Daily press. [volume], April 16, 1907, Page 3, Image 3

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NO CHANGE Iii LEADERS
Mr. Rogers Far Ahead Ol His
Dearest Ooponent
GOO? VOTE POLLEO YES1E8QAY
Contest for Daily Press Trophies Has
Been On Only a Few Days and All
Kinds of Developments Are to be
Expected,
Miss Cora Dimmock, of the St.
Paul's Episcopal Sunday School, con?
tinues to load the holies In the Daily
Press trophy contest, and Mr. Wil?
liam R. Rogers, of Bremond Lodge,
A. F. & A. M., is still far ahead of
his nearest opponent antong the gen?
tlemen. The leaders have made such
a good start that the others will have
lo put In some good work to get into
the race, but the contest has been
on only ;) few days and all kinds of
developments nie to he expected be?
t?re the time grows into weeks.
A very good vote was polled yes?
terday and there were several
changes in positions. In the table
printed Sunday morning the name ol
STANDING O
La
Miss Cora Dimmock, St. Paul's Eplsc
Mrs. M. W. Aayle, Bethel Chapter. Da
Mrs. Elbert Nexsen, Joseph Charles
Hospital .
Mrs. P. B. Cross. Lady Maccabees . . .
Miss Nellie Foley, Ladies' Auxiliary
Mrs. J. I). Clindeinst, Ladies' Aid So
Mrs. B. J. O'Hara, Ladies' Catholic 13
Mrs. Ceo. W. Nehns, John W. Daniel
federncy .
Mrs. R. w. Powell, Lady Maccabees
Mrs. E. T. Ivy, Second Baptist church
Miss Linda Cogblll, Newport News T
Mrs. John Llvcscy, First Circle Ladi
Gent
Wm. R. Rogers. Rremond Lodge, No.
II. 11. Gregory. Rector's Club .
M. J. O'Connelt, Knights of Columbus
E. L. Cunningham. Newport News Li
\V. P. II. Enos. Peninsula Lodge, No.
llryan J. O'Hara, Newport News Aerii
Chas R. Fellows, Valley Forge C'ouni
Abe llorwitz. Newport News Lodge.
A. L. Evans, Independent Order Odd 1
F. C. Bivihs, Knights of Pythlns _
Rev. Arthur O. Sykes, D. D-, Rector Si
D. A. Dutrow, High School .
Mrs. B. J. O'Hara. of the Ladies'
Catholic Benevolent Association, was
inadvertently omitted, and Mrs. J. B.
Clinedinst, or the ladies' Aid Society
of the Trinity Methodist Church was
given as the representative of Mrs.
OTlnra's organization.
The usual table is printed herewith
(to show the standing of the various
contestants:
0_pOQQOOOQQOOOQ 0 0 8 0 QafliL>lJl>lJ.
0$ Social-Personal s%
onToTTifirTc JTT?^^
Mr. and Mrs. J. Winston Read re?
turned yesterday from a trip to New
York.
Mrs. Almon T. Bowen will enter?
tain the North End Euchre Club this
week at hor home on Forty-ninu;
street.
Miss Helen Reese returned home
yesterday after spending several
(lays with friends in Norfolk and
Portsmout h.
Miss Nora O'Hara, of Richmond, is
the guest of her brothers. Messrs P.
A. and John O'Hara.
Miss Eliza Falconer, of Florida, Is
visiting her cousin, Mrs. Samuel
Spencer, on Forty-fourth street.
Miss Grace Davidson loft yesterday
for Richmond to visit friends.
Miss Lucille Coles, of Salisbury, N.
C, is visiting her cousins, the Miss?
es Johnson, on Twenty-seventh street.
Mrs. H. H; Epos left yesterdny for
Anchorage, Ky., to spend a month
with relatives.
Misses Anne Wlllson and Mary
Ropsr, of Petersburg, arrived in the
city yesterday and lor tho next ten
days will be guests of Mrs. M. W.
Gayle, 124 Thirtieth street. They will
then be jointed by Mrs. Preston Roper
of Petersburg and go to the "Roper
Cottage," Huekroe Beach, for the
summer.
Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer
contains about the same
food values found in bread
and eggs?almost the same
as those in milk?with this
difference in Pabst's favor:
I
The Pabst Eight-Day
Malting Process has made
these food substances
easily digestible, so they
are practically in the form
of liquid bread.
Pabst Blue Ribbon
Beer instead of making
work for the stomach,
helps it to work, better.
Try Pabst by 'phoning
fur a case.
Pabst Brewing Co.,
Sifitfi St. & C. A O By.. Newport News
Phones: Cillz. 127; Bell 270.
? Where Quality 1? Uppermost. ?
