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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-07
COMMON COUNCIL
TOMEET TONIGHT
Question of Issue OF Bonds for
Improvement May Be
Considered.
U. D. C. HISTORICAL MEETING
Successful Revival Services at
Second Baptist Church.
Other News.
U. D. C. HISTORICAL MEETING
Times-Dlspatch Bureau.
. Bollingbrook Strset.
,I,rIEn L. ~. 10 :


Petersburg. Va. Iay 9.
AT the last meeting of the Common
council resolution offered by Mr..
Patteson to take the sense OF the Coun-
ell and the Board OF Aldermen on tn :
question OF the Issue of bonds to the
amount OF $4,000 for public improve
ments. 10 be referred to the people for
approval or dlsapproval. was laid over
Tor thirty days. and may come up for
consideration at tomorrow nights
meeting OF thu Council, and the sense
OF the body taken on 1t.
The present tax and appropriations
ordinance for tho ensuing fiscal year
beginning July /. VIII he presented &c
the Council tomorrow night and laid
over for thirty days. or until the Juno
meeting. There viii be no change in
the rate OF taxation. which ID $40
or the 500 or values
There may be a report from the COM
mittee on the subject OF conditions In
tho food district OF tho city aud the
improvements needsd TO prevent dam
ages to property in the future from
Srcshets. The city Engineer has mudo
an exhaustive report on the subject.
with suggestions as TO prevention Of
damage in the future.
A Rhetorical Meeting.
Petersburg Chapter. United Daugh.
ters of thu Contederacy. held a
historical meeting to-day. with the
president, Mrs r. T. Meade. presiding
and Mrs. ]. ]. helms az secretary. Two
very interesting sketches OF actual oc-
currcnces during tho war were read By
Miss Ida owndes. the subjects being
AN Incident OF Sword" and Sang
Dixie as Her Home Burned" The
chapter enrolled two new members and
made a contribution to r. IL. Lee
Chapter, OF Columbus. Ohio, TO aid in
decorating the graves of nfederate
soldiers buried there. or June .
Death I'm Ettrick.
Mrs, Sallie Elizabeth Tucker widow
of William a. Tucker. died Sunday az
terroon AT her home in Ettr,ck. after
an illness OF three weeks. She was
thir;y-nve years old. and besides her
parents. is survived by several small
children and two sisters. Mrs. Esteile
Waller and Miss Emma Dyer OF Ell
trick.
Nfnny Conversions.
Evangelist II. u. Garland, who Is con-
Quoting the revival services at the Sec
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-07
NO INSTRUCTIONS
GIVEN DELEGATES
Lively Convention Held By
Democrats of Able
marie County.
Especial o The Times-Dispatch. I

Charlottesville. Va. May 6.-Ths
Democrats OF Alb >marle county held
Lively convention to-day, and after
voting, 81 to 81. against Instructions.
elected fifteen delegates 10 the Nor
folk convention, as follows
Delegate NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Thomas
S. Martin. Other delegates-SamueI b.
Woods, Charles +. Harris. L. c. Watts
j. w. Everett. II. e. Magruder. DR..
NJ. Dunn. 6. w. Brown. ]. Richard
Wingheld. ID. 81. Pitts. jackson Beal.
w. II. Langhorne. r. w. Duke. John
w. Fishburne and John s. White.
Al least six of the fifteen delegates
named are avowsd supporters OF VIII
son.
ID. II. Pitts, of Scottsville, a former
'ncin5 y o. the House of Delegates.
was permanent chairman Of the con-
vention. and Joseph W. Everett. sec
rotary
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-07
Don't Pay Ezigh Prices
We Save You Money

81 bottles Duffy's Malt Whiskey. .S5c
Large cans Borden's Peerless
Milk, 5 cans, Csc; small size. :. 40
Woods Best n. c. Roe Herring,
per dozen, 23c; per kee. -. .S2.75
Large Juicy Lemons, dozen. .15c
Best Sugar-Curcd Breakfast Bacon,
per pound, l7c: per piece 16c
Swiit's Premium Sugar-Cured Hams,
Best Clipped Beef, cam. .......... Sc
Small cans Herring Roe &C
S large bars Circus Soap for. .25c
Large cans California Peaches. can. 15c
California Canned Asparagus. can,
lac, t8c and 24c
Libby's lib cans Corned Beef :. :. 15c
California Sherry Wine, gallon. S1.O0
) Chalmers Gelatinc Tor. 25c
Finest Michigan Sliced Peaches, can. 90
Quart Mason Jars Queen Olives . 40c
5-lb pals Home. Made Preserves. j. 35c
lib. cans Good Luck Baking Powder SC
New Homny and Grits lbs. for (. /. sc
New Seeded Rasins, ID. pkg. 80
Ceresota or Gold Medal Best Flour,
44c bag; per barrel. .,.... $40
Gold Medal Coffee, Java and Mocha
mixture lib. cans, soc; 5-lb, cans $40
Bakers Cocoa, can .i0c
Smoked California Hams, 10. .12c
Good Creamery Butter, per ID. sc
Absolutely Pure Leaf Lard, ID. -. 1870
Good Lard, per Id. lie
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-07
Instructed for Wilson.

Especial to The mes-Dispatch.l
Warsaw, Va, May 6.-Thc Democrats
of Richmond County, In mass meeting
to- day. elected the following delegates
to the Norfolk convention: w. a. Jones
J. W. Chnn. DR.. B. A. Middleton, DR..
II. L. Segar. ]. T. B. Lumpkin and ]. s.
Enord. The delegates were instructed
TO vote for Wilson delegates to the
Baltimore convention.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-07

has elected officers and made the follow
Ing report to the Acknowledgements:
Douglas NJ. Borum. captain: Joseph r.
MCCOY. first lieutenant; Leslie Fletcher. sec
ond lieutenant. These officers are allowed
sixty days In which TO prepare themselves
Cor examination by the military board
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-07
cb,r,h.r Committe. 10 M..t

The Chamber OF Commerce business enter
prise committee will meet to-day Mt o'clock
In the offices of the business manager. Be-
sides taking UP routine business the COM
mittee will discuss the establihnient OF sew
arai naw industries IN the city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-07

When PASS the examination commissions
VIII be Issued TO them by Governor Mann.
The roll OF the company shows ufty-eight
enliated men. which is little more than
the average enromen: OF infantry compa-
MES In the Virginia militia. The election OF
officers was held on the night OF APRIL IS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-07

ond Baptist Church. preached - crowd
ell congregations yesterday. and many
persons were unable TO gain admi las on
10 the church al night There have
been many conversions. mostly Of
adults. and last night there were
eighteen admissions TO membership OF
the church. Tonight Mr.. Garland
preached to husbands and wives, faith.
ers and mothers.
There also have been many CONVEX
sions and additions to the church as
the result OF the interesting revival at
High Street II. E. Church. conducted by
the pastor. the Rev. w. II. Anvil.
on to the Reunion.
Soma twenty or more delegates from
~ p. Hill Camp left last night AT IL
o'clock, Via the Seaboard Air Line
Railway, for Macon. Ga, to attend the
great Confederate reunion. They occu.
pied special Pullman coach, and were
in the care OF Agent Goulden, OF this
city.
brief Notes.
Since the Rev. A. r. Love became
pastor of the Second Baptist Church
five years ago the congregation has
almost doubled, and the work OF the
church shows corresponding advance.
Three men-Paul L!vingood, u. H.
Harris and Gibson Manuel-are under
arrest and held in this city as desert
crs from the United States Navy
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-07
NEW COMPANY FORMED
StnisburG Enters Field With Good Military
Organizations.

The recently organized company OF Vir-
ginia Volunteers at StrasburE. to be known
as Company X, Second Infantry Regiment,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-07

Think that over-and get it's full meaning to
the motorist who is interested only in
last costs.
Think what it means In actual mileage econ.
omy to have four corps of expert tire
builders leach of which formerly made
tire easily the equal of any other single.
factory tire-putting into United States
Tires all the skill and all the experience
and all the secret processes known to
the four organizations.
Nothing like it has ever before been attempted
in tire making
Possibly it will help you to get more def.
mite idea Of the immense Importance to YOU
OF this four-factory1nethod if you ask your.
self this question:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-07

Tire prices do not determine tire oaiues.
But actual tire ualue is the only thing that
can determine actual tire cost.
First costs may be alluring land they will
influence certain number of buyers)
but experienced motorists know that last
costs are the reaicosts, and that it is far
safer to buy the greatest possible fire ualue
than to take advantage of the Lowest pos
sible first cost.
The motorist who does not buy his tires on
the serDice-cost basis is buying on the
lOrong basis-and his tire bills are the
best proof of it.
United States Tires lay no claim to being the
cheapest tires to buy. They are not.
Several other makes may claim this distinc.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-05

set aside for the musical contribu.
tlons which are to figure in the cir
Gus. Here is one OF the latest:
Teddy Teddy's in If yet. in II yet
in II yet
Teddy. rcddys in It vet IN with YOU
and ne
oh then where will Billy be?
lie and Teddy cant agree;
Ana our Teddy's in IL yet
SO are we
Wilson ewes our Teddy Bear. Teddy
Bear Teddy Rear.
Wilson eyes our Teddy near. asks
what hr can do.
Tedd, sure Is after you.
Y r spells for You skddo
It" viii squeeze you something fa0.
Get that there
VINO will he our President prc1ident
President
" mo VIII De- om President ia the
White House chylre
B. Teddy Teddy he'll be there
STEADY Teddy ON the square.
u To Trt was only lent
dcclarci
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-05
TEDDY
A WORRY
To PARTY
tcontlnusd from eao. one,

been informed Colonel Roosevelt
WIS deeply desirous OF letting the
Ieolored brethren vote for him. but in
me south-well. that was something
else
Again Senator Dixon could oher no
eomiort ana Jess information The
southern contests ne insisted wonld
ae settled on their merits on the
previous day he had declared that
the merits lay with the white men.
! rms particular problem VIII come
up with hump when the contests
from Mississippi Alabama ana Geor-
sia are heard by tho national com.
mitiee In these states the original
kooseVeiters barred the negroes
so the blackand-tan faction held
conventions ol It's own and viii in.
sist upon putting It's contests on the
temporary roll
Is it a New Party?
Nor is even This al For there
are new lines OF trouble every mo.
ment which no one knows what 10
say without frsi canns mn fbe
oyster Bay hcadQuartcrs The
question whether the party is To be
eenuine now party has not been
solved lt IS expected that Theo-
core wiu settle this when he Gets
mere In Pennsylvania california
kansas and some other states they
want 10 wear the republican label. /
but in the south thar womb be sni 1
elaal ioF the democrats have T.rvea |
notice they VIII not participate IN
anything OF the kind SO. there vou
are again
Through an Of which Senator DIX.
on tries TO be as cheerful as can
be
Few people realize ne declared
most optimistically yesterday after
noon. how full Of possibilities Times
lre for a landslide for THIS nes,
party. ff
Then he turned to one of his news.
paper visitors
asked
Yes was the answer
10" did Won find tbc third marty a
sentiment thcre?' he Queried. proud s
There isn't any was the unI,ind t
esponse r
You don't find any sentiment for
Nilson down there do you? was Inc h
ehatof's next question.
Yes. came the same unfoenne II
eply
olloquy. ~
cats Reduced Sc. 4.
ihey have funny set Of oeicians
round the big Show. Yesterday n
'eS announced that owing to me q,
'ormous demand fer seats. the M
I1ee Tor tickets good for All SEES IL
ons had been cur 10 SO each .h
These tickets started of merrN II,
iough at $50 each q conple al N
aeks ago only no3ody seemed to m
fo TO invest that much. Al ar wi
ch orred seats may now So ar
ID at long Est Of dovG AovrL a
'kel Officers aud the Bull MSsers va
Fe real hopes that they can aH ~
considerable portion Of the Coils Di
m win real money Ther are so
ady 70 lel their press agents issue OF
lot OF passes, however NJ,
They have taken about 1000 seats
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-05
QUESTION
Of BEER
AND CHEESE
CHEESE HOLES AND BEER
sCOLLARS" ARE BOTHERlNG
GOVERNMENT SCIENTISTS

