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Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1908-08-13
TAFT After New Territory.
Baltimore American.

Baltimore American.
President Mckinley sowed the seed of
natlonalism in the South, President
Roosevelt cultivated the growth and
Mr.. Taft will endeavor to reap the har-
vest. Though coming from a Middle
West State, Judge Taft is, in fact, one
of the most Southern statesmen in the
range of his sympathies and the extent
OF his knowledge to be found in the
country. Mr.. Taft stands for the ma
tionalizing of the South. Many have
belabored the South for its political
SOLITARY, but Taft has labored with it
to convince it that its true interests lie
In the line of the nations development.
and that it cannot afford to have the
stream of national life grow stronger
and stronger without a responsive beat.
The South is the most American section
of the country.
Mr.. Taft can count great deal upon
the popularity of Roosevelt with manv
Southerners. He can count upon the
effect of the policies of Roosevelt that
have touched the Southern spirit. But
he can count much more upon his own
identification with the interests of the
South. He stands for the carrying of
the impulse of Southern industry to the
farthest bounds of South America. The
South sees in him the wizard of Pana-
ma. This undertaking it regards as DC
culiarly its own project 1t sees in him
the magician who has made it impossi-
BILE for the open door in the East to be
shut by any power. Southerners view
him as the vigorous promoter of the
military energies of the nation. They
are full of patriotic sentiment and ar
IDENTIFY devoted to the projects for the
building up of great navy, capable of
defending the entire coasts of the coun-
try and its dependencies. They have
true American shrewdness in forecast
ing coming events, and see that the one
held OF international complications is
that the one field of international COM
plications is that of the Pacific. To
them Taft is the voyager to the East
who has impressed the American name
and character upon the people of that
section. Taft represents almost eyery-
thing to which the South is devoted.
The personal convictions and the pub
lie record of Mr.. Taft will be given
added influence by the favorable turn of
politics in that section. There are
many Southerners who are declaring.
as The American has maintained. that
the Democratic party is no longer a
Southern party. i is Western party
1t has its utilization there. 1t finds its
strongest indorsers there. 1t goes
there for its policies, and it picks its
leaders from that section. 1t is the
party of the plains, of the aIkali region.
OF the sand hills and of the bad lands.
1t is the party of the men of wide WIS.,
ion and narrow range of perception in
relation to national affairs.
The South is awake to the fact that
Bryan is simply exploiting it. Virginia |
and Georgia particularly are quite loose
in their attachment to the traditional
party. 1t would not be surprising if
one or the other or both cut loose from /
Organism. Georgia is honeycombed
with Democratic disaffection. It is a
estimate to place the
Democratic majority in Virginia at the
present at not more than fifteen to
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1908-08-13

The Richmond Times-Dispatch and
other newspapers in the Eastern part of
the State are making some very en-
couraging calculations as to how the
Democrats of the Ninth District can
elect Ryars to Congress. The Demo-
Gratis out here know better. If it had
been thought that the Democratic can
dldate could possibly win the nomina-
tion would not have gone to Mr.. Byars
by default A dozen ambitious fellows
would have engaged in lively scram-
bic for the nomination.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1908-08-13
TrespaSs Notice.

All persons are hereby Notified not TO
trespass on any of my lands situated in
Tazewell county, Va, on the Coal Branch.
two miles west of Pocahontas, and known
as the Hugh Dillon place.
John w. Moore.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1908-08-13
TERM s OF SALE.

All real estate will be sold for one
fourth cash, balance in three equal. an
nuai installments, with interest at six
per cent, purchasers to execute notes
with approved security, and lien to be
retained in deed.
All personal property will be sold for
one.third cash, balance in two equal in
staiiments In three and six months, with
interest at six per cent, and purchasers
10 execute notes with approved security.
:. All properties will be sold free from
liens.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1908-08-13
j. N. n a r M a N .

Trustee in Bankruptcy,
In Re Richards Brick Co., Inc.
Bankrupt.
Aug. 1, 1908.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1908-08-13
The TWICE-A-WEEK AMERICAN.

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Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1908-08-13
VIRGINIA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE.

