lures
During tn" first three days of this
week. on account of the inability OF
the management to provide a full
vaudeville Ill. the price at the thea
ter has been cut in half.
An excellent, show was given for
the money. however, and large
crows were entertained at IN" the,
alter.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-28
Ess Ess Club Officers.

The Ess Ess Club met laght night
in the club rooms at the First Ma
tiUnal Bank building and installed the
following officers for tn" ensuing
year: President, George r. Turner:
vice president, lrl Hudson: secretary,
Harry Reyner: treasurer. ID. ). Down
ing. Arrangements for the dinner
end dance TO he given by III" Club
at the Pocahontas Hotel on the eve
ming OF Tuesday. February ,, were
discussed last night and the members
are confiden, tiRt the affair will be
one of the most pleasant social events
of the season
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-28

given me. and | am recommending It
to all my friends Mrs. ". :. Ford,
1898 Lansdowne St. Baltimore, Nd
The most successful remedy i'll this
country for the cure of all fnrn,s Of
female complaints is Lydia F.. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound. It has
stood the test of years and to-day is
more widely and successfully used than
any other female remedy. 1t has cured
thousands of women who have been
troubled with diSplactmentS, inliIm-
nation. alteration. libroid tunorS. ir-
Irregularities. periodic pains. hackache.
that clearinghouse feeling tatulrncy.
indigestion. and nervous prostration,
after all other means had failed.
If you are sull-ring from any OF these
ailments, don't give mp hope until You
have given Lydia F.. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound trial.
IfyOu would like special advice
write to Mrs. Pinkl,ann, Lynn,
Mass, for il. She has guided
thousands to health. free Of
charge.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-28
AiQh School Graduates Entertain
Their Relatives and Friends.
SeM|.AnNUAl COMMENCEMENT
Literary Society Will Hold ceiebra,
ton Tonight and Finals Take Place
at the Academy Of Music Tomor-
row Night.

with Glass Day X'rclSrS. con
Quoted in the assembly hall last night
in The. prcs"nc" Of Il large crowd ot
students. teachers and relatives and
friends OF The young graduates. m"
lIieh school srmi.annuat commence
men, cxcrci,rs for tn" class Of Feb
ruarE. 1909. b.. gan. Mr.. Fenno r.
Heath. president of the class and IN"
lone young man in a class of SIX, pr"
sided and all Of the graduates took
part In the v"ry entertaining PROGRAM
rendered.
Miss Mary D-nnon Gayle read the
class Proph.sy Mis-, Marie Turner
the class viii. and Miss Alic" Whit
nry the class Poem
An interesting" fralulr Of tn" en-
t.rtainmrnt was the presentation OF
a comedy sketch entitled "Th" Nld'
ow Dix's Reception i'll which the
entire class participated Miss Tur-
ncr a, the piano, t FINISHED the music
for the sketch Mr.. Heath rendered
n violin solo during tn" evening.
Tonight the Literary Society Will
hold It's celebration in honor of tn"
IRA luatrS. An elahorat" program
has been arranged for this event.
A> usual
Tomorrow night 'hr final exercises
will l.. held ut The Academy Of Nu
sic. The address 20 graduates VIII
DO delivered h> Mr.. O. ID. Batch"I' T.
The members Of this class are Misses
Mary nonnum Gayle. Marie Turner.
Alice whitney. I.ucill" Ramsey ana
Nina Rurks. ami Mr. f"nno +. Heath.
I'm the claE- whi, h is to graduate
in June there ar" twcntN-l"ur mem
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-28
TWO YEARS FOR SAINT"
Bogus Negro Preacher Gets -Four
Sc fences OF Six Months Each

James SmallwoOd. alias sam
Smallw"nd the alleged negr9
preacher VINO was arrested several
DAYS ago on charges Of forgery AID
JarCcn, w. given sentences aggregat
ing two ars in Jail by justice
B.can H. ,.c roliC" court yesterday
morning
TIL h,gr, was tried on charge
n. !ar@,a, nd given six months IN
Jail. AM ssn.ilar sentence was given
him or L"u;her charge Yesterday
tn. t,..In:unv in both cases sh ""
hal 'hc rrisoncr had wilfuliv given
worthless checks IN payment for
good. mn, nased J. T Nelson color
I'D COS. Is for the prisoner. noted
an APPEAL in both f these cases. hat
later :. ~. agreed that plea" al
guilty u.rli te entered in iwo other
caS,> IN. rris ucr woIld accept -four
yen',rc..~ or six months each. and m
appcaf Sor,d BE- rakcn.
DARN h.s stay in jail the saint
ra, b. ~oisiIy c,angelistic among
IN" oth.r rrisoncrs.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-28

