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The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1913-11-28
Local Mention

Ross BadGett has been on the
sick list this week.
T. A. Caldwell of Rockford. spent
Saturday in our city.
Get prices on Shingles from r. G. McNutt
Hardware Company.
Warren Bird of Townsend, was
in our city Monday.
J A. Warren of Louisville spent
Saturday at this place,
Miss Laura Roddy of Mint. spent
Saturday at this place.
If YOU want to sell your property
see McNutt & Broyles.
John HI McTeer has moved from
the country to our city
DR.. N. G. Ellis of Friendsville
spent Tuesday in our city.
Spence Henry was over from
Knoxville few days ago,
! R. Hall of Greenb ok was a
recent visitor in our city
Roll McCammon spent Sunday
with his brother at Brick Mill.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1913-11-28
College Note

The department of Music ahd Expression
aided by the orchestra gave an afternoon
recital Friday All the participants did well.
The orchestra's music was especially en-.
joyed.
L asst Thursdays lyceum number was one
Of the best musicals in years. The audience
was more tina" pleased.
Messr>. Cross and Weir, of last years class
have been elected as delegates to the Kan.
as City convention from az Seminary at
which institution the, are taking their the
ologlcal course.
The Alpha Sigma quated will give an
enier'all ent al Wer's Valley Thursday
evening, In he afternoon service will be
hr!d at which HAIRY Bush will preach
Fam Maxon al others Of he college will
take part in that service also.
Several of he college boys will attend
and take part in the Blount County Con-
Venti n of young Peoples Socieiie, 10 be
held At Big Springs on next Saturday and
Sunday.
The College is fortunate in securing the
services of Drs. Manly and cochran 10 con-
duct The February meetings DR. MANY
will do mos OF the preaching. DR. Cochran
who is Secretary of the Board OF Education
of The Presbyterian church, will confer with
the students concerning vocatons
Last Sunday DR.. McCulloch made a very
j interesting and instructive talk on personal
hygiene to the boys in their Y. M. C. A.
meeting. He spiced it with humor
MARY vile played Carson and Newman at
Knoxville last Saturday. The score was ~
to in the opponents favor. The last game
of the year will be played at Knoxville on
Thanksgiving day on Wait Field between
Maryville and the Knoxville, City Y M.
c. "A. large crowd will likely 60 over to
give the boys good backing in this the
last game Our boys have been working
un der many disadvantages this year, but
on the whole haye played good bail. al.
though they have not won many games,
yet they have brought much credit TO them
selves and 10 The College on several occa-
lions,
DIR. Wilson has planned TO have special
mu ical selections in Chapel from time to
me this year. The first of these was Sc.
ect on given by the Glee Club last week.
t was very pretty indeed and the students
njoyed it.
Last Friday in Chapel Prof. McClenahan
ave lecture on the reduction OF alumi-
um He spoke of several methods, but
xpalned in detail the electrolic method
'hich will be used in the Maryville plant.
lie said that it was not to be taken from
he clay as some have supposed but from
he ordinary bauxite. However our East
'ennessee clay is about 20 per cent alum
lum, and only waits the discovery Of an
conomi- method Of reduction. When such
discovery is made aluminium will be a
lccessiul competitor Of iron for general
Sc,
The delegates chosen to 60 TO the Kan.
a. City Convention are Misses Mary Kate
.aukin and Abigail Fitch and Messrs.
lefty, Atiyeh, Stephens and Bond.
Ne are very sorry to learn that the
rother Of the Waggoner boys has passed
way. They were called home on account
his illness week before last.
Mr.. Cooke Carson visited on the hill over
unday.
Mr. Hashew Turner is recovering nicely
ON the injury he received in the knee
,me days ago.
Miss Ethel Fanson was slightly i'll one
ay last week.
Partnership Dissolved
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1913-11-28

