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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-06-09

The Daily Leader at the price of
500 per year to our country sub
scribers should be read by everyone
in the county.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-06-09
10 THE PUBLIC.
TO Whom it May concern:

To Whom il May Concern:
Mr.. G. r.. Ragaa WAS the architect
and builder on our new factory and
storage houses which we recently
sold to the II. j. Reynolds Tobacco
Company It gives me pleasure to
state that MIR. Ragan gave us entire
satisfaction I'm the capacity OF archi-
tect. builder and manager, and we
found him entirely satisfactory and
competent I'm these capacities. He is
a gentleman OF honor and integrity
and attentive TO his work, with no
bad habits. can heartily recon-
mend him I'm the above capacity.
PANNlLL RUCKER,
President Rucker e. Witten
Tobacco Co. and Manager
for Martinsville Branch OF
r.. ]. Reynolds Tobacco Co.
G.. n. Raglan.
Architect and Builder, . -.
Offices owe billiards. Drug Store,
SALEM, VA
Plans and specifications prepared
on the very shortest notice.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-06-09

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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-03-23
isle Of Spice. -

One of the most elaborate and gor'
seous of musical comedies,is Manager
B. C. Whitney's elsie Of Spice, "
which will appear at this theatre IN
the near future. The elsie of Spice y
was one of the few big musical sue
cesses Of last season, and If ever a
theatrical attraction may lay claim
to the often misused title of ''metro-
politan success,' the Isle of Spice
may, for within the past two years II
has played $50 nights each in Chlca-
90. Boston and New York City. II
has but recently closed its long run at
the Majestic Theatre, New York City
and will be presented here with the
identical company, scenery, electrical
and mechanical effects that have had
50 much to do with it's popularity.
The book cf the elsie Of Spice' is
bv Allen Lowe and Geo. E. Stoddard.
the music being by Paul SCHNEIDER and
Ben NJ. Jerome. It tells the story OF
Bompopka, sixty-seventh king Of Mic
obar. Nicobar is an island in the
China Sea north of Japan. According
to the laws Of the island, when the
ouenn consort reaches the age Of thlr-
tv she is sent to the tomb Of silence.
The first queen is already there, ano
the second has but three weeks long
er to share the throne. At this inter
esting stage a war balloon from a
United States cruiser lands on the IS
land with two sailors who immediate
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-03-23
FL. CARDOZO'S FAME.
The Radical State Treasurer S Name
Perpetuated By Public School
for Negroes in National
Capital.

The State.
Washington, March lit may or
may not be significant; in either
event it is interesting that at the very
time "The Clansman,' which at
tempts to portray the evils Of Recon
struction and has its setting in South
Carolina, was being produced IN
Washington, the alumni of the M
street high school for negroes IN this
city met and passed the following
resolutions, of course without any
thought of the play at the Columbia
theatre on F street,:
"The new school building for color
cd children. which is located IN the
thirteenth division on I between First
and South Capitol streets. southwest,
has been designated hv the commits
sioners Of the district as the Cardozo
school.
eve. therefore. tender eur thanks
to the board Of commissioners. and
that at the earliest practicabIe tlmH
we will place in that building q bust
of the late Prof. Card"Zo rs a rerEna-
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-03-23
v start to make things hum.

Then atives consider them messen-
gers from the sun. and high honors
are showered upon them. The king,
who is bankrupt, believes they would
produce their fettishes. and make him
unlimited wealth, as he believes them
to be wizards.
One of the particular novel and at
tractive features Of the elsie Of
Spice' is the originality of the stage
effects and business, and the ginger
and positive brilliance Of the chorus
work. Among the musical numbers
are the following great song hits:
APeggy Brady" "The Broomstick
Witches,' - "The Goo Goo Man. -
"Ching Ling Fong,' f'Uncle Sam S
Marines,' "The Maid Of Nicobar,'
and How Can You Tell Till You
Try
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-03-23
Hiss Leslie Leigh S Football Bulletin
Board.