The committee claimed thai il was
impOS Siblr to Scparit" ;hC onjcctl Dll-
able remarks from ;hr remainder OF
he speech and thar III" oniv way 10
eliminate the remarks cOnsid, red ont
Of order word be to strike on: IL"
tnIir" speech II cited a. n pr"r"d"uI
for such action hv tn" HOu.r til"
speech of Robert = Ktnn DIV. al
ohio. ai'ackin" tn" Senate. mad" in
tn" House on September ,, 1890.
which Wa rXriui"d from tn" p"rn.in-
en- record
In his letter to IN" Committee Mr.
" ill,tt ,iairE thar no did nj iran
s2rnd tn rules OF the HOUSE but
that he WAS entirely within his ri"htS
TO make III" $ne"rh. rDd"r :hr order
Of gen, raj d, hnt'' Free dom of speech
ha~ always been % sacred " h" lie
clar"S hat tn" utmost latirN L. Ina F.;
been allowed in debate, and | re-
sroctfullv submit iha; 70 St"ik" my
speech from the record in thus II
stanc" will establish a precedent "N.
tr,mrly 'lanr"rCus.'
The rest hutton rtcCmmv ndr.i Wy the
special ctmmttt" and adopted by ~"
House. r. ads
'RcSolv"d. that the speech of Mr..
Will,it printed in tn" da;l Congress.
jonal Record OF January IS. 1906, con
tainS langua"" improper and in viola
tiCn o! tn" privileges of debate. ant
III" same be stricken frnm III" l'r-
mantnt record
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-28
NEWPORT NEWS WILL
SEND LARGE DELEGATION
Every Church, as Well as League
Branches, Entitled to Representa-
xin> in Anti Salmon [ Saule.

Newport News will send owe" n
large delegation to attend tn" ANIMAL
meeting of the Virginia Anii-Salo"n
League in Norfolk February gil.
Each church in this city is entitled
% a delegate and besides there Will
Re representatives of the thre" anti
saloon league branches in tn" city
I'D Of the Womcn'S Christian Tenn
terance Union.
Although It was definitely an
nounced some time ago that local
option fights wOull be conducted III
this city. Norfolk and Richmond. it
Is now stated that the Sta" league
probably will make no a:'empt t"
carry these cities. but will carry
the fight to the legislature IN an
affor. to put statewide prohibition III
effect.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-28
Death Ct William NJ. o ckens.

William NJ. Dickens. fifty years OF
age, died Moniay morning at his
home. 112S Twentylf!rst street. Fun
eral services were conducted Monday
afternoon n; I O'Clock at the residenc"
by Rev. II. J. Geiser. and the tody
was inferred at Greenlawn cemetery
Mr. Dickens had lived her" for ten
years coming from Halifax. \. c.
and was emp, yed at the Sh:pyard
as a shipfittsr He is survived t.:
a widow and one son.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-28
Murdered Man Identified.

RICHMOND. VA. Jan. C'.-Ut'
trclive c. A. Gibson. who was de
Jailed by the chief of police. at the
request O; Henrico county aUthori-
ties. To aid them in clearing up the
j.. p. RurDes" murder mystery. was
the first witness called this morn,
ing before the cor, per's jury
Sergeant Gibson stated that he had
positively indPatfiei the murdered
man as James F'lyD. a veteran OF the
United States army. who fought in
the war between the states.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-28
Robbery Charc Dismissed.

James TUrpin. CharGed with ron
berry. was discharged In IN" polio"
coTrt YESTERDAY morning Iurpin
was accused Of taking a watch from
a man named Kelly Will. III, latter
wa drunk. hut There Wa. D "Ni-
dcncc to cnan.C. him with tho al
legged thief:
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-28

from lfItpuldIi-
ties. terrible drag
ging sensations,
extreme nervous
ness, and that ali
gone feeling i'll my
stomach. / had
given up hone of
ever being We'll
when ! began 20
take Lydia f.. Pink
hams Vegetable
Compound. Then
I felt as though
new life. had been
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-28
MuRRAv's CASE CONTINUED.
Youn, Man II Committed to Jail to
Await Hearing Today.