Wright Keebie, the IN of John
Keeble expects to leave Monday for
California. in company with his
aunt and uncle Dick Keeble and
wife. Wright was sick when he
came home, hut is now strong and
healthy Friends are sorry to see
him leave
The White Sewing Machine Co., have
arranged with the r. G McNut Hardware
Company to place on exhibition one Of their
very larest production in sewing machines
upon the following conditions, viz: Each
lady coming to the store registering her
name and address, stating the name of her
machine, if she has one will have an oppor
tunity OF getting a machine free. There
will be numbers running as high as the reg
istralion put in a sealed box. Some child
will pick up some number from This box
then he lady who had registered under
thatnumber will be given the machine
The Sunday School Convention of
the 2ud and 9th Districts. was held
at Ri field school horse Nov 22nd,
where very interesting program
was carrie out, and some most
helpful speeches de ivered, after
which the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: =. A
Sterling, Pres; Thomas Curtis, Vice
Pres Of 2nd District; J s. Walker,
Vice Pres. of 9th District; Laura
Golf, Sec'v.
An exhibition of Miss A Belle
Smiths work will be held at her
Knoxville Studio, THE AIthea,"
corn Cinch and Walnu; Streets,
from Friday November 28th to
December 9Th. This exhibit will
consist of studies from life of the
Austrian, French, Spanish. Bedouln
and other nationaIitie; of scene ins
America, in Europe and in the
Orient, sketched during Miss Smiths
year of travel in these countries;
besides work in pottery and tiling
The exhibit is open free to all, and
a cordial invitation is extended to
the people of Maryville
Esq J, B French of Bank trans
acted business at this place Satur-
day
We have a splendid paint guaranteed by
he manufactures to be equal TO any paint
made As an introductory proposition we
ire going to offer this paint for 81. so a
y0Llon for limited period. Would be
,lad 10 have you investigate this pr, position
before placing order with anyone else for +
Paint. r, G. McNutt Hardware Co.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1913-11-28

! J. P. Faucher of Bank was a
visitor in our city Saturday.
Otis Lawson made trip to Fair
Garden, Sewer Co., Saturday.
Rev r e Ayers of Townsend
Yves recent visi ors in our city.
For Sale cheap 6 room house on
Indiana Ave -McNutt & Broyles
ATTY James NJ. Gates transacted
business i" Madisonvllle Monday
E.u A 4 Gamble Jr. of the 13th
dist was seen this place Monday.
If YOU want to buy a farm or
town property see McNutt & Broy
les
Will Nuchols, is erecting a nice
five room cottage on the Knoxville
Pike
Jas G ravfor and George Rob
bins Of Mint spent Saturday at this
place
The Columbus Wagon will give you en-.
tire satisfaction as to strength and draft.
We guarantee them to be Satisfactory.
R G McNutt Hardware Company.
Miss Bpryl Mccall has been quite
sick this week, suffering with
tonsilitis.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1913-11-28
Partnership Dissolved

| have sold my interest in the
Chilhowee Planning Mills Ito G. N.
Mize and take this method to ask
all who have accounts with the
firm to call andIsettle either with
cash or by Note.
j. B. Boyle,
G. N. Mize
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1913-11-28

The new dwelling house of Tom
Hutton's in North Maryville is
nearing completion and when done
will be very heauti, ul,
The Columbus Wagon will give you en-
tire satisfaction as TO strength and draft
We guarantee them to be satisfactory.
R. G. McNutt Hardware Co.
Ben A. Morton and family of
Knoxville motored over to city Sun
day afternoon spending the time
with his sister Mrs A. B. McTeer.
Mrs Lula Clemens, who has been
teaching a Private School on the
east side closed her school which
was a very successful one last Fri.
day
LOST-Sunday a folding pc ket
hook containing between $50 and
S25 Finder please return to Bravton
McCosh, MaryviIe and receive re.
ward
The many friends of Miss Anna
Magill are panied to learn that she
is quite i'll at her home on College
Street and hope for her speedy re-
covpry.
/ We would be glad 10 show you our Floor,
ing, Ceiling, and Sitieg.
r G. McNutt Hardware Co.
Rev A D Langston and Rev
w. H Ricketts, are still conducting
thu revival at Antioch Church It
is hoped the meeting will result in
much good.
The ladies OF he PRESBYTERIAN
Church will open the bazaar and
serve supper at W B l.awrence's
store on THURSDAY, Dec. II
J. W. Hitch. wife and children
of Somis, Cal, are visiting in old
Blount. They left here several
years ago and have prospered in
their western home.
Rev. John Sanders pastor of the
Marvville Circuit M. e Church is
conducting a revival meeting at
Johnson s School House below Mint
A great deal Of interest is being TAX
en- in the meeting.
FOR SALE 923 acre farm, good
house barn and ont buildings, well
and spring. On Pike road Al miles
from MarvvilIp, miles from station
on L. & N Fine orchard Bargain
Apply at this office.
John Houser who has been livin5
on DR.. A. M. CANDLES farm on
the Sevierville Pike expects in the
near future to move his family to
bis owl farm Al Greenback. Friends
are sorry to have them leave
We have splendid paint, guaranteed by
he manufacturer to be equal to any paint ,
made. AS an introductory proposition We
ire gong to offer this paint for $3.50
y0Ilon for limited period, Would be glad
o have you investigate this proposition be-
ore placing order with anyone else for &
Paint. r. G.. McNutt Hardware Co. |
Mrs. Dan Brewer, who under
vent an operation in the hospital at !
is getting along nicely at /,
present and will be able to be out in :
bout two weeks. Friends are glad
o learn of her improved condition. !
Rey. J. S. Jones delivered a fine !,
ermon at the Friends Church on !.
asst Sunday morning. Rev. Jones
t one time was one of the leaders :
n the Holston M. E. Conference,
'astor of Luttrell Street now Trinity
,hurch, and is a man of great abil- :
tV.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1913-11-28

Furnished Rooms for Rent-Ap.
ply to Mira. Belle Kittrell, Washing
ton Ave
John khea and wife of Friends.
Vile Route 2, spent the week end
in our city.
Born-To ] B Montgomery and
wife of Proctor Colorado a fine ten
pound hoy.
Rev. Atchl Y Pastor of Pleasant
Grove hurch WAS cen on ourstreets
Monday
Dick Kteole aud wife Of San Jose
Cahforula are visiting relatives in
our county
Or & F Hannah of Carpenters
Camp q ound WAS visitor at this
place SUI day.
Erq W W Peerv Of the l4th
district transacted business in our
city Saturday
John Huff4tetler of I,enoir G. v
made a trip to our CITY Monday
coming over in his auto.
j. Fl Morton, one of our mail
Carriers is another ole OF our citizrns
to secure an automobile.
Get prices on Shingles from R G. McNutt
Hardware Company.
Cecil Huffstetler and wife of
Fountain Citv spent Thanksgiving
with relatives at this place
} P Martin has begun the erec-
ton of a new dwelling house on one
OF his Iots on Tn, East side
w. B. Trice and family have re-
turned from trip to Florida,
where he purchased farm.
Miss Lucy Willocks who works at
the Star Restaurant spent Sunday
with home folks in the country.
w. B. Ammons and wife of Rt. s
spent Sunday at the home of their /
daughter Mrs Hugh Clemens.
Will DeFord who has been suff r.
ing with rheumatism for some time
is now able to walk about some.
Wanted-One hundred new resi-
dent houses for MarvviIle who has
the money for good investment?
We would be glad to show you our Floor
ing, Ceiling and Siding
r G MCNut Hardware Co.
Preaching at Thompson's Chapel
On next Saturday night by Rev.
w. H Lawson. Every body in
vited.
W. w. Windslow, Of Salina,
Kans spent the night with his t
lncle Jno. M. Allen on Tuesday
hight.
Obie Key. who is emp Dyed at the t
Anticeptic Barber Shop at Knoxville f
vas visitor in our city the first of
he week.
Frank Coleman, sun of A. J.
coleman, who has been in the west 7
or some time arrived home Sunday
morning.
Herbert Martin, who works at t
Knoxville, came over Sun lay even
ng to visit his father j. p Martin
t this place. 8
Work is progressing nicely on the
automobile Garage Of Milton Har- !:
er on College Street. When COM
,leted it will be one Of the incest :
business houses in town. !.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-01-18
WILLIAMS lS NOW
 PLANNING BIG FARM
Former District Attorney Announces Enterprise in
 Casa, Grande Valley

