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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-13
SCHOOL ORGANIZES
LITERARY SOCIETY
Many Evidences Of Progress on
Part Of Schools at
Norwood.
Especial to,The Times-plspatch.

lSpcClal ne
Norwood, Va. February 12.-The
faculty of the Norwood High School
Professor II. S. Luck, Misses Gertrude
Harris and Martha Lambert--together
with the pupils of the school, have
organized a literary society, known as
the Washington Literary Society. The
officers elected at the last business
meeting were as follows: Willie CAL
lowayr president; Henry Galloway, vice.
PRESIDENT Edmond Galloway. secre-
tary; Perry Kellam, chaplain.
The meetings are held twice month,
at which time programs are rendered
consisting OF debates. readings. songs,
book reviews and current events. The
latter causes an unusual amount OF
interest both by pupils and teachers.
The members of the society arc en-
couraged by the visits from the pa
irons of the school, who nevcr fail to
give few remarks in appreciation OF
the efforts put forth by both teachers
and pupils for the promotion of the
society and welfare OF the school at
large.
Miss Gertrude Harris has been In
strumental in getting the patrons, pu-
pills and trustees OF the school inter-
ested in purchasing n school library.
A nice sum has been raised by the
trustees and state. The books have
been ordered and are expected daily,
The selection OF the books was made
with the idea for the good OF the en-
tire school, A large number We're So
lected for the High School, while an
interesting collection was made for
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-13

Smith. of Urbanna; reading. selections
by Miss Sadie Ennis. of Churchview.
and Miss Winnie Walker. or Urbanna.
The question for debate read: Re
solved that Shylock received unjust
treatment" The affirmative was up
held by John Healey and Rouzie Saun-
ders, Of Churchview, and the negative
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-13
NEW UNIVERSITY CATALOGUE.
Greatest Change Is Grouping OF the
j.. 4, Tickets.

Especial TO The Times -Dispatch.l
The new University of Virginia Cat-
aloGue Goo9-lO) has made its appear
ance. There is practically no change
in the coures OF the departments OF
law, engineering and medicine. In
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-13

by Lewis Jones and Preston Taylor,
of Urbanna.
The meeting was presided over by
j. Fl. Brent. principal Of the Urbanna
High School Tho Judges were Miss
Clendennis and stephen Tyler and
Henry Watson.
The Glenwood post., 1910-01-15
IF HORACE HAD LIVED NOW

IT, he has visited Colorado apple show the Auditor
this week. fancy of Mr. Cman does not lightly turn to
thoughts orchard of his admit that
sentiment him. that he should be left to his fate
among echn chmneys and dscordant street noises of the
After visiting the apple show and nccunbng to the lure OF Its
delicious which mingled with all the careless
haftones and Asatc Richard Strauss tone
poem willing record believing that it
exhibit Mr. Horace settle down his Sabine
both himself the world Only, if he had
lived today Mr. Horace would have wandered between OF
of all oors odo instead of between sample rese OF
purple grapes He would have the of cider instead OF
would inspired of the
orchard instead of the vineyard
that Horace born early He should
Auditorium this No apple
than the would inspired
him larger and finer But perhaps there will be
among will penetrate the depths of the mammoth building
of the only fruit that worth mentioning
Eden. If hope that he hears Opportunity
knocks settles the tract before
less inspired rival files claimDenver Republican
The Glenwood post., 1910-01-15
NO "uxrRY" SESSION FOR THEM

1t reported from Denver the democratic editors who
the closing days of week. held chamber
and spoke democratic members of the last leg
aure 1t claimed that adopt resolution
letting Governor Shafroh know that they had little faith in the
pledge breakers and that they thought would be time and
wasted calling them together special April
said to have been the intention of the state executive
Of hear the democratic legislators
cpng about the editors bung but the democratic editors
have right and their opinions would like to
who has The editors democratic printed the
made by the during the before the
people became excited and elected democratic legislature The
editors candidates. believing that if
elected they would make the people what
d But they double crossed and that they expected
support campaign it would that
their wishes would be heard and granted.
OF the failure of the democratic legislature is already
recorded No action the future blot it out They
chance and failed and do believe the voters will
dazed the trusting them with the running of the
state.
Then if the democratic editors take the cudge and fight the
of the worthless Legislature the voter will
paced will henceorh be found the ranks
the republican the that has stood for the people
and has made this the greatest country ever knew.
The Glenwood post., 1910-01-15
COLORADO MARBLE SHOULD BE USED

