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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-24
HARVARD TEAM IN
SHAPE FOR YALE
NEW HAVEN SQUAD ARRIVES IN
RIVAL TERRITORY FOR GAME
TOMORROW.

CAMBRIDGE, MASS, Nov. a.
The Harvard football teams finished
their hard practice for the seaion
today in the stadium in Soldiers Field
end, barring short open practice Of
about ten minutes duration which
will be held tomorrow in order to
allow the student body TO see the
team in action, will do no more work
until the whistle blows for the an
nuai game with Yalep on Saturday.
Today's PRACTICE was EXCEPTIONAL
~ long and hard for the Thursday be-
fore the championship game. but was
very satisfactory to Head Coach
Haughton and his assistants. There
were no accidents and the varsity's
defensive work against the second
team, which used Yale formations was
pleasing.
The practice lasted neariy two
hours. 1t started with practice punt
Ing by FELTON,, who is sure to start
at right end. Tho ends and tackles
showed up well in covering him.
From the ofsiice work done by the
first team IL Ii certain that Harvard
will depend upon right half back
Wendell to carry the ball on skin
plays an don special formation
through Captain Fisher and Left
Guard Leslie.
- Harvard Also will spring some Hhe
shifts and in addition to the famous
forward pass over the center OF the
line are working forward nass from
a fake kick formation.
The Yale squad accompanied by its
small army of subs. coaches and ad-
visors, arrived at Auburndale. Mass.
a short distance from Cambridge.
which has been their stopping place
for years.
Captain Arthur Howe Ia in perfect
physical and mental condition" said
Trainer Mack, land ! expect to see
him duplicate the wonderful work OF
Ted Coy last year and that viii mean
winning the game"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-24
GREATEST DAY IN
SOUTHPORT HISTORY

Especial to The Richmond virgfnfan.)
SOUTHPORT. y. c.. Nov. 23.-This
has been the greatest day In the his.
tory of Southport. marking the en-
trance OF the Wilmington Brunswick
and Southport railroad into town.
after four years period OF construc-
ton.
The occasion was marked with a
public ceremony. under the auspices
Of Southport's Chamber OF Commerce.
Several thousand people were pres-
ent from Brunswick county and Will
mington.
President z. W. Whitehead. Of the
railroad acted as master 1 cere-
monies.
The first passenger train to reacc
the town arrived shortly after eleven
o'clock nd was greeted with cheers
from hundreds.
The celebration was held in Frank.
lin square.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-24
FAVORITES WIN ON
JAMESTOWN TRACK

JAMESTOWN, Noy. 2:.-Farorites
generally brought home the money
today. The going was good. with a
fast track.
Prince Ahmed. in the third race.
ridden by Forehand. ran the spec
tacular event OF the day. He won
easily from Helen Barbee.
In the hurdle race for three year
olds vilhalla, ridden by Booth. cap
tured the stakes, beating out Black
Bridge, ridden by Noe.
longs, seliing-Gifs. 1oT (McCahy,,
won; Sim Princess. 1o2 tBruce). sec
ond: Cloak. i02 Turner. third.
Time. i:0l 2-5. Tahoma. First Aid.
Tick Tack. Senceamb!an. Billy Muir
ply, LoaihIy Lady, Norma Girl also
ran.
Second race---tfree year ODDS and
up, hurdles. two miles--Vilhalla, i54
tBooth), won: Black Bridge. AS
tNoel. second Lizzie Flat. 13o
tCharland). third. Time. 4:Io. Azure
Maid. Dufileld. Pathfinder also ran.
Ring Master refused.
Third race--ali ages, six furlongs--
Prince Ahmed. lis 1Forehand1. won :
Helen Harhee. 105 iBruce). second I:
Martin W. Li.tleton, 81 tMcCabe).
Calm, Raleigh +. D.. Guy Fisher.
Black Chief also ran.
Fourth race-threc year old and
up. one mile, seiling-Cutty Hunk.
100 tBeyce). won. Harvey r.. Ill
tMcCahyl. second: West Point. ios
tNoian), third. Time. i:4i rs. Sweet
Owen. Patrick s.. Rcehuck. Lap
pelie. Otilo. Horace t., Neuse. Lit
Ito. Earl, Dixie knight also ran.
Fifth ra1e--three year oid-Cu-
bon. los (Turner). won: Perthshire,
Toe tRruce1, second. Q. z. Buster.
80 fAmbrose}. third. Time. 1926.
Premier. Ossabar. Rue, Idle Michael
also ran.
Sixth racc--three year odds and up,
selling. one r,ile-Limpet. les tTurn-
err. won: Glen Baachy. los dig
ginsl, second: Corinth, IS (Bruee).
third. Time, l:ii is. Belfast, Frank
Purcell. Lady Rosalie. Ceremonious.
Tho Whip also ran.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-24
John Marshall + igh Plays McGuires School Today


from eacn State 2nu teIEatoIy W1 y
anu organized. AZ tnis opeIAuou W.
y. Brown took ieao!nk al. anu ne
was esecteo 10 tne ONCE OI
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delegate Tor virssns" captain
ct sunen wilson - alterhate, MT.
aston 10 prominent WORKER IN the
nIistol 20 wasnantton niSnwAy pro
yect anu ms Appointment was qu'se
p'eas'hs 20 1ap.aIn wilson. u
AHo co"I"Seoo VIII meet III "os"-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-24
RAILROAD CASE
NEARING AN END

The case Of the Interstate Railroad
Company against this Norfolk and
Western Railway and the Louisville
and Nashville Railway Companies
again consumed the entire day be-
fore the State Corporation Commits
sion yesterday.
Tho proceedings are for the pur-
pose OF condemning certain lands
now used In part ~ terminals BY tho
two defendant companies IN order
that the Interstate Company may be
able to ret it, line through the town
OF Norton, Wise county. Va,
with the exception OF one witnsss
the taking OF testimony Is now conn
pleted. and on account or his neces-
aary ahaenca AdjoMrnSnAnt was taken
until December {. when the hearing
OF the case and the arguments there.
in will be com pleted.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-24
TWO ASSUME DUTY
OF PRESIDENT DENNY

Especial to The Richmond virgfnian.)
LEXINGTON. VA, Nov. a3.-The
executive committee OF Washington
and Lee University authorized by the
board OF trustees to NIL the vacancy
OF the presidential once after Jam
uary !. when President Denny's
resignation takes effect have devoled
the duties jointly upon Prof. Harry
d. Campbell, dean Of the university,
and Mr.. John l.. Campbell. secretary
and treasurer.
These gentlemen have been closely
with president Denny In
the conduct Of the university affairs.
The executive committee In composed
OF President Denny. trustee, A. r.
Barclay, r. T. Glasgow and Paul n.
Penick. II In improbable that Presi-
dent Denny's successor will be elected
by January l. 1912.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-24
ELECT PENDLETON
TO LEAD TIGERS

PRINCETON. y. j., Nov. e3.--Tal-
bot TAYLOR Pendleton, '13. Of Berke-
ley Springs. w. Va, was elected cap
tain Of the Princeton University foot
ball team for the coming year. Pen
dieton played half back on the Var
sfty eleven last year and won for him
self a name In football history. He
was the choice OF Walter Camp for
all American half back last year. THIS
year he was forced TO play At quarter
back because Of the lack Of quarter
back material and because OF the
injury to Farr.
Pendleton In one Of the fastest
sprinters in Princeton. He does the
hundred In ten nat and besides Is a
wonderful baseball player.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-24
SUFFOLK CELEBRATES
DESERVED HONOR