John s. Williams, together with as- soeiates. has taken np the proposi- ton of placing 1900 acres of land in the Casa Grande district under 1rri. gation and cultivation.
 NIT. Wnliams Is now in Phoenix ke. together with his associates. own 500 acres of land in the Casa Grande district and other parties own 4jo acres. IL is nnderstood that the en- tire twelve hundred acres will ee combined and that an irrigation and improvements company to operate the tract will be orkanized- The plan has been under consideration for some time but definite work locking to ths organizations of 3 company was delas- ed awaiting the ouscomesof the ease at Florence. which rwask recently de- cided by Judge Sutter. who upheld the constitutionsliiy Of the district bond. ing law.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-01-18
M'DONALD SUFFERS
 FROM BLOOD POISON
Gut on Finger Was Cause for Alarm of Friends
 for His Life

". <. Mcdonald. Of this city who for sometime has been at Patagonia working on a leased mine in that dis trict, is now n a hospital in Nogales, where his condition was reported as alarmjngIy serious a few days ago.
 Mir Mcdonald is suffering from blood poisoning which came on him a. a result of the cutting or the end of his finger accidentally. while work ing at the mine When the injury oc- cured the finger was bandGged anf Mr. Mcdonald proceeded with his work. but soon shooting pains up ais arm gave warning of serious trouble.
 He was taken at once to Nogaies for medical assistance and his wife here was notified. She left Wednes- day might in an automobile arriving at the bedside of her husband on Thursday.
 Yesterday she notified her frieaGs that MT. McDonald's condition is much improved though at one time it was feared that amputation of his arm might be necessary
Bisbee daily review., 1913-01-18
TWO BASKET BALL
 MATCHES ARE PLAYED
One Proves Close But Sec ond Is One-Sided and
 an Easy Victory

In a speedy double header basket ball game at the '. NJ C. A. yester- day afternoon the Sophmores won from the Senior Junior team and the Centrals won from the Freshmen. The games were well attended
 The first game was between the SophmOre and the Senior-Juniprs. iH the first half the SophmOTes managed to keep the i5ad the halr ending with the score ' to in their favor Good team work and some exceptionally good basket throws from near the cen ter of the floor gave the lead to the senior-juniors lH the second half and, after a closely contested half they won with the final score standing D 10 13. or the Sophmores the star playing was done by Harold Thomas and Joe Hunt. Harwood Vaughn and Walter. OaMalley were the stars for the Senior-Juniors,
 The second game. between the Cen trals and the Freshmen. resulted in a complete walk over for the CenIrais. They showed excellent team work and early in the game ganeG a big lead that was held for the whole game. The final score was g to [, in favor of the Centrals. Physical Director Nads- and MeCrea were the star players on the Centrals. Physical director. Mads- worth umpired the game and was time keeper while Charles Whittlg vas the scorer.
 The next game will be played on Friday night. beginning at s o'clock. The schedule for this meet is: Soph- nores vs. centTals and Freshmen ys. Senior-Juniors. Two games will be played each Friday night for the re- malnder of the season, which ends March l.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-01-18
ROADS ASSOCIATION CALLS ANNUAL MEET
 PHOENIX Oh FEB. 10
Official Call Issued by Off, cers of Organization 1; Ex- pression Asked for on Pro- posed Road Bond Issue
PETITIONS NOW OUT
 TESTING SENTIMENT

