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The San Francisco call., 1908-11-02
STUDENTS TO SHOW
ELECTION RETURNS
Reports Will Be Received at
Harmon Gymnasium and
Repeated on Screen

BERK ELEY, Nov. students of the
University of California have arranged
to give a complete report by telegraph
of the election results Tuesday even
ing at Harmon gymnasium where op-
orators will receive the returns as they
come from all parts of the United
States. The dispatches viii be tran
scribed and flashed by stereopticon on
large screens.
1t is expected that several thousand
Berkeleyans will avail themselves of
this convenient opportunity to obtain
the election results. Both national and
state figures will be given as rapidly as
they are received.
To add bit to the interest of the
evening the students have arranged a
concert. which will be given by the
University of California cadet band
under the leadership of Delbert Crane.
Neal F. Lansing, a barytone soloist at
Epworth Methodist church South, will
render several vocal numbers. The
musical program follows:
March Bedford CarnivaI' Alexander
N0verture, selections from the Merry Wild
ew Franz Lenar
Overture. Barber Of seville" .Rossini
Vocal solo, ta) The Arabs Bride;'' (b) My
Little Irish Girl. Arranged by d. R. Crane
arranged by ID. r. Crane.)
Sung by Neal Lansing. baryt
Overture, Woodland Selections" 49,. .Luders
The Dance of the skeletons ...--..... Wiley
American PATROL tcharacteristic)
Star Spsngled Banner"
In order to permit the freshmen of
the various sororities at the University
OF California TO become better ac-
quainted with one another. the upper
class members of Gamma Phi Beta have
issued cards for an informal reception
tomorrow evening In honor of the
freshman initiates of every sorority
represented on the campus. No definite
program of entertainment has been
planned, 1t being the intention of the
hostesses to give the entire evening
over to the pleasant task of acquaint-
ing the many freshmen with their sister
Greeks.
The attractive chapter house of the
Gamma Phi Betas, in Durant avenue,
has been layishly decorated and will
furnish an appropriate setting for to-
morrows gathering. Among those who
will receive are:
Miss Alma Eastin Beulah Bridges
Miss Alice Southwcrth Miss Mary Riley
Miss Justine Griffths Miss Lucille Daniels
Margaret Griffths Miss Florence Hincks
elizabeth Austin Miss Genevieve Goodacre
Elizabeth Derge
The freshmen members of the Gamma
Phi Beta who Will assist the upper
class women are:
Miss Lorraine Andrews, Miss Mildred lie Conte.
Berkeley Berkeley
Miss Ina Halle. Chico Miss Ellen Ord. Berke-
Miss Elizabeth Bridge ley
MIN Valley Miss camelita woer.
Miss Eleanor French ner, San Francisco
Berkeley Miss Ora Muir. Santa
Miss Josephine Ie Rosa
('oufp RerkoIav
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-02
Golden Rule Captures
Her First Stake

Golden Rule. Shorty Jones entry,
won her maiden victory in the class
stake at InSleside cOursing park TAX
ing the measure of such high class
greyhounds as Waubanauhkee. Sister
and Speedway. The black daughter of
Recotor showed a high flight of speed
and she was we'll played favorite
throughout the day.
A big champion stake is down on the
card for next Sunday. Results
Open stake first rOund-Eleanor beat Little
wood; Master Lane beat Toreador; Red Leaf
beat Fetter Frees Last; Star Pointer beat Mel
rose Belle; Primrose beat Free VIII: Invincible
beat Raby Aurora; Tennis Girl beat Merry
Widow; Young Johnnie beat Third Rail- Belmont
beat Winnie O'Connor: Pedlar Baun beat Golden
Gate. Young Clovefdale beat OTTAWA. Gentle
Anne bye, Lady Kelp withdrawn Crystal
Flower beat Go Ashore; L. " beat Iron House.
Second round-Eleanor B beat Master Lane
Red Leaf bye. Star Pointer withdrawn; Invinei-
bic beat Primrose: Young Johnnie beat Tennis
Girl; Belmont beat Pedlar Baum; Gentle Anne
beat Young Cloverdale: Crystal beat GalcOver:
L. NJ. beat Bright Flower.
Third round-Eleanor beat Red Leaf. In
vinefble beat Young Johnnie; Gentle Anne beat
Belmont; Crystal beat L. NJ.
Fourth round-Eleanor beat Invincible; Crys-
tai beat Gentle Anne.
FinaECrystal beat Eleanor
Glass stake. first round-The Crowd beat Ira
lee Girl; sangerman bye. The Rowdy with
beat Russell j; Gallant Boy bye. Wild Mamie
withdrawn; Golden Rule beat Maud O'Connor
Sister beat Betsy Brown; Speedway beat Gaite-
Second round-sangerman a bye. The Crowd
Withdrawn; Waubanauhkee beat Mainstsy; Sis
ter beat Gallant Boy; Golden Rule beat Speed
way.
Third -waubanauhkee beat Sangerman; 4;
Golden Rule beat Sister.
Final-Goiden Rule beat Waubanauhkee.
Unfinished. open stake-Turkey's Best beat
onondago; Best Turkey a bye; White Rogue
bye
Fourth round-Turkey's Best beat White
Rogue.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-02
VIM. HUGHES, PIONEER
LUMBERMAN, is DEAD
Deaths AK FeIIs Man Who
Started Industry in Red
wood City so Years Ago

