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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-30

Oh, see this curiosity! His hair
is perfectly dry, because he has so
much to attend to on the shore.
When he goes into the water he
holds small boys under the surface
until they're almost dead. Clever,
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-30
Horoscope
"The Stars incline, but do not
compel"
SUNDAY, JULY 81, 1910.

Turn hopefully to purpose new.
Wipe out the past by actions
true.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-30
DOUBLE HEADER TO
BE STAGED TODAY
Teams of the New Peninsula
League to Resume AChVi=
ties at Preside

The new Peninsular league will re-
sumo activities today at the Presidio
grounds after two weeks of inactivity
owing to the wet weather. A double
header will be played the first game
being carded for 1 o'clock The field is
in good shape and the teams should
show up we'll.
The first game will bring together
the fast Presidio post and the General
Lawton mines, two of the best amateur
Organization in the state. Frink and
Mackey viii be the opposing pitchers.
Both teams have been strengthened
and a fast game is looked for. A big
delegation of soldiers from the Presidio
will be on hand to do the roofing.
The second game will be called at 3
o'clock between the St. Ignatius nine
and the Studebakers. 1t will mark the
first meeting of these teams. The COL
lege boys have been doing lot of
practice on their campus and are in
good shape The Studebakers will have
several new men in their lineup. Ben
ham viii do the twirling for the Stude
bakers. while either Dorland or Leon
will be in the box for the collegians.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-30
O'BRI[N AND CRAIG
HEAD FIGHT CARD
New SOufhSide Club Will Pre-
sent Good Bill to Fans
Next Friday Evening

"Southside" Jack OBrien and Joe
Craig will meet in the main event of
the first round show, to be given next
Friday night by the new Southside ath-
letic club in Dreamland. Both Craig and
OBrien are ANXIOUS to meet one round
Jack Mogan and the coming light
weight squabble should eliminate one
clever boy for chance at the title.
Another bout of some attractiyenes
will be the Walter Monohan- Fritz Fry
affair. George Petrosley, the fighting
sailor who defeated Able Allen of the
Preside last week. will meet William
Urieh. There will also be a special
event between Spider Roche and George
Kirkwood. the St. Louis bantam weight
champion.
Heading the preliminaries is the
"TangIefoot' McGovern-Ja McGovern
mill at the. middle weight notch The
other fights are the Mosconi- Ianders
and Herley Sweeney bouts and a ring
warmer.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-30
WOMEN PLAYERS
OPEN TOURNAMENT
Miss Anita Myers and Miss B.
Chase Wiz, Matches in
Their Classes
By GRANT SMITH

The members of the wOmen's annex
began class singles tournament on
the Golden Gate park tennis courts yes
terday. The event attracted large
entry list and all four classes were well
represented The second and fourth
classes were completed Miss Anita
Myers carried of the honOrs in the for
mer and Miss B. Chase was first i'm
the latter. Miss Myers scored her
third win on the second class cup, and
in the future will play in the first
class. Miss Chase won the fourth
class cup for the second time. but did
not graduate to the class above.
In the first class Miss Coda Myer
and Mrs. Griffiths reached the finals
and good match will result when they
come together. Miss GOlda Myer has
regained her old time form and is play
ing as well as ever. While she figures
TO beat Mrs. Griffiths. the latter has
improved since they last met and will
give the public court champion a hard
rub.
Both matches played in the first class
went the fun three sets. In one Miss
Annabel VOdden succeeded in taking
set from Miss Myer. but the latter
won the other two easily. Mrs. Grif-.
fiths and Mrs. Neimeyer. as usual
furnished close and interesting match.
Mrs. Neimeyer won the first set handily.
but the second was taken by her op-
ponent with equal ease. The third and
deciding set went 10 deuce. Mrs. Grit
nths finally winning by a score of 10.
In the third class. which was the
largest, Miss JOost Miss r. From
field and Miss ID. Upham reached the
seminal round. Miss Richards and
Miss COryn will fight it out for the
fourth place in the semifinaIs.
The scores follow.
First cIaSs-MiSS Coda Never beat Miss An
Mabel Vodden. 6-3. Sc. 81
ScmifinalS-Nfiss Meyer beat Miss Greenber=
by defaults Mrs. Grifhths beat Mrs. Neimeyer,
20. 81. -.
second eass-NIrs. Herndon beat Mrs. FIetch-
or. Sc. CT
SemifnaIs-Nirs Herndon beat Miss Bessie
Gully. 6-2, 6-3- Miss Anita Myers beat Miss
NJ Speakman. &c Ct T-5.
Finals-Miss Myers beat Mrs. Hernd0n. 6--2.
10.
Third class-Niss Coryn beat Miss !. Bolton.
T-j. 6-2- First rOund-MiSs f. JoOst beat
beat Miss Mclaughlin. &c. 6-3. T-5; Miss D.
Fourth class-Miss Z. Chase beat Miss Law
renee. 7-5 SIS; Miss Brown beat Miss Gar
diner by default
Semihnals-NIiss Chase beat Miss NJ Green by
default; Miss Brown beat Miss 1. Northrup.
6-3. e.
FinaIz-Miss Chase beat Miss Brown. 70,
81
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-30