Washington. Aug. 5.-What is
cheese Also WHY is heere or vice
versa
uaa, ,,a,.o. ,,., ,,f.s t, ,bo,.o
S -. - - ~.
rec.,ia,nae a- l.s" ,' veat 4.,r @.,t.a,
hS1 VA - ~. Nm. as...-
oaati,',,a ~ ..,. -. '..i.,... .,
',ds
fhese ana numerous 'tA'' cues. 'ui.s
eonefrhns ihc ESQ it+eflle 4H'le les
81 N.fl 2i oAf leAl'A. ~. ,/tAa are
Iae1ihi- 'lle hat5eH iaN NAiahtls.
helFese!i tail't aio' sen ei Nilie'
sola Ia,se0 i'f 4h'st+si t'o"t Otc'
pa '.f Rouse loaaI ANA ae'l"tes h7
eut really he onit cafes Up hno~
Nheh Deer y npl berf, "hicn 10 some
extent would Simplify i4e iasa be-
tore me ia~makefs 2r fend toward
aoakihS y more eempleA cn" ~ fAe
etliet
The kepre sentative SEEKS tle know
ledge IN behalf Of IBIS ,barieyraisins
constituents Iher believe barley is
the only grain mhich should go 10
make up beer and thal other concoa |
ti0ns are a snare
JAS for cheese taat Old and strong /
COMPANION Cf beer ii is the Yicdm /
OF the latest government Investigation /
because--well, just because The gov
ernment scientists and lawmakers |
have gotten together 10 yuzzle out
why the holes in Swiss cheese are
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-05
LAWS
STOP TRAIN
LIQUOR SALES


1Alcaso aug '.-ill an interview
7i' ell OUT touay N. !" hihiNd'l' ASSIST
eHls' n anna ilFles' maue the ioll3"
~ statement on tHe safe oi HQuoTs
q ems. i'ahid Va'Ia ne rem
! anna mes west ~ FNtsnHft nave
h tle oDJe1t oi nucH cIliicish Oh
! d05e ot 1Ae diaeoHt'Iudiiee oi
7 AaiN So li'oA.caDil2 HqU"Is ~ rem
! '9f @Hia uh w" uIii4hA ana buitet
operating over l'csa Hhes' ana
'a'Hl letters nave Aeeh reserved ~
6idla iIom paflIe@ #A" nave
AGAINST the acton taken
'H" iHtthi7H 70 wien.
@a" patronage ifei-d Ahd lla5-
lAaf Peg lae 2' iae 4isc3hiihuahce
jHe saie ol i4@ef on tHe colnpant
aihthh ana a1lfe' cars
FieaVy Penalties Provided.
parent ffom suc1 commJnl-
caucus lhaJ i1rie ls toIa 0n4eis 'nd-
ln- lh ft-1fa " lAe nialttr NhiaA II
$ quite 4esIfaoie 4" hate cleared dp.
: Ar atliph oI t1e Feuus wanna iacs
VI iasuih4 Instructions to discontinue
..ie sage oi liquor ou us cars was nat
'oiuuialt IN liinols surh sale Nsts
discontinued III AL roads some time
90 ana iu Pehns> wanna only recent
in Doln instances ii ~aS because of
lhe drastic laws Wnich prevent fle
abroad com Idrlles rom selling liq- !
'or on their cars. The penalties FOR
lolaiion are heavy and no good Jricnd I
or patron of thc pennsylvania lines. 4.
knowing tho facts i'm the case. would +
ithdraw his patronage on that ac- +
count or would suggest or expect the 4
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-05
4 " y V IS y :. " y " y 4
MOST URGENT WANTS.

