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Retail Prices at
Public Markets

rae ftace Market.
iHt roast ~ cents pound. lamb chdna
ns and IS cents pound .isieis ss~sh
anh cents pound, round steak.
tar pound. veal chops 10 cents pound
esiiins beet , cents pound Eastern ham.
~ esht~ pound cottage ham. 90 GENTS
ppnHd salt pork, 10 cents pouad. iuaf
iaft 10 eenta pound German head
sasess esuis and osrmaa bieod
tenaae - rsnta pound
MHshia9tan creamery butter. 90 eents
poands unHattst butter. 40 yeats pound,
Minnesota and Iowa butter. IS cents
round. J pounds Tor 81 renovated butter.
as cents dozen fresh Eastern eess. ~
cents doaeui toottus pHsa 30 esnts Aasan.
detsu fef 50 esnta Wisconsin crsam
chess. - cents psasd. tsssmsasssslaa =.
Nherss 10 cruts pound New Yefk sharp
eream cheese. 20 eoata pound
iineepr,~a ~ cents each Malaga
nrsreA 20 esnts peand bananas re 70
zoe deaeui ufansss ~ % % ccats dossn
lemons 10 % - cents dpssn. Northern
apf eepl.s ~ pqx delivered naidwins
80 ard nsls~ass nsi. siss hos d.li.
and o. rs sax. delivered. tsh peppers -
esnts pound; ~gAhhaWr ana 10 cents
head lsttaes. : % ~ seats head
AZ w-~ttsk~ Market.
Pot RESIST. tes seats pork strak. ~
centA : FOR - ceHts. roast pork. fs 70
IL cshtsi tanat shopa tt ccnfs safitnN
beef 70 eeats. tzena. EAsfern. - cents
ham. - esuts. Yakima cured bacon. -
eeutt turkeys ~ cents. geese, "a cents
chirksn. a. - IS cents
Fratt-ccekinE pssrs 10 crntn denss
Harti~,t p~afa ~ cents desen lemens. is
gvnts dutens range - cents dos0n.
rcd check ftrptns. ttie hos. uaidNfn.
81 bpx. Wagner apples. o.. uans appfss
81
Dairy Products Fancy faws Creamery
butter, eunds for e ccuts. fancy
Jersey creamery butter. pnuaas TOE ~
esnt&s Minnesota creamery batter. ,
upauds o.. fancy renovated butter. -
rrnts pound. flesh ranch eses g. crufa
ffrsh prespn eEss 20 cents dgseni fresh
EaateFn rTae 80 10 80 cents guarantees
cooking ssHa IS cents aenru
DR.. Maker. Dentist. moved TO
Room $40 Northern Bank Building
zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-16
ATTACK ROADS
FEAR Bis Loss

WASHINGTON. ID. c. Jan. is-
Declaring that the proposed Ia.
crease In railroad rates would cost
them not less than sf2.000. 900 an
nuaEly. Western shippers today
made a most bitter attack on the
proposed advance al the final hear.
Ing Of the matter before the inter
state commerce commission. The
loss. they asserted was reckoned
definitely on the sixty commodities
directly affected.
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spgcis. rorlcgs.
n FOUND


FOUND BLACK colt. ~ months Old. mare.
white hiua foot and star % forehead
Lost from Hfgartnn o. virinitY two
months aga. Inquire Or Emouds SUI
Ivan hldN
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PLAN REUNION.