Js-.-.-.-?
4 Considering
I the quality.
I our $3 50
I Low Shoes,
% Patent Kid,
SSIiiiiy leather, arc very ^
SL moderately priced, Good
wearers and in many pleasing S
WE FIT FEET. 3
- I
|eisenman's|
Shoe Palace,
? ?
? 2600 Washington Avenue. ^
F CONTESTANTS,
dies.
opal Sunday School . 350
lighters of tiie Confederacy . 27S
Auxiliary Newport News General
. ICS
. 7?
Mieient Order Hibernians . 70
Eiety of Trinity M. E. Church... IIfi
?nevolcnt Association . 112
Chnpler, Daughters of the Con
. 334
. 20
. 11
?achers' Association . 6
88' Aid Society M. 13. Church .... :i
emen.
?61, a. P. ft a. -\I. 1.22:'.
. 347
. 30
irtge, No. 316, B. P. O. K. IS
27S. a. P. & a. m. ::?;
No. 550, P. O. E. 25
ill, No. 145, Jr. O. U. A. M. 29
No. 315, B, P. O. E. 52
bellows . 24
. 12
:. Paul's P. B. church . 7
. 1
SHIPPING REPORT
Sunday, April 14. 1907.
Arrived.
Steamer Trold (Nor.). Foyn, Bnl
tlmori?to Berwind-White Coal Com
i paiiy in ballast.
Schooner Alice It. Phillips, l.undt.
New York?to White Oak Coal Com?
pany in ballast.
Barge Kennebec from Boston?to
Cho*r.peakc & Ohio Coal Agency
Company In ballast,
i B?rge John A. Briggs from Boston
i ?to Chesapeake & Ohio Coal Agency
Company in ballast.
I Barge Lancaster from Boston?to
Chesapeake Al- Ohio Coal Agency Com?
pany in ballast.
Barge Indiana from Fall River?to
i Chesapeake & Ohio Coal Agency
? Company in ballast.
Barge Cully from Providence?to
j C. H. Arnal in ballast.
I Barge Florida from Providence?to
C. 14. Arnal In ballast.
Monday, April 15, 1307.
Arrived.
Schbonor Emma F. Angel' Trlpp,
i lost on?to Smokei m-i Fuel Compauy
, in ballast.
Sailjd.
Schooners William B. Pal.'UCi. Mo
I Aloney, Searap?rt; Fanny C. Boweh,
; Chaso, Providence; Curenea II. Vcn
? h?r, Baker, '.langer.
Calendar for This Dav
Sun rises. . ... ;V28 a. in.
! Sun sets .! .. .. 6;41 p. m.
I High water . 0:14 p. in.
Low water .... 0:27 a. in.. 2:2S p. oi.
Coming For Cargo.
The British steamer Isle of Kent
: will arrive in port this morning from
I Baltimore to load a cargo of about
, 4.000 tons of coal for Havana. Cuba.
Little Notes.
If the hat pins get any larger what
j will become of the hat
Oval-headed hut pins in plaid or
i bright colors are worn with white
j or colored sailors.
Looped streamers are all the rage
j In millinery fashions.
Prince Chap is the best model ror
your tailored gown.
Few persons like grape fruit where
' it is fust lasted. The lime flavor
! is too strong. This trull can be maoe
; into a delicious summer drink wnicli
, is not unlike lemonade. Grape fruit
punch or sherbet is delicious wneh
used as the principal ingredianl with
other fruits. The- scooped-otil shells
make attractive saliil dishes Tor a
luncheon.
It is proposed to grade French
troons not according to height but to
length of stride.
? Talk about your breakfast foods,
A thousand you can see;
I wouldn't have them as a gift;
I'd have Rocky Mountain Tea.
?J. ('. GORSUCH & CO.
A Criminal Attack
? on an inoffensive citizen is frequent
' Iv made In that apparently useless
, little tube called the "appendix." It's
' generally the result of protracted
constipation, followed liver torpor. Dr.
King's New Life Pills regulate the
(iver, prevent appendicitis, and es
, labllsh regular habits of the bowels.
25c at The Ideal Pharmacy.
EXPECT TO REACH
$20,000 MARK TODAY
?CSF
V. M. C. A. Campaigers Brought
In Nearly Seven Hundred
last Night.
MAYOR'S TEAM 51111 IN LEU.
At Lenst Three Captains Count On
Making Their Totals $1,000 Before
Reporting Time Tonight?Buffet
Luncheon Served At Head?
quarters.
More enthusiasm was manifested
I by the campaigners In the Voting
Men s Christinn Association campaign
Huntington donation .
Citizens Committee .
j Young Business. Men's Teams:
Team No. 1 ? C. Aylett Ashby..