The Arizona Good Reads assoeia. ton, at Prescott has sent cut notices designating February ID as the date for the annual meeting of the asso- citation The meeting win be held fin the board Of trade roome in Phoenix and will be called at 10 o'clock.
 Resarding delegates to the meet ing. the announcement states that each board of supervisors is entitled to and is requested to appoint three delegates. Incorporated cities. boards Of trade. local road associations and automobile clubs or associations are each entitled to two delegates. By this ruling Bisbee will be represented by six delegates, two each appoint cd by the city. Commercial club. and the good roads organization.
 The meeting is called near tho time Of the convening Of the legisla- ture in the hope that the association may be Of some assistance in the con sideration of proposed road laws. The executive committee has asked the circulation of petitions for the signarures of voters and tax payers showing their views with reference to a bond issue for the purpose of completing the present projected state highways and the construction and maintenance of a complete sys tem ef state highways These high ways will connect the county seats of the several counties of Arizona with each other or with the state highways. It is hoped that all voters and tax payers win express them selves freely on this subject so that as much progress as possible can be made at the annual meeting.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-01-18
STOCK PURCHASE IS
 QUICKLY VOTED DOWN
Commercial Club Directors Listen to Proposition
 and Act Adversely

Al a hurriedly called special meet ing of some of the. directors of the Cemmere al club yesterday afternoon a matter relative to joining the Mt. Franklin Rancho hotel aud resort proposition was presented by W. 4. FortneF and was uHfayorabiy cons5d- cred by those present
 Mir Fortner told the meeting yes terday Of his company plans to build a ranch rescrt near Fl Paso and a 5e9 room club hotel at los Angeles and 10 connect the two by a highway following the lines Of the Borderlaad route. Membership required the pur- chase of from one 10 five shares Of stock and later the circulation of pc titions asking the state to make over lands 10 the proposed organization oi sufficient amount to bond and raise the money for the building of the pro posed highway The directors of the club knew of no lands applicable for road purposes and so stated, Mr Fortner was informed that the club had no funds available for such a purpose as the purchase Of stock in his association bat would give nor Il support 10 his road project although they did not consider that feasible. Douglas through its chamber of com merce contributed S100 to his com pany and became stockholders
 The newly appointed good roads committee CT the club consisting of ,. J. Bowen, ]. R. Henderson, Nj. Cunningham, Dr. \. c. Bledsoe and R. F. Powell will meet at the oHice of the club on Wednesday night 10 consider several matters of import ance that require immediate atten. tion
Bisbee daily review., 1913-01-18
Brief Local Items

Temporarily Closed.
 The game and correspondence rooms Of the Copper Queen library were temporarily closed yesterday while some much needed improvements were going on. The rooms will be opened again today
 Forman Company Leave.
 The Tom Formau stock company left for Phoenix yesterday morning after playing a local engagement for
Bisbee daily review., 1913-01-18
Personal Mention

C. H. WiIes returned to Lowell yes terday after spending several days in Tombstone.
 Mrs F P Mariotti. of the Home Kitchen. was taken to the Copper Queen hospital recently seriously IL
 The Reyerand Father ,Meurer. who has been confined to his bed with a slight attack of grippe for the past seysral days. is reported to be i'm woying.
 Mildred. the nine year old daughter tf Mr. and Mrs Charles Trottman, tf Lowell, is i'll of bronchitis.
 C. H. schoolan. of Phoenix. .s spending a short time in the city
 Edward Mcdonald Of Carson C.ty, Nevada, is visiting Joseph Lutz. oi Upper Lowell, for a short time.
 Mrs. c. T. brennan. of Cananea .s on a shopping trip in the city
 Milton Despair. of Denver. Colo. is visiting F. H. Wilcox of Upper Low ell
 Jas } Murphy a prominent bust ness man of Phoenix, is spending short time in the city.
 Edward P. GrindelI, of the Dodg- las Chamber of commerce, was a bus mess visitor yesterday.
 M J. Cunningham. or the Bank ot Bisbee. is in Phoenix this week at- tending a meeting of state bankers in that city.
 JB. Patterson left yesterday for h.s ranch near Wellton
 !. M. oConnen has returned from 3 trip 10 Tombstone.
 Lr. Herendeen. Of the Copper Queen dispensary, is suffering from an at- tack of the humps
 E.. P. Thomas win leave today Tor Globe.
 Star Williams has left for Tomb stone. where he will attend to legal business.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-01-18
How's Thisa