(State Agricultural and Mechanical
College.)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-22
BIBULOUS HEN BREAKS
the LAWS OF NATURE

length and ~ inches through a. rs
widest point Indicating the con.
ditiOn Of the hon which laid II
under the stress Of the beer diet
the egg IL very full
II WAS this peculiarly which led
Mr.. Thompson 10 bring the egg TO
Tho Star office for. though look.
Ing innocent enough from the out.
side. the egg has proven 20 be q
harbOr Of dupllcity A small hole
chippod In one end reveals inside
the egg smother egg perfectly form
cd even to the hardened shell
Mr. Thompson believes his
Plymouth Rock must have been
seeing double when she laid that
egg or she would not have made
such n palpable error as TO lay two
eggs IN one. He argues that beer
diet IL a wonderful thing in assist.
Ing the efforts OF the hen
The egg Is BEING held IN The
star office 90 see what effect the
beer will have on It's condition
II IL suspected that the egg will
soon show signs Of becoming
added .r
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-22
VICTIM OF ROSE
IS BURIED

Only the widow aud a few rela
tlveN followed the remains OF r. r.
Joseph. shot 10 death last Satur
dag night BY A. y. Rose. to their
last resting place in the Lakeview
cemetery on Capitol hiil this morn.
ing.
The funeral was held from the
Honney Watson undertaking estab
lishment. AZ a result ~ the fear
of the widow that the enemies of
her husband would take advantage
Of the occasion 10 do her harm. only
simple services were held
Mrs. Annie Joseph came TO Sc
attic last night from Port Angeles
and has ever since been In fear of
her life.
She says that axe has been told
that 10000 soldiers. comrades Of
her first husband. would rescue him
from M county jail and help him
10 further his revenge.
She even refuses t0 tell the prose.
cuhngkattorneys office where she
Is stepping while IN the city No
complaint has been made out
against Rose as yet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-22
spVOCATES BOAT LINE
TO- HA W.AIE1AN ISLANDS
DIVER IN Oh YgNpgC
GAMES INJURED

Dole ot America made a gnod
showing In the first rounds OF the
leatherwclght catch.aE catch can
wrestllug bouts today In the first
round he defeated C0lklngn and
In the second round anccnedod In
getting thee decision over Webster
VI England In the second round
also Mckal OF England defeated
White OF England
Dole then won a third victory in
the preiiminaries Of the oatch,an
catch'can match by defeating Nc.
klmod, establishing another new
Olympic record
BACON OF America won the final
heat Ia the t00.meter hurdle race
In IS Heconda Harry Hilman Of
America took second placc and
rromer Of England finished third
Americans Win Finals.
Dole OF America continued In
good form to the end Of the feather.
weight catch aH.eatch.can wrestling
bouts aud won the event by defeat
ing Slim Of England In the flnal
match.
America added another gold
medal % It's collection today when
Irons. who broke the record in the
preliminary heats. won the final In
the running broad jump. hts mark
belng 20 feet ca inches.
Kelly Of America took second
place and Bricker Of Canada cap
tured third
In the flnalz In the 100 meter dash
Walker OF South Africa flnlahed
first. covering the distance In 10 60
seconds. Rector of America took
second place In this event, aud Kerr
% Canada carried off third
England won the final match In
the water polo contests. defeating
the Belgium team by score OF
% 10 2.
In The final match In the Greco
Roman wrestling. Saarela Of Fin.
land defeated Weckman Of Finland
Two olympic records were broken
In the aemlflnaia OF the 400 meter
flat race. Haliawcll Of England
breasted the taps in ts rs seconds
and Robbins Of America made u in
40 seconds flat. The Olympic rec.
ord wns ~ 70 seconds
j. &. Carpenter and Taylor of
America qualified Tor the finals IA
their heats. making IN. course In
40 IS aud ~ as seconds. respective.
~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-22
STAR GETS JOB FOR
UNEMPLOYED MAN

day several persons 'phoned The
star saying that they had work
This morning MIR Allen aud "a Star
representative with the list OF pc,
aitionS offered started out looking
for a job
The result rs job teamlng for
sylvester Bros. wholesale groceru.
AZ good wages
Allen WAS No happy aud anxious
10 hurry home 10 tell his sick wife
OF hia good fortune that h. walked
no town so fast that the reporter
could hardly keep up with him
Allen has lived In Seattle for the
past five years. and has never
missed a days work until last fall
Two weeks ago his wife gave birth
Co daughter and today was the
first time that she was able Ia get
out OF bed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-22
CANNERYMEN
In ALASKA
INDICTED


JUNEAU, Aissks, July "a fed
ersl grand jury which vas special
" summoned here Monday 10 IN
Vesslgsss esnnsryren charged with
sunday fishing Rave returned IN.
dietnaenss against every concern in
Southeastern ALASKA
Today the United states marshal
started out aboard steamer TO
serve tire warrants. The charges
were made BY Fisheries inspector
Cobb. The eases will come up at
the fail term o. court IN this city,
Mary Of the eannerymen have
been guilty Of illegal fishing twice
and have placed themselves In a
bad position, as q fire o. 5000 can
be assessed, and also eonfiseaiion
Of the plant BY the government.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-22
Thousands Parading tn e
Street As a Welcome to
Royalty.