Team No. 2?-S. It. Buxton .
Team No. ?10. M. Cameron...
Team No. 4?W. B. Colonna ..
Team No. 5?W. P. 11. linos...
Team No. (i?J. 11. Graves.
Team No. 7?J. If. Greaves ...
Team No. S?Dr. C. 1*. Jones . . .
Team No. !l?G. B. McAlplne . . .
Team No. 10?C. 1). West .
Younger .Men's Committee ....
' Younger Men's Teams:
Team A?Marl let t .
Team ll?I,. T. Blnns .
Team c?Paul Burbage .
Team D?B. j. Land .
Team K?Tom Meanley .
Team F?M. 10. Weeks .
Grand totals .
for $25,000 yesterday than wns evi?
dent Saturday and there is little
doubt but that when the returns for
the day are received at headquarters
at 7::!0 o'clock this evening the total
fund subscribed will have passed be?
yond the $'J0.0fl0 mark, thus enabling
the association to claim tho $10,001?
donation of the Huntington intorests.
The total collections yesterday
amounted to $058, bringing the grand
total up to S19.801.50.
Team No. 2. captained l.-y Mayor
Samuel R. Buxton leads the Young
Men's teams with Team No. 10, C. D.
West, captain, a close second. Cap
I tain W. P. H. Kuos. of Team No. r>,
announced last night that his team
j would today pass the $1,000 mark and
, would lead all or the teams when the
'contest closes at 7:30 o'clock Friday
! evening.
All of the teams are expected to
pass the $500 mark today and three
should join Mayor Buxton's team,
which enjoys the distinction of be?
ing the only team to have secured
i $1.00(?. j
I The Younger Men's tennis did good
I work yesterday, reporting a total col- '
j lection tor the day of $10:,.
Since (he campaign began a total
of 45ti subscriptions have been re- |
ceived from as many persons and
business firms, but it. is expected Hint
j before Friday night the total will
amount to nearly $1,000. Team No.
i 0. captained by Mr. G. B. McAlplne, 1
I has secured the largest, number of
subscriptions of any of the Young
I Business Men's teams.
I A buffet lunch was served at head?
quarters last night. The accompany
j ing table tells the story.
With Silk and Velvet.
The silk frock is In line with tile
most fashionable gowns seen this sea?
son, and so clever are the new p:u- '
terns that few have any rivals in bean
liful material of pattern, in one oi
th novelty dresses of pin si rilled na
vy blue and white silk, the skirt i<
I ut.tdi with sections of three plaits
from t?ii lo bottom of the skirl, with a
plain panel effect between. The plain ?
part of the decorated at the bottom
with two one and one-hall Inch bands
ot plain navy blue silk. A plain blue
silk cutaway coat has shori sleeves,
while the front closes over a pin-1
striped waist. The comoinatlon o- (
p|ain and striped effects is one oi tne ;
novel features of this seasons new
Ideas. t j
Jumper Suit of Mohair.
A dress of cream and pink lustrous
mohair Is made in the three-piece
jumper suit. The skirt is laid In very
wide plaits with a box plait down the
front. The sleeveless juniper waist,
with rounded yoke effect to show the
beauty of white guimpse and sleeves,
is gathered at tho waist line and
sewed to the skirt. The shoulder
pieces are buttoned with pearl bul?
let buttons, while a shaped girdle me?
lons in the back with three buttons.
1 tie waist is buttoned down the hack.
Hard Times In Kansas.
; The old days or grasshoppers and
drouth are almost forgotten In the
prosperous Kansas of today; although
a citizen of Codell. Uarl 8homburg,
has not yet forgotten a hard time
he encountered. He says: "I was
worn out and discouraged by cough?
ing night and day. and could find no
relief till 1 tried Dr. King's New Dis?
covery. It took less than one bottle
to completely cure me." The safest
and most reliable cough and cold
cure and lung and throat healer ever
discovered. Guaranteed by The Ideal
Pharmacy. 50c and $1.00. Trial hot
j tie free.
A marvelous preparation eontnin'ng
'the constituent elements of life. Hoi
lister's Rocky Mountain Ton eures
I when all el*e has fnllM 3fi cents.
|Tea or Tablets. .1. ('. OORSUCH .t
^CO.
New Agency Established.
The Waren .V MonkH Coal Coin
l?nhj yoKterdn) established Its ngencv
in ibis ally in loom 402 of Iii? Sil-?
by building. Mi. n. II. smlib In
ug< in for ibis company, which ox
peels in ilu a large business al liils
pori in the Inline.