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re Tsrd for any case of Catsrrh that cannot be cured by Halls catarTh Cure.
 ?. ]. cHESEZ e co. Toledo, O. We the undersigned. hsTe known E. J fiseaey for the Iast i5 years. and b4hzve traasaEtons and financially s5lf to carry out any obiigafions n.ads by ltsr firm. NATIONAL B-seSE 9r COMMERCE,
 Toledo. o. Efalrs Catarrh Cure is taken internally nrGar 6frertfy upon the blood end Sna- Ncrs sr slcrs of inc systeru- Iest.morlftiz 3 rt fgge. Price . cents p'r oottit sold rs<e Esll's Family Fills for eOnstrssion-
Bisbee daily review., 1913-01-18
sanquets Douelas Team.

The members Of both the girls and hoys basketball teams of the Douglas high school were honored with a ban quet served at the Central school last R ght by the athletic association Of the Bisbee high school There were several large tables in the form of a cross while the room was prettily decorated with streamers of black and yellow. Several toasts were made 70 and by the visitors and good will was very much in evidence throughout the dinner
Bisbee daily review., 1913-01-18
LaM1ers to romsbtene.

LaWJefs 70 Iomsbtone.
 A number of prominent Bisbee law yers spent yesterday at Tombstone. for the calling of the criminal docket The jury for the criminal trials has already been drawn and the first trial will be heard on the twenty-seventh of this month Amongst those who vent from Bisbee to the county seat were Assistant District Attorney Mur- ". William Clearly and Star Williams.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-01-18

several weeks. Mir Forman was able to accompany the players on erutches
 but was still weak from the recent accident in which he broke bis leg. The company will play an engagement in Phoenix and then go on to Pueblo. Cole. for a few weeks before disband. ing.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-01-18
For erother.

Searching For Brother.
 Mrs. Ida Winchester. of Summer vile, Mo, has written to Postmaster Cassidy. asking that he assist here ID locating her brother. John w. smith According to the letter, Mrs. Win chester has not seen or heare from her brother for fourteen years She writes that she has reason to believe that he is living in Bisbee. He E described as being , feet, six inches tall. dark haired and has blue eyes.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-01-18
Dies in Warren.

Helen. the three year old daughter of Mir. and Mrs. George NJ. Bell, ef Warren died Thursday at F D. n after an Illness Of a few weeks dura- ton. The funeral will be held at ;he residence in Warren next Sunday a. .1:30 D. m., Rev. J. w. Epperly off ciating.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-01-18
maxson to Return.

VI dNotH 10 HctuFH.
 Tn a letter to the Review, Rev. C.. W. Maxson. of the Church Of Christ. writes. that he is having a successful result with the revival meeting being held in the capitol city and that he intends 10 occupy the pulpit in Christ Church on Sunday 1t Is possible that on the return of the pastor, re- yival services win be held in this city.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-01-18
K oF c. FOOTBALL cLUs

There will be a meeting Sunday January 18th, at li.Se a. Iii. Ali members are requested to attend Business important Advertisement
 IL
Bisbee daily review., 1913-01-18
9ulet Court pay.

Yesterday was quiet day in both he justice and police courts. There were no cases in the police court and inly one in the county court This latter was a disturbing the peace case and the defendant was fined Ezl