An effort TO break the spell Of two
hoodos at Emeryvine failed again yes
terdsy. Barney Schreiber's hard luck
colt Phil Mohr. suffered another eye
lash defeat. and Rod J. Mackenzie, the
Canadian turfman. sent two favorites
10 the post and neither finished in the
money. Mackenzie has not won a race
Al the meeting. though his jockey, Tap
lin. is leading ali the others in riding
winners.
Fort Johnson. carrying the Cana
dian's colors, was favorite for the days
feature. the Emeryville handicap, not
withstandinS that he bled in his last
start. silver knight, with seven VIC
tories 10 his credit. was second choice
at To J. and Jim Gafney was played
around threes- The fourth starter was
Nadzu.
Gaffney went 10 the lead on the first
jump and was three lengths to the
good when the quartet first passed The
stand He increased the gap TO five
lengths ON the first turn. with the
others Tapped. Taplin made his move
ON the fsvorite on the back stretch,
nut could not get within striking dis
tance of the flying pace maker. Fort
Johnson gave Up the effort in the
stretch and was passed by both Silver
Knight and Nsdzu. which finished in the
order named, behind the winner. Gaff-
ney pulled up lame
The baby race at three and a half
furlOnEs developed the real class Of
Charles ". Clark's Salvation flly.
Cluny. which stamped herself as the best
2 Eear old Of the season on the coast
AS good as : TO ; was laid against the
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-30
JIM GAFFNEY JUMPS INTO
EARLY LEAD FOR VICTORY
Jockey Taplin Unableto Overtake Flying
Pace Maker With Favorite
By E. w. CLARKE

flIy's chances, with Frank Ferris next
in demand at to ;. Indora and Ar
ragonese were as good as 10 TO / and
Dune Campbell was played down to
3 10 >. Ferris broke in front, but
Cluny, off last went past the others in
a flash and opened lead of 10 lengths
in the sprint to the wire. She won
pulled UP and Indora beat ARA gonese
a neck for the place. Clark had $1,000
bet on his filly
The card opened with a six furlong
affair, for which Lord of the Forest
was a warm choice with Banonica sup
ported around 4. The surprise de-
veloped in DR.. Dougherty, admirably
rated by Anderson, who beat Banonica
in a drive down the stretch and won
by a part of a length. Banorella
was third Dougherty receded from
S to u to 1 in the betting.
Phil Mohr, with IS more pounds in
the saddle and Martin instead of Ked-
eris riding. was made favorite over
Sewell in the futurity course sprint
Schreiber's colt made all the pace. but
Sewell picked him up at the paddock
and Mentry outrode Martin in tight
finish. Indictment came from behind
TO he third
Mackenzie's Desperate was fancied
for the mile and 20 yards trip. but
could do not better than fifth
John II Sheehan. favorite, scored
his usual romping victory in the clos
ing dash, racing away from a bunch of
speed burners and winning by seven
lengths Napa Nick took the place
easily from Port Malone, one of the
outsiders. Hamper, prominent in the
early running, was interfered with on
the turn and finished fourth.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-30
GLEASON MAY BUY
THE SEATTLE CLUB
If Dugdaie Wants to Sell, Jach
Is Willing to Take Chance
i'm the Northwest

