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The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-10-26
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The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-10-26

\ man may consider himself truly
famous when he has fye-cent cigars
and yellow dogs named after him.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-10-26
Lieut.. Goa. Nelson A. Miles. Un,tet

President on the Democratic ticket
T. Howard Phillips, sentenced DO
/ l'uH ~ Indianapolis. Ind. to five year
IN the Lrayonworth federal prison foI
Violation of tho national banking Jaw
is ou' on parole
District Nt,orucg Fr"dcrick- and
Clarcuc" barrow legal chiefg lor
prosecution and defense in the James
p Mcnamara trial have under con
siI,ra'lor the question Of whether. 10y
reason Of the adoption Of the cuus'l
tutiouaI amendment giving women the
right &C. yot" they VIII be called upon
p" ,or'" a. Jurors IL the dynWurug
case.
The momor, OF John II. Morgan
'h' noted Confederate cavalry leader
"a. IGNORED A. Lexington, Ky by
th" uaycliiug Of a statue erected In
tine courthouse square by the Ron
iurh. ruap'"rs OF the Daughters OF
.' cuul"deracs
William Il. Hearts announcement
'hW hn wa back Ia the regular Demo.
cratic fold caused much speculation
'" '. '''' 'F,I'S ''F"tH'hE ue '''
'' .'' Independence league.
IN t'' ''ar.nr, y I N0u'-".
pastor %. iA' Baptist church % Cam
h'-" wa. arrested a. tho numr o.
PIP. '.r'.' on @ warrant charging
'. SIT. l' degrr" murder u u,
...' g." Nt-. Avis I.nn"ll bis alleged
.0'.0. 'HlDo". Who died OF cyanide
Joe. .."."S '' iA" NJ A HON. ~
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I''i' N's no ".ii'ia. welcome for
i...'a'h' raw d' lutte. Mont 4'"t"
''.'''.. 'h' SOCIALIST mayor A" la"
..... i'.0-'" {" receive H." ch'. OK
..'. W. wv ''''.''' '''' '''"H''5' .N
'''H'H beneath hundreds Of feet OF
""''I = miners we're drowned lu one
' '". Wharton steel company mines
near II!h"rnid, y. # The victims lad
o." 'hanr' to cs'ap" With a roar the
water Was upon them.
Five drowniugs we're reported from
eastern ONO as e result OF the swell
Irn conditions O! streams following
h'"N. rams NJ St"ubouyille Mr.
J"hh M'|'um her sist"r-in.la", and
'h' latter daughter, Mary, 10 Year,
o'"' were drowned Whrn their huge.
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"'I"'' L'''u states senator Abffw
'"7' "l"'"i'h' VINO WAS appointed
ny "o'' George SloheInan III 1851 TO
,'l inc uutNp'I'u term oil Senator
'""n = H'''i't' "h" "I'o ih Once.
u''u at san r'ahc'Sco. aged -
seven court days after the begin
ming Of the MCNamara trial at Los
Angeles, the state was given It's FIRST
opportunity for tho examination OF
prospective Jurors Attorney Clar.
"ncc S barrow chief OF counsel for
IN" defense, turned over the full Jury
box rcserNing the privilege VI OK.
"nlninr one man further
Charging that three Of hi, wit.
u,--r. bad disappeared m,strriousl,
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-10-26

Lewis Single Binder straight Be cigar.
! "u pay lOc for cigars not so good.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-10-26
granmammy,

7HIsIUV wv BTdTIITUITIIITyI WHHL
makes de moon shine so bright some
times, while some nights is so dark?
Granmammy--Wel chile. reckon
dat de good Lawd made dem dark
nights so dat poor colored folks kin
have chicken ithout de Formally OBJ
payin' fob 1t.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-16