Frank Murray, the Young man
who was arrested Tuesday Oh a war
rant charging him with attempting
t. dafraud the PocahOntas Hotel out
O: so. was arrajgncd in tn" polio"
ennrt yesterday morning. but at his
rauuc., the case was continued until
tr,iay.
IL, Young man was still unable TO
give fond ana was committed to jail
pending The trial.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-28
SociaI.PeEs0naI

MIS-. ". J Knight entertained At 4
evening At her home on th"stnni
avenue in honor OF Miss Evic Louis"
Knighi, OF Franklin. Among the
guests were Misses Mamie Turner.
Isabel Richardson. Mary Turner. RI
ton and Hazel Weaver, Mary Giant,
Joe Stuart. l'lanch" Sinclair and Elr
cinia Hamilton, of this city. and Miss
Anderson. Of Richmond. DR.. 7. J.
Prrtlow, Mess!s. George Turner Nal.
com Weaver. Carter Weaver, Joseph
Gayle, Gus Hamilton. Hancock liamIl.
ton. " +. II Enos. Bryan Turner.
Il. w Reed. Ernest lious" ana Mord",
cal Gayle.
Mr.. and Mrs G. h. Cain have re
turned from visit to relatives in
Petersburg
Mr. Elliott West has returned 20
his home in Surrey county after
spending several DAYS with relatives
in this city.
Miss Emily Hodges. of Norfolk. IS
the guest Of friends in This city
Mr.. l. 4. Meyers has gone to New
York on a business trip.
Captain and Mrs. Davis, OF Balti.
more. who have been the guests OF
their daughter. MIS-. J. l.. Sibl"y. l2l
Invent y.ninth street. have return" l.
home.
Mrs. Robert Gamboi ami her daugh-
ter. Miss Pa,Ii-. are visiting Mrs. X.
\. Johnson. In East End.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4 G.. Harwood. uf
Grove, have returned hume after 4
visit 10 relatives IN this city.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-28
eavsvs Of oiaineRts for e.
tSnh Tat Contain Ueye NY

rs mercury viii su,eIy des'roy the ~~rss of
smell sn1 completely dcrsrEr the VII" csvSf"Wl
v hon rute-iEs % through the sfiucons s'I!fs 80.
tr~h arJisles shnrf never be a-ed except on
nrs~. y-tr,,or. from reputable ply, icfaDs ~ inc
tsm.g. -hey viii do 10 Zen fold 10 the g"''f y''ii
ean rr.-IbIv d.-ivc frcIn them. HAIR ,ss-rh
Quo ulauBGa~iurei by y Cheney n 20, TO
80 ~ rcntsi . no mercury ard - 'sksn In
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soIs w -russi.f. Price sc per boi'!-.
TAKE HsIIp Family P;Ils Il. oustipstsoo.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-28
AYME MS MISSIONARY
CONVENTION KEXI MONTH
Great Gathering of Representative
Men to Take Place H. 6irminS.
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-28
APPOINTMENT IS APPROVED.
Garrett Continues as Trustee IN Bank
ruptey for Wilkins.

An adjourned meeting Of the Credi,
tors OF X. b. wilkins was held yes'er-
day. and Referee in bankruptcy
Locke approved the selection OF \.
c. Garrett to act as trustee in bank
rup;cy.
II is understood that there will ~
n appeal from the action Of the ref
cree
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-28

y I.asSitcr and c '. GAY. negro
physicians. were in he p>ii"c court
YESTERDAY morning charged Si'h pa"
licing ;hout licenses tn" ca -
were continued in order = allow h.
accused to communiCa'" with ~"
Sta hoard
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-28
Ch;rney ATrc,

Tho burning out ~ a chimney IN
hoIse on Twenty fourth street near
Warwick avenu" caused AT lsrm OF
~" 10 10 turned IN sh' r'lv after
"a O'Clock lat night Tn" Central
company 'urn"d out
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-28
BATTlESHiPS LEAVING.
Forei. ners Bid American Vessels Re
qrettui Farewell.

NuIAFRANCHE, Jan. ...-Th"
latticshipS COnnccri"uU, the ila%
snip OF Rear Admiral SN"'rN. N"r-
mont. Kansas and Virginia l"tl here
Tor Tciuan fay on the coast r Mo
rocco 70 Join tn" sixteen M"rsh!ps
which are huw entering tn the last
lap IN their rrui." auLnd the W"' IL
whrr" the, viii rrrit|r"5 i".i"r .
.uIiru If lIanlproM Roads
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-28

Titled TO ask for the pcac" and hoAor
Of the state and IN n" name OF az
trncy. that this reckless defamation
shall cease"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-28
Burrows and Tr'msn Named.

WASUINGTON. y c. Jan. e
Sc.I',-y BURROWS and Ti'lman w"r"
cd r., mated nv tn" senat" as
mcr1r"r ~ The hoard cf VISITORS 10
the Annapolis Naval Acadcm!
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-28
AFTER
OF MISERY
Cured by Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound

Baltimore. Nd =" For TOUR years
nv life wasa misery t" me. suffered
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-28
{ SiCntd-
THEODORE ROOSEVELT"

Preceding by several hours III"
Pres den,S announcement was the is
suance OF general order by Secre-
tarr Ncwhcrry which had been ap-
proved by the President. designed TO
carry into effect ahe SecrPtary'S naval
reorganization plans so far az they
pertain 70 thr navy yards AM naval
s, atiCnS