QUEBEC. July 20. Thousands
OF visitors thronged into the city
early today to witness the arrival
Of his royal highneHa. George Fred
criek. prince Of Wales. and heir APP
parent 10 the throne OF the United
Kingdom aud the British domain.
on the fast cruiser lndomltable. the
mystery ship Of the kings army
The streets are filled with en-.
thuHihatic Canadians. singing.
shouting. cheering and laughing.
everyone. from the youngest 10 the
oldest. entering into the spirit of
the occasion.
Formal welcome. the civic ad
dress. will not be- delivered 10 the
prince until tomorrow afternoon.
bu, late today the governor general.
Vice President Fairbanks and a
number Of important Canadian OF.
ficlais will be received on board
the lndomitablc,
IFS royal highneas Is accom-.
panied BY a brilliant staff and the
meeting this afternoon. although
called Informal. will be ceremOni.
Gus Many elaborate ceremonies
have been planned and the prince
will participate 10 some Of the most
spectacular events Ia recent hls.
tory before taking hts departure
from Canada next "Wednesday.
One Of the most notable features
will be the great review on the
Plains % Abraham Friday. follow.
cd BY the dedication Of the Que.
bee hattlefields The tercenten.
nary pageant all be the principal
event Saturday and on Sunday the
prince all attend religious ser
vices
Tuesday there will be tree
planting and early Wednesday
morning the indomitabie will sail
Great curiosity has been aroused
by the mystery ship." and she IL
the center Of interest 10 every one
interested IN maritime matters
The secrets Of her construction
have never been made public. al
though Il 10 generally known that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-22
scsic FOR PRINTERS.

safy no. 2 70 the Typo.
a'alesl naloa extends most cor.
= aaHaiien 70 printers and their
2 atiead a family reunion
a1As' picnie Al Riverton. ON
s'sFsfaan line. to BE- held the
s.aaaJ q this month. July e
90 eAa take their fishing tackle
= he picnic wilI be held on
AlA1 d the Duwamlsh. Trains
q iAs hail hour Come early.
~ % eat for all
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-22
ANUBISCREW
RESCUED

SANTA BARBARA. Cal. July %.
The sloop Ynsx arrived IN the har-
Dor today from San Miguel island
where the KosmoA line steamer An
ubis went on . reef nearly Monday
morning. and reports the rescue Of
all hands on the stranded vessel
She left The wreck at o'clock
Tuesday afternoon
Captain Nidever Of the Ynez
brought dispatches from Captain
Won Salzeu calling for tugs AZ that
time II was believed quick action
would save the steamer. which IL
stranded on reef on the west
coast of san Miguel. She had Is
fet Of water in her hold when the
Ynez left
The passengers. ~ IN number.
and the crew Of % men had been
safely landed on the island. where
a camp had been made and they
we're well provided with provisions.
The island. which Is owned by Cap.
tain Waters Of this city. has few
Inhabitants. the only habltatiou be.
ing the ranch house belonging to
Waters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-22
Beer Diet Produces Won
derful ResuIts-Proof
Is Shown.

That beer II a tonic which pro.
duees surprising results In hens. Ia
the claim Of A y Thompson. f322
Maynard nv. South Park. who is a
driver for the Independent Brew.
ing company and raiser Of poul.
try.
To back up hla assertion OF the
tonic qualities of beer VIXEN applied
10 the egg producer. Mr. Thompson
brought to The Star office yestcr.
day afternoon an eye twice the size
Of the ordinary barn yard product
Although the size of a duck egg. II
bore the unmistakable stamp Of the.
hen
The egg measures 90 inches In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-22
A DINKY LITTLE CAMERA--NO.2
ny an Amateur.