Brooklyn Wom.in Dies From Injuries, j
(By Associated PreMS.1
SAVANNAH. CA . April I.Y- .Miss
Mill") Teresa Koike, ol No. 202 I'? i
urn street, Brooklyn, N. v.. who was
Injured on Saturday last in a col
llsloil between a railway engine null
a sightseeing automobile died toilllj
'I'bi' other victims of the collision
lire getting along fairly well.
Threatened Lynching at Beattyville. |
(Hv Associated Press.)
LEXINGTON, KY . April IG. Tin
jail at Ueattyvllle. Loo county, wn
guarded today to prevent a mob froni
l> nehlng, Clay Thomas ami bis fath?
er-in-law. Lev! Reynolds, who are
charged wltli killing .lease Aimer.
The men have conlessed and were'
held by the grand Jury without ball, j
Panama Suiting.
Tills chilli has been ??? ?? ly reduced
in price and really looks as well |
many of the dollar and a ball pieces
'?t clotli Tin. an in hll lending col?
ors, i bid it oiieekl d. single or Ion >
width*, and are (?specially adapted inr^
tin eoiistructloh of children's dresses
er juniper costumes.
Previously Reported Totals
Reported. Yesterday, to Dale.
.. $10,000.00- $|i).uu(i.on
2,1114.00 $121.00 2,438.00
540
1.078
7 SI
524
843
110
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521
985
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no
,50
20.00
I ?0.00
26.00
10.00
102.00
32.00
R0.00
560.00
1.238.50
BOA.00
534.00
1146.60
?I 10.50
482.00
416 no
601.50
1186.00
?112.50
145.011
5n.no
00 50
in.mi
17.0h
25.06
iS.fll)
5.0u
.'lie ml
55.00
135.0(1
10.00
17.00
2?.?0
$19,203^50 $058.00 $10,861.50
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Powder
Into a quart of milk anil fri CM. No heating
oreookinft; iminiug else u> add. one pack?
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cream, l.'osta ?tiout 1 rem a plate.
J'it'e kind*: Vanilla, Chocolate, Straw?
berry, AVfit?it and t/ftjfap?irtd.
Approved t>y 1'iue rood Commissioner*.
No disease u<tniB or (11011101110 poison in
Jell-O Ice Cronm Powdar.
BpackagcaCSo.,
at all grocers.
If yonr grocer
hnrn'i It, send
us Ins name and
V.ic,and 'l pack?
age* nnd our Il?
lustrated recipe
lionk will liu
mailed to you. ?
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Giving, besides all important goner
ul views ol the day, quotations nnd
reports of all markets,
UN EQUALLED MINING NEWS
Is a strong feature of the "Commer?
cial." The Dry Goods, Grocery, Drug,
Metal and Provision Markets each are |
given a huge amount of space dally.
Smaller and less active markets
appear when warranted; at least once
a week.
The FINANCIAL NEWS is unsiir-j
passed, and the INSURANCE DE-1
PART MIC NT is one of the strongest
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All for $6.00 a year. $3.50 for six
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?il Cook-Stove
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The different
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Gives best results.
Reduces fuel ex?
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flame at the touch of the
match. "Blue Flame" means the hottest flame
produced by any stove. The New Perfection
will make your work lighter. Will not over?
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The
gives a clear, steady Vif.ht. Fitted with
latest improved burner. Made of brass
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Every lamp warranted. Suitable forlibrary,
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your dealer's, write to our nearest agency.
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Well equipped rooms good library, experienced teachers. All
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Buxton & Parker
Are daily receiving
additions to their
large stock, and
persons wishing
Iron Beds,
Mattresses,
Cots,
Odd Bureaus,
Waslistands,
Refrigerators
and
Go-Car<s,
Will do well to call
early.
Buxton & Parker
Furnishers for Every Room In
the House.
Experience
A young lady of Newport
News' tells her chum that when
she received her first mascu?
line kiss she felt, as ir some?
thing was running down her
nerves on feet of diamonds, es?
corted by several little Cupids
in chariots drawn by angels,
shaded by hoh.ey-suckels and
canopied % by melted rainbows.
Why shouldn't she like it?
There is nothing better except
Chesterfield
Ginger Ale
Wiih your lips take a sip at
leading fountains and hard
tu-frl.
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Checks in houi
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Moet precious of the flvo
senses?eyesight.
Don't risk It by wearing
wrong glasses.
Eyes Work
The most delicate machinery
moves the muscles of the eyes.
For perfect eyesight the ma?
chinery requires occasional in?
spection.
Proper ICyeglasses reliovo
strain.
No Two Noses Are Alike
ICach eyeglass to givo satis?
faction must be carefully ad?
justed to fit the fnce of tho'
wearer.
HULL & HULL,
Opticians,
121 20th Street, Op. Postofflco..
AT
2617 Washington
Both Phones 521.