Jack Gleason Will leave for Seattle
Monday. On his arrival Tuesday even
ing he will go to the Washington An
mex to be a guest of his old friend.
Jim Davis
Gleason also has another string to
his bow. When he was in Seattle last
summer he was much impressed with
the city. and during his pending visit
he will meet President DugdaIe of the
Seattle baseball club and make him an
offer for his franchise.
IF Dugdale should decide to SELL
said Gleason. Il should operate the
club in the Northwestern league this
coming season and then figure on a
deal which would result in the forma :
tion of a greater All Coast league.
Il see no reason why Seattle should
not do well in Coast league circuit. .
added Gleason, and would only be too
glad of chance to make the attempt
l do not know how Dugdale feels about
the matter. but it will not do any harm
to make an offer for his club
Despite the frequent announcements
that have been made about the Jerries-
Johnson fight taking place in Salt Lake
City Gleason still maintains that he is
not worried in the slightest degree
about the chances of San Francisco los
ing the big sporting event
san Francisco is the logical place
for the big men to battle said GIea-
son, and the word of the governor
should be sufficient to show that JET
fries and Johnson can not meet in the
Mormon state
Gleason will not go to salt Lake
City from Seattle despite reports TO
the effect that he intends to confinue
his trip. He may be called there later.
blt for the present Seattle will be the
extent of his journey after which he
will return to San Francisco
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-30
Western Club Throws Open
Doors to Public

The new Western Athletic club opened.
its doors in the Jefferson square build
ing last night with a reception and
band concert. The handsome rooms
were filed to overflowing. the guests
numbering more than 1000 persons
many of whom are identified with
other athletic organizations.
The new club is one of the most
completely equipped on the coast and
already has membership of several
hundred 1t will be conducted on the
lines of the Olympic club.
William j. Kennedy. formerly man.
ager of the latter organization. will be
the secretary and manager of the new
club George Green, the old time mid
die weight boxer and one of the clev-
crest men of his day, will be the box
ing Instructor.
Green is already making arrange
ments to hold an amateur tournament.
He has several likely youngsters on.
his staff and he wants to give them a
tryOut.
Besides boxing the new club will
develop a track team and a bunch of
wrestlers-
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-30
White SOX TO Have Splendid
Baseball Plant

CHICAGO. Jan. 2s.-The new home
OF The Chicago American league club
at Thirty-ffth street and Wentworth
avenue viii be formally opened on July
]. according to an announcement made
lay President Charles Comiskey.
without exception the new park win
be among the finest in the land" said
Comiskey. and we viii profit by ex-
periments Of other ma gnates. The new
stand and bleachers will have en-
bodied i'm them all the features that
have made both Forbes field at Pitts
burg and Shibe park at Philadelphia
stand out as the most magnificent
plants in the country. Ia addition to
this a great number of innovations will
be Installed that no other park can
boast Of
Work on the new grounds win be
started as soon as the frost leaves the
ground.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-30
STANFORD WINNER
OVER PHOENIX NINE
Shows Surprising Form in the
First Game of Varsity
Baseball Season
Especial Dispatch to The Call

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Jan. %
The varsity baseball season was opened
here today when the ST. Mary's col
lege team was defeated by the cardi-
nal nine by a score of to 5. Many
changes were made in the local team
during the course of the game. Coach
Presley trying out three pitchers and
two men for practically every position.
The Stanford baseball enthusiasts are
delighted over the result of the game.
the showing made being much bet
ter than was expected by even the most
sanguine. Nov" Mitchell in the first
six innings allowed the visitors neither
hit nor a run, while three tallies
were made off the delivery of Leonard.
the Phoenix pitcher.
s. l. Mitchell on the receiving end of
the cardinal battery was perhaps the
particular star of the game. McFad-
den. at short also showed up we'll
In the sixth inning an entirely new
lineup was put in, with the exception
of Tallant and McFadden. Mitchell was
replaced in the box by Gilnllan, who
was forced to retire in the next inning,
giving Kelly chance.
The result of today's game, coupled
with the fact that st. Mary's has al
ways been able to defeat the local var
sity at the beginning of the season. has
made the fans hopeful OF a victory
against Berkeley this spring
f. r. Canterbury II, the varsity
catcher of last year, has again returned
to college, He has already registered
and expects to be able to play this veal.
in the intercollegiate series.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-30
Tampa Results

