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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-07-08
LIKE TAFT, BUT
NOT HIS FRIENDS

SIOUX FALLS, Idaho, July Cat
the Republican State convention today,
platform was adopted endorsing
President Taft, but declaring empha-
tically against the policies of Senator
Aldrich and Speaker Cannon Of Che
house of representatives, against whom
the Republican insurgents revolted in
the last congress.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-07-08
Brought NitrEtos.

The japanese freightor KIyo Mara
arrived yesterday about noon from
South American nitrate ports bringing
about 5000 tons Of nitTates consigned
20 local dealers. The vessel will DO
here shout ton days elfohaFging and
vii then pToe0od 20 japan.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-07-08
BALLlNGER SAYS
ISSUE IS LOCAL

WASHINGTON, July 6.-secretary
Ballinger stated today that he is taking
no part in the politics of the State Of
Washington. This suggests that he will
not mix in the campaign OF POindexter
for the senate.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-07-08
SOMEONE MUST
HAVE BEEN LIAR

NEW YORK, July 6.-colonel Roose-
welt denies that he is mixing in the
politics of the State of Washington.
He said today that he had not expressed
an opinion on the senatorial candidacy
of Congressman Poindexter in Wash
ington.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-07-08
FUNERAL OF LATE
CHIEF JUSTICE FULLER

SORRENTO, Maine, July 0.-lTho
funeral Of tho late Chief Justice Fuller
Of the United States Supreme Court
waa held here today the services being
those Of fhe Episcopal Church,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-07-08
ENGLAND LANDS CONTRACT.

LONDON, July 6.-The Brazilian
government has ordered a s2,OOO-tOn
dreadnought from the yards Of British
sh.PbuildeT.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-07-08

The report Of the grand jury deals
merely with routine matters, except for
the reference 10 the ASSERTIONS OF Super
visor Aylett, concerning which they
state that tho stories told arc 70 con
Trajectory a. 20 preclude any action by
tho inQuiali0rs.
Judge Cooper received the report and
discharged the grand jury. Ne laanhed
thea foT their work, baf exhibited no
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-24
sIIsGHl||Bg|!' Mill
AMOUNT To LITTLE.
Former v. r. i. Cadet Will Tell
Richmond Alumni About Con-
ditions at Blackbnrg.
UPHoIDs DIR. BARRINGER
UPHoIDs DIR. BARRINGER
Recently Made Personal Investi-
CATION Of Charges While Pay
ing Visit to Institute.

I Richmond alumni of the Virginia
Polytechnic Institute will fold sPe-
rIAI meeting at the Jefferson Hotel
1'hursday evening for the purrose. y
ID stated, Of adopting resolutions pro-
testing against the charges MED ~
the welfare committee OF the inrft-
tutivn against President Paul B. Far.
ringer.
Among those who win be present
at the meeting will be Mr.. G. +.
Smith, first captain OF the ". n. 1.
corps Of cadets In I9A7, and NJ pres
emit student OF the Presbyterian
Theological Seminary near Richmond,
Mr.. Smith, It was ascertained Thurs
day, recently paid 4 visit to Blacks
burg. where the institute IN located,
and made q personal Investigation Of
the charges. Mr., Smith IL confident
the charges win come ID naught when
thoroughly sffted. He says that some
of them are the outgrowth OF hap
pentngs when he was cadet at the
institute. Mr.. Smith IL a Peters
burger.
The meeting. which Is expected "a
he largely attended. will be followed
BY smoker and refreshments
A meeting OF the v. r. !. board Of
visitors has been called for March 2
to Investigate the same charges.
At the same time the reply OF DR.
Barringer TO the charges will be for
mally received by the board.
Mr.. J. G. Darlington. rector Of the
board. has requested DIR. BarringcY
to furnish the president OF the alumni
association with copy Of his reply
and also to furnish a copy to the
chairman Of the welfare committee Of
the association.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-24
MANCHESTER NEWS.

