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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-10-06
First Car of Electric
line al Burlington

Burlington. Or. Representa-.
tive men from every section 81 Ala-
nance county gathered here Tuesday
alght ID pay honor 10 the splendid
Work and achievements ~ II VI.
Murray and bis associates I'll promote
ing and building . street railway line
shifh Joins The towns II burlington
Graham and Hav River ii vedl0rk
0f iron. steel and electricity. The
occasion Tor the event sas thn rom.
pleiion 81 the tracks and actual Dper-
alton 81 the first car ofeF the linz
from Burlington TO Haw River. the
trip having been made n The alter
noon and The car carrying the exera.
tiyes aud prominent men of TIE three
cities.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-10-06
AGRICULTURAL WORKERS
PROGRAM COMPLETED ron MEET.
nG 1T NASHVILLE. TENN
rlRoLNIiSs PROMINENT.

Raleigh. oct. MIR. b. ". XII
gore. state chemist. who Is secretary
81 the southern Agricultural Work
ers' Association. has Just completed
the program for the three DAYS ses-
sion of the association TO b. In prog
RES il Nashville. Tenn. October II
to IL. DR.. Taite Butler. formerly
North Carolina state veterinarian.
and nos associate editor Of the Pre-
gresslve Farmer, In charge of the
southern edition. Il president Of the
association. Major W. A. Graham.
North Carolina commissioner Of agri-
culture. ii ylce-presldent' The work
efs ID the agricultural departments.
colleges ard experiment stations ID
he southern states. about zoo ID All,
are members DR.. crisman. state
veterinarian. Is down for paper %
ne prevention and treatment II
tuberculosis IN cattle. and Dr. XII.
gore will present paper On fertilizer
experiments Other aNorth cafolin.
lans viii participate Ii the program
Informally
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-10-06
&c. DUNCAN GETS RAILROAD
TRANSFER OF RALEIGH. CHAR
LurTE AND SOUTHERN CON-
rLFTFD TUESDAY.

Greensboro. Oct The transfer
81 TIE franchise Or the Raleigh. Char
lotse ard Southern railway 70 Ar.
~. & Duncan and associates. which
sas tom pisted here Tuesday. " be-
lletee II - aa important step for
ne road Mr. Duncan said ~ those
present. that he proposed ID put sur
ssyors ii the seld Immediately and
take rssSa toward getting capital for
the organization Il il estimated
that ne costs 81 the road Nlil b
between eight and ten million dol
lara The road ill II about 80
niles il length and ill ran from
Raleigh 81 sar b Pittsb0ro. Ash
hofo and Aibemzrle To Charlotte.
nrAneh lines all probably " ruin
into Greensboro and Durham The
road vsII tap ths ia G r ard Y Y
rasiroaa II Ellef Clfy. passing
through ne manufacturing district
81 RAnaolph coarfy. whseh includes
Cedar Pals. Frankiinsiile ard Ram.
seur The proposed branch line lnte
Greensboro i sxpeeted ~ come from
. port nesr Piftsbofo. ~ Aay 81
ssaxpahsu and Burlington The mes
road I'll open ID ! fne section Il
country. II Ill pass near the whit.
nsy plant. which i nearing com
pletA0n.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-10-06
SOUTHERN TRAIN
WRECKS BUGGY
Young HaDried Couple a Greens
bOro Seriously Injured