gladly joins hands with Marble Age urging that
Colorado marble the construction of the federal build
Denver time again made
this plea neghbor Marble City Not from selfish
motive but because believe the Colorado marble to be equal
superior other and that building of this marble
be lasting greatness of the
the Union
with great pride that watch visitors they
look marble nsngs the postofice building in
the marble
here and when they their homes they must broader
view of the possibilities of Colorado and especially the western part
Of the The good that will from the of the marble
Colorado marble in the D
building would be of far greater reach and thus still i'm
possible to reckon
We trust the Genwood Springs Board Of Trade its next meet
will fit adopt resolutions favong the of Colorado
marble the Denver federal building We this light to
neghbor Marble City We to ourselves and the whole state
all bodies will take the steps, Uncle
Samuel be prevailed upon wishes We least
try.
The Glenwood post., 1910-01-15

people satisfied Mr. Bryan and the of them
complained that low declared that silver
should be remonezed and the volume of money
thereby prices would be made to rise
although silver emonezed the volume OF
money enormously increased by the great addition the
gold The addition the volume of gold since 1896
gold produced in the
discovery of America by Columbus AS
advanced But the democrats
Although the volume
remedy for has taken place and
prices longer they complain that high
great evil and that they caused by the tariff.
charge this increase prceswhch they
the tariff because they wish bring
kind against the republican party But they
prices have advanced all Europe
gone up well here and England free trade
prices due the tariff the United States
them advance England where free trade
walls there tariff upon which to lay the bame7
ground democratic complaint against the tariff that
does what has advanced
than products the IT, the democrats say agriculture
enjoy the benefit and the advantage Of protective tariff
why agricultural products advanced enormously price
price of those products due
scarcity money that the volume of money has increased
legitimate attribute to it the conemporaneous ad
price only the United States where there is protect
England where there is free trade7Dnve
Republican
The Glenwood post., 1910-01-15
THE REMOVAL OF PINcHoT

Of Chief Forester Pncho President Taft there
nothing of the which caused by the
audaciy the forester violating order of the
why Pnchot should do this for Mr. Pin
that blame presi
the dignity bettng his high Office and
his self respect.
Mr. Pnchots plainly constituted nsubordnation and for
penalty he could expect other
and do not believe he did
expect anything In fact Mr. Pncho conduct indicates quite
plainly invited his dismissal Why he should
sowhether Taft thing which he did want
Mr. Pnchot with his prophetic vision thought
he political prestige and opportunity in the future result OF
his act for Mr. Pnchot explain
The pleasure which of the ockmen profess to feel and
Pinchots dismissal will be short
lived The removal of Mr. Pnchot by the forestry
policy ockmen who have been
fighting the head of the will not be the
be much off by his removal Virle
gec enthusiastic conscientious systematic and industrious Mr.
OF he did His veins flow with
red blood He things he things he thinks things HE
THINGS And naturally enough he makes enemies
chief trouble Pncho for which he should
severely criticised he couldn't help and
thing that might have happened of That is Clifford
quarter of century ahead of his time
years Let those who choose to take all the
possible for his removal practically by his hand but his
will the and which his life will
grow politicians who nduousy sought
will been forgotten.
The Glenwood post., 1910-01-15
Il 4 4 4 4
ROOM FOR IMPROVEMENT