Mr.. w. T. Nunpaliy. aged sixty-ona
years, died Thursday morning at $40
o. clock at his home. Ma All East
thirteenth street. HIS funeral Will
take MACE Friday afternoon ut
o'clock. lnterment In MaurF ceme-
terry. He was enc Of Manchester's
weli-known citizens and for many
years was employed az railroad fore
man.
Mr.. J. n. condrey. forty~seven years
old. died Tuesday MT his home, In
Cheeteriletd county. The funeral took
piacs Thursday afternoon ut o'clock
from Providence church. Interment
was III tho cfiurch-yard He was .
well-known former and leaves several
children.
Mrs. India Bass died at her home,
No. s5If Decatur street, at $50
o clock Thursday morning. aged nifty
six years. She leaves husband, FIVE
sons and one daughter. Her funeral
will take place Friday afternoon. but
arrangements are not now conpIese-
Intermeut will be In Maury Cemetery.
Mr.. George W. Roach. who DIED -
his home In Seventh street Wednes-
day morning. WAS . member o. New
south Council. J. o. Z. A. NJ, and q
committee Will ba chosen from that
orranixatipn 10 act ~ pAii-bcArern.
The fnnerai will take place Friday
afternoon At 8 p, M. 1nterment in
Maury cemetery.
Cooperation Court.
Tho demurrer entered n the last
term OF the Cooperation Court In the
case Of Caroline Dunaxant against
the Seaboard Air Line Railway and
the Muller Manufacturing Company
thursday occupied the attention of
Judge wells Gregory and aands rep
resent the plaintiff and Ex-Governor
Mnntaruo ana Lynch Montague the
Miller Company and q. Randolph VIII
Hams the railway.
wednesday the Jury In the case ~
D. Il Toney against Austin and Meis-
eniaeiuaer. on the grounds Of alleged
violation az contract. found . verdict
for the defendant. -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-24
ASKS III MERCY
AND Goes TO JAIL
Davenport Pleads Guilty and i
Given Thirty Days in
Prison.
NOTHING MORE TO SAY
Presents Pitiablc Spectacle In
Court Removed by
Judge.
NOTHING MORE TO SAY

W.. X. Davenport. until wednesday,
. spcctai officer in Henrieo, was ON
Thursday morning convicted before
Magistrate Puiyear Of collecting sb
for dog taxes under raise prstenses.
and was fined SIS and sentenced to
jail for Thirty days, He Is now serving
his sentence He admitted the
charge and asked for mercy
The charge against Davenport was
made I'm open court Wednesday and
Judge r. Carter Scott Immediately
removed him from Office N special
policemen and ordered him taken t.
the jail to await a. hearing. 1t was
proven that Davenport collected dos
taxes to the amount Of IS from
Archie Banks. negro. and that he
spent the M0Aay. He was nat au-
thottxad to collect dog taxes. His
only excuse ~ the court was that
his child Wa sick and he spent the
money for meticine.
In rentXuiiug him 10 jail and re-
moving him from office Judge Scott
said: You have violated the law,
violated your oath of Office and vfo-
lated my confidence. The court OK
pressed regret that such a man as
Davenport should have ever been APP
pontiac xo-4Ay pH1cc, ana ealu indt
tims after time he had been Ina
portuned 70 remove him.
Policeman p. L. Temple made the
charge asn1nst Davenport and sub
stantiated IL Mr.. Temple II the per-
ron authorised 10 collect dog taxes and
when Ne learned that Davenport had
gone 70 see tho Banks party, he ar
ranged 1t - that he could be In
another room and hear the CONVEX
satfen. He sdw Davenport get the
money and saw him sign receipt for
IL, JuEttcs Puryear was disposed to
be lenient with the former ofiicer
when the caaa was called In court
and therefore imposed the light fine
Of So along with the jail sentence of
thirty days.
Davenport had nothing to cay after
his conviction. He presented pitt
able sight in court.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-24
HIGH TARIFF IS
GREAT BLESSING
Says Republican Who Fears j,
Will Defeat Many
Politicians.