REDWOOD CITY. Nov. William
Hughes, wealthy lumberman and pio-
neer of the county. died at his home on
the outskirts OF this city yesterday
morning Hughes moved to Redwood
City from Maine more than SO years
ago and almost imediately engaged in
the numbering business on the coast
side. gradually working upward and
securing control of vast tracts of land.
until he obtained fortune estimated at
$250000. at which time he retired from
active business life
At the time OF his death Hughes was
IS years of age and is survived by a
wife and stepdaughter. the wife of DR..
Asa Collins of San Francisco. The fu-
neral services will be held tomorrow
afternoon from the Masonic lodgerooms.
of which order Hughes was a promi-
nent member. The interment will be
at Union cemetery
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-02
"sLIvERs" is WHOLE SHOW
Ex-Barnum Clown Takes All
Orpheum Honors

'Slivers' Is the show at the Orpheum
this week. This capable person, who
is casually known as Frank Oakley, is
pantomine star of the first magni-
tude. The way he depicts a baseball
game shows that he has played the
role OF the fan in many an encounter.
This clever man, who helped r. +
lie. has clownish accomplishments that
win for him merry rounds of applause.
He Is good. He Is catcher until three
men are retired in pantomime and then
he himself has his inning. knocking
home run, only to be called out at
the plate. and performing other stunts
that appeal especially to the lover OF
the great American game. This pre-
mier entertainer is assisted by Artie
Nelson, a clever acrobat.
George Primrose, heralded as the
appeared in this city yesterday for the
first time In vaudeville. He sings with
a hint of his old time dash and dances
with a suggestion of the grace that
halcyon days of minstrelsy. His four
dancing boys, however, are now more
important to the act than he is, except
as suggestion of days gone by.
The four Nightons. billed as Famous
Olympian Gymnasts in Their New Act
OF Effective Pastures and Feats of Her
culanean Strength" are really good.
They are men OF extraordinary devel-
opment and executed some new feats
In acrobatic work.
Alfred Kelley, assisted by Miss Me-
thilda Bottle. presents I'm trust and
takes advantage of the occasion to un-
load numerous bits of Irish sentiment.
For those who like that class OF en-
tertainment the act is good, but
Black and Jones, Valadon, Miss Hope
Booth and Lewis and Green are hold
overs that still win applause. The
Orpheum is not up to standard this
week. but still furnishes a reasonable
excuse for an afternoon or evenings 3
diversion.
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NOVELTIES AT NATIONAL
Milk Can Trick and Pretty Girl
Acrobats Star Features

The bill at the National this week is
featured by two distinct vaudeville
novelties-the mystifying milk can
trick OF Friavolo and the sensational
stunts of the three YI1eronis sisters.
The latter are pretty and symmetrical
young women who execute difficult ac-
robatic and balancing feats while
perched upon revolving globes which
they propel around the stage with
grace and ease. FriagOlo performs Il
mysterious cabinet trick and finds a
way out OF mammoth milk can filled
with water. the cover Of which Is Sc
cured by several padlocks fastened by
Noluntee from the audience. who hold
the keