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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-02-10

resolution to be put through the legislature extending the
time for action the matter Of bringing in mountain
the Capital City and the state institutions about two years
That is misfortune far the state and it's unfonates are
concerned but will enormously stimulate the consumption of Sa
lem beer Budweser and mineral waters Gas bills for boiling
water will be enhanced and other Rockefeller interests will be
enriched But will do progress would not
be 0regon,and it would not be Salem
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-02-10

Harvard, has taken favoring Sunday
games was widely discussed here to-
day. 81 am in favor, said DR.. Eliot
"of freeing the minor sports from the
restrictions of present Sunday laws"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-02-10

Well South Commercial street is open to the public and the
concrete pavement will have the strain of travel The street
may stand better than any expects but pity thai
lem too to afford uniform system of pavement like
Eugene Albany Corvallis and other cities in the state The
dcaon not good for progress pavemens or city
water or cluster lights this coming year.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-02-10

The who is willing to injustice unrighted is not to
be relied upon matter important destroying by popular
vote half million dollars worth of property But that what
done by the initiative bill closing the Rogue river and its
tributaries to fishing with anything but hook and line What
matters to him that industries stand idle that fish rot in the
streams that hundreds of families 20 without livelihood?
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-02-10

The third house great sport and represents the mild
tempt the citizen has for great deal of the legislative
proceedings The average citizen would against
aboshng the legislature and if he did vote it, would in
few vote to restore Like amateur night the Bowery
the Third House draws people than the professionals
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-02-10

(Pendleton Live Wire.)

Morality is quite a new requisite
for a clerk On the part of a woman
clerk morality is now required at
Salem. At Washington the reverse is
almost a sine qua non.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-02-10

The report of the special committee on the state insane asy
VIII be in some time next weekand will probably complete
exoneraon cf Superintendent Steiner has given the state
progressive administration for the benefit of the patients
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-02-10
A Travelling Vault

luNIrED PRESS LuAsEn wIRH,l
Paterson, \. j., Feb iO.--A local
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-02-10
PRESIDENT ELIOT
FOR An OPEN SUNDAY

UNITED rREss LEASED wIRE.l
Boston, Mass, Feb, 1O.-The stand
Charles Eliot president-emeritus of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-07
Traction work DIseontInues.

Yesterday afternoon work was dis
continued IN extending the third rail
90 tho Panhandle traction line from
'iennova. North War~ood. 'o Wheel
.ns. until next spring. when the work
VIII De completed and the double
truck cars vii be- nun over he Pan.
handle tu and from Bcuwood hy dt.
rect route, this being the reason for
the laying ~ the third rail. as the
henwood cars are wider guage than
the Panhandle ones. No further work
VIII bc done by The traction company
Tor many months set 10 come which
means that other than The stopping
or the laying OF the rails. no more
paving between the tracks and ON
the vest side OF the road Tor driving
viii D. done
When Tho work was begun last sum.
f'r. starting iu the extreme north
end OF Warwood. DO was Thought DO
could Do" completed before bad
weather set boo.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-07

The Methodist congregation 81 War.
wood Will very likely IN short while
commence making preparations 20
raise funds with which fu begin mo
erection OF place of worship They
have been holding services Tor some
fime Ice the school buildings boz War
wood. thc SUNDAY morning services in
NarWood proper and tho evening
arryiccs 1n the Loteiaud south War
wood school house Some time aE0
fhr congregation bought a Dot ou
which They intended fo erect an cdi
fcc. hI' r appears that fhe cougre-
nfiou heraw. divided on some mat.
tcrs that have now been practically
adjusted aud th, church Will Do built
shortly. n $50 plans carry
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-07
STORM TROUBLE
To Be Guarded Against BY Bell Tele
phone acknowledgements
Cable At hitcnheirn

Ns d precautionary measure against
storm trouble. the Central Disfr.c {
and Printing Telegraph company has
appropriated 5000 for the purpose OF
inrtalilns al underground cable 90 the
vicinity oi NitenhcIm Coming right
after the extensive improvements
made az MoundsVillr aud MHrtins
ferry ~ H. regarded as evidence that
the company is making an effort TO
give ne patrons the best possible ser.
vice ia the local district.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-07
OH Drilling on the wane

II appears that drilling for uil u
WarwOOd and immediate vicinity -
thing OF tho past. o. having grad
ually subsidized until to-day there BIS
only one we'll being put doH %. that ut
William Davis A SON nu th- hiIi neat
The reservoir. which is due 90 carly
today. and which will Boo aI prpba-
bility be- light garser
The largest one struck % the Terri
tory was the Albert Schsuk we'll.
which came "a abuui 20 barrels and
holding out FOR some weeks but 90
day IL is pumpIns less han half that
amount. This Noi was drilled ON
the hill just above the principal part
Of the town and when on WIS found
many wells ven drilled about me
Schenk we'll but they proved tu boz
practically worthless During tho
past week several drrrickz have been
removed from the NarNopd ncld
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-07
ITO &c eoriinacdJ

returned this morning from a briof
visit with his family N Gould q
HUGH Allen i- home from a short
Visit ar NorraufoWn
Homer Wiics and John Weider are
trip
Tho easing OF The Carpenter VOL
vas pulled few days ago The der
r.ch aHl Do razed today
The benches belonging to tho tom
Nhi'h nave been lying near the fre
department Building FOR s9mo fwa
nav" been o'orri away until spring
Nf"n ihoy uff ho brought forth frr
'fnI concerts aud open air entertain
nnf-. fur Which Wars oof fs noted
.I'- Annie Hail. OF Philadelphia.
.- 't.Inr Dor sister. Mrs r. % Par
ker
p Phelps. ~ Wilson avenue. .
visiting Ir Cleveland Tor fru fav.
louis kersie. Who has been con
treH ~ his home on Wu-on avenue
Nrr rfe-mafi-n I- better
William sfinge~ ha- returned 90 Die
home 40 Cherry after O brief vie'f
u.'h relatives .n Waruood and vicin.
1851
Nr. S. 90 Rose va. visiting .n
N'-f-t.I.r last evening
Nrs sfdgrr mother of jane O.
carpenter. nto las been af fle N1--n
Wheeling hospital f1r some time. 81
slowly improving ard was able to ho
brought fo the home OF Mr Carper-
Top 'aef evcu.rE. With ot0m she TO-
sides
SIR ard Airs a a. Olffe'd. Of pitt
turch. Who have been the guests %
Mrs J. Do Jones. Waruood avenue.
returned home yesterday VT Old
te.d is drst cousin OF Barney OLD.
te.d. the automobile racer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-07
After Trusnfs.

Some TIM aEo TT4anf Dr.. o
Thomas +. X nd@ib~rxer ~ .ars sod
was advised b. tue t-acl.rs of -ss
sral schools ih tho R.chI4uf distract
That there were = number 90 hDs- ari
sirls who were rot attending school
lie Immediately went up f.t.rs
creek. where the schools aT- located
hpaing that there a.rv nfsera4 yn4tAs
and girls OF school h4e hAf Nsra
supposed 10 be in school bar Ner.
not. the reason being that u,l 'ai
not sufficient clothing for autumn
weather. 20 say nothing 90 extremely
cold weather Odlcer X ludelbtrEsi
found that there were ]. boys and
girls from the Brick school Dean.
school and the school 600 tne country
beyond GreggSyiile ii~ immed.at.. j.
returned HON" and solicited clothing
from tho people 81 WarKood. who
gave literally. tho women giving old
dresses. Wros and other wearing ap
parel, which were taken fu tH" moth
srs 81 the children out ~ school aud
made into drrsr.s.
officer kindclbsrsCr later -aW tu l'
that the ~ boy4 and plr.. catered
schooS Their ages rsns. from sr.,u
to ~ years and apparently ail of OBJ, ~
want 10 gO 10 school
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-07
HEATING PROBLEM
Considered al Meeting o. the Build
ings and Grounds Committee Of
School BOARD

Vow thar rho winter months are up.
preaching the problem ot supplying
hear and fuel De- brought 20 the minds
OBJ fl. committee on buildings and
grounds of the school board
meeting was held % The high
school building last nisht aud ar.
rauIrmsuiS made Tor Inserting a
notice in the papers asking for bids
Tor rho winter coal supply. Another
matter before the committee was the
efficiency of tho heating plans .u the
schools. bur no action VAS taken on
This
4 meeting Of the coiored teachers
assuclatu ul the northern part Of the
state. viii De- held ut the Lincoln
school the Friday following Thanks
giving. and a special program has
been arranged for that day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-07
VIII Co 70 Australia

Mlhe Kasum. a young man tcsid-
ing and employed IN Warwood Will
.rave To about three weeks for his
Old home % Australia Ne left home
a number or years ago. coming TO
Warwood about six years ago. Mr.
kasum viii return 90 this community
next spring
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-07

~ FIVE land owners in Warwood who
have been placed on the 1910 de.
uu4u"nf list for unupayment of thcir
county taxes 4 foot note states that
DO any. one knows thc whereabouts or
NE nro that ne notify The sheriff or
q deputy, aud that f the taxes are
not paid in very short while the
property viii be- sold
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-07

On IHIT-'HV UIrr--r I-----I-- ~
fho Warvoof g--.. rf +r. E.--..
Daughter VIII -e-+ % .r. r1--. .-
hrs Henry r ~rearrr WarnarI
avenue 10 make .rrsmeufs frr o.
public fea an1 luncheon. when a.
silver 1reriuE v..I bel 30. cited fo- .r.
benefit ~ che poor Of The Warv8oG
community
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-07

Gently bought twenty-five carloads OF
r'ndcrs from the Pennsylvania road
ana hey are being used on the I'm
paved streets and crossings. rs soon
90" .cHrb'nss are set number of other
sidewalks viii De- laid on tue princl
pal streets
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-07
Talks on Teeth
BY
By Orian Hedrick. d. D. S.
Pity the Poor TOOlhleSS Man

Thanksglving and Christmas DAYS
ara cominE-Fcast Days but the
toothless man .s doomed CO. hr di-.tp.
pointed on those days For him thor.
Is no Joy In drawing up 20 the frs.
tive board" Ilc can't chew o. piece
OF white meat and DO be- tries with
his wobbly old partial plate ho BE- in
for "A nnc case ~ dyspepsia. for meat
not properly chewcd bad better be-
avoided.
The stomach can't chew TO- uu,
liston.
Here Il emancipation.
The Alveoiar method
Have YOU two or more teeth I,.f BOZ
your Jaws That Will Do, orousb for
US 20 work With We don't saw. or
cut. or bore. or hurt you in any was.
our operators don't hurt patients
They have long since graduated from
the ranks o. the tyros who burt be.
cause they have not the .kIL Pain.
less work calls for rklIl asd "a deft
ness that only comes from Ions
practice. modern appliance and stm.
pathy. The Alveoiar method dcnssds
dentists OF the hrst class -CIass g.
No charges for careful examination.
ooid Crowns s. pa
Plates s. no. Porcelain and Enamel
crowns made.
Flnings Soc up
Grown and bridge work 81 up
n you must wear plate Dog .4
make you one o. our smooth suction
plates. guaranteed never to dr1p lr
the mouth
Caution--Look for name on door be-.
fore entering
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-07
Taken 10 Asylum.

-r~. ia. lI-rateI Pol. t.s lrt.uirencer.
FAlkMONI. " Va. Nov. John
Bracht. the Italian arrested here So,
"ral weeks ago on charge OF in.
sanity. VAS today takru 90 the Weston
asy lum.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-07
CenKrstat.en M..tin1

--.r NIl ...f a business r....t.n. ..
Ire .H.f.1 '"-nHrr1u et.I.us s.~ ne
Flrt no t1l-ifrt.rE f.v r~- ena- .r
- iaNt.. Irt Arthur lirr- Nr
Hank arI uff. VII leave tr. ..f.-- r..t
"f Tee seek fur lfrkv-sHu-. Tho i-at-
sars BAPTIST rIrr.1 81 or- .r f.. f..t-
INK 'r-r.lss az f.r sfaf. .rI E-.
Hank VIII have a .arE~ ..a.r. ...t.r .-
..- ueN charge
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-07
ADVERTISING TALKS
wRITTS.: By
WILLIAM I. FREEMAN

Mr. PAUL SCHULTZE,
President OF the National As
ISOLATION ~ Master Bakers,
SAID some tlme ago:
one th.Ug ahlch ~e bakers ln fh-
larger C4tl.s see rlost plaiaiy to-day
- the absolute necessity o. educating
the hou-e~ie 10 q0if baking az home
LIT us show these women that home
bang % SrorE 1t - make ta~m
realize the overs heiminE BENEFITS 90
buying breed baked .n modern SAM
iary bakeries
AR SchuiEe told - a Chicago
woman vho built az o business sell
iug ~heahh bread her osn product
Il cut INTO Loaf % o.. said Mr.
Schulze. / ssw the center vas IN
baked dough I have been wondering
since Nhat effect thai Vomans neaifh
bread had on the death roll Ia Chi
caEo- She Vac unquest!ouabiy con
hitting murder
There is no question that
MODERN BREAD-BAklNG
METHODS heat home meth
DDS. There are big overs
there is always ENEN\ESS OF
heat-the preparation for the
baking is SAFEGUARDED ty
every sanitary methoi-and
there is every reason why a
light, healthy, well-bakei Loaf
OF bread should he produced
But HOW will Mr.. Schullze
EDUCATE the people 70 have
confidence in The GOOD
BAKERlES3
The first thing to do is to
ELIMINATE THE BAKERS
WHO DlSCREDIT THE
WHOLE BAKING INDUS
TRN-the fellows who use
any they get hold of.
Printers ink will rid every
community OF every fraud.
Publicity is the puhlic's safe
guard.
II the Master Bakers. as a
hoty, ADVERTISED IN THE
NEWSPAPERS they could
name in the advertisements. i'm
connection with a talk on
honest, good hreai-haking. the
firms that bake CLEAN.
WHOLESOME BREAD. and
educate the people to buy from
these firms.
What if each advertise
ment should occupy a full
page in every newspaper in
each community THE COST
WOULD BE TRIVIAL. when
divided among 50 many
/ bakeries.
Come, Mr.. Schulze. wake
up your associates Get them
going on an advertising cam
paign that will TfsII. US
WHERE WE CAN BUY THE
/ GOOD BREAD WE ALI.
/ WANT.
There must he 1000 clean.
honest bakers on Manhattan
Island alone. II each baker
contributed 500 for a years
campaign, a fund Of 100000
would he raised. With SiOO.-
600 YOU can do a lot Of EDJ-
! eating in New York-and a
proportionate amount spent in
other cities will DO likewise.
The way to get anywhere
nowadays is 10 TALK TO
MILLIONS OF PEOPI =
THROUGH THE NEWS
PAPERS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-07
Delightful Party

on saturday evening. Mrs J rT
wilson. ~ Main street gave do.
Ifhiful clock dinner ln honor of
ihe hf'yhffh Anniversary o. her hus.
hfrd Quite number ~ relatives
N"r" present. including three of Sir
wilson's brothers. William. of Elm
Grove. H O. ~ Love,and and = ID
wilson NJ Wheeling. also tho follow.
inE n''r's. Misses bessie. Edna Alma
and Eis.c Wilson o. Whee4Ine ana
vicinity Mise EI-" Wilson. aho II.
O. student .t Hefh1u. college. Is the
guest af Der uucfps home Tor few
df'r Tho dinner ras "a most d..
.-f''nI AFFAIR being served In Eve
courses and surrounding the LARGO
birthday cake we're 20 hrrrf..
rari.rs Nr Wilson v4s the r.
r.H.'r- d. a rIub.r or sits and many
-'n-rH' u'1fIous and good wishes th.t
'. m.ehf ions 1--WE anI enjoy ao.I
l..'fh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-07
WARW00D


Never Ia tn hlsfOry 10 IN War.
wood ylc4uity save f-.re t-sr tl
many rabbits a. tbs fal ol 'rs -.t
cFerhhAiOs TIE foal lh.fsla .t
men have gore hunting during fr"
pest several ~e@ss. rrf4rL.nE -.'a
much game. bot 10 took r4l -
Ton and Silas CDurOr Jr. "a. baF
more rabbits on tie LlA .4.- e4 .f
Gay Afternoon Than anl 10 fas er
scoders Who have sLD-icrrFi go
and hiksd form. The young Ht-
Killed lt rabbits in l4sf t~o arlrs
seven each They "a hof ~ farmer
than = few in.l-s o. tL- t..i ,s,fr t...r
nome. All Sho raL f.tt llff f4r
sport. living no torn. ar. .ak.rs a
lev hours On each A-ss and trrf.-s
back enough rabbit tY las' far To-.
eraI days for al OrdILray family
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-07

Arra-remeufs NOD. being made b.
fle WarsooI band fo e.te a mason.
haiI af lash ball on Thursday even
.nc % thls Kind 1i on affair is no.
held a dance viI take place anyway.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-07
No couneii Meeting.

''n account ~ tt~ ne+fIf- uIl.. .rH..
'nE 30 closely together trr 1880 ar
f.DW JOS. 'N.liuE LI trNl.riak ~ n.,t
utn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-07
Notice. Posted

Sherin William ~ Ciemsus has
caused 10 be- posted in WarVood %
number of notices. giving the names
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-07
For Making Candies
Cakes and Pies

WOO. rrfua.I .f f.. ..a.rf ..Is.
...f.. .rI iu ..I....u .....
Cifrcu
orange Peel
Lemon Peel
Caudlsd CHERRIES
Cauffsd rinraruls
Naw Table paiunn
Dates AID rlsa
Kew MIuCE Mat
"Hr h.er ar. HI
"..... aH.If
1atsc snf isc q pound.
MARTA WASHINGTON
CANDrEs
"fnr
r.r. .... f.|rs
.f" These ore f.f .arH
.....H Che .HH..
soc r. pound
DAILY rEEsH Mat nfARErr
|IHHaH STU HfHr.H
rH"r.I ra.f slam.
..- st. svery day arf .. -at
urN uErf HrH.. usHfa .r 81.
h.ris also gro Famous fI..r.
~au-arne ..r Del purchased U..r
every HHu
l..re yrur order .nI vel.
deliver De-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-07

ARE YOU BOTH PRICE
WISE AND STYLE-WISE
AS TO CLOTHING?

Do YOU know. equally well what
thar SUIT and OVRCOAT should
be like and what they should cost?
II you 90. our statesmen will not
need anything more than mere
clerical ability in selling YOU
clothes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-07
MOUNDSVILLB

hearoos saloonis- Diver 81 Msaahs ana
Nc Fins IN circuit court
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-06
CONGRESS NOT TO ACT
IN SHUSTER'S BEHALF
State Department Assures
Leaders He Will Be Amply
Protected.

Congress will not take any action re-
garding the Shuster incident in Persia,
according to the conclusions reached by
the democratic leaders in the House.
They have received what they regard as
assurances Of the State Department, that
while Shuster went to Persia in an in
dividual capacity. he will be protected
in any emergency as any other Ameri-
can citizen would be protected. The
democratic leaders have expressed salts
faction with this assurance.
Representative William Sulzer. chair
man OF the committee on foreign affairs
of the House Of Representatives. was in
conference today with officials of the
State Department over the Persian situa-
ton.
Although no demands have been made
upon Congress for action looking to the
protection of Mr.. Shuster. the committee
on foreign affairs is following closely the
developments in the conflict between Per-
STA and Russia.
The administration is doing all in its
power to protect the rights of Mr.. Shus-
ter" said Representative Sulzer after his
conference, and it can rely on the COM
mttee to sustain any action it may take. "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-06
THE DANGER Or
RHEUMATISM

The danger of Rheumatism Is IN
,emporizing in the treatment, or 1aii-
ing to realize the powerful nature OF
the trouble. If the blood Is allowed
70 remain infected with uric ACID
rheumatism soon becomes chronic,
,rd then. II not checked, 1t some
times makes complete physical
wrecks of its victims by permanently
s,iffening the joints and seriously IN
terferins with the bodily nerve force
External applications will often tenn
porarily relieve Rheumatic pains, but
do not reach the blood where the
cause IS located. and to depend en-
t;relv upon such treatment Is very
dangerous thing to do. 5. ). ).
cures Rheumatism by removing every
particle OF the cause and purifying
the blood. 1t filters out of the circu-
lation every trace OF the sour. in
Aammatory matter, cools the acid
heated nerves. causes natural and
healthy nourishment through the
blood 10 all muscles. joints and bones
and perfectly cures rheumatism in Ill
lis forms. S S. S. does this great
work because it is the greatest of all
blood purifiers, act;-g directly on the
source of disease. Our special BIO, k
on Rheumatism and any medical ad-
vice will be sent free to all who write.
s. S. S. is for sale at drug stores.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
Atlanta, Ga.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-06
| WILL NOT COME TO AID
OF DISMISSED CADETS
Presidents Announcement to Sena-
tors Who Appeal for Dis
charged Students.

President Taft today informed a delega-
ton Of senator's that when cadet is
dismissed from the Military Academy at
West Point for violation of the regula-
tons his case is settled absolutely and
cannot be reopened by the executive The
only way the cadets can be restored to
the service Is by an act of Congress-
Furthermore. Mr.. Taft informed his call
ers he intended to veto any legislation
intended to resore dismissed cadets to
the Military Academy. because such ac-
ton by Congress will tend to subvert dis
cipline at the military institution.
The senatorial delegation which saw
the President in behalf of dismissed
cadets were Senator'S Martin and Swan
son OF Virginia and Bryan and Fletcher
Of Florida and Bacon of Georgia They
had an appointment with the President
early this afternoon to ask him to re-
open tho cases Of five West Point cadets
dismissed for infractions of the West
Point regulations. Two were from
Georgia, one from Florida. one from
Delaware and one from Virginia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-06
CLUB GOVERNORS NAMED.
All Members Of Chevy Chase Organi.
cation to Pay Golf Dues.

More than two hundred members of the
Chevy Chase Club attended a meeting
at the clubhouse yesterday afternoon.
Gist Blair president Of the club. presided.
and the election to fill five places on the
board of governors resulted in the re-
election of Charles j. Bell, Lieut.. Com
mander Jackson and Gen. E. NJ. Weaver.
while Murray Cobb and James Hayden
were chosen to succeed Fred S. Huide.
koper. who Is in Europe, and Gov. Ma
COON.
Besides the election the principal bust.
ness OF the meeting concerned the deter.
mination OF the question whether the
contributors TO the clubhouse construction
fund. who are known as debcnture mem.
bers. because they paid 81 200 cash each
and thereby became life members without
payment Of further annual dues, !. also
| were exempt from payment Of the ad.
ditional dues required Of golf and tennis
players II was decided that all mem,
bers should be assessed for golf and. ten
mis- dues.