Miss Leslie Leigh, r1jlnu donna @!
the " Isle OF Spice = company. soon t"
:,r >...I IN this city al the opera house
i ~ :.,lh'>:HStic :!,,nirrr ii or lla-
,irna! ..alnr "l football. and always
makes it Il l,nn; IT, be present at The
annual football game between Vale
and Harvard The recent agitation
for the revision OF football rules caus-
ed Miss Leigh to view the matter
from all umorous standpoint, and at
ter thinking over the situation. she
has issued the following Football
Bulletin:'
The debate between Yale and Har-
ward resulted unanimously in favor
Of Yale. The topic, ''Why is Foot
ball?" gave ample scope 10 the young
Ciceros.
1.-The Rise and Fall Of Football* is
in course of preparation. There will
be 50 volumes and the Introductory
page has already been finished.
Princeton Prof. Superfine board
ed a train for Philadelphia at 3:33.
lie wore gunshoes, and declined to
tell the ticket seller his destination
when he bought his transportation.
Prof. Yellyet has decided to close
Harvard until the football. question IS
settled. In the meantime, Harvard
will be rented as home for crippled
halfbacks.
Cissie Lotus in 1916, My next
imitation will be that Of a 1908 foot
ball. Applause by venerable sage
wearing a set of white lilacs.
Anheuser-on-the-Busch, Bava-
-"Prince Rousemittem has post
poned his intended tour of the United
States until the football question has
been settled He wants to get. a
chance in the newspapers.
New York Whirled, d,-''Because Of
20,OOO-word interview with the Janl-
tor at Yale on Football and Sanity,
we will not print President Roose-
velt' 5 message until tomorrow. The
policy Of this paper has always been
to give the most important news pre-
cedence. y
The University Of Rapture, lndl-
ana, has decided to drop football. The
twelve students Immediately held a
meeting of protest.
Washington,-''Th North Atlantic
Squadron has been ordered to Boston
to aid the army in quellins the foot
ball riots caused by DR.. Sadley's re-
cent interview. -
Washington.-'' President Roose-
welt has invited the members Of the
Football Rules Committee to Ports
mouth. Il
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-03-23
WHITE SERVANTS
FOR The SOUTH
IMMIGRATION TO SOLVE THE
DOMESTIC HELP PROBLEM.
Preparing to Bring Number Of
White Girls to This State from
Ireland and Distribute Them
Where Most Needed.

Columbia. March 19.-Mr. ?. Jur-
Yensen. Of the North German Lloyds,
who was here today on trip through
the south appointing local agents tor
his steamship company, expressed the
opinion to this correspondent that the
solution of both the immigration and
the servant problem in the south lies
in givingLproper encouragement to a
good class of immigrants to come into
the cities and towns and work as ser
wants.
He denied that the experiments
tried at several points IN North Caro-,
lima and at the winter resorts III
South Carolina had proved failures,
and said that his long experience IN
dealing with immigrants to the
Northwest had demonstrated the
necessity Of this way of handling the
newcomers. and he accounted for the
fact that the work Of bringing lmml-
grants into the south was meeting
with slow and otherwise slow success
bv pointing to the way the lmm1-
grants arch andled after they get
here He said that the immigrants
had no objections to working IN the
same community where negroes are
employed as servants.
After Mr.. Jurgensen had seen I'M
MIGRATION Commissioner Watson
however. he changed his view IN many
RESPECTS. Mr.. Watson went over the
s;tnation with him carefully and
showed him that the only way to
bring immigrants into the south so
they will stay is by the colonization
plan, instancing a number Of cases IN
which the newcomers had become dis
satisfied and gone away, and point
inc out the wonderful possibilities OF
trucking in this section so favored
over the Northwest by climate.
The demands upon Mr.. Watson s
office from every part Of the state
for servants has been steadily grow
ing, but so far he has not been able to
meet it in any adequate manner,
though he has placed a few servants
here and there.
:"We think we will have much OF
this servant evil cured in about SIX
months, though" Commissioner Wat
son said, "through a scheme we have
blocked out and are about to put into
operation. Mr.. Herbert sails from
New York on the oath for Glasgow
and will work in the north Of Ireland
section, where the people have not
been used to high. wages. These I'M
MIGRANTS, in families as far as posi-
bic, will be passed at Ellis Island and
put right aboard a Clyde steamer for
Charleston, being tieketed straight
through to Columbia, where they will
be distributed near the towns so that
the girls who will work in the families
will be safeguarded and will be more
acceptable in the homes. If those
New York labor agents get hold Of
them even over night it s ell off so far
as this section is concerned.
"On a recent trip to New York [
heard women immigrants just off the
boat offered as high as $45 a month
and home to cook. We simply can t
meet these sort of prices and while
the people here are willing to pay a
little more than they aro paying ne
sroes, it is impossible to supply this
section with white servants in any
other way than that have suggest
ed
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-06
STANFORD'S RUGBY
PLAYERS ARE I'M
GOOD FORM.