The Washington Volunteers Az.
ISOLATION Will hold a reunion on Feb.
ruafy at the Seattle Commercial
Club 10 celebrate the 18th anniver
sary ~ their first engagement ia
Manila
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FoR sAlu-woO., AND COAT


miissed " 1875 Ind Ia
Patsaf duet ran with first load coal
WsfnwF trh a Mcleod PHONES ltlA
orest western Fusi Co -Ceat. NTt.
mill ~eod. o. 90 Load " ifit Ibd fste
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-16

DR.. Maker. Dentist. moved TO
Room $40 Northern Bank Building
s..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-16

I0st~Nmail Wffs haired fex terrier
pup. black leather cniiars Nudsr return
10 1884 y Mercer. ana rsreiya fewaft
English Iaausiiyu setter. cgiar bite
with black spots. left side 81 face hlaek
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wesr SEATTLE Nal esftTe.
REAL estate LOANS.
chsTTEt a

ti.8oA 20 81 see on Improved seattle
real estate Thomas a. Balm, 40 col
uan HiaK
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Business Directory

uBICyCLES
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MORE U. S. PEOPLE.

WASHINGTON. ID G. Jan. Ia
The population OF the following
Idaho cities was announced By the
csnsus bureau today.
C0eHr dAlene 7.2sf. Lewiston
$3.50. PocaseIlo alto. Twin Falls
E,25s.
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ST. Louis-R H. Whitmore. IS
years old. respondent over the III
ess Of his wife. ieaped TO death
from the eighth story Of the Mar
quetfe hotel here yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-16
The MARKETS

rhe feftawtnx are rne average prices
qresrd ~ the frrst whsisssiers en- local
rrutnrcs nteats and feed Prices In all
e4~~~ are sahle~t 10 vartsflen. nresrdtax
te frrshnes. ard Kensrsi exestl~nse. out
fhesc prtfc-. anir<. sfh~rwfs< Indicated.
are Toe strictly first grades
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Lees fiea sanf adA etc. one cent per
sofe. mirisean charge fsF any al. ~
rsnta TeixQhene al Tn sma - NWi e~n1
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.ORDON REALTY CO,
32fM PIKE ST.