TAMPA Jan 29-Five farorifes won today.
The feature race Was the Fourth. when three
horses finished noses apart Summaries;
Firef race five furl0ngs. selilng-E -Elzsbethan.
; 10 > won: Jupiter. 10 ]. second; Oess. ) 10
2 third Time. 20 ~
Second race. I've furlongs. selling-Calths. 70
J. won. Bosom Friend, 10 ]. second Virginia
Maid 10 to l. third. Time. 1903 2-5.
Third race. furIongs seiiing-Csnopisn
: 10 70 won. Alice , 10 , second; Judge Sau-
fer ? 70 = third. Time. - 2-5.
Fourth race. six furlongs. seling-Judge Ca
bsniss even. won. Colonel Ashmead, to 3 sec
ord. Fundamental g "a l. third. Time. l.1S Is.
Fsfth rsce xix furlonEs. selling Escufcheon.
even won: Acolin. . 10 J.. second; Phoronis. Z 10
J. third. Time. 1918
sixth rsce. and a sixteenth miles selling
oloxo . 70 l. won. Claiborne. 2 10 ,, second !;
Wstcrlake II TO 10. third. Time. 1854 10.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-30
TRACK GOSSIP

Jockey Eddie Dugan, who has been
riding with Indifferent success at En-
eryvile. viii leave early next week
with Dave O'Leary for New York. They
wiil go by way Of Juarez and Jackson
Vile. and at the latter place Dugan
viii ride FauntlerOy in handicap.
The boy viii be on hand for the April
opening at Pimlico. which will usher
IN the Metropolitan season Word from
sam Hildreth says the horses Wintering
st Sheepshead are doing splendidly.
George Rose. who is resting at Byron
hot springs, viii reach the track next
week and join the line Of memory
layers.
Fernando pulled up sore from his
work yesterday morning and was
scratched from the closing sprint Far
ris has decided 10 have the horse fred
Monday.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-30
Weston Will Walk From
Ocean to Ocean

Los ANGELES. Jan. 29.-Starting
from Los Angeles next Tuesday, Ed
ward Payson Weston, the pedestrian,
VIII begin a walk from the Pacific TO
the Atlantic coast on a 80 day sehed-
uie Weston hopes TO keep well within
the schedule and finish the long tramp
10 1ew York city in IS days
lie arrived last night from New
York. bearing a letter from Mayor Cay
nor OF that city to Mayor Alexander of
Los Angeles. The pedestrian viii cele-
bratc his seventy-second birthday en-
route 10 the east. During his journey
lac viii traverse 3. 465 miles.
In order to start from the ocean
shore he wiz first walk from Los An
EeIcs 10 Santa Monica.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-30
Jacksonville Results

JACKSONVILLE. Jan. 29.-Yox Populi, carry
ing the colors Of 5. d. Childs. showed a fash Of
his old time form by defeating 3 classy field in
the stellar attraction at MOncrief today. sum
mary.
First race. three furlOngs, purse-Easy Life. ?
90 won. Lady Ormicant. 10 J. second: Rose
burg 20 J. third Time. 81.
second race six furlongs. selling-Kid 2 10 I,
won Smul : 10 .. second; Gypsy Girl. 20 10 i,
third Time. 1:lG l-5
Third race hrc and a half furlongs. purse
John Grifon iI. , 10 ;. won; Booger Red. 9 70 l.
Seroud: Great Heavens. p 10 !, third. Time
.07 30.
Fourth race AraSou Hotel handicap. one and
sixteenth niles-Nox PopUii. - 10 j. won: Polls
= 10 5 second: Spfran, 10 /, third. Time
.49 30.
With race seven furlongs. seliing-CameI Z
fo n won: Fonte 10 70 j, second; Edgely. 10 to
fhird Time % Is
sixth race. one and eighth miles. selling
- Joseph IS to l. won: Oberon II 20 J. second:
IEooray 10 j. third Time, 1.56 As.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-30
Truck Eagan May Sign Up
With Sacramento
Special Dispatch 10 The Call

SACRAMENTO. Jan. 2s-Manager
Charles Graham of the Senator's is me-
gotiating with Truck Eagan. who was
with Vernon last year, for the state
league team for 1910 The Vernon
team having released all claims to
Easan. the latter wrcte to Graham for
q berth and one is ready for him Four
Senators, Jimmy Whalen. Mickey La
longe, Al Heister and Archie Zamlock,
have sent in their contracts.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-30
FETALUMA FIVE WINNERS
Special Di,potch 10 The Call

PETALUMA, Jan. 29.-In close
game of basket ball played last night
at Dreamland rink between teams of
the Sonoma and Petaluma high schools
Petaluma won by a score of p TO Ii.
The contest was fast. A return game
will be played at Sonoma February ,.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-30
mIEn,ane: DECLINES orFEn

George Miehling will not be connect
| ed with the new Western club as
wrestling instructor He was offered
the position, but declined. preferring to
lremain with the Olympic club.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-30
KNIGHT DECK SETS
new TRACK RECORD
Wins Handicap at Juarez in
1897 As, Defeating the Fa-
YOrife, GIOriO

JUAREZ, Jan. 29.-Knight Deck, car
rying 112 pounds, set a new track
record for a mile when he won the
handicap at Terrazas park today in
1897 4-5 He won easily by three
fourths of a length from the favorite,
GlOrio. -Four favorites won Jockey
Mondon was suspended for five days.
Summary:
6ozl. FIRST RACE-Six furlongs; selling:
Odds Horse, Weight and Jockey. Fin.
65-Joe Enrich ia (ShilIing) .......
l2-l-Lykers, 112 (Molesworthl .......... ,
l5-l-Hardyson, Ill fGarner) ...... 3
Time: l:ls tx, Calves. Mauretania Minno,
lette, Stendal, also ran. Jolter fell
sO42. SECOND RACE-Five and a half fur
Odds. Horse, Weight and Jockey. Fin.
3-i-The Fad. Io9 gAustin) ......,......... /
l5-I-La Dextra. i02 page .. 2
32-German Silver. 100 (McCaheyl -. 3
Vine. LOG 70; Rustem, ]. H. Hougbtoa
6043. THIRD RACE-Three and half fur
Odds Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin.
l-2-Flying Wolf. 11O (Aiolesworth) ....
lol-Sir Dawn. II0 (Austin) ..... .
e0-l-liCll Dick. ITO Q.ouder) )............. 3
Tine Al Solito Juarez, Barney NJ, Lode
eO44. FOURTH RAcE-one mile:
Odds Horse, Weight and jockey. Fin,
~ Knight DECK III lshilling) ........... l
7-I-w. A. Leach. 100 (HufnageD -. Z
Tine, 1877 4-5. Black Mate, Early Tide also
6o46. FIFTH RACE-Six furlongs:
ODDS Horse. Weight and locker Fin
52-Clint Tucker. I0I (Garnerl -
41-Hidden Hand. 100 (Smalll - 2
2el-Don Hamilton. ia (crowley) -..-. 3
Time, 1:l2 50 Doctor Mack. Lady Adelaide
RHhiola. High Street. Hancock. Bill Bramble
Dick Rose. Star Beam. Gull also ran
604e. SIXTH RACE-one mile: selling:
Odds Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin.
3-2-Apologize. 10 fsfcCabeyb ... /
II L. -peIleas. l0T Page ............. ,
40-I-Busy Man. IO7 tTIufnaeeil s. 3
Time. I:39 80. John f. Mcmillan Duchess of
Monfehello Molere. The Thorn. Virginia Lind.
sey, LAnigan. L. AZ. Eckert, j J Jr.. also ran.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-30
Emeryville Entries

Following the entries at Emeryville for
Monday. January 81
FIRST RACE-Futurity course; selling; year
oldS and upward:
GO35 'Hush Money -104 6Ol3 Blacksheep -.-1i2
5I6S Ellerd ......112l 60i6 DR.. DOwnie 100
59S9 Darlington -.112l $685. Lord Of Forest. 1e9
59sT Deneeu ..... .1O9l (5ssS) Lit Buttercup. 1OT
602S Biskra 1890. .l0Il 6Ol2 81 Francis liz
GO12 Grace G .1O7I 6O16 Z. NJ. Fry 109
SECOND RACE-Three furlongs. purse; maid
en- year old 6llies;
1924 Fontello .1O1i Ch. Z. RavelstOn-
59SS Academist -..110l Amy Ethel
1888 Win. Winter no. Peccavi 10
5922 Media -...--.-11Ol OR. j. Mackenzie)
1922 Miss Toddie no Oh. (. Blues Peni-
-. Ravelstonia ..110i tence ii
tM. 5. Cainel
THIRD RACE-One mile; purse; 3 year Olds
and upward:
60Ss Nsdzu .....1O9I 596O Miles .......-. 90
6O14 Fancy .1O7l $685. J. r. Laughry. los
$500 Raleigh D.. 90i 6037 Raleigh -. ..1O9
FOURTH RACE-Futurity course: the Suscol
handicap: 3 year olds and upward:
1892 CoppertOwn 100 6Ol4 Fancy 81
(J94S) Madman .116I 500S Daddy Clip -. 96
57T6 SIR FretfuI .. SIS (6O14 Cloudlizht -. 101
FIFTH RACE-One and a sixteenth miles:
selling: year olds and upward:
6039 Desperate .1O1l 6026 Sink Spring. e.. rs
6O26 Spring Ban . 9s4 6026 Servicence .1O7
6O21 TrOcha ...... 93 5SS1 Gene Russell loo
6G39 Mr. Bishop 1G1 5704 LOvey Mary 9S
J96f mike Jordan. 90 1925 Charley Paine. los
SIXTH RACE-Six furlongs: selling; year
Olds:
(6035ADr. Dougherty105 60S5 silk .-........ Or
5000 Judge Quinn .1O7l soil Jim Cafferats. ~
(6O161 Rey ell Tovar f09i 800 La Petite . "a
1899 Miss Picnic ..1O3 6035 zinkand .. .100
(J992l lex .........-10Sl 1913 Metropolitan .10i
1868 Electrowsn --10ll
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-30
Juarez Entries

Apprentice allowance.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-30

Following are the entries at Emeryvine for
Monday January 81
FIRST RACE--Futurity course; selling; year
oldS and inward
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-06-24
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mrs. Gordon Craig returned TO Mem
mis- Saturday morning after Visit &c
Mrs. E. E. McLemore.
Kinnard Stevenson, who mas peen
attending school at Princeton mas
returned home for the vacation
months.
After a weeks visit to their sister
Mrs Hanson, Miss COrnelia Andrews
and Miss Alvina Andrews have return
Cd to Chicago.
Mr.. Warren A. Hoggott and chill
dren of Kansas City, Mo-, are visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Cecil
at Cross Bridges.
Wave jackson left Sunday morn
ing for a sixty days trip to the
Pacific Coast and while away will at
tend the Jeffries-J Johnson bout.
Frank E. West, spent Sunday at
Nashville.
George T. Hughes, Jr, was in Nash
VllIG
3. z. Regen spent the week end at
Mooresville, Ala.
Attorney General Job Garner spent
Sunday at Nashville.
Miss Fannie Houser is spending the
week with friends in Nashville.
Robt. Sheppard, of Huntsville. Ala
spent the weekend with relatives
acre.
Esq. George Hayes attended the
Children's Day exercises Sunday at
Goodwin.
Misses Naomi and Ailyne Estes and
Louise Thomas are spending this week
In Pulaski.
Miss Rebecca Grant attended the fu-
neral of her grandfather, J. R. Newson
at Nashville
Col and Mrs. J. e. Edgerton are
spending the summer at Columbia NIL
itary Academy.
Trustee Elem Thomas spent Sunday
Mt franklin as the guest Of his uncle,
Jonas T. Ants.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Y. c. Grant attend
ed the funeral of Mrs. Grants father,
]. r. Newson, at Nashville.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fraser, and
ClaudeGodwin, attended the exercises
ut Godwin's Chapel Sunday afternoon.
Charlie Dodson, for many years
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-06-24

most popular young women in Car
thage. Though she doesn't bang the
piano." she has in the editor of the
News opinion a much higher accom-
plishment; she can go into the hitch
en- and cook as good a meal as ever
tickled an epicure's palate; and, We
may live without music, we may live
without books, but civilized man can
not live without cooks"
Mr.. Stockard heaps the following
enconiums upon another blushing fair
one recently led to the altar:
Losing her mother almost before
entering her teens, and being the old
est child, she had the responsibility
upon her of helping her father rear
six smaller children. She met her
duties with a courage and a nobility
that won the admiration Of the entire
community. She worked through the
day and sewed at night for the family.
No praise is too great for such a young
woman"