~ There's world Of interest in a
y the Want Ads They reflect the ).
~ urgent desires OF various bust y
~ nesses. households and indiyid ~
x aals 50
~ The Wants tell what is most y.
y needed If the cook has lett. If ~
x worker is needed in the office or g
y factory, II an article Of value Is "
Y lost or found. If there is urgent X
y necessity to sell uiece II e
- property secure tenants room s.
" ers Of hoarders-ali such e0nd Z
X ti0ns ere exprcseef ana met In a
* the Wam olumns e.
* The Wants are close tn tire
80 heart interes y tae peonla
y Il IS interesting - watch them
y carefully h
Vs. ,e a n n " ~ ~ " ~ ,r " y " ~ " %
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-05

ont of the hall since the republican
convention was held so that It viii
be easier 10 dn
Yesterday they added hit OF new
stage pamphernala 10 the setting
FOR The main ring. Theg hung a
mammoth wiudshied--they call II a
! Feilccior,- back of the speakers stand
$50 that Colonel Rooseyclrs voice can
heard down town, III necessary.
/ Then thoy insulated" the stand H.
sou BY mounting il on glass sockets
"a fragile platform mavhan-but
they said t helped 10 carry me
! sound And as the convention rs 10
! be mostly noise, this doubtless was
most ihough'tnl on tha part of tho
arrangement commtuea.
Sanctions Spontaneous Committee.
Colonel Roosevelt rave his final
sanci on yesterday to tno anon
taneoos committee selection" of q
k DAVIS. campaign manager for fhe
secfolayship 81 the convention win
William BROOKS as chier assisianT
Mr hrooks, announced Senator DIX
on was chlof of the lndepcndcm or
der OF Rcd Men The other aeaisi. |
ants also. announced Senator nixon
were "ail members OF the ntcrau. |
aud then was given out fbe follow.
ing list OF ualin Journalists
William Allen Wbife Funori,
Gazette; judeson G. We,livor W.,sh.
inston Times: John Calan OI.aneh.
I'm, Chicago Tribune. George r..
Miller Detroit News. r. A Dickson.
adelphia North Ameriron. uarr,. ~
Haskeil. Kansas Citv Star. .-,r,ro
B Glars. Chicago t5veniro POI. -
T. Connolly golfers coorso olell
New York Man
senator rixon oollo1 r.n t.,
volunteers from mo nny.,..,,o, -.
present. but there wae nona
Henry r. Coehoms or ,ifi,.a,i
who left la Follerfc to ioin nv On
lloosers- he chfaf ro,din,r oll,.,.
The other re9dino crer, ,yir ]
b Gregory n ce Eo,. ~. NJ
3ia Show opens Farlv ''' c
The plans for the bip norodo
Witch * Ia etart tho atr,.,,. ''' 80 f
.et heen made Tho Colon"t -i,n
.is new somerero ana ra1 ,
anna handkerchief wiu a,,.,"o ~ +
oclock thie mornina ~ ~ f
lew York af o,cIooi, ,.,.tan',, i'i' +
When tho otber entrias =, ~ ',.,,, II
nimal exhibit are TO arrive nohohdV
new Yesterday ciford pinohot
he Human Alarm CIonL r.os atnaia t,.,io, NJ
d In Kansas IA an antomo,';io @9 ~ a. 60 o.
ent James r Gareold 9,. g9ae "ota '1t Il
,ei.ed as snpo Gomez bnt h,, nat
zen heard from rranciy r,a, ~ "'
". Johnson ana pnn y |u5 iu1
- were added IN Tho Ii5t. :, a.,'ea.., ',,i.1-
lalifying data .Otl pni@ .,inn ,,'0t's -
ire 10 come. and > ennotal ''''a 80 -
,ubuess viii be bnilt for MIN IN d
e Coliseum Anney rs tha 'rnmas1
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-05
THIS BRIDE
ENDS WILD
CHARIVARI
NJ MANlPULATOR OF RAU.
lCOUS HORSE FIDDLE GETS
LOAD OF SHOT IN SIDE

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""t "i".''i"i0 l"iHle h'o"-
..' =. 'i0" u ~ young men
,@ii''.'ull'. ldh cana
.,.... ~. .e M.silet .i"'iie-
newly Hiu'l'a i"iF
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-05