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Oct. g.
Forgetting all OF their accomplishments
of prep school days, the freshman
squad OF Stanford University is be-
coming a proficient exponent of the
Rugby game. Coach flanagan has
taken charge of the babies prepara-
tory to giving the fifteen men who will
enter the scrtmmage next Saturday the
best training possible Every move OF
the freshman squad is noted and criti-
cised by flanagan and wrong points
corrected Team work is beginning to
appear out the chaos of former play
ing.
The playing OF several of the fresh
men is consistent. Others are erratic
and cause the lineup to change. III
the serum are heavy Weights. who
would have made star linemen in the
old game and who rush the ball with
their old-time form in the Rugby game.
Among those who have shown form at
these positions are Cheda. Fitting.
Winter. Reynolds, Thorpe. Hine. Worth
ington and Penberton-
R. Little. who comes from the south
ern part of the State with reputation
as a quarterback at the old game. is
the most promising man for the posi-
tion at halfback- Meredith and Jordan,
two football players from Hoitt's and
Palo Alto schools respectively. have
been tried at ffve-eighths and both have
given a certain amount OF satisfaction.
Mitchell. one of the stars OF the back
field. a graduate OF a Los Angeles
preparatory school. Is playing the other
center and is regarded as a fixture.
Cook OF Santa Barbara IS looked upon
as the player at left wing three quar-
tiers. De Bolt. upon the other wing. Is
promising. Faulkner. as fullback. has
appeared at his best and his ability
to boot the leather in a pinch has been
tested satisfactorily.
Stanford expects to outweigh Cali
fornia in the serum and the backs are
not considered light At kicking there
is perhaps shade in favor of the blue.
Santa Cruz will play Berkeley tomor-
row and then the prospects OF the clash
upon the 18th inst. will materialize.
The contest for positions upon the
varsity has narrowed down to a finer
point than upon the freshman squad.
although the time for the intereol-
legiate clash is further advanced BY
several weeks.
The best of the new force Of Rugby
players is not those of the old, but
representatives from the track and
baseball diamond Men OF the caliber
OF Stott, Fenton, Chalmers aRd stars
OF last year. however, have no difficulty
in passing muster on the first aggrega-
ton.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-06
NEW YORK GAINS
SECOND PLACE
In LEAGUE.

BOSTON, Oct. 5.-Second place In the
final standing Of the American League
was assured TO the New York club BY
its to victory over the tafl-enders
today. The winners punched hits In
the fourth inning. Score:
boston &
Batteries-Orth. Chesbro and Nc
Guire: Overton and Carrfgan.
CHICAGO, Oct. 5.-Ail OF Cleyeland's
misplays coupled with two passes. e.
sacrifice and seven hits. including a
triple. in the sixth inning. gave Chicago
the second game of the visitors hnaf
who ran near the circus seats In right
field for Bernhard's long dy, was q
feature Score: r. H. z.
Chicago ...................9 19
Cleve IL
Batteries-White, Smith and Towne;
Bernhard and Clark.
ST LOUIS, Oct 5.--The- Derf0ft-St.
Louis game was postponed; cold wealth
er. Two games tomorrow
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-06
WALL PAPER AND DECORATING
ASSESSMENT NOTICES.
NOTICE or ASSESSMENT.