WASHINGTON, Feb z4.--Urgfnh
the Republicans To stand by the pro-
tectise tariff principle in the coming
elections, even IL they 20 down to de-
feat. and not to heed the popular cry
of high prices. Representative Gard
ner. Republican. of Massachusetts,. one
of the conservative Insurgen ts." to-
saaa4 afaaAftaeA 10 prA4e to the tTntsst
| that the tariff has nothing te do with
the prevailing high soat Of living.
He accused the Democrats of in
consistency because they had blamed
prices for hard times In 1886 and
blamed high prices this year. A
chart, mapped from reports by ths
Industrial commission in this country
and tables of prices In England, was
exhibited bs the Massachusetts, eoH-
gresham. The lines representing
fluctuations in prices teek the same
course in both countries.
Gardner then quoted prices he had
obtained In Montreal and here. and
they showed that meats were actually
cheaper in Washington than In
Canada. lie also gave prices fer six
teen articles of food used on the
Massachusetts, training ship Ranger
on cruise around the world. showing
that on IL out of ls articles. Boston
prices were lower than anywhere eise
In the world. He cited the fact that
the lowering of the duty on sugar had
net resulted in towering its price.
THE temptation Is strong for us In
New England to shout for free trade
In food. he said. THAT CRY this
year would gave VI many q vote In
our districts. Many man In Massa-
ehusetss demands free trade In food
with the same lips that are daily
fed by protection 70 the Industry
.1Sa y - a. SnSro uoH ~
~ say 10 you, fellow members Of
the Republican party. do you recant
your faith. Every Use ct YOU knows
that the repeal of the farmers pro-
lection means the destruction Of our
tariff edifire.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-24
Fredericksburg

FREDERICKSBURG, VA. Feb. a.
Mrs. sarah +. Cole died In her home
yesterday morning. aged eighty-elght
years. Z. k,z..-..,
yania county. she came e iii.
city about thirty-five years ago and
has resided here since. She y sur.
vived by four children. The 1unera!
will take place from the 6Apslss y
church Friday afternoon q
News was received here yesterday
OF the death ef Mr.. Henry &. HoffA-
day. who died near Raptdan, Tues
Mrs Mrs. Helen +. stover. 81 this city.
telegram was THeetred hef9 yss-
terday announcing the death OF Mrs
West Heneyy- motheF e& Afev-Au&R- ~
Scott. OF this city. Tuesday night. tn
La Me- stsvs sSan * Rienmond. secretary
Of the Society for the Preservation o.
Virginia Antiquities. was visitor
here yesterday.
~; 5aSss Avn y; Emssss c sna Mrs
Embrey has been In feeble health fol
SONS time ana the trip y being made
with the hope that e will benefit her
Miss EdmoniA G. Lee has returned
e county nss a after ! visit 10 friends n
Mrs. L. b. Cole and daughter. Mis-.
Alice. who have been guests ut MUIR
phys hotel. In Richmond. were re-
of Mrs, Coles mother. Mrs. sarah &
Miss Bessie chelssy Il visiting Cap
tain ! 4, Thompson and family. n
- Miss M.uas stark, NJ, !. Bosher
and Mr.. n. Blair. os Richmond. who
have been visiting Mr. q. w. Jones
and family have returned home.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-24
EXPECT CLOSE V0I[
IN LOWER BRUNCH
Advocates Of Consolidation Expect
Victory, But No Votes
to Spare.
Y BE PERSUADED
One or Two Who Have Opposed
the Proposition May
Come Over.