Mstarls Causes Losr Of Appetite.
The Old Standard GROVES TASTE
LESS CHILL TONIC. drives out ms
faFia snd builds up the system For
Erowu people and children. soc
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-05

u you want TO start your baking
rlgnt ask G. f. Hopkins. Phone Y93
lor sack of TRATT'S BEST
FLOUR. There is a premium bond
IN every sack.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-05

Rainbow Fetc' Airs Fielder has
h.l9dly consented to repeat this de
IlShlml entertainment for the bone.
III ot me Women's Chamber of COM
ineFee' tomorrow evening. at the
riFst Methodist Episcopal church
everybody come and fiji the
chufch to overlowine. All money
goes into the capital camnatgn
fund
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-05

Lohr-Phone PSI, win inspect your
i9moing without charge and advise
only such work necessary TO prevent
rture trouble.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-05

If you want TO start your baking
r.sht ass G. + Hopkins. phone 793,
fer sack OF PRATTiS BEST
I OUR. There is a premium bond
in every sack
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-05
Christian College
and Conservatory of Music

For Young Women !. Columbia. Mo
va year Historic old college I.ocIted
Schools Of Music Art Eocufioa ana
domestic Science. 20 college trained IN :
stfnetors. large buildings, 20 acre
rqunpns for outdoor sports. Home care
For year book address
Mrs. l.. w. st. Clair Moss, Pres ssn
College Place.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-05

Whore viii Teddy get the votes. eel
the votes. set the votes.
"nere VII Teddy get the votes. who
viii hear his plea?
from the people you and ne
Ihen he'll set the people free
That's where he viii set the yotes
Bill VIII sect
Y ana NOT sound quite triumphant
enough and unless Theodore orders
't sung II may never be heard from
again
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-05

If your gas stove is out OF order
all pa LQhr's Plumbing shop. and
ave it cleaned and adjusted.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-30

PARIS. Dec. insurance against
the birth of twins ls the latest aetu.
arInl probien confronting Insurance
companies. Recently a woman who
was expecting visit from tho stork
walked into a leading Insurance com.
pAny's once and asked tho rate for
Insurance against twins. Tho officials
admitted that they had not thought Il,
out. but nnaiif decided that 1850 a
month for a sir months $4,000 policy
was about tho figure. Twin dauEh.
tors have jus, arrived. and the com.
pany has paid up. plus n bos Of swee,a
added by the genial manager.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-30


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Tcrcnt Eaeus. And such action has
In a majority Of eases been upheld
by the courts.
1t 10 true that the alternative ufi,
In this case alleges that the directors
OF Dsstrie, No. have rented q small
room and employed a teacher for
three months. and that pialntin'a
children would not have the same
advantages there ,ha, would b. theirs
in the other school. but this 10 q mere
conclusion. and no, an allegation Of
fact. There 10 no suggestion oi aan-
itAry defects. there Ia no hint Of lack
Of equipment. there Ia no allegation
% lack OF gualined teachers. Tho oniy
thing that squinsa toward q defect IL
the allegation that the teacher IL .m.
ployed for three months only. but of
this. the plaintiff cannot complain. for
n the school for white children IL
siiii 10 session when the separate
school l. ended tho board of director,
cannot refuse plaintiffs children ad.
mission TO tho school which IL con.
tinuinE In aession.
1T follows that tho demurrer mus,
be sustained
Crawford and his wife. according
To the petition for q ~rlt Of mAndam-
W nled BY their attorney e. NJ. Onclii.
are Of miIed blood. both having an
Indian mother Apd n white father.
The petition aIso alleges that for the
past three or four years. they have
resided nj Fort klamath. and are pay
Ing taxes on property there.
For the pas, tao years. they stats.
their children have received instrue-
ton ht the local school. but this year.
when they applied for enrolment they
we're refused admission. and were sen,
home. Later the directors rented q
separate room some distance from the
school. and hired a teacher for three
months To instruct the children Of In
dian lineage.
Crawford holds that hls children
are dlscrimInatsd against. and that
they will be given instruction for only
three months at this school. and he
sought an order to compel the direct
ors 10 enroll his children at tho white
ehildren's school.
The demurrer was filed by Thomas
Drake and Kuykendaii and Fcrsur-
son.