Here the of individual exhibit from Garfield
county at Denver Apple Show:
Eight frss
Six seconds
Seven thirds.
-Four special prizes.
other individual exhibitors the exposition anywhere
near this S. Park A. E. Fleming Of Silt Both
preparing this show all through the and
winning caro for this show from Mesa county
by the Grand Junction Fruit Growers association who doubt
prepared systematically for many months
Garfield county made showing in its caro exhibit that
county fine apples The winnings of Messrs Fleming
that the produce good other
Garfield county hopes off still
work beginning right and here
big field Garfield County Commercial association The
organization loose accomplish anything it exists
selected than the delegates
locality which it, but they should have funds to work
on and this raising those funds We ought not
The Glenwood post., 1910-01-15
WARMING UP IN INDIANA

Things political down in Indiana At least we
are informed through Indianapolis papers
would that John Kern several times defeated for
for United States senator
intends make Rome howl He
democratic legislature of Indiana of double
crossing him You know the people OF Indiana wanted me elected
United senator said have hurled recently
Mr. Kern Doubtless the people of Indiana did want
elected United of the fact that
and hard several other offices within
their gift Billy B. make good pair to draw to-
The Glenwood post., 1910-01-15
COMING INTO OUR OWN

For years papers hardly mentioned Garfield
But that time passed and today the recipients
words of praise than any other county the state
But coming We have deserved
words of for TO- these but the attention of the
other fellow had not been called the fact 1t had
loud produce goods for the Denver folks
their optics upon did both and result Garfield
county space big papers
before.
And going keep growing Several thousands Of
of orchards will planted this spring and roll
along and these orchards begin producing will climb still higher
the ladder of fame and the when will
completely forgotten.
The Glenwood post., 1910-01-15
LET'S MAKE AN HToRf

this western part of the
making Theodore Roosevelt his
his home land Pacific
should do something to be in line with
the rest of the west.
little time the socaled
the visit OF MIR Roosevelt
when he was hunting bears in this part of the state
20 still the most popular
could his for few hours
the whole community And what
him than dip the visit to
yesgc the African
be OF disease -
ing in his system
Mr. Roosevelt Glenwood
if he fit o way across the country.
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The Glenwood post., 1910-01-15

republicans of Mesa proposing that the
republicans of Mesa county and the entire Western Slope meet in
February oath and hold Washington Day Dollar
Banquet The suggestion has been received with enthusiasm and
Not only should republicans of this county together
but should have good delegation from Delta Monrose Garfield
Gunnson San Miguel San Juan Pn and Lake counties Grand
junction being recognized the hub of things
the Western Slope and big meeting the republicans of western
Colorado only splendid thing party also
a thing for Grand Juncton.-Grand Junction News
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THE REPUBLICANS o Colorado planning grand love
pulled off Denver during February Should the plans
mature and state affair
this county will have good representation at the big doings
nappy compagn the thing Colorado and
Garfield but is the continued campaign that placed
solid the republican ranks With campaign of
couple weeks four the most the people dged with itea
and spbnders and little wonder that their heads
locoed And
by the would not be of place for the republicans this
received at the polls couple of ancient history Let's
begin to prepare this fall We can do
republicans will themselves loyal the principles they
have adopted and believe to be the best for the country
y
THERE Is ABSOLUTELY why the republicans should
not this fall win victory the polls this county Surely
the mistakes Of the officials change Surely the
sheets this will every farmer in the
regardless political faith voting ticket
Eastern states already starting their and the
republicans of this Of do need have
rades and tochght thus early committeeman
should begin famarzng themselves with the and
should be taken to have general meeting the r
arrivals is idle suppose that this county
democratic columns unless work and keep the ball rolling
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ONE FRUIT MAN that the Garfield county
make better showing the Denver apple
that fruits much demand that
them from the next for He
Gaed county fruit sought by high class and
the producer let's loose because he in the business
there be made Why if could all
keep there in the Union that
This by the fact that away
Pueblo harvest time OF
other fellows the bulk of the prizes
have been sold for fancy prices to eastern people,
LAS LONG AS we have Pnchot will carry Colorado
democrat after the last Of the legislature
that all off with the democrats in this
Taft Mr. Pnchot government family
Of the recent donohng policy of the legislature
nothing to do with the casting of votes this fall
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GARFIELD COUNTY democracy divided question:
Which Of the two shall walk the panki OF they
Patterson and pe for the time approaching
Let them to it.
BILLY BRYAN predicting the democrats
at the next general election He that policy
Gratis supporting the trusts when the tariff bill spells defeat
for every mother Of them. Deelight-ed
The Glenwood post., 1910-01-15

plays for the benefit of great compelled advance
of their pockets their individual credit
several hundreds of dollars which they afterwards have to wait
for reimbursement Yet exhibits Chicago and
Denver made Verify Garfield county of the
finest people earth when patriotic enough do this
The Glenwood post., 1910-01-15
PRICES AND THE TARIFF