SPRING VALLEY WATER COMPANY.
Location of principal place of business: City
and county OF San Francisco, state Of California.
Place Of business In said San Francisco: No.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN that at meet
ing of the directors of said SPRING VALLEY
WATER COMPANY, held on the 9th day of Au-
gust, A. d. 1906, an assessment lNo- y of
three fs2 0O} dollars per share was levied upon
the capital stock Of the said corporation, the
SPRING VALLEY WATER COMPANY, pay
able immediately to J. NJ Duke, the secretary,
at the office OF said corporation, In the building
No 14O9 Sutter street. In the city and county
of San Francisco state of California. Any
stock upon which this assessment shall remain
A. D. 1908 will be delinquent and advertised for
sale at public auction. and unless payment Is
made before will be sold on Thursday. the first
day Of November A. ID. 1905 to pay the delin-
quept assessment together with costs of adver-
Using and expenses OF sale
BY order Of the board OF directors.
]. NJ. DUKE,
Secretary OF the Spring Valley Water Company.
Location of office: l4o9 Sutter street, San
Francisco, California
DISAPPOINTMENT NOTICE.
SPRING VALLEY WATER COMPANY made
at meeting held September 27, 1906. the date
of delinouency under the above assessment was
extended and postponed until Monday, October
l5 1906, and the date of sale of delinquent
stock was extended and postponed to Monday.
November 10, 1905
= BY order Of the board of directors.
Secretary Of the Spring Valley Water Company.
Location OF ofhce 1i09 Sutter street. San
Francisco. California.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-06
BOSTON Nationals WIN.

NEW YORK. Oct 5.-The Boston Na--
tionaIs won an easy victory here to-
DAY DAY IL sat ssa pooF Psensa s Tss
r. H z.
Boston --.- $780, -
New York ..--............1
thewson and Bowerman- Umpire
EmslIe-
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-06
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.


A CITY AND COUNTRY HOME COMBINED.
Large nine-room residence. bay windows,
four mantels; modern plumbing; large private
barn, auto garage, etc; thoroughly modern
and up 10 date. with sanitary plumbing, and
in frst-elass repair; nearly two acres Of
ground fronting on High ST.. Virginia ave,
aud Vernon ave: the electric cars TO Mills
Seminary and Leona Heights pass the prop
erty on Vernon ave; place known as the
Berlin place; three blocks to the public
schools; six blocks to the new Union High
School and Scenic Boulevard: surrounded by
some of the best homes in Alameda County;
the owners are non-residents and took this
place under foreclosure Of mortgage for more
than $4,000: price is now reduced 10 $4,000
for en- immediate sale; terms only $500 cash.
balance on time: place IS vacant and
ready for occupancy; there is a caretaker on
the premises al the time to show the place;
take Seventh street local train 10 23d ave.
then Mills College and Leona Heights cleo
trio car. take the East Oakland and Hay
wards electric car and transfer TO the Leoaa
Heights car at High ST. and San Leaadro
road; the house and any part Of the ground
viii be sold at a less price, according 10 the
amount Of ground taken; For further par
ticulars and terms see j. S. MYERS, 1902
Broadway, Oakland
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-06

THREE BARGAINS.
$3500-Six-room house fine corner lot, IL
100 the corner room being used for gro
Gerry and bakery: good locality for bust
ness. and property which win advance; a
few blocks south Of Fortieth st. Key Route
and Telegraph ave.; stock at invoice If de-
sired.
s575o-A IO-room house On 6oxl25 foot lot, or
$500 with 90 feet Of frontage near
Telegraph ave and 1hirty-seyenth ST; a
splendid building and renting locality.
S2G00-Another highly improved large lot: 5
rooms; well loca ted; II taken this week
come, let show yGu these bargains.
THOMAS GILBERT.
Io04 Union Savings Bank Building, Oakland
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-06

TELEGRAPEER's SUDDEN DEATH.--Oak-
land, Oct. 5.-Marcus G. Gillian. a telegraph
operator. 40 years of age who formerly resided
IN Los Angeles, died suddenly today az HOS
Willow street. shortly before hts death Gil
lam had been complaining of pains IN bis heart
and shortness OF breath
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-06
TO LEASE.