Greensboro, Oct. 5.-Mr. H. +.
Hefiin and his bride Of two months,
we're struck and seriously injured by
a Southern passenger train at )
o'clock yesterday afternoon al sum-
mirt avenue crossing. They were out
driving in a buggy. and tried 70 make
the crossing while the train was
rushing towards ii. The engine
caught the rear wheel of the vehicle,
precipitating both occupants for
quite a distance. but away from the
train. The buggy was completely
wrecked, but the horse was not
seriously injured. Mrs. Helm was
badly bruised and tainted from the
shock. bur physicians say she will
soon recover. Mr.. Helms injuries
are considered quite grave. Both
were taken to the hospital at once
An examination showed that prob
ably Mr. Helms hip Is broken and
internal injuries are feared. Tbs
waterman at the crossing says hs
waved Mr.. Hefiin down as he ap
preached. and he stopped But ths
Waterman says he then turned BIZ
attention to the oneoming train. ant
did not see Mr.. Helm when he mus
have urged bis horse up TO cross tn
track ahead Of the train, or he woult
have prevented the perilous attempt
| Mr.. Helm and his wife are from
washington city, where they wer,
married about d month ago. coming
ito Greensboro about ten days ago
where Mr.. HefiIn opened new sho'
store q week ago. They are excl
Il int peopl aid thir new made friend
here regret exceedingly 70 learn o
their accident and injury.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-10-06
ranlan.l sfare imam.

Senator swanson. 81 Virginia, tells
good story % himself about TIE lifst
political speech BE- ever mad IL
says
4 jumped % ard began. "gentle.
men. Herodolus tells us Which
tickets b. 0ur yelled The man vita
III I'd shirt IerUdotas tells us9
resumed with j galp. 'of ! whole afmy
that Ne pot flight BY the brayibg il
III ass The crowd appIarfed and
fell me. Then The mans voice rose
above the din. Young ieilef,' be ssIl.
"A. yoa neednt Be afraid 81 the crowd
rs bern tested. "--Fsanaio CONNER
Icial
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-10-06
VII, the National Anthem.

The organlst was NOT lacking ~ ~.
trlousm. YET he rebeilsd whsn request.
ed to play "The star spangled Banner
II 4 wedding.
~ u no appropriate" he said.
"Alnt Il. said the brides father
For this wedding !, IL the most 40.
propfIate thing yen can play. Gut out
al the rest Of the program Il you IKE
but stick 70 that had the hardest
Kind 81 4 night 20 keep Bells mother
from marrying her on 20 foreigner
Between Belle and me We won out Tor
an American. and u this alnt the
lime. for sThe star-spangied banner.
I'd Ike 10 know what IL New FORK
Sun.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-10-06

chsunsey ". Drpew frequently
|depreelates the comparisons that are
drawn between American and Euro
pean railways
These comparisons are unfair 20
u.s." he once said al a banquet In
New York. when I'm told h0w
very safe the European railroad IL.
| | think OF the Noai chueky line.
THE president OF the Nols Chueky
line once waited on me 20 request
an exchange or courfeslss. In.
terrogaied him. and he said proud.
Ily:
.'On our line. sir. not only has
q collision never occurred. but On
our line 4 collision would BE- lmpossi-
lble.'
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-10-06

There's an old yarn about . al
and lean duelist THE fat one com,
planned that be offered 4 much Iarg
e. mark 10 his antagonists bullet
Shereupon the lean man proposed
rhalklng his outline on The fat ones
body and no shot outside the thalb
line would be counted.
We we're reminded II this alofy
BY the following notice which al ae
rIdent insurance company has plaeet
Do the elevators 81 several offie,
buildings
This elevator Il limited 10 ii
persons All over thar number ~
Ing On this car do 40 Al their or
risk - Boston Transcript.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-10-06
Old Furniture

Mahogany q Rode Wood needf aim.
ply washing and ! cost ~ varnlsh
The 4 4 Nj Home Finish varnIsh
q The beat
II painted wood then waah II, ana
apply one cuas 0f 4. & M Domestic
paint
Makes furniture A. good a. new II
cozt IL about y Or 81 cents.
Get Il from NJ. A. AAbry.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-10-06
A tIder Train.

A freight train mat passed through
The city on the Erie Tuesday night
contained number Of cars which
bore large barral-shaped tanks which
we're placed sideNise. on the trucks.
The cars attracted The attention 81
some newsboys aho we're gathered
ab0n, the station.
what DO you s'pose them IsY ask
"a one. a4
Am. g'wan. exclaimed one Of the
others. don't you kn0w nawtbla. The
cider season Is jaat started and thea
ears n tek@nf ne stux fhe bie
cities. - YQsaxssox.A-l ohiet -11lssx@m
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-10-06
Darhan & South Carolina 10 Con
ned With Raleigh & Southport
ALSO WITH COAST LINE
Thirteen Vile Extension WIN Reach
Raleigh a southport Near Rawls,
Giving Cannection with Coast Line
1t Fayetteville Awarded
and Work will be Pushed.