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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-10-08
LEWIS SAYS HE
HAS ORDERED FLYER

There has of late been considera bic
talk about flying machine coming to
Honolulu. and F. II. Lewis is the man
who IS responsible for the proposition.
lie returned from the mainland in the
Sierra but he has not vet brought the
aerial boat with him. Lewis said he
could not get machine on the Coast
which he cared to possess. There were
no flying machines for sale except those
which had been used by aviators who
found that their devices We're failures.
1t is hard luck in this modern age when
Il man can not buy a flying machine,
especially when he has the money to
pay for it.
Nothing daunted, Lewis has ordered
that a flying machine be constructed to
his order, and he expects to have it
here about the middle of next month.
Lewis, ambitious that Honolulu people
should really see man flying over these
Islands, went so far as to offer Aviator
Hamilton five thousand dollars to COME
to Honolulu, but Hamilton had date
in Chicago which he could not very well
change.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-10-08
THE |NTERSCHOIAST|C
LEAGUE LOSES PUNS
Oahu College Athletic Associa-
ton Resolves to Withdraw
From Membership.

The Puns have decided to withdraw
from the lnterscholastic League. At a
meeting of the Oahu College Athletic
Association held yesterday the follow
ing resolution was adopted:
Since the policy of the Oahu Col
lege Athletic Association has always
Leen to encourage the participation of
all students III all forms of student
activity; and
Since the Oahu College Athletic As,
ISOLATION expressly accepted these rules
last year only SUPPLEMENTARY. in hope
that the objectionable features might
later lie eliminated: and
'Since the Interpretation of the
scholarship rule has proved very I'M
equal and unsatisfactory during the past
year; therefore,
Resolved, That the Oahu College
Athletic Association Withdraw from
membership in the Interscholastic
League
The matter Of the A. A T. was also
discussed it being decided to defer
action until the many difficulties in
volved were cleared up.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-10-08
GOLF WINNERS.

GLENCOE, Illinois, September IL
Ho Golf Club won the eighth annual
championship of the Women s Western
Golf Association at the Skokie Coun-
try Club, defeating Mrs. Harvey l..
Pound of the home club 3 and 2 in the
IS holes final.
BROOKLINE, Massachusetts, Sep
TENDER 17.--William C. Fownes Jr, of
the Oakmont Club of Pittsburg,
young millionaire, this afternoon won
the amateur championship of the Uni
ted States Golf Association, having de-
feated in the final match Warren X.
Wood of the Homewood Country Club,
Chicago, by the score of up 3 to play.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-10-08
CAMP SAYS SEND
HAWA||AN5 TO YALE
Angus Meets Football Veteran on
Trip, Hears of Austin White
and Sees Stewart.