GOODFELLOW-S MARKET.
The largest. most modern. best equipped and
best located general market IN West is TO be
erected a once on the site shown In the dla-
gram below. The main entrances viii be from
AcAliister St, Cough ST. and Fulton st The
sanitary conditions in this market viii be per
feet and no expense viii be spared to make
this the most attractive shopping place in the
cffV
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-06

@SZT oV -
Work viii commence at once on this nam
moth market and same viii be ready for &C.
cHpancy between November l and IS. 1906
Reservations for space and arrangements for
the leasing Of stalls may be made at 1923
MeAllister st on and after 10 o'clock a. m on
SATURDAY. October g. 1906
LOYEGROVE CO. Agents
ll29 McAlIister ST,
Phone Park 1906 San Francisco Cal
TO lesse-A nne house and yard; house has 0
rooms BATH gas. etc Address 2969 Johnson
ave. near Versailles station, Altmeda-
I HAVE a saloon and rooming- house; choice To-
cation, O'Farren and Fillmore. Box
1885. Call office.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-06
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
Aravnrrr rnac.r

MAYBELL TRACT.
Tbs IS considered one Of the best tracts OF land
ever Subd1vtoed down on the peninsula, for
EIerly contained LOG acres; there are now re-
as naming ' eaiy a0+F 20 tracts frgi ~ 70 acres
fine avenues through property; fronts on main
county road from s. F. to San Jose: level and
being built near one corner Of tract and road
Will soon be completed and connecting at San
g. sce Ss new sss o o sst & pses
terms IS cash, balance 6 per cent per annum
maps and full particulars of
CHATFIEID & vINZENT,
81 Post ST., S E.
slsoo-lo ACRES. suitable for poultry ranch
Fich i1 level level land; GOOD house, chicken houses:
water; also running stream; household furni
ture, tools; several tons Of hay: loo yards OF
thriving town. n cash. J. W. DONNELLY,
23o Shotvell ST.. near Sixteenth. Call before
2:3o p m.
CALIFORNIA and 81 acre, balance entire pur
chase u week for each acres; no taxes: no
ready to piow; under irrigation I perpetual sssasi
water right; immediate possession given; par
stevinson Colony. room IS. 7os Van Ness p s1e'.
San Francisco.
GOOD grain ranch: bargain: just ontsfde Stan
islaus irrigation district; improved; part twice
quarters section can be had: also 20 'spe acres
within Modesto city limits and within irriga-
ton district; 20 acres good bottom land. H. c.
R0SSEL box 322, Modesto. Cal.
HOMES IN the country; send for catalogue O.
WOOSTER CO.. 1906 O'Farreil st
MILL VALLEY REAL ESTATE
TAMALPAIS PARK in the heart of beautiful
Mil Valley is an ideal spot for an all year
round home; pretty rolling country, no damp
canyons; abundance of sunshine makes 1t per-
missibe for permanent home.
The property is very accessihle-two stations
on tract; all lots within a few minutes walk
OF train. The train service is excellent, and
it takes but very short time 10 get from
your business TO the tract.
We are selling large lots on graded streets,
sewer and water mains laid
Prices $3.50 and upward.
$40 monthly payments.
Don't delay; see the property today; you will
enjoy the trip IL you don't buy: take
Sausaiito ferry and train TO Mill Valley.
Brsnch office at NH Valley.
LYON & H0AG 636 Market st. at Montgomery.
THOUSANDS Of people are looking for country
homes close TO the city. Mil Valley, just 40
minutes from San Francisco. is the only suburb
which has in c0mbina tion the natural beauties
Of the country and all city advantages.
We handle the choicest property in Martin
County. which sells at prices and on terms uD-
dreamed OF; $500 will buy you beautiful lot:
sil we ask is a small payment down. and the
balance in easy monthly installments
Call and see us before good lots are all
gone. J. FRED SCHLINGMAN CO., Mil
Valley.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-06
CITY REAL EsTATE-continued.