400 BRINGS OVER $1,000 A YEAR
In a safe. honest Investment I viii
prove a. The latest. best opportunity
on earth Managed by well known
business men and operated by the stock
haldorr: no big fiAh 20 eat the little
ones" n looks big. ~ Is big. Investl-
gate aud be one Of us No long wait;
RETURNS this year References given and
asked Write today J. ", Ryan. Sec'y.,
ian Maple g.. Aanlt Ste Mario. Mich.
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wANTnp-Rsveral youns women with az
stors Apply 1859 ifth ~ er iisi
Third av The Pacific Tsisphone q
Telegraph Company
Men may earn sead pay coryiun al.
dfesara. etc. at home ~ spare tfWe
Particulars FREE G a. Rowan, Dept
PERSONALS.
THE ORIGINATOR
lures and cures nothing shall ever stop
a. pnssmsnia In two haurs. all kinds
q fever. blood poison. no matter hnN
bad liver. kidney. appendicitis and
rheumatism must 80 inisntiis rsfai-
stomach trouble vanish a. snow before
tbs neandsy sum eeaeuga and ali blood
a1.ss.s. iuas and thtes, 'toesis.
and home Endorsement 500 cured In
MashinGlen slacw February T. 1919
THE WASHINGTON oXYdE.
Major Co.
Haas r.tL. Dids aeaiua. Wash.
rhs Lonesome cub,
orES TO ALI.
Join 10 aud Vim
ACQuAtNTAkCE IMPROVEMENT,
SOCIAL ENJOYMENT
These are the objects Of eur ciun, ana
strangers are welcome nrarectauiitF
= the principal Qualification Tor mem
FaF further isfermation ana fof tsrma
THE LONESOME cfUH
January Papsf 2tn.
Rooms ard ~ Dept q. No 1881
r.afh ~ Seattle -
Sundays
httrtnE cuHEh 10 not wsaf
Truss; permanent ahseiutr. without opef
alton or aetentiqn from business Or
tive years. from ass / ysas 20 sss 10
rhs Harvard hfsism ios shafeT bias
STYLISH HANGOVER SHOP.
Rats trimmed. dysd. eieansd asd re
Aitsrssion hsps Ns@ ana esa ssT.
Wsnts fg krcade
LADIES REMODE11NG PARLORsl
Nss Eafmsuts made and Old rsmeasie1
49,. s MAJ b5,e'i rssssaaS'' n'
MARRIAGE CEREMONIES
PERFORMED.
rHipSEai MAIN Ng7g ND -
Fat accurate plane warh ana lesson,
seisrs eai s-sasem.ss sss w.fasr
Mrs Won Htfkert graduate mianifu
hnms goaunsfnsnt. female disorders sue
rsssfuiiY treated. physician q required
1881 Valley esfusr kasfiaka AZ. Iahr
Essiinhs raf te Naitey ~
Massage seieaunr massear frem VI
i9ais vii sivs treatment at yrar oen
home y n cruNthsr hain t1gf
WANTED efrrYbnw suft~ring fron
Nfaprn % Skis disorders 81 aar kfna
% FALL Tor free trial bottle be Mekard-s
fauinus fsusefr SIS Pacific hids
lillian araV maairurinH. massagA
yspef baths aafts se4 lass Fifsf. Hotel
FAN HAMILTON. massage. Air0hui
baths 1871 second ~ suits 10. uAfiaEd
Hotel
EfAik uE vEhNn Massage eabinsi
bath. mauteurins itnt~i Victoria. 1874
tlEet Az suite tes
Hafrimanisi HaFsan-pa n8t ~ LONELY
nnd ypaf sealmaie Abnos hotel room
tt Moved ffam as riAs
uiss ALLYN ragafg faes nassss
manirurins ssiert patronage suite tqr
Marion Hh Us Enf fhans tHi ftst
usar~asa nafks mossI fs3f Fisst
nsfha saf massage r-ou sat tth naar
MtAH HOLMAN. maniruflnx Naaea gat
nairi uatke tAze rtFsi az 90 - 30
NlAH tEWf tsf4 mantrarfHH ngra Han
asy Noisi Nalfsnar tttth ani ream ia
tai9 kafsH unfArsensug - esnta
iaeehf rhetn ssreri near = - mss
Asasrita Nsassa msaieafist. rhifapn.
.dlst haem ~ Moisi kliieth tat ia
" - Naley sfg-s hstr ana ruFss
fandfuM III Eufum a.
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NWNNN~NN~O~DNNN| NNN~l0~N(~
tPee ~f2f down. 80 per month. rev
cottage, cleared lot t~o0ft2s. picket fence.
water. chickens. 20 cords wood, grand
Wow one block from new csf line -
"a Young next 20 store. oateN0od,
"a uuLL.Iu. -EaE
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FURNISHED APARTMENTS.
BUSINESS
GORDON REALTY CO,
a9Ih PIKE ST

NaA n LINE 80
. rooms good furniture. rent $40 per
month; price only f1b0. with 1900 cash
10 rooms. corner Pike and Fourth: reai
81 per room. This a. q transient house
and ia netting stb0 per month To
look this up means TO buy $3.50. with
fa0n cash.
IS housekeeping rooms. good furniture
This place IL close tn. rooms are all
full. With n good rent; $500 cash, bal
ance Of ffeo 10 sult you, Rent ssb.
8t-room hotel. steam heat. electric light.
good furniture, threo-ycar lease. Rent
$40 per month. This place sold two
months aRo for ft.sq0. can be bought
nov for ls7ti cash $500.
Moving picture partners DO not agree.
half interest can be bought for $500.
all FOR u.f00 To look this M means
20 buy. for ~ IL a snap
'Dus-fourth acre, close 90 Seattle. three
room house. Price $3.50 cash.
S acres. close 10 Seattle. the very best Of
soil. with running water, Price $500,
with $500 cash. Land near this -
selling for $500 per acre. This ~ a
snap. ana VIII 80 quick.
The above are only a few Or the hun-
dreds ot gilt edged buys that We have
listed on our books. Come la aud talk
IL over with Us
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Candidate Drops Dead
While Asklna for

Vancouver. H. G.. Jan. L.. I
John Iyttleton. candidate for 4
councillor In South Vancouver. 4
dropped dead OF heart disease 4
Yesterday as he was Emporium 4
ing a man 10 vote for him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-16

wkNTEp@Hsveral young women with %
without experience, a. tslsphuna opefs
Third av The Pacific Tsiephens q
Telegraph Company.
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wANTEp-REAL ESTATE.