Advocates of the proposition to
consolidate Richmond and Mancfes-
ter anticipate no serious hitch or diff
ficulty in securing favorable action
Thursday evening BY q majority of
the Common Council on the report
OF the conference committee recon-
mendinE that Manchester be allowed
thirty per cent. OF Its gross revenues
for surface street improvements for
hye years. receipts from gas except
ed.
Alderman Richardson and other
opponents OF the terms agreed upon
By majority OF the conference COM
mittee contend that the consolida-
ton ordinance Il dead measure a.
. result Of having failed to receive
the concurrence Of the Common
Council In amended form from the
Board Of Aldermen.
Done In Proper Form.
+ 1t ID the opinion of President Pc
tiers, Of the Common Council. as we'll
az Of number of other members of
that body. that reference to the mats
ter TO conference committee Speas ac-
compiished In strict parliamentary
form ard therefore that question
will not seriously obstruct considerM-
ton OF the matter Thursday evening
when the Council meets in special
session.
Among those who share the opin-
ton OF President Peters are Vice.
President Adams, of the Board Of AL
dermen. and Chairman Pollard. Of
the Joint committee on consolida-
ton.
Hope to Win Votes.
When seen Thursday morning MI.
Adams WAS seemingly more conceru-
ed as to the probable action OF the
Board of Aldermen on the conferses'
report than as to what would happen
in the Council Thursday evening.
However. Mr.. Adams hopeful that
at least a couple of votes could be
won over to the side OF the consofi-
dationists before the confereea' re-
port is considered by the Aldermen.
At present, he said, twelve Aldermen
appeared to be on the other side ~
axaiHst nine for nsalidatien on the
terms proposed.
II have reason to believe" he said,
that two men on the other side are
weakening. and H--Te can win them
over we will have eleven votes ana
our opponents only ten.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-24

yank the woman gave the attofn4x
left no room for doubt Ia thu nsln4
OF any who saw that Henry CoreA
wife had been rather roughly h9
died. Incidentally. It may ~ resaa
ed that Henry Core, = negrO. a&oa3
whom the charge Of abusing hln III
had been lodged. was REQUIRED - GlN
security In the sum OF Si00 for It'll
good behavior for six months.
But the ludtcrous part of the tn
was the result of the w0mansa 1e
mony. She told the court thAk
hushand. from whom she n ael5
rated. had demanded that she gek nj
ont Of bed and 60 70 work, She N1
III at the time. and her husband oot
into the room and jerked her a<siN
the room. Then II was that AttDx
Tyler sought to get the woman 10 n1S
him an exact Imitation Of how HMx
ths woman had been pulteds
made the characterization c0u1pieSN5
satisfactory to the court ana the sko@ :
tafors II. per ae. to the detrlnnUt1
the Attprney's dignity. AZ 5s 4
When the spectators had iillfe
this laugh tho negro man Was oRA4r
to furnish security.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-24
CUP DEF NlDEI{ Is gu b
HIS HONE YMOON vOY4
Anchor n Newport News with Gr Hs Dragged From ax
Dominion Land Company W orkug Pier Mi M
field Marries Charles schneer. ii New York

Especial to The Richmond yfrg{nian.l
NEWPORT NEWS, VA, Feb. a..
Captain Alfred W Howard erst-
while commander OF the cup defend
or Columbia. now. In command Of the
British steamer Eva, anchored in this
harbor, has his bride with him, and
IL really on his honeymoon Voyage.
His marriage Friday night In New
York TO Miss Emma A. peakin was
. happy Gulmination Of q romance
Of the seas.
Two years ago. when the captain
was running ~ mate on m English
bark. he participated In the rescue
Of the crew and passengers on =
lumber schooner In Newfoundland
waters, Among the survivors was
Mice Deakin. who was rescued in an
exhausted condition. An anquaint-
arce thus begun resulted In the hap
Nv ceremony at the Little Church
Around the Corner" the mecca Of
inatrimontally inclined mariners In
New York.
u. b. Manviile. superintendent Of
the Old Dominion Land Company.
announces that his company Will
shortly begin extensive repairs and
improvements to Pier A, tho COM
pany's freight and passenger wharf
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-24
BREAK LOCKS TO HENI1OUSE
BUT FINE MINORkAS ESCAPE
Thieves and Hennery Of Officer Poriaux But
Frightened Of Befor Getting the Hens.