TO iet-wiII put Up temporary buildings X side
Of seventh 81 $50 OF Folsom. s3xisa;
" side Of Third ST.. so 5. of Harrison. soS
100; W side - Third St. so S. OF Perry, 25S
s5; S. side Of Harrison. T5 " Of Third. Soa
i2o; temporary building on f line Of Polk. be-
tween Clay and Washington. GEORGE Is.
after p. "a.
$5S0o-JUST completed. elegant residence OF
rooms. bath; beamed ceiling, electric light ane
laundry; billiard room in basement; Eleventh
ave, near | St, Sunset District. Owner al
building after 12
Sl0.500-rWo 2-storv houses for sale. rooms
and bath each: modern: high ground ana me
basement. Call lis Baker ST. ~. CalifeInia
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-06
CITY REAL ESTATE.
BOwEs BREUNER co.
REAI EST ATE
l4pl VAN NESS AVE


l4ql VAN NESS AVE
TELEPHONE EMERGENCY 125
S65 .0oo-Nan Ness ave. nesr Bush St; 50 feet
front; on west side Of very best block;
5year Ercund lesse. S4lo per month :
3story building reverts to land az end Of
ease. we have very limited contract
81 tijs low figure.
sa.oeo--Third ave. near st; handsome new
Trooul COTTAGE large stable or garage; a
very pretty house az low price.
SI2.a0o--6reen 81. north side; beautiful hats;
marine view; rents SI1o per month.
sl.O0o-Iackson St. Broderick; f-room
cottage. With stable garage; very styl-
ISL and attractive: hardwood aoor. mar
pc steps. etc; handsomely decorated :
lovely garden; very sunny
Ss.5oo--Jackson 81, rear Hyde; key lot .
fecf: splendid for isrs or smaH apsrt-
H2.o0o-Clay st. near Walnut. north side;
Lovely i0-room residence; hsrdwood floors.
eHiiard room. erc.; marine view; cost
So 600 70 build
sse. -wusaington ST. between Van Ness and
PoR. lot 80 Feet front bv 1875 deep:
Iiiis is a grand lot only leo feet from
Aaa Ness ave. cleared and Level; a
great bsresin.
SIS. .5Oo-I.ot north Side Eddy ST. opposite Jefer-
son square: 40x120 feet TO rear street
adjoining building il feet from lot line.
thus .nsnring light and sun; this is a
particularly fnc lot.
Sio.coo-Eleventh St. near Market; 25-foot lot.
opposite Ocean Shore Raiload de-
pot: this viii make hne psoht for you;
owner mast SELL paid $1,000 three
years ago.
So. .50o-Lot in downtown district within q
block and half from Kearny 81; 55xi2e.
less J. 10 rear street; owner refused So
600 before The FIRE; hne lot for lodg-
ing apartment house. hotel or other
purpose.
ss.5oo--Attrsctive residence; octavia. near
sloo per foot: vsnejo near Devfsadero: ma
riue view building LOT; $50 feet front or
fn subdivision.
\ 81 -5oo-CafiforDia st rear Scott: residence
BowEs- -BREUNER co.
REAL ESTATE.
l491 VAN NESS AVE. NEAR PINE
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-06

800 FEET FRONTAGE,
CLOSE TO PIEDMONT STATION,
AT VERY GREAT BARGAIN
SIS FOOT CHEAPER
THAN ANY OTHER LOTS IN THIS Lo
CALITY
THE CORNER LOT CO.,
91S BROADWAY. OAKLAND, CAL