The work on the extension OF the
Durham & South Carolina railway,
which has been mentioned several
times recently will begin within the
next few DAYS.
The new extension will be about 10
miles in length. linking the Durham
a South Carolina 10 the Raleigh 4
Southport al a point some distance
above Rawls. small station on the
latter road II Will open a large ter
risory for development rich IN timber
land. which Is owned. for the most
part, By the Chatham Lumber Com
pany, the lumber company also being
fae principal stakeholder in the Dur
ham and South Carolina. II will also
give the Durham and South Carolina
connection with the Coast Line, con-
necgion which ii has desired for some
time on account Of the freight agree
ment 81 he seaboard with the Dur
ham and Southern which deprires the
Durham and South carolins Of q
large amount Of the through business
The contract has been awarded q
Joan 7. Mckinney. 81 Lynchburg- Ma
ferial for the extension will BE placed
o. the ground at once aud the work
will be pushed 10 immediate compile.
ton. Ths registration Of a mortgages
for $500 eoo on the property 81 III
Durham 4 south Carolina. part q
whlch Was 10 t. used for making til
extension vas noted Ii the sun some.
Tine AK0. How much 81 this amour
viii h. expended for this purpose has
10, been stated but Il i thought iha
fhs amouas vii be j LITTLE more thar
sieeese
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-10-06
Piles Quickly
Cured at Home
n St*S rs 4k
Instant Relief, Permanent Cssrr---
Trial Package Matted Free 20
All In Plain Wrapper.

Many cases OF Piles have Neen
cured BY a trial package Of Pyramid
pile Cure without further treatment
When II proves its value 20 you. get
more from yonr druggist az soc a
box. and be sure you get the Kind
you ask for. simply OH out free
coupon below and mail today. Save
yourself from the surgeons knife
and It's torture. the doctor and his
bills.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-10-06
Want Railroad Made Common Carrier

Raleigh. Oct The corporation
commission yesterday heard petition
from citizens 81 plnhook. DsplIn c0un-
~. praying the commission 20 require
The Hilton Railroad and Logging Conn
pany 10 become 4 common carrier.
There are ten miles Of this road X.
A. Parsley, of Wilmington, represent
"a the railroad. ard n. H. Stephens, Of
WARSAW. and Nr Bray, 81 Whining
ton. the petitioners.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-10-06
Death OF An AGED LADl
INNS. CATHERINE HEaIL DIS At
HOME OF HER DAUGHTER ~
TRINITY AVENUE.

Mrs. Catherine Beall died AZ The
home Of her daughter on Trinity
avenue Wednesday afternoon II !
O'Clock after 4 short illness.
The deceased was 10 years OF ags
and had lived Ia Durham for about
Is years. She Is survived by hei
daughter. Mrs. y. L. Perry.
The funeral services wore con
Quoted from the residence this after
noon al O'Clock By Rev. .. N. Ar
nette. pastor of the North Durham
Baptist church. Of which Mrs. Beal
vas a consistent member.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-10-06

The sIgn infront II 4 Harlem re-.
taurant attracted the eye of 4 farme,
andshe went III. He had 1 gaw. !
Try 2 stew. q pan roast. a brnll. and
4 steam On toast. when he gol
through be laid q quarter IN III
cashiers desk, only 10 be- told tina,
he was shy tI.gs.
NO. BY ling. said the tarm.,
a quarters right Doesn't YOU,
sign say. Oysters IN every stlyn "a,
" cents" LIppencott's Magazine
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-10-06
Isr0RxrR PaRDosED
Wan Nhe seni nsay pifisburgers 10
laIl AnM 1. Eret.