Large salmon. - cents eaoh--thess
salmon average about , pounds each
hallhut. J pounds for Is cents. red
snapper. pounds 20 cents; fiiiat of
nols. . pounds IS cents. Holsters. 20
CENTS. eolsA, 4 pounds for ~ cents
olympia oysters. 20 cents por ptnt.
q cents per quart or 10 cents per
dozcns urookland herring. pounds
Tor 70 ccntss shflmrs 10 crnfs
nunxan-sa crabs. for &c csnts.
otyrnpia oysters. 40 cents plnt. hip.
rcFwd salmon. 10 cents per pound
smoked salmon. 10 csnfH pound.
pounds - rents. kirpsFst hsrrtaE, rs
cents pound. pounds .xf cents. Eng
lish hloosis, 8 for IS conts. Sorworisn
snacksral No. !. J for IS centa No.
Z, IL cents. ] for zses kassera cod
fiah, , pounds for Is cents. salmon
beistes. 10 cents per poani.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-16

Wtrtnrusiiiu pears. 10 cents dozen
cFauberriea. 10 ennfs quart. cabbage,
I cant pound, squash. Z cnnfn pound
pumpkins ~ eents pound cafing
apples, ~ cents doxsns king apples
tt.ao box. green tomatoes, Is cents
crate. oranges. large. az csnts dozen
Yakima burbank potatoes. sack sffo
up, Toksy gfapsA 20 cents basket
new comb housy. for - ceutn
chucolate. 10 cents pound. cocoa. 10
rrnts Tor y rounS. pounas rice. "a
curfs. cream cottage cheese. 10 cents
pound. dried hecf. ~ cnnss pound
cataup. 10 cents bottle. mircs meat
~ eents package. pure boiled eif.r.
the bant on tho market, 20 cants
quart, ilsua beans. ! pounds IS cents.
~ pounds sugar. ft-Vbs 4 pounds head
rier. "a crntas beet er~amery butter,
pounds 90. hams. "a c~nts
pound. picnic hams iza seats
pound. lamb chops. pounds IS seats
Na 10 hons rendered lard. si.io. No.
horne rendered lard. 20 cents port
sausage rs cents pound. salt pork.
II cents pound
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-16
LnaAI noricns.

INCARCERATION ron SCHOOL
ELECTION.
Nu1icn ~ HEREBY GIVEN the
doctors OF Seattle school District
No. l. King county. state OF wash
ihEton, that under the amended
law Of 1911. 40 special repatriation
snail be nnreaHaFy 10 qualify for
voting at school election. pro.
vided they are properly registered
IN their ward and precinct Tor any
city or general election occurring
That same Year.
Every peraon rcsidipg IN any portion
~ Reattla School District No
which lies without The limits OF
+ The city OF Seattle. VIII register AZ
tbe offices OF the Secretary OF the
Board OF Directors. Seventh nv.
books will remain open between
the hours Of n m. and p ~.
IA "a each and every day from the
iAte hereof up 10 and Including
Saturday. November 70, 1911.
Further notice N given that regis.
Cation books will close finally and
FOR all purposes on said Saturday.
tho 2sth day OF November. 1sis.
and no person can thereaftar reg.
intcf for the purpose OF voting AZ
said annual school election. which
10 20 be held on Saturday. Decem-
M wiTNsss WHEREOF have
horeunfo set my hand and affixed
thu seal OF seattle school District
Ne. l, IN King county, state or
wanhlugton,, this 18th day OF Mo-
ss s%Ysr iS iil'i,unrs W. JONES.
Secretary OF Heattie School District
No. 1. Ia King County. state OF
WnnhinEfon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-16
GOOD WAY TO DO BUSINESS
IN. psrtell Drug Co. Sells Reliable
Remedy az Halt Price and

Tire N3rfet tNba W. 1S's Nof@oto
Remedy az Halt Price and
Guarantees a Cure.
when enc can buy goid dollars
FAR so cents. Il Ia good time 10 pur.
IN ordering soc bottle Of nr.
t,owarfs celebrated specific for
the cure Of constipation and dys-
o,psla at IS ccuts. the nartoll Drug
81 Is giving ono of the greatest
trade chances ever offered to tho
people Of Seattle,
Even though offered at half
mice Cor Introductory purposes.
she spcclfic IL sold under n guaran.
tee 10 euro or the money will be
refunded.
N food does not digest well. IL
there Is gas or pain In the stom
aeh. n the tongue is coated aud the
breath bad. Il there IL constipation
and atralning. Or. Howard's spe.
clfic will cure you. II Il does not.
YOU have tho narteil DRUG Co, ;
personal guarantee to return your
money.
Or. Howard's specific gives quick
: relief. and makes permanent cures
Of constipation. dyspepsia and all
liver troubles
These are strong statements. but
Tie Barsell Drug Co. Is giving ita
customers a chance 60 prove their
ruth at lust half the regular price
--60 doses for rs cents. II they
are not found true. all you have
r. 90 10 to ask for your money.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-16
Noted Harbor
Expert Is Here

A Z. FIeming. secretary OF the
Lea Angeles lIarbor commission. Is
lp Seattle. and during his visit hero
the local harbor commissioners are
obtaining some valuable information
from him.
Mr.. Fleming addressed the Seat.
tie Port commission this afternoon
ON the subject Of public eontrol OF
waterfront.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-16
e-cyLIADER AFFAIR

its going to be a sls-oyilnder.
reeord-amashinp affair - that
big dance Of the chauffeurs'
club at presmlsnd rink tomor.
row Night Everything 10 In
perfect gear, the dance place
has been oiled up. and the fog
horn will give way TO a biz
brass band. AZ the club 10 COM
posed Of ehauffcurs who ara
pledged TO fight the "loy-rld.
Ing" element among the profca-
sion. every ooe 10 guaranteed
perfect and safe gliding. Tad
drivers can't belona--that's
why you can ride Tor 80 cents
tomorrow night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-16
Burglar
Steals Gown

" you see a burglar wearing
an evening gown. call up Mrs.
Dexter Showdy. fo23 jefferson
81. She missed u last night.
The only clue TO the burglar
10 that he lsnt q white hope,
that 10 10 say. he "osme back"
A week ago Saturday night
this same burglar. II ls be-
hesed. paid his first Walt 20
the showdy residence and got
away with bunch Of wearing
apparel. And. by the way. Il
nay have been = woman bur
ahr. Anyhow. the patterns
and the ut Of tho eiothes
must have been o. X. and
q second vislt last night Melted
the burglar. besides the dinner
gown. a black Scotch tweed
tailored ladies' suit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-16

PORTLAND. Or Nov. ia
Work OF constructing tho first ~
miles Of the Eugene-coos Hay rail.
way line viii b. started at Eugene
Immediately. according to an an.
nouneement Of Southern Pacific
officials here today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-16

Possibly because Judge Gordon
felt that the % arrested In the
Archibald hotel raid AT n. m. yes.
tcrday really needed n little more
eleep he continued their cases.
which we're 10 have come up yestcr.
day afternoon. to November "a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-16
he HAS TO TAKE
THE STREET CAR NOW

Robert sioroch. isis w. seth St.
Ballard. IL sore today. And you
cant blame him. He II compelled
to hang 10 a street car strap for
the first time In many months.
You see. some unfeelinE fellow
broke into HIS woodshad aud stole
his 1909 model motorcycle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-16
MARRIAGE CEREMONIES
pf.KFOHNf.u

isff NifkuMATfAM ctnE--Arss
quick. cc,t little. guaranteed III
fnd Az. ~ rltcus Queen Anns 81
ffsw 10 keep rabbaxp for winter use
Ars1 a8e 10 W. Walters. uleuds =
Doat De lon~iy, Jefn our Matrimonial
raF.au. ladies fres fss Fin~ ct.
wani~.i.--To buy a4ir: k.iS chains ana
switches rssads 20 order AHA ~
MILLER. 1911 PIKE ST.
Fancy Shell Handled soayenfr Pers
sogvsnir Pen Co, boz .ot seattle
w'snssd-~fnf.nf boy for adoption. Ill
panny way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-16
AUCTION SALES.
noMEsIEAps.

~~N~~~~~>~>~~~r~~>c >r>~~~>S>~~~~~~>c~~o
We can locate you on an exception
ally good homestead or desert
claim In one OF the best fruit sec
lions OF Eastern Washington. CAN
to see orchard views and get par
ticulars. III 3rd av. Main be6.
THE PERKINS LAND COMPANY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-16

standard Bred -
Poultry. ~
Pigeons n
belgian Harea. flA
Ducks Geese.
Turkoya ----------1
ordar. tsksa for Erosh Dressed poui-
try.
kAf.EM POULTRY MARKET
Cor Pfne and Pike Place
FULLERTON FURNITURE co.
Are now In much Larger quarters AZ
1914 tth ay.. out OF the high rent
district and are ahIs 20 seh ~
stores. They will buy your see.
end hand goods for cash or VIII
tahe your old furniture ia exchange
Tor new. 1914 bth Az. Phone Nsin
1918
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-16
For EXCHANGE

F0N EN&FIAfNoG
~~A~N~~~@Ne~s~~>>~~~~~a ~r>~~r~~er>~~~~~~~~~s~~
For sale or exchanrc--For Seattle In
come property. t7i-acre dairy
ranch. well located. good bottom
land: so acres thoroughly cleared.
20 acres partly cleared. 500 bear
inR fruit trees. good house. barn
and outbuildlnRs. Price $4,000;
5000 against this property. run
ming years at por cent interest
Write or phone
CLEAR LAKE. REALTY CO.
clear Lake Wash.
For exchange by owner-1e-acre
ranch in Yakima valley; 3-room
house: acres alfalfa: a nice home
orchard: apples. grapes, etc. for
city property. Call 1sQS esst st.
or write q. r.. Box ID. e5th st. and
18th av. N. E
For exchange by owner--ii lots out
side OF city, az Tacoma, for room
INK house. Cali 1908 6sth ST.. or
write O. b.. Box L.. 65th St and
18th av. ". IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-16
LOST AND FOUND

fs.-s ~ :. . is.s,-
Lyons tida. will receive a fene0n-
able reward
LOSr-ruesdny iady's gold watch
with fob. engraved on back. re-
ward Mira Esther u. Aicorn.
firemerfon.
Lopt--A velvet purse. on Sind av.. be-
tween stth and skth; ring a keep
aake. Phone ballard s27,. coward
nor Of cath av. and 10th ". and T5I1
1eth av. Phone Ballard iztT. Hn-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-16
rAama ANN ACREAGE.

CHICKEN AND BERRY RANCH
We have a b-acro tract on good auto
road east Of kirkland for 1916, on
terms OF $40 down. 80 monthly. N
properly cared for this ranch viii
pay FOR itnslf tils first year. bslns
close 20 Hoatfie's market, where
be sold direct 20 the consumer.
nood loan soil. no irrigation nee
caaaty. Come over ana see this
Tor yourself Take Madison electric
car and Kirkland ferry 20 our
branch office on wharf. or sec
BURKE A FAHitAR, INC.
4Dh 10 400 New York ulofk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-16

III you want a chicken ranch. SEQ
Kaufman Kelly Co. Tho Live
Wires. 2xs Northern Bark Bldg
Sacrifices acres. 7 miles from So
attic. on Everett interurban. $4,000,
$1,000 cash. no commission. Geo.
Macleod. 1908 Brooklyn nv
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-16
roa a POULTRY RANCH

A. Kirkland. aeo me- a. | have for
sale acres OF level land. on the
main county road. within walking
distance OF schools. stores and the
boat landing Good loan soil. fine
for chickens. fruits. etc. Price IN
io~ for a quick sale Terms Easy.
$50 caHh. $40 q month. Come over
zen T~rrv ~harf rrlrhiard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-16

Fot aAIa---A EQod barxain Tor sotnc
family. 1o-acfe ranch nt Big Lake.
adjoining n prosperous mill town.
within a stones throw OF a graded
nehool. a fine a-ro0n house and
oufbuiidingHs . acres IN cuitiya-
ton. and the rest IN PASTURE easily
cleared young orchnrds fine.
young. matched team. and s years
old. weight x.sfe. good harness,
new wagon, one flrHt-ciaae COW.
some chickens. all for $500.
half cash and the balance easy
terms The owner. Ben II, Gard
ner. IllK Lake. wash.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-04
ACQUITTED ON CHARGE
OF HOLDING UP MAN
Verdict Of Jury in King George Cir
cult Court-Dr. TwyInnn Enters
Rncc for Senate.
Especial 10 The Times-Dispatcb !

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
! tre,df.ericksburg. Va: May 3.-Hunter
acquitted by the jury In the Circuit
court of King George county on the
charge Of holding w J B . Weldon. and
rcbhinE him of so last January.
y general meeting Of the Luymcn's
Missionary Movement will be held in
he Baptist Church next Sunday night
Churches. which have been soliciting
tor contributions for the cause Pro-
lessor e. II. Russell will preside. All
OF the minister's OF the city Will be
music and there Will be addresses by
Rev. II. j. McBrydc. u. D., Rev ohm r.
Jacobs and Rev. J; II. Ilenderlite. Re-
ports Will be made and work mappc i
out for the future.
DR.. L w. Twyman. OF Madison coun-
~ has entered tho race for the Demo-
cratic nomination for the State Sena e
from the Fifteenth Senatorial District.
composed of the counties of Madison
Orange. Culpcper and Kappa hammock
Ihis makes four contestants, tho other
Kappa hammock: the present Senator. j.
Hunter Wood. of the same county, end
Z. 7, Bowers, of Culpeper:.
Howard Peterson, of M!ddlescx coun-
~, states that he has arranged with
two prominent Philadelphia commission
firms to run a steamer from Urbanna
on the lower Rappahannock River. to
Cape Charles, where connections viii
pc made with fast freight trains for
the Philadelphia market. with the ex
recitation OF securing large shipments
OF fish. oysters. truck and other pro-
oucc from tho Kappa hammock Valley.
The boat will make daily trips from
Crbanna In time for the pea crop of
this season. and will then continue 10
mako regular trips The steamer will
BIO In the interest OF the two commits
Sion firms in Philadelphia referred to.
AT the Quarterly Conference Of the
Methodist Church in this city the fol :
lowing delegates were elected to the
District Conference: w l.. Brannan. w
$. Hit and DR.. John p. Stir, delegates.
Jas. T. Layton. 3. j. Marshall and Jas,
". Musselman. alternates. w L
Brannen WAS elected leader of tho
fredericksburg Church I'M
Maury Camp of Confederate Veterans
has elected j. S. Musselman and r, c
Hart delegates to the grand reunion of
Confederate Veterans at Little Rock.
Ark. this month. Altcrnates. Alyerda
lett and r. II. McGhec.
Mrs. Mary w. Moncurc. sister of the
late MICS Virginia S. Knox, has pre-.
sented to the May Washington Hospi=
tai In this city. q fine portrait of the
latter, TO be placed on the walls OF
The hospital. Miss Knox was n charter
member Of the association, which or
SEnized the hospital. and was one OF its
strongest friends and advocates during
her life. ~ =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-04
A.hlnnn Ns,rs Notes.
.[Spocial to The Times-Dispat,

Spocia! to The Times Dispa tch. n
Ashland Va, May 3.--NIiss Annie
Macon Potts left to-day to visit Miss
Nary Garth near 7Charlo.resv!lir.
u. R i'. John Wighhtman and Frank
W'gstman. OF Baltimore. arc vialtin,
| j. r. Wlghtman. HI,'i,
Miss Nan Blackwell, who has been
the guest of Miss Epic Blackwell. has
| gone to North Carolina to visit friends
Miss Martha Graft, of Philadelphia
was tho weekend guest OF Miss Stuart
Blarton t'5ssH iE5
Mcsdames Frank and Hardy Of
nrookland Park. and Blunt. of Barton
Heights. spent last Sunday with Mrs.
Misses SalIie Voolfolk. Of Hanover.
and Mary Overton Haw, OF Dundee. .
| have returned home nftor n visit to the
Misses Haw
II c. Dalton. Jr, was here this week
! visiting friends at Randolph- Macon
Miss Katherine Price who has been
| visiting Mrs. Richard Chenery. has re
turned to her homo a Gala. lI3l
r.. l.. Gravcley OF Virginia. was tho
week end guestof friends Mt Randolph
Macon.
Admiral Harrio Webster, of R,ch>
mond Will lecture before the Young
Ladies' Literary Club on Thursday az
ternoon. 1i37Tz
Mrs Anna s. carr delightfully en-
tertained tho Matinee E;uchre Card
Club this afternoon. Those playing
were Mcsdames Grey. Frank Wight,
lanes Chenery Hill Garter. Jr.. George
Morris. Newman, Fox Rutherford
Fleet and j. Howison. I.asher, C. C.
Wright, John Addison, BronsAern. Hab-
den and Cooke. Ethel Howard and
p1aChy Fleet 153ft 9sss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-04
WILL DE HELD IL JUNE.
Program for Commencement Exerc,nes
nj Roanoke College.
Ispecialto The mes-Dispa tch7