Especial to The Richmond Vtfgtnian.1s
SUFFOLK, VA, Nov. 23.-Tho cor
ner Of Main and Bank streets n 0u1sa
folk at noon to-day was q busy eczema
The occasion was the laying Of tn
cornerstone for the new postouoo
building, which tho United States goV~s
ernment 10 having erected at Q cOseI
Of about SIS. 100000.
Tho stone was laid by the Masonic
fraternity. The following was to
program:
D. -
America. chorus by abo~t 10
school children.
Address Of welcome, OIr. e.
Shoop, president Of board Of trade.
Address, Mr.. Z. NJ. c. Quimby. posts
master.
Dixie, chorus, school children.
Address, Hon. p. v. DeGraMs
fourth assistant acknowledgements
Address, Hon. Alvah II. Martin. He@
publican national committeeman.
Yankee Doodle, school children.
Address. +. +. Holland. congrcsee
man from the Second district;
There were about two thousand
people present to witness the cers-
monies. The day was tine.
After the laying Of the cornerst0na
there was a banquet at the Nause-
mopd hotel. At this. Mt. John ~
Primer. president Of the Suno3
Council. was toastmastar. ToAat9
were responded to as follows:
1.-THE Postoffice Department.. Hon
p, v. DcGraw. fourth assistant post.
m aster.general; What q Board q
Trade Means to a City" Harry -
walcott. president Of the NorSAW
His Joys and His Sorrowa" Aivs
n. Martin: '-The Relation OF -
board OF Trade. THE Omoe Acl4eE
Clergy to q City" Rev. q. r -
Fadden"; THE City OF 6uholk 49,
the Day We Celebrate" James "a
BURGESS, Commonwealth attorney -
Nansemond county.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-24
ALCO TEAM ROLLS
IN WINNING FORM

The grandstand was packed at the
Newport alleys last night, when the
Times Dispatch lost two games to the
Alcos. The Alcos putting up 2.5So
against 2.4l0. Whitman was high man
and high total for the winners, 1873.
1876 22o-si3. OBrien second, iSA.is5.
204--563. Gallagher, 1s3-176-145--
6o4. Glaze and Kennedy didn't roll
their usual scores.
Bailey, of the TimesDIspatch. was
high man and total, for his team, 1856
235- f43-544. Jennings second, I84.
142-1s3-521. Bell, Deasy and Davis
did not roll their regular games. Davis
in the flrst game rolled s04.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-24
CARR|NGTOh CASE
COMES UP MONDAY
MAND.AMUS PROCEEDINGS WILD
BE ARGUED BEFORE JUDGE
II. CARTER SCOTT.

sesss The man6amAa proceedings Ut DR..
Charles v. Darlington, former sur
geon Of the Virginia penitentiary.
against Auditor 8. r. Donohoe will
be heard in the Circuit Court OF the
city OF Richmond on Monday next.
judge r. Carter Scott presiding.
DIR. Darlington will be represented
by Mr., John b. Minor and Attorney
General 6. w. Williams win appear
for tho State.
When. q few weeks ago, tho board
OF directors Of the pcnitentiary pc.
remptorily dismissed DR.. Darlington.
that gentleman declared that the
boards action was not In accordance
with law, and that he Was yet dc
jure the holder Of the ONCE. When
the proper Tina arrived he presented
his bill for salary to the Auditor and
payment was refused. MandamuG
proceedings were resorted 10, and
upon the courts decision viii resi-
Or. Carrinxton's title to the position
he yet claims as his own.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-24
WILD engine
on 4 RAMPAGE
GETS AWAY AND TRAVELS NINE
MILES WITH NO HAND At
THROTTLE.

Engine 60. one OF the big passenger
engines OF the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad. got away from hostler yes
terday morning at the Seventeenth
street roundhouse. and had gone . dis
lance Of nine miles when It was over
taken at Aztec.
In = vain effort TO board the runA.
way. after It had gotten under speed,
Hostier Q. d. Seay got his thumb and
q portion Of hts fore iinser pulled Oh
while all Of the fingers Of the injured
10 the Virginia Hospital.
II was after 9 o'clock when tho en-.
sine got away. Passenger train No.
~, from the West. was due here at
$3.50. Something had to be done and
done quickly or an accident would re.
suit.
c. A. Ganaert, roundhouse foreman,
with the vision OF the wild engine
running into tho passenger with its
cargo Of human lives, al1ed up the sit
uaticn promptly. and put In motion thu
machinery that saved the day.
with al possibls spesd he noeined
waa on avid run. going west and
suGgestsd that he atoy No. ~ wherever
he could. The passenger was stopped
ct Atlee.
Foreman 0anasrt rushed aheasd
engine ~, which was 1t IL eeal
bin q W1ga, ent 4 hoss ard staftsd
n paeN14e e IN sunaWaS. He sssfs
t0ek q tn1t ~ \ vae Ua1ne 1n1n A&las
whAre ~ pan1engor haA bean stoppA0,
The runaway at this time wes. climb
Ing Grado and moving Ut q slow
rate of speed Hut from tho time cor-
sumed IN making the trip 70 Atlee
there Nas timee when ii Nas evil
IDENTIFY eotAg ~ r lnDo1 q - Wt1eA
- tNooty ~ th)Etv HI1ee - Aoz
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-24
CORNEIsE Is PESSINuSTIC
OVER GAME WITH PENN,