Titsbarg, oct Captain iDhn n
RIsiu, formsr councilman and river
man. who gull ~ props from ID.
der ~ syk ard gave testimony which
sent ! host u pittsburg city officials.
bank offcefs and ushtfS ID me Beni.
tertiary sud county jail III connection
with extensive municipal grating ID
1919. vas released from The Westers
penlsantIsry here to-day having bern
pard0ned By Governor Tenef With
him sent Henry N Bolger. ! hotel
keeper. who figured = go-5eiween
when bankers wefe called upon . pay
couneiImen for deposits ~ public
sunde. Thh closes The graft incident.
A mar 10 never sare whether 4
wemsn h~ise<ss What be tells her
o. only makes believe.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-10-06
Kerry I.ie.--l,a. and Itu.k.

Restaurant and lunehru0m walters
have q language ali their own. The
other day . man stepped ~ ID thu
counter In aonearm lunchr0ons
and asked for q piece II bIaekberr,
pie The waiter examined the stack
|of I'm roof pies on q shells.
Amt g0I no blackberry, IL
told the customer.
Got any Kind 81 berry ple7.
YES.
What kind"
Ras and huck the walter yelled
and the man took piece Of each s.
indianapolis News.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-10-06


Hoist full bunting and the feet
transformed INTO ships q peace. II
their dress 81 nass and bunting
steamed Slowly pat Tf1poil. 4 Il ii
fefteK q wAs the last attempt 81
Adnllfai AabteF 10 shos bis forces q
the enemy. that they might ~ In.
dHoed n surrender
Bat the Turks refused II reae
The shlps returned and several q
them formed II battle line The ean.
nonads began against the forts. The
hsffAsks and ne palace IL the gov.
ern0r vhiie officers sith telescopes
wstthed The shells falling into
Tflp0li
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-10-06


al IL O'Clock. ~. at lhe Court fiauaf
Aeaf in The Elty II Durham. North rAg
Dlina. oTer for sale ~ the hlKhest
bidder Tor cash. the foiiuM Ina tfArt nf
parcel ~ lana. iYtns and hsAnE IN 1aF
ham Township. Durham N1HutF. North
Carolina. ADJOINING tbs lands ~ M
Enterprise Realty ana Improvement
COMPANY. and others. and bounded AL
described a. follows. teswifs
BEGINNING at the southwest ssvueg
~ the EnferpFAse n9a1fg a Investment
Co.'S land. srd FannfnK thence n iii
degrees vi. "a feet ~ ! stake 10 hsw
read. thence N ~ degrees 20 niinNFss
81 wlth StrudWiek aud lAwNon.a Hire
ItTis feet TO = stake In Louis Hall
line thence With Halle iiue = Ill ~
xreeN T. Isl feet e. 4 stake thence
l71 degrees 80 minutes west l4E fext
- the beginning containing aud
s5sfe0 acres more az tesss arc1F1tfN
IL she plot aud suFNeK ~ . " Wsask
| r. dated April 1919, #ad helms raj
4 OF the land convey 81 ~ ~ a. N2sEs
ard wifs % Thomas ftfudWsek hE
| deef. duly recorded IN deed book NJ
/ -. faFe 60. in the atfes ~ HeMlztnt 81
Deeds ~ Durham Euurtfs
1 This Str DAY ~ October. t%li
| W W. MARttN Commissioner
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-10-06

"prisoncr." sala the Judge 10 the
condemned prisoner, have you any
last wishs n 70. speak. and n fea-
sonable, II will be gratlfied."
Yes said the prisoner. who had
been barber. "f'd like 10 shave ths
prosecuting afftruey."- Richmond
News.Iseader.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-10-06
Years Of Suffering
Catarrh and Blood Disease :
Doctors Failed to Cure.