Tor scS II,
rrain. I-i2A, care star.
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FoR


Wait the furniture clearance sale nnH
going on at Woodhause a fiaffa fur
.nItufe store. els PIX 90 Everything TO
furnish Tho home at redaced prices
Highest cash pAfe toe furniture and
household goods Main 1853. l. tsit
peaks chairs shewcas~s Chicago Store
and office Furniture Co iaze iu av
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Mcn may earn sead pay ropyinn al
etc. At home IN spare time
Particulars free 9 a. Rowan. Dept
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HoMEsTEADs.

32o-acra homestead tG00@kelinuuiHh-
mcnt, near Columbia river. 30 acres
plow Cd. ready for crop, fine wheat and
frtiit proposition. with good spring on It,
II you want something good. see US.
We have others from t200 Up CaIi or
aeud 90 cts. for book and maps giving
fun Information on government land
FORREST LAND CO,
100 end e.. Room s07 Main t7s7.
we can locate you on an exceptionally
eood homestead or desert claim In one
81 the best fruit sections or Eastern
washington. Call 70 see orchard Views
and get particulars.
THE PERKINS LAND COMPANY
tiff THIRD AV. MAIN sos.
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LIVESTOCK

HoLCOMB CO. 5ALE STABLES
HEAVY draf. medium sized horses, guar
antsef 1915 Weafsrn av Main 1911
Have al an times 81 20 rs horses for
hire. also for sale Watson Bros lIit
First ~ =
ttt hufs fresh Jsrssy caN. calf Z weeks
old gives large flow u richest milk
Green aaK Ger OF Aurora AZ ana sand -
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CITY REAL EsrArE-fcon,.,