Chicken 4hie~es made heir aP-
pearancs again "Wednesday ntsht,
this time breaking two locks. one OF,
the gate and the other on the hem
house. In the rear OF the home of Of
ficer Portiaux. No. AZ East Clay
street. They were frightened away
by an employe of the light company,
who noticed .ha. the lamp In the
alley back If M~. Parti1uS',s hane
was turned down low. This person
saw four negroes run away firm the
yard and Mt once natthed the officer.
Three chickens were missing. and
these were iater found at Fourth
and Leigh. where they had been
dropped by the thief.
The attempted robbery occurred
between and o'clock. and for
daring the thieves hold the record
thus far. The entire back yard OF
the officers home IL almost ~ bright
as day from the reflection Of the lamp
at the corner Of the alley. The
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-24
WOMAN WITH MIND UPSET
sLAEHES Man WITH AXE

especial TO The RiehEnond vtrkinian.l
FALLS CHURCH. VA, Feb. 3l.--
Mayor HAwxhurst ~ issued war.
Miss Catherine Tennan and num-
snoneA Or. ]. r. NRAllwcod and Or.
George b. FadeIey, fArming ! COM
fnis1fOh under the 1aW. After taktne
testihcny the ccnnisgion decided Nor
insane and directed that she - seat
10 the State hospital ~ 6fauntnn.
On sunday night 1fisa Fcnnell be-
came vinlent and during ! temporary
absence from the rO0sn of her father.
she slipped out ana obtained an axe
and feturutng dSAlt : young man
named Wilbur SewelL who Wa Sleep
blow upon the heAd, INJECTING !
serious wound.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-24

Thieves he'd evidently aa<sssEs -
and one OF them had turned the ll0A&|
almost out. The lock on the E14
gate wax broken and the lock s
the henhouse was found snApp44S
The iron bar used In breaking tAS'
locks was found In the yard. alon4
with bag the negroes had inteud&4
fIilinx with chickens. ssss z3.
The lamp lighters appearances Re&
yond q question. prevented the thesE
of practically all Of the chicksna 1e|
trolman Portiaux prides hilnaeaf A
raiEtng the very best Of black MtnQx
cas-, and only the day before m he
told some OF his friends tha4 he A4
getten eleven eggs from his sDieA
layers. 81. Is
Chicken thieves have operated m
Seventh street. Sixth street. E0pt4
street and several other places On a.
north side Of Broad during the p1M&
month. and the officers are doing 4S
erything in their power 70 nfaA4
them to justice.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-24

Especial tn The Richmond virginian.)
WARRENTCN, Va Feb. A.--The
rife team of the WarTenton rides
were defeated last night ~ tbs team,
of the Staunton Rifles. 9taHatou
scored $50 out Of possible Lesv;
posed the warrentOn team: L1eAtcn-
ants JefYriea. Wood and Bertenstein,
Sergeant Burke Corporal Smith and
Priyates Thomas and Rector.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-24
] suit i n,isn,isscd.

On motion OF plaintiffs attorney.
the suit OF Bonnie Shefferman against
the Richmond Dairy Company TOR
Of the city circuit court Thursday.
The case had been net for trial Friday
morning.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-24

TRANeFERRIN0 AND HAuLIN6 Oh
= al kinda. n. B0WLE6. CNcett4
Seooa1 ss!sss ssslds s.fs 49, Shn-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-24

ass FEET ATJOiNINr i3ATTlsE Az
hey site, Soldiers Home. III $33&0 p4f
foot. MisA this bargain ard you will
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-24

Sometime ago the Corporation
Ecmrntnsicn decided that State bonds
2orming part of the surplus funds
nj q bank are taxable. giving as
Noanon for this that they increased
AhA value OF the stock. This matter
Aaa recently been very little talked
tAb0ut, but NOW 4 suit has been
brought to test the matter In the
court. This suit In that Of 70. O.
FarkeF against the Raleigh Savings
Bank and In brought In Wake SUI
perfor Court
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-24

FREDERICKSBURG, VA. Feb. a.
Mrs sarah T.. Cole died IN her nome
yesterday morning. aged eighty eight
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-24

The property n owned by the yir-
ginta Railway md Power Company.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-11-18
~lAA' "l1 tMlIsc y IRON I'D
~ Rsssi, e - Ris Crsals niss
fss.lsy k(h = SssaR nee.~.
kev~ ns~si Aftw FL