Miss Mabel r. Dawkips. 1914 Lafay-
cite St, Fort Wayne, Ind, writes:
.For three years | was troubled with
catarrh and blood disease. tried sew
eral doctors and Il dozen different REM
edies, but none of them did me any
good. A friend told me Of Hoods Sar-
saparilla. took iYo bottles OF this
medicine and was as well and strong
as ever. | feel like different person
and recommend Hoods TO any one SUIT
fering from catarrh,
Get II today In usual LIQUID form or
chocolated tablets called SarSatapS.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-10-06
FREE PACKAGE eOupoS
NOTICE OF LAND SALE.

ttndsr and BY virtue IL an order 10
the superior Court II Durham faentt
mAaw and entered in tbs Special IsFa
eeesiings entitled. Duncan strudwiNh
administrator of Thomas HtrndN iek.
deceased. " {ebeecN NtradN IN
~ Thomas StradWisk. tne aamF heinz
number ~ upon the special pt1r~eas
tnna docket III Maid GeHrt the unIegs
| etfftasE f.ssgn sssa4Ml0nWF efftf ON
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-10-06

Greensboro Far Will have two
seroplane sights daily. October 10
1I-1s-l5. 1911. 81
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-10-06

The only Fair il the state that
siii give you both daylight and nighs
iife~pfksss AZ ur@nsbop. Oetobl
1esfi.fss1ss 1sff. III
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-10-06

Until a short time
ago, scarcely one
person in a thousand
had ever tasted a
really good soda
cracker-as it came
fresh and crisp from
the oven.
Now every man,
woman and child in
these United States
can know and en-
JOY. the crisp good
ness of fresh baked
soda crackers with
out going to the
bakers oven.
Uneeda Biscuit
bring the bakery to
you.
Millions of people
know these perfect
Soda Crackers in
their original good
ness. More millions
will enjoy them
daily when once
they know how
good they are.
A food to live on.
Stamina for work
ers. Strength for the !.
delicate. Bone and
flesh for little folks.
1t will cost you just
5 &c n IS to try
Uneeda Biscuit.
Never sold in bulk,
always in the mois-
ture proof package.
NATIONAL BISCUIT
rNANnAAIN
The Greeley tribune., 1911-03-16
water Plenttful Saws Forester

Denver, March 14.-"It Is snow
ing every day on the main and front
ranges and plenty of water for irri-
cation purposes is assured to north
ern Colorado and the newer agri-
cultural districts in the vicinity of
Denver this season." said Assistant
District Forester C. j. Stahl, who,
with Supervisor H. N. Wheeler of
the Colorado forest in the northern
part of the state has just finished
an extended trip through that for
est to determine the best site for a
lookout station from which to detect
forest fires next summer.
There appears to be about twice
as much snow as there was last
winter" continued Stahl. In the
vicinity of Longs Peak and Mt. Au-
dubon the snow is especially deep
and the only feasible means of navi-
cation is by snow shoes. There will
be sufficient water In Laramie river
on the western slope to enable the
contractors driving the Laramie
Poudre 12,000-foot tunnel to start
their electrical plant at the west
portal of the tunnel April 1. This
tunnel has now been driven over
5000 feet, and remarkable progress
is being made ON 1t.
we were unable to decide defin-
itely on a site for our lookout sta
tfon, but We shall make another
trip later for the purpose. determin-
ing exactly where 1t shall be. Some
OF the worst fires in our entire dis
trict. which includes several states,
burned for weeks in the country W
ing between Longs Peak and the
wyoming line last summer. A
lookout station advantageously SIT
uated ought to be able to command a
view covering several thousand
square miles of territory"
The Greeley tribune., 1911-03-16
Arrows Defeat High School


Before one of the smallest crowds
that ever witnessed a basket ball
game in Greeley the Arrows last
Friday defeated the high school
BY score Of 81 to 27. The game
was a very mild one and the few
faithful supporters Of the teams
present remained silent most of the
time. only a few plays drawing any
applause.
Although it was evident after a
Few moments of play that the Ar
rows teamwork would return them
winners the score was close most of
the time. Within ten minutes of the
finish the high team lead by one
point but the last few minutes the
Arrows showed Hash of their old
time power and tossed the baskets
in rapid succession.
The game marked the close Of tho
poorest season in the history of the
game In this city. The Arrows are
not as strong a team as last year
ana the high school developed only
a 1alr team. Interest in the game
mas been on the decline for the
last three years and this season both
teams had a struggle to keen from
coming out losers financially.
The lineup:
The Greeley tribune., 1911-03-16
xrw HIGH SCHOOL WILL NOT
RE FINISHED UNTIL IN 1"l.