CITY REAL E~sTATE-(cont.l
eo' zee N, sis., eS" 81, &c Psssg s %se.e, ,.s ss.
whfsF. chickens. 20 cords wood, grand
view one block from new car line -
IA Young nsEt 20 store. oatsNoed,
Hsfe 10 a bis bargain New. VERY 81.
t~faottva broom modern cottage. hot aui
cold uataf. bath. Eas ana electric liEhts.
Improvements in aud paid. Phinney ~
car oniI 1880 $50 cash. balance 80
c j gELL = 60 s's Globe Biz
TIVE modern houses nne Groom and
qss T,esm rented foF ias per m9gih,
month per cent Al improvements 10
aad paid except paving fhroe car lines
gns blget from paved street rms u
Must cell Phone neacan tfs
Great University bargain boautl.
ful bsro0m modern bungalow, fireplace,
beamed ceilings. paneied dining room,
laundry trays. large attic nrar three car
lines, improvements paid ln fulL only
& j BELL a co. $50 oipbs Blh
Aain aff23 Ind = gast
For SAFE room house and two i9ts
f1Higo. 70 minutes from business cen
ter, can be bought Tor $3.50 is0e
cash and balance - ~ per month.
! ~ LAYAHAE.
az Seneca 81
For aais b owner AZ a bargain. two
large lots. 20 mlnutes walk from United
states navy yard Price tibo.ee. guN Or
ballard station, Seattle
1880
For f-room bungalow. nearly new. on
t9hfe0- foot lot. terms 500 cash AMI
ttg per month Phone ballard p1e.
for Haie-t-ro0m house. - minufeg ride
81 hastlase car from postofnes Price
j y LAvAHsE.
zt4 seneca 81
TTo a-room aud one e-foom homes
IN Ballard. $500 each 1850 dosn small
monthly payments Hee owner. 1Nff W
ssth Or tei Empire uld Tel Main 5iet
samuel collysr. sos tear Buiiding
deals In city property farms and timbsf
lands List your properly With him
Fife-room modern house, price $3.50.
terms iito down. balance so pei month.
Win interest See wesley , Walker. tSeo
Fourth n 3
Mes hunEaions tiee cash O'itsiiy
Home nuNding Co 49, Empire hidr
Mes 6K.f8am Fesiaeuce. 1850. worth
-, zee fffd rash Main 1851
Vey fine sise iai. north cnd. cheap
terms osnsf. ass Afcsde AnneK
nainisr vsiisJ property. see Baker.
tses Rainier Az YORK -
WEST SEATTLE ZEAL EsfbTe-
, n Hisfsf. West seattle Real Ksfets
ENCLuEINELr 10 Downs bldE 1b
sssoaa as Nain suN iad ssts
REAL ESTATE LOANS.
noRTHwEsT TRUST a SAVE DE.
Postr CO fifst AZ add colginois ~
tsr loan. tom ii.oss 90 ,s.sS5 on n
proved Seattle rosldancs properly 10
established districts
CITY AID COUNTY LoAsH
On improved o. vucant property At snd
I per cent. any amount from tte to ftoe.
for a Ions - short tiine and eAsy PSI.
menfs. % delay rturts.a ni -. al
Boston nioeh. Escan- ard coiumbiA
Monsy 20 isan D. sums from 1899 Up
SO cammisslaus 30 bonus - dsisg
wAsHISGToN FkVf~Os AID LoAS
ksaDctATfUS. iet Cherry a. Efiab
iishet "a years
ti.soa 90 81 see on improved s.aitls
real eafate Thomas a. Balm, ~ Cot
mar hidK
CHATTEI LOANS
Loans o. worhing people. oscsr y 5eu~
ssn a Co. Iur. Bt Northern Back bieKr
Fourth and ~
Loans on farnl,ufa horses etc VIII
fam Roach. room III New YORK blas
FOR sALE-woO., AND COAT
ssSfaS &c NfEnds 81 coal and
mulssod " tus Ind az
Fstsuf dust pan with nrst load coal
wainwrirht a MsI~os Phones 1919
mill ~eod y 90 load v ffit I'D ssse
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AaEn1s WAITED

MAD RACE FOR A~GENCN-You may
be chosen. Means SIS eeeFY week J.
Hodeon. n. y. sold - In z days. profit
profit tsaso. Home cpmfnrf Acrubhiua
Maehi Powerful vibration scrubs
floor. iinaieums. etc. No STOPPING. wet.
ting hands. aboiiHhcs hand brusheH.
buckets. cloths, self feeding. self cleans
ing. self sudsins. child operates easily
Price f4zb Women all buy Weighs
9 puunnn& easily carried, new, irrnHiaf.
fhia. Free sample. credit, exclusive ter
.ritarY Hurry postal sanitary Supply
co. box z0f, Sta y. Toledo. o
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~9IgG THlSTS@~~~
Seattle Blue Print Co. sli Hinckiey Blk
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ROCHESTER,

We also have 10 acres OF rich level garden land.
All In cultivation, ready for the pillow. y mile from
Rochester, at $4,000 $500 down and $500 per
month.
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Loans a. working people. Oscar y Zen
san a 60. Tnr. uf Northern Back BLDG
Fourth and Pike
Loans on farnitufs horses etc VIII
lam Roach. room III New York Bifg
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furnishsa fnos hoih phones. offics
assistant also desk space every con
fenisnco. street entrance. igw rent ~
American Bank NidH
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G j NELL a co. 2ss Globe Biz
Main 1882 Ina T. 1881
Henderson gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1911-19??, 1911-04-27
The Recorders Court.

Since March 4th the cash fines
in the Recorders court amounted to
$213. 60, and with the amount due
from Granville county, OF 5000, will
make total of $4,000.
Frank IncOe, for assault with
deadly weapon, was fined So and
cost.
Willie Cousans withdrew his ap-
peal to the Superior court and prom
ised to close his restaurant and en-
gage in some honest employment.
He paid so, and Judgment was sus-
pended during good behavior.
Willie Hicks, for carrying concealed
weapons, was convicted and fined
$50 and costs.
Ed Crews, for assault with deadly
weapon, was sent to Granville roads
for , months.
Mark Brown, f. and a., was sent to
Granville roads for 6 months.
Otis Calling, for assault with
deadly weapon, was fined so and
costs.
Geo. Lemay, for carrying concealed
weapons, was fined SO and costs.
Will Pettifoot was indicted by
John Benton for cursing him on the
street, and swOre out a warrant
against Burton for selling whiskey.
In the trial Pettifoot was found
guilty of perjury and was bound
over to Superior court TO answer she
charge.
Henderson gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1911-19??, 1911-04-27
Church News of the Week.

At the Baptist church last Sunday
morning the pastor spoke to a large
congregation on "The Resurrection,
and at night, to a large congrega-
ton also, on "The Versions of the
English Bible" Sunday, April 23d,
had been named by the American
Bible Society as the date for cele-
brating the three hundredth anniver-
sary of the making OF the King
James Version of the Scriptures.
There will be no service at the Bap-
fist church next Sunday, April 30, as
the pastor will be absent attending
the meeting of the Vance Union at
Poplar Creek church.
Kew. &. f. Newman preached at
the Christian church last Sunday,
both morning and evening.
The Sunday after Easter was OBJ
served at the Episcopal church with
Easter music and two able sermons
by the rector, Rev. |. W. Hughes.
There were the usual services at
the Methodist church last Sunday.
The pastor, Rev. W. R. Royal, is as
sisting Rev. S. J. Fitzpatrick in a
series of night services at North
Henderson this week.
At the Presbyterian church Sun
day morning Mr.. Samuel Watkins,
as delegate from this church to Pres
bytery, made report of the work OF
the recent meeting of Presbytery at
TarborO, and at night Rev. j. A.
Mcclure gave the story OF the Eng
lish Bible. There will be an adj
journed meeting of Presbytery in
Raleigh tonight to finish some left
over business.
Rev. r. NJ. Andrews observed the
anniversary OF the King James YER
sion of the Bible in an able address
Sunday morning at the Protestant
church. The history OF the Bible
from the Pentateuch, through the
old and new Testnments. through its
translation from the Vulgate, the
versions OF Wyckliffe and Tyndale
down to the splendid work OF the
American Bible Society, was the sub
iect.
Next Sunday, as prescribed by the
State Board of Health, will be OBJ
served in this church as Sanitary Sun
day. At11 o'clock, in place OF the
usual sermon, DR.. E. F. Fenner viii
speak on sanitation" and DR.. A. S
Pendleton on "The Recognition anC
Prevention of Contagious and In
fictitious Diseases.
Henderson gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1911-19??, 1911-04-27

The Henderson-O Oxford imter-de-
bate that took place in the school
auditorium Friday night was very
interesting affair to those who heard
II, and most creditablc reflection
on the two schools.
The judges, Prof. Pennington, OF
kittrell; Mr.. W. X. Coley, of Raleigh,
and Mr.. T. T. Hicks, awarded the
victory in the defamation to Ok
ford, and in the debate to Hender-
son. In announcing the decision,
Mr.. Hicks expressed qualification at
this step, this was the first time
that Henderson had ever entered
into contest with another SCHOOL,
and spoke words highly compliment
tary TO the young orators, and end
ed by saying that if Oxford would
celebrate its centenary this summer
Henderson would go in full force, a
double load on each train.
Earle Harris and Arthur Tyler for
Henderson, and Elliott Cooper and
Shepherd Booth for oxford, were the
declaimers, while Alexander Wat
kins and Rowland Rankin for Hen
dersOn, and John Stedman and
Harry Rem for Oxford, debated
whether "United States Senators
Should be Elected by a Direct Vote
of the People," Henderson took
the affirmative and presented two
strong papers in it's defense.
While each and every effort mer-
tied and received applause the two
hits of the evening We're Shepherd
Booth and Rowland Rankin. Shep-
herd Booth for the Interpretation,
and the splendid use OF his fine voice
in his defamation, and Rowland
Rankin, both for his clear, sound
arguments and for his convincing
and Torceful manner of presentation.
In the rebuttal, John Stedman's
reference to and reading from the
News and Observer, was most anus
ing to the audience. An account of
the debate would not be complete
without the mention of the splendid
extra effort put forth by Arthur
Ty Ter when he saw the chancellor vic
tory slipping away after the vigor
Gus and beautifully enunciated decla-
nation of Elliott Cooper
The verdict of the Judges was the
verdict of the entire audience, and all
felt glad that the evening SO resulted.
While credit was reflected on both
schools, too much cannot be said
of the one who made the selections for
the DISCLAIMERS representing Oxford
there was evidence of much insight
into the individual capabilities of
these two young gentlemen.
Prof. H. V. Bounds, of Henderson,
was president of the meeting, and
Messrs. John Roller, of Oxford, and
William Corbitt, of Henderson, vice
presidents. The invocation was by
Rev. j. A. Mcclure.
The marshals were: Arthur ArOn-
son, chief; David Cooper, Carey Har-
ris, Boyd Kimball, Francis Macon,
Julian Pegram and Irving Watkins.
Henderson gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1911-19??, 1911-04-27
The Wednesday Bridge Club Meets.

The Wednesday Bridge Club was
entertained Thursday last by Mrs.
A. ZollicOffer at clock.
Tie afternoon was delightfully."-
spent in the game, and enjoying cake
and cream at its conclusion.
The members of the Club present
and those asked to take the places
of absent members: Mesdames L.
NJ. Pittman, J. D. Rose, J. {. Kit
trelI, C. q. Turner, D. Y. Cooper, ",
D. Burwell, |. W. Hughes, ". B. Par
ham, and Misses Leah Perry and
Julia Tucker.
Henderson gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1911-19??, 1911-04-27
Notice of Summons and
Warrant of Attach
ment.

NORTH CAROLINA, In the SuperiOrCOnrt,
VANCE COUNTY. May Term, 1911.
II. T. Morris. W. J. Aston, b. q, Allen, F. F..
Schroeder and X. q. Burroughs, trading as
". J. Aston L 20,
Against
Stratton i Bragg Co.
The defendant above named viii take no
tice that summons in the above eantled
action was issued against ii on the 9TH day
of ApriI. 1911. by the undersigned for the
recovery Of the sum o Four Hundred and
Fifteen dollars due the plaintiff by the de
PENDANT for oyercharge on four automobiles
and commissions on one automobile-as per
written contract-and breach thereof by de-
fendant which is returnable on the 22nd day
of Nav. 1911, to the Superior Court OF Vance
County. y. e.. at a Court 10 be held in Hen
1erson. y. C.. at the above named day and
time
The defendant will also take notice that a
warrant OF attachment vas issued by the
undersigned on the above named day,
against the money. property. goods chat
tels and real estate belonging Ia the defend
ant in Vane- aud Warren counties. winch
warrant is returuable at the tim" and place
above named for the return OF the 81 m 0ns'
when and vzhere the defendant - required to
apuear and answer or demur TO the com
niaint OF the plaintiff, or the 7Pllri dem handed
y i'll lie granted
This LIST day OF April, 1911
HENRY PERRY,
Clerk Superior Court Vance TO.
HENRY T. POWELL.
Attorney for Plaintiff