George Angus, the veteran golfer of
the Oahu Country Club, returned on the
steamer Sierra Yesterday morning from
a trip which extended over a period of
more than five months and took him
across two oceans and covering the
United States and England.
Before leaving the Coast Angus
dropped into the Stewart Hotel in
Frisco to exchange a few idle words
with Mr.. Stewart for sociabiIity's sake.
in remembrance Of the latter s visit to
Honolulu and the Oahu Country Club.
Mr.. Angus said Yesterday that he did
not discuss Mr.. Stewards gift to the
country club with the donor, except in
casual way. Mr. Stewart remarked,
however, in the course of the converse
ton, that he intended the handsome sill
yer cup to be the property of the Oahu
Country Club, to do with as the mem
bers liked. The letter that accompanied
the present, he told Mr.. Angus, merely
contained suggestions, and they were
not intended to restrict the club in any
way as regards how it should be com
peted for.
trophy for an interclub tournament or
keep it for members of the Oahu Coun
try Club only to play for. Stewart
hoped, however, that the cup would not
be let 90 to the winner of only one
match. Some Of the members Of the
Oahu Country Club who are also mem
bers of the Honolulu Golf Club, sug-
gested while ago that as Mr.. Stewart
mad visited the Haleiwa Golf Club and
the Honolulu club links, it would be
more courteous to him for the country
club to put up the trophy for interclub
competition as Mr. Stewart was hotel
man, and all hotel men were congenial
souls and liked to cultivate as large
circle of friends as they could.
While Mr.. Angus was in San Fran
cisco he met Walter Camp, known as
the father of modern football. Camp.
he said. wanted to know why there
were not more Hawaiian boys going to
Yale University. Camp spoke of George
Carter, who went to Yale from here.
as one of the best athletes Yale ever
had. The old gridiron veteran spoke
very highly of all Hawaiian boys who
had attended the big eastern colleges,
as counted among the best athletes in
the field. Reference was made to the
two Wilmington boys as Harvard $ best
athletes. and Camp said they wanted
more of them at Yale.
Mr. Angus did not happen to run
across Young Austin White while on the
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-10-08
POSTPONE HORSE RACE
UNTIL NEXT SATURDAY

The horse race which was to come
off at KapIolani Park this afternoon
has been postponed again. but both
owners have posted hundred dollars
forfeit money each, and it was declared
Yesterday that the event would surely
take place next Saturday afternoon.
Instead of running it over three
quarters of mile course it will be
half mile race The mare Mary Win
kelfield has g0tover her lameness, it
was said yesterday, and she will be en-
tered and raced by Cal Leonard, who
won the blue ribbon event on the
Spreckels Park track in the Fourth of
ulv races with the mare Flavigny
which was shipped down from the Coast
shortly before the Maui meet. The ma
tive lad Opiopio will ride William Beck
leys' mare Lizzie Moore next Saturday
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-10-08
WANT TO GET INDOOR
BASEBALL STARTED

The Kalihi Mission Club expects to
put out an indoor baseball team pretty
soon to tackle the Y. NJ. c. \. bunch
The Palama Settlement has a team of
Youngsters and there is some talk of
their playing a game with a Y NJ. C. A
practise team. There was something
said yesterday about the Marines get,
ting into the game. A trileague has
been suggested, taking in the kalihis,
the Y. NJ. {. a. team and either the
Kan alumni or the Marines.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-10-08
PLAYER Is REWARDED
FOR HIS PATRIOTISM

Infeder French, who was sold by
Boston to Chicago last spring, is one
player who found it paid to be enthu-
siastically patriotic. The dav he was
sold by Taylor to Chicago, French was
on the coaching lines, yelling his head
off in his efforts to have Boston win.
The sale had already been consum-
mated. but was not to take effect until
that night. One of the other players
remarked to him: What are you work
ing so hard for? You are going to be
one of the White Sox tomorrow
''Well, I am one of the Red Sox to-
day was French S reply, g and I am
playing for Boston. Tomorrow I shall
play just as hard to beat Boston,
When Taylor heard of the converse
ton he added $3.50 to French s check
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-10-08
Republicans Are Patriots. They
Register. Last Chance on Saturday.

Coast, hut he heard lots about him.
The golfers up there, Angus said,
thought the Honolulan was a marvel at
putting, and they predicted that in a
few years he would astound the world
Mr.. Angus travelled all over England,
and he said the Brtishers had beautiful.
golf links. He saw no championship
matches, but when business was not too
pressing he went out to watch the Eng
iishmen play. He also took in some of
the courses in the States
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-10-08
RAIN INTERRUPTS
TENNIS TOURNAMENT

The ram got the drop on the Manoa
Valley tennis courts last evening so
that the tournament players did not
venture out and the gay and brilliant
scene of the night before was one dark
and dismal drizzle If the moisture
Will hold up the while the assemblage
will reconvene tonight for the second
session of the six days play.