Especial to The Times Dispatchl
Salem. Va. May 3.-Thc fifty eight,
commencement OF Roanoke College
VIII be held June liza, The becca
laureate sermon will be delivered by
Professor d. Is. Bauslin. D. D., OF tho
Wittenberg Theological Seminary.
Springfield. o. The annual address 10
the J. NJ. c. a. will be made by Tie
Rev. j. S. Simon. D. D.. OF HagcrstoWn.
Md. On Monday evening will be held
Inc Drizc contest for the medal in
oratory, given by the Demostheneai
and Clceronian Literary Societies. the
morning and afternoon being devot cd
to the annual field day contests Tho
ADDRESS before. the Alumni Association
tuesday morning Will be made by the
KEY C J. Smith. y. NJ. (class OF OIL.
or New York, and that 10 the litern ry
societies Sc, by Elmer. Ellsworth Brown.
IN. d., Ill D., United States Commits
sioner OF Education. Washington. i. c.
The graduating class, the largest in
the history of the institution, will bu
represented by the following speakers
on commencement day:
ID. l.. Cline. Culpepcr. 1.-THE Parcels
Post: E. a. Painter. 1routviIlc. "The
Fight Against Disease; &C. Hine.
Winston Salem. n. c.. 'Educatio for
Peace: A. G. Fox. Salem. va, .Practi-
cal Democracy: r. NJ r Smith, Strns-
burg. "Musiclpal Government by Com
mission: j. *. Linn. ROCKWELL ~ G..
,.'Thc Present Status of tho Student
Volunteer Movement: r. L. Thomas.
Wytheville. "a Greater National
Through y Greater South"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-04
RANDOLPH MACON ENDS
ITS DEBATING SEASON
Finni Contest is Tint Of washington
Literary society, With Negative
Winning Decision
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Especial to The Times Dispatch]
Ashland. Va. May with the pub
lie debate OF the Washington Literary
Society. held In the college chapel here
last night. the debating season closed
at Randolph Macon. Tho subject Of
the debate was the ship subsidy bill,
and the dcbaters were: Amrmative-W
c. Fairbanks and L. Nj W-ray: Mega
tive--E. a, Burgess and l.. c. Kacklcy.
The decision was in favor of the mega
tive. In spite of the ball game in
Richmond yesterday afternoon n big
crowd was out.
The debates OF the yellow Jackets
consisted this year OF the two usual
public debates of the literary societies
that Of Frank Hall being held on April
II. the subject being the initiative
and the referendum. and two inter
coilcgiat lie debates. one with Emory and
Henry College, and the other With
iichmond College,: Randolph- Macon
unfolding the negative side Of the
commission municipal government
question in both. The Yellow Jackets
won Il una imoua decision over the Spi
GERS The debaters on the Frank Hall
oehate were: AMrmativc-M II Wal
ton and w. S. Long. Negative 1.-THE win
ninE tcam)-J. c.. simpson and r. X.
Dawson. The team against Emory and
itenry was G. l.. Bosnian and H. j..
Myers. and against Richmond College.
j. K Worsham and r. B. Prcttyman