Here's an interior view. Yes. you
guessed ia machine shop, Now
there IL nothing especially thrilling
about a maessae sssg but this pic.
turo sold ,hshachtSs cray. Il had
been on the market some time and
several deals by mail had fallen
through, when this picture was
takcn and matted 10 an Inquirer. II
proved 70 him that thees was a mn,
chine shop and that certain ma.
ehlnary was IN e. The picture Ia a
Time expoauro. The camera was set
on desk and the shutter loft open
about three minutes. Either tho
light was Just right for that OK.
posture or the exposure was Iuat
right for the iBht. since a salts,
factory negative was secured. n
YOU have any place with which YOU
want To famlliarixe others NJ a dis.
lance. get out your dlnky camera
and $50 20 a."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-22
STRIKECONDITION
IS UNCHANGED

The strike % the lonKshoremen
continues today with no marked dlf
ference over the conditions of yes.
tcrday.
Both sides arr betferins their or.
gauiKation. anticipating = fiEht Of
hong duration. A meeting Of the
stcvcdores was held late this after
noon Ia the Longshorcmen'a Union
hall on Western av.. where the con.
diti0ns wefe discussed. and the
poiicy 70 be followed talked over
Picksts for duty a. the different
piers were designated
we can't loss. said J. A Chea.
ter. secretary and business manager
OF the Lonxshoremen's uniou. this
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-22
BURGLAR GETS
SOME JEWELRY

The residence Of W W Merrick.
2s2T sIst a. $. W. was entered
last Sunday night by a thief who
had a pass key The rohber got
away with a gold chain valued AZ
SIS and a diamond brooch valued as
$50. lie also took 81 In cash. The
Merrick family were all absent az
the time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-22
Wrote for a Position and
Want Is Supplied Quickly
Wages Good.

II g. Allen OF 2o90 Sixth av.. ia
one OF the happleat men In Seattle
a. result Of sending a oommunica.
lion to The Star Monday asking for
work
tomorrow morning be will start 20
work At III" flrst steady job he has
had since last November.
Aiiens communication Was pub,
llshcd Monday evening. and yeater.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-22
Leonia W. Browne Seeks d.
vOrce for Her Client, Mary
Rose DesiIets.

Five against one are the uneven
odds IN the struggle Tor a divorce
being heard before Judge Arthur
p Griffin in the superior court to.
day.
And considerinK that two men
have the short end % u seemingly
makes ~. matter worse.
Hat Atty James r. tawlsr ln do
tng the beat he can Tor hiH client.
Joseph lAssil~ss. and the end - not
yet ia sight
lie doesn't seem 90 mind AZ alt
the fact that Leonia W nruwne.
ssatiie'a most prominent feminine
attorney. listens 10 ever word that
he sfiars and plans with p woman =
insight Ia block he every move
Mlss Browne al all stages 81 the
game seems confident. Aud Why
shouldn't She The wife. MARY
Rose nssilets. Tor whom chs 10 APP
pearing. has the two daughters aud
the two SONS on her eide
SO there You are Wife ard
four chiidrwn against a father. aud
a feminine attorney against a Dc.
fenseiesa male lawyer
Twenty Three Years Married.
The pesilets we're married In No.
vcmber. 1885. AZ Wild Rice. y. d.
and existence since then seems to
have been an unequal turmoil For
a time they lived la Wisconsin. the
children Erew up. and later they
came to Seattle
Ne wanted aa to live In the
back part Of a saloon % which be
was the proprietor AZ one time.
said Mrs Deeiieta. who was the
first witness In her own behalf =
wouldn't stand for n
Atty. LAWYER vas doubtful Ia hts
owu mind AZ 10 whether is.yearoId
Ernestiue was not favoring the
mother In her testimony.
Now. all want you to do IL
to tell the truth" protested Mr..
LAWYER
Il arm a Catholic aud never tell
a he" was the quick answer
Ia II not true tina, you are now
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-22

I'VE have a fund reserved
tor the purpose % making a strong
fight and also 1000 stsycdorcs on
the coast behind US
Discussing the strike. Captain
Gibson. manager ~ the Washington
steyedore Company. said The
strike II very ifitimed: with 50
many msu out Of employ ment. ~e
receive more applications for work
than No can now an
Non-union labor was used In dis
charging the Charles Nelson, Which
arrived this morning. and also on
The HyRdcs Last night This atsara.
ship companies state they are ae.
caring full gangs sor their vessels.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-22
MluP MEN GET
n PLUMBER

fs-i 40. who resides az ga
odznsz !. sss heid up b. twn
~ i faxaa a and fsth av. )
q lin sss<s iasf night They
asareAsd HI slgihes bur ne had
ze nasg \ iiiaables ~ any sort
o. = = m~n had q gun and
n - ~ armed With a club
ny ssAs ri boxed like Italians
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-22
GR0CERS ON
A PICNIC