Contrary TO the hope that the ne"
,,sb school building might be nm
tsbaa this year. it is now thousn'
,ba, the structure cannot be read!
for occupancy before September,
,q17 Al the meeting OF the schooi
hoard held Monday afternoon 1t was
-euorted that the completed pians
would be submitted by Roeschiauo
and Son this month. The CONTRACT
will then be let and work will begin
Immediately on the construction IL
has bean decided TO finish the entire
building and plaster all the rooms
them finish the rooms ready for use
as the funds are available.
The tuition paid in by the outside
pupils who attend the high schooi
has amounted 10 almost $1,000 this
wear, which is higher than any pre-
yious year.
Supt. C. E. Carter gave an inter-
esting account of the National sup
erintendents' association meeting
which he attended in Mobile, Ala.
The attendance of the convention
was made up of able men and
women of all professions. Mr.
Carter gave brief accounts of the
subjects which particularly appeal
ed to him. as a superintendent OF
smaller city. Among them were
'The Well Taught school,, "Practi-
CALLING the School,, Physical
Education" and THE Progressive
School Board.
There was no member of the
committee appointed by the Greeley
Playground association present to
present their petition for physical
director for the schools and no
action was taken in the matter.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-03-16
Pure Defiance Seed Wheat

we nave the Harbour wheat,
which took first prize at the inter
state fair at Denver Also the Shay
~neat' which took first prize at the
columbus corn show in competition
WIN the whole United States and
canada. But in spite of this great
showing we are keeping the price
ao"n' as we want to see the bulk Of
u used right here in Weld county
our price is $500 per cwt. for
cleaned stock. sacked in
new SACKS. Try sowing the very
best wheat you can get this spring
and see II 1T doesn't pay. The Eaton
mercantile Co.. Eaton Colo.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-03-16
For Mayor-WIliam Mayher.
For City Clerk-W. A. Hotchkiss.
For City Treasurer-Niss Lena
PleAk.
Chairman OF the Non Partisan
Party-H. +. Churchill.

Had the convention held Monday
night in the court house been other
than a non partisan gathering there
would have been cries OF slate"
and charges that favorites were rail-
roaded through. 1t appeared that
the mind OF nearly every delegate
was made up regarding choice for
the various candidates to be nomi-
mated, as the business of putting up
= ticket was transacted in short or
der The mayor and city clerk were
made the unanimous choice of the
ninety delegates. There were half a
dozen nominees for city clerk, but
all of them except the present clerk.
w. A. Hotchkiss, were away back in
the also ran class. 1t required but
one ballot. Mr. Hotchkiss receiving
so votes when but 43 were required
for q majority, the remainder being
scattered among the other oandi-
dates.
Churchill Chairman
The choice of chairman aided ma
terially IN the transaction of the
business before the convention. H.
e. Churchill was asked to WELD the
gavel temporarily and the prelimi-
nary organization was completed by
the election of c. e. Littell secretary
and J. B. Patton assistant secretary.
In his opening remarks to the
convention Mr.. Churchill outlined
what was later incorporated into the
report Of the resolutions committee.
He emphasized the need of public
utilities but these, he said, must be
secured at the minimum expense and
the expenditures should be made by
an administration making every dol
lar go its farthest
Commitfeeo Named
A credentials committee consist
ing Of John Thompson. william Gill
and A. z. Mcleod was named by the
chair. These got busy at once. but
The Greeley tribune., 1911-03-16
Students Present p,ov

under the auspices of the Y w
y. "A. a delightful play was given at
normal by one OF Miss Tobey'
reading classes Thursday evening
The play was Countess catblaan,,
ana was much appreciated by al,
who attended. An invitation was
extended to the entire membersbin
OF the school and the faculty mem
Ders and their wives. Following tho
pay an informal reception was held
IN honor of the new cabinet of the
Y. w. G. A. which will be insta,lod
at the beginning of the next term