Both Coroner % Weary and Sheriff
Hanlon made rigid investigation of
the strange death TUESDAY night of
John Rossi, an Italian, belonging to
the Rio Grande extra trak gang
Some twenty of the Italians are liv-
ing in four box cars, and Rossi had
gone 10 bed with other companions
and was sleeping with a mate in a
bunk some five feet from the floor.
About nine O'Clock the others heard
a fall. and ON lighting a lamp, Rossi
was found ON the floor, dead, with
his head doubled under his breast.
So far ss known he had not been
drinking, and was in good health.
He was twenty eight years old.
No suspicion can be attached 10 his
sleeping partner. TIE funeral was
held Yesterday Relatives are un-
known but IL is believed be has .
sister in the state
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-11-18

The total levy for Gunnison town
is 81 as against 66 l-lO last wear
and IL two years ago. Quite re-
duction. Ii will be noted that ow-
ing to refundine Of the $1,000
school debt of district No / the
total school levy for this district is
but IA mills as against IL last year,
ana that helped some Total levy
for Marble will be 90 mills; Pitkin,
80; Crested Butte, AZ; Ohio City, 3s
At their meeting last week the
county commissioners also allowed
bills, approved reports Of county
officers, made tax adjustments with
j. ID Miller, Nels Nelson, Ira Sig
man, A N. Stevens and others.
They will meet again about the first
Of December, probably the 9th.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-11-18

The Tors sp was won by Captain
Brewster Of Sail Ia, who decided 90
receive The ball Was booted twlce
over sahias line after which thev
klcxed Of 10 Gunaison. The ball
was advanced to the center of the
held and in three downs wac push
ed over sahdas goal hne in less
than q minute of play
For the res, of the quarter Gun
Rison played in bard luck and WAS
saable 10 hold the ball bot Sal,da
wac forced 10 putt ON every third
down. The second quarter was
much like the hrst. The ball WAS
finally pushed down the held and
.Ofsllon vent throaeh ti.e line for a
toschdows. Stone again failed TO
kick goal
On the third quarter Sslida Kicked
Of 10 Gsanison, Stone caught the
plsskln on the twenty yard line and
booted il bsck down the field, Plstt
was down the field under the ball
and made q touchdown which the
Sslids officials would not allow 50
that the ball was brought back 10 the
twenty yard line and put in scrlm-
mage For the remainder Of the
quarter the ball went from one end
IL the field 10 the other Because of
the extreme roughness of the field
!lstt Was laid out several times in
THE quarter. Marvin 81 Salida WAS
slso pct out a the asmse With .
twisted knee.
The lsst quarter showed hard
work on the part Of Sslida 10 score
but their attempts were easily
blocked by the hne defensive work
Of the ends and backs In the last
minute Of play the ball was punted
down the field aud Piitser recovered
il, making a touchdown The game
ended with score Of l5 too
Gnnuison only took eleven men to
Salida ON account of two of the team
being knocked out in practice games
last week. Platt was stunned sew
eral times during the game but re-
turned and played in his usual good
form
Stone aud OFallon were consls-
tent ground gamers for Gunnison
around the end and through the
line. Plat and Pittser were present
ON all forward passes and played a
fast game all around.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-11-18
hsslyesriaa Ord ks1es.

Services of worship and preaching,
Sunday, Nov. 2oth at lo:45 a m.
and 30 p. m. Sunday School at
IL m and Christian Endeavor society
at ESQ D. m.
The public are cordially invited to
all the services of the dav.
DIR Hubbard's subject at the
morning service will be: knowing
Through Believing" At the even
inc service he will preach ON Living
off Ones Neighbors
The choir under the direction OF
Prof. W. A. Franks. will render the
following program of special MUSIC:
Morning
Anthem Thou Wilt Keep Him.
Anthem ITO Thee, . Precious
Savior.
Evening
Anthem Thy Will be Done.
Solo Ethel Hamphrys