ITHACA. n. r., Nov. 23.-''The
Chicago slump ID stili with W: unless
there ID a big brace In Z short time It
Ia all up with our chances In the
Pennsylvania game
Thus terseiy spoke Dan Reed. the
head coach e ~ Cornell football
team. sitter todAy's AiscouYaging pfAc.
ticA o. the football squad. While tnA
Varsity scored two teuchdowns
OF d concerted attack but O'ConnOr
caught punt IN eaeh lnstance at
midfetd and BY clever lodging wrig-
gled his way ciase to the goal ilne.
The coaches spent much time going
oyer eeHA ptAy that y - ~ uosa n
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-24
CONFERENCE CALLED
In HENDERSON

Especial 10 The Richmond virginian.)
HENDERSON. n. c., Nov. a.
The eiehty-fifth annual session Of the
North Carolina Mcthodist Protestant
church began IL session In the local
church here Tonight. OF which Rev.
r. NJ. Andrews 10 pastor. Rev. ". E.
Swain. Of Asheboro, y the president
- the conference and called the
body to order.
Devotional exeyeises and rreiim-
inaries took up the time Of the con.
ference to-day.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-24

Especial to Tho RichIno nd Virginian.l
WASHINGTON. d. c.. Nov. "a
4 beautiful cermony took place Wed
nesday at noon In the parlor Of tho
Rev. John =. Brtggs. pastor Of the
Fifth Baptist church Of washington.
whom Miss Mamie Caroline Staude
became the bride Of Mr.. william
Alexander Crowder. OF vtctorts.
Tho parlors were decorated for the
occasion. which was witnessed by
few intimate friends Of the contract
ine parties. The bride Il the attrac-
tive daughter Of Mr.. aud Nrs A. J.
6taude. OF this city. The groom ID
the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. NILSSON
Crowdsr. and Is = man Of wide bust.
ness experience.
The couple loft Washington for a
tour OF the large Northern cities. On
THAR return they Will make their
home In Victoria after October 10.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-24

Especial @ The Richmond yirsinian,
Chief, c. S. Hagcr. Was today indicted
by the grand jury Of 0astonia superior
court on the charge Of numbering II.
L. Lockman, a white man.
Lockman is alleged to have been
drunk at the time. ana interfered with
the officer in the performance Of his
duty In making an arrest.
Chief Hager was this evening allowed
bail in sum Of s2.5e1 by Judge Adams
and was released from custody. He
has resigned his position as chief
ana will be tried at the present Term
OF court
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-24
Princeton G, iebrate Vict ny.

PRINCETON. =. J, Nov c3.-TU-
night the UNDERGRADUATES and hos.
OF old graduates celebrated the
achievements Of Captain Harris grid
iron fighters in ono OF the biggest
bonfires that ever was piled around
the historic old cannon. Two thou
sand singing, cheering Princeton men
danced along behind BRASS band
Of forty pieces In the parade that
started the dotnss Of the evening. The
features Of the evening were a splen-
did fireworks display and addresses
By coaches. trainers and visiting grad
yates.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-24
MEDICAL COLLEGE
WINS HARD GAME
DEFEATS UNIVERSITY COLLEGE
OF MEDICINE IN ANNUAL
FOOTBALL CONTEST.

Medical College Of Virginia beat
the University College Of Medicine
In their annual football contest in
Broad Street Park yesterday and. in
the language Of Major Hawkins. they
were lucky to do it. That IL what
IL to 6.
Medical College had been picked
as an easy winner. but the new coll
Icge boys just naturally played hard
er against their rivals than they ever
did. and for three periods held the
lead, 8 TO o.
Then Hardy, who had been play
ing q star game for Medical College
cut loose with hfty-yard run that
resulted in a touchdown. Later on
this same Hardy. who Ia considerable
Of a football player, got across with
the winning touchdown.
Schenck got one goal out Of the
two attempts.
Medical College showed more
power in attack, but at the begin
ming OF tina game new college under
the brilliant generaiship Of little Will
lis. whose red hair may be seen
flaming wherever the attack is GEN.
tered. played the old college men
OF their feet and before they were
aware Of 1t Captain Seymour had
scored a touchdown and Willis had
kicked goal.
Through two more desperate Pc
RODS old college tried TO make up
lost ground. Again and again
Schenck apparently had his great
machine in working order, but at
critical times a tumble would lose
the bali and tho work would have
to be done all over again. 1t was
not until the fourth period that sue
cess crowned the efforts OF the old
college men. and not until they had
tried every shift, straight play. for
ward pass and other devices known
to the game. They won. but they
were lucky TO win.
Manager Ross, OF Medical College
Of Virginia, states that the challenge
of the NJ. G. V. team to Randolph
Macon is still open, and that the
eleven will be only too glad to con-
test with the Ashland boys for pre-
mier honors in Eastern Virginia.
Tho lineup;
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-24

N. c. V. Position. L. G. Al.
Foster ...,.. Left End ...... Sinton
Roblee LEFT Tackle ..Woodhouse
Brockwelf ...>Left Guard -. Cobb
Cofer Center Martin
Striker $3.50. Right Guard ..... RUIZ
Davis 49,. Right Tackle Parker
Arnold -. Right End 49,. Seymour
Schenck .... Quarter back Willis
Long Left Half Back .Parramore
Elder -. Right HaH-Back ...McCoS
Hardy 1850. FulIback ....... Kidd
Score: Medical College OF Virginia.
II; University College OF Medicine. s.
Touchdowns. Hardy t2D. Seymour.
Goals from touchdowns. Willis.
Schenck. Substitutes: Jones for Fos-
ter, Foster for Long, Lee for Arnold.
Highsnith and Bird for Seymour, Sey-
n,our for Parramore, Cobb for Neblitt,
Nebiitt for Cobb. Referee: Taylor. of
William and Mary; Umpire, Richard
son. OF Richmond College: field judge,
Rowe. OF Randolph Macon: head lines
man. Meredith. OF Richmond College.
Time OF game. four-fifteen minute
periods.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-24
CADETS CHEER FOR
FOOTBALL VICTORY

WEST POINT. N. Y. Nov. es.--
After the pratie today the battalion
that had gathered on the side lines
followed the men to their raining
quarters and congregating In front
of the gynasum they gave demon
stration with an enthusiasm seldom
seen.
Tonight the men are fast" said
Trainer TuthiiI "and should be in the
pink Of condition when they trot on
Franklin field Saturday. The average
weight of the line to face tho Navy
10 4 pounds lighter than the Army
team last year. The terms average
is four pounds heavier.
Every man on the team with the
exception OF pevore and Reyes are
members OF the 1919 class. The squad
will leave for Philadelphia on the
7:2O West train tomorrow morning.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-24
COUNTIES GET
THEIR PRIZE MONEx

4 Tho six cash prizes offered by 80
State Fair Association to coune1
making the best display In deme0.
stration work were on yesterday -
out by the United Agricultural Boos4si
the prises being as follows:
First prisc. 5000. 70 Roanoke oouMs
ty: second prise, SITS. 20 te1
fourth prize. sloo. Bedford county
fifth prize. Halifax county. 31b: stxaA
prize, Gloucester county, $50.
Warrants for the money -
mailed from the Governors So
Yesterday to the respective boards
supervisors Of the counties, the Ays
penpe Of installing the exhibits noMe
ing been deducted from such 1te
Governor 10 Speak In NossOl III
Governor Mann will Ieltver An -
dresa Il IAmbert's Point. Noreol
sunday night 70 the Railroad 8,
c. A. The Governor y also o. 0
program for IN address at the 49,
coming meeting Of the stats HemkM
or Charities and Corrections u
noke. but on yesterday stated tha& -
would be unable to attend. q
Dates Ffxed for InsEitnass.
The following dates havs 0eeu Il
cd for farmer institutes: -
yillo, Albemarle county. Noves11@
as: Powhatan Courehouse, Novemne
a.: Cumberland Courteous. Nove
Der %; Rice. Prince George eoNM
November 20. saA3$
The December dates thus tar Qo
are: Charlotte. Courthouse. Deco411@
4: Chase City. I'd: South HIM, n
Iawrencevilie, 9Th: Boykin4
wskeield. 7th: waveriy. sth:
widdie. 9Th. sas'
The present series Of fngele
have been the most succe0e1l ~
the most largely attaaded n IL
tory Of tho Wogk.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-24
Navy Taaan bal Sl,apc.

ANNAPOLIS. MD. Nov. 23.--Tre-
mendous enthusiasm marked the last
home practice Of the Naval Academy
this afternoon, every member OF the
brigade seeming to vie with the others
In expressing his loyalty to the team
during the whole practice. the
brigade occupied the stand and prac-
ticed It's songs to the accompaniment
of the Naval Academy band.
The average weight Of the team
that Will start against the Army will
be lT6 I'll pounds. The team will
leave for Philadelphia tomrrow morn
Ing
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-24
CONTINUED from tarst pare. !,


President Page IL Director 81 the
ofiic> Of Public Roads. w. e. Brown Is
tho president Of tho New York Cen
trail railroad, Lee McClung Is treas
urer OF the United States. Mr.. Penny.
hacker and Mr.. Light are men &C.
iected by Mr.. Page from his star
owing to their peculiar fitness for
their positions. b. r. Yoakkum Is
president Of the Frisco lines. DR.. e.
J. James is president Of the University
of Illinois. James McCrsa u prssj-
alnt n tho Pennsylvania railroad.
RTyan Lathrop II member 81 the
Lincoln Park Commission. 'Chicaso.
Iesues Goodell Il editor Of Eneinesr-
Ing Record. Waiter H. Page il edi-
tor 81 Worlds Work. Leonard Tufts
u preGident OF the Capttal-to-C Capt.
tai Highway Association. John A.
Stewart Is New York business man.
w. w. Finley Is president Of the
Southern Railway. Joseph ". Jones
II president OF the Tourin. Club Of
America. James :. Harlan IL a mcm-
her OF the Interstate Commerce Com
mission. A. q. Spalding IL the for-
nier baseball naagnate and member
af the San Diego Highway. Commis-
sion. Archibald Huston II prominent
IN the automobile industry and the
ohio Good Roads movement. Alfred
Noble In past president Of the Amer
team Society OF Civil Engineers
George c. Diehl In chairman OF the
good roads board Of the American
Automobile Association. w. r. Beat
ty II 4 manufacturer Of road ma
70 Ineo and (matrtaA Thomas q.
Norris d the most prorntnept good
roalo man In Ari1one. ]. HAmpton
Q6are, e. Coleman DUPONT are nrorgi-
tnsnk politically while Mr.. pnN and
NJ. Hooper have rendered consider
able service 10 thu cause and are hons
erssj I, s-the association accordingly
I1RislatiOn COMMITTEES Meets.
J1lEe6 N1DQaufad yeo&eSday Witch 80.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1911-08-03

Samuel Harding, formerly a resi-
dent of Skowhegan, now of Somer
Vile, Mass, has been in town the
past week on business.
Golden Rod Branch, I. 8. s., hello
its first regular meeting for the be.
ginning of another new year, at the
Municipal building, July q, with q
large attendance. Tag day will be
observed In September and the an
nual fair and food sale In October
The following committees were chos-
en- for the fair and food sale: Food
Mrs. Cyrus Newton, Mrs. Boardman
Davis; fancy table, Miss Margaret
Smith. Mrs. Henrietta Gates; aprons
Miss VIII Malbon, Mrs. Odelie Gar
nier. Mrs. Annis, Mrs. Daniel
Thompson; candy table, Mrs. Will
Snow, Mrs. Jerome Abbey; quilts,
Mrs. Belle Gates Mrs. Roderlck. The
next meeting will be held August 10
at 2.30 p. m. In the city building and
a full attendance is desired, for at
that time arrangements will be made
for field day.