The grocers, accompanied by
their employees aud families. went
across the Sound 20 Pleasant Beach
early this morning for the annual
outing. Large baskets filled with
lunch we're greatly In evidence.
The numerous committees in
charge Of the different events ar.
ranged a good time for today Job.
bers and the large retail dealers do.
mated many prizes 10 De awarded
To the victors In the various games
aud sports
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-22
JOSHUA GREEN
GETS A WHARF

President Joshua Green Of tha
Inland Navigation company return
ed this morning from a trip 10 Van.
cuuver. where he negotiated with
the city officials for the lease Of
the Heatley av wharf. as a landing
place for the Victoria Vancouver
boat which viii be put on that
route
"AiI landing facilities for the
steamer We will put ON that run
have been settled" said Mr. Green
this morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-22
PRINCE OF WALES
NOW AT QUEBEC

she embodies some radical IDEAS
in naval construction.
Vice President Chaa. w Fair.
banks arrived today with Mrs Fair.
banks 20 represent the United
States az the ter.centennary cele-
bratlon here. He was met az Point
Lewis by Rear Admiral Cowies and
Captain Winslow on the battleship
New Hampshire. which fired sa.
lutte In honor OF the American Of.
fetal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-22
FAMILY AND FEMININE LAWYER
AGAINST FATHER AND POOR MALE

grown 40 and that you wish 10 get
rid Of your father" asked I.awier
OF Ernest, 20 years old.
No. That In not true. replied
Ernest
Had Seen Her Father Drunk.
Refine. aged 10. took different
view 81 the case when asked the
same question. She said she had
often seen her father drunk
You are also mad AZ your
father asked Lawier.
No I'm not mad AZ him. but
49, have never known what il was
"a BE- happy In our homa. said the
girl
Hut You have all MADE no your
minds to gcs rid ~ him. persisted
thv attorney
Yes air. said the daughter. we
SAINT him to LET a. alone
Alfred. aged IL. also gave his
version OF the conditions under
which the family bad been living
Mfa Desileta In her complaint
claims that the husband aud father
had tried to All her and Erneailne
on June seth of thia year She
says hs struck and beat her ana
knocked the daughter down.
Mother Owns Home.
The family lives 81 si4 zsth av
In a house which Mrs D~ailets
claims 10 have bought with money
len her By her father.
Miss Hfowne sets a mild TYNE
FOR the feminine sttofncra Of The
city 20 i've 40 10. She asks All
h@r questions In quiet tone. never
Raising her voice
She wore a white dress today
with fun sleeves. One would fhlnh
however. that she wonld al leaa,
take of her hat when going into
action.
Not for Mlxs Browne. She kent
n on. a black straw affair of the
np one side and down the ether
kind. Il vas set off with a big
black bow.
While tf fixing 90 her witne.a abe
would hold a pad OF paper IN one
hand and a pencil In tho other
teeminglY undetermined whether or
not 20 take notes as the case pro.
grssscd
Mr. Desilsis va pat on the stand
At noon and the trial for hcr will
no doubt come when she Ia com.
PEELED 20 cross examine the man
from whom she is trying to sep.
arate wife and children.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-22
ANOTHER WOMAN
ASKS DIVORCE

Henrietta NJ Botta claims she
cannot live with James Botta. whom
she married IN this city on August
-, 1904, and asked the superior
court boday for divorce on the
grounds of cruel treatment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-22

Tomorrow Ia visitors day At the
Navy Yard. The entire Pacific
fleet. consisting OF the Washington.
81 Louis. Pennsylvania. Colorado,
Milwaukee. Tennessee aud Charles.
ton. are az the Navy Yard Beats
leave pier 2, foot Of Yesler way
every hour. Round trip soc ss'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-22

LOS ANGELES. Cal. July ga
The steamer Roanoke Of the North
Pacific Coast Steamship Co. south
bound. was picked up by wireless
telegraph this morning while she
was off San Luis ObIspo. and her
captain ordered to change his
coarse aud proceed to the assist
ance Of the steamer Anubis, which
Is breaking up on a reef Off san
Miguel island The Roanoke should
reach the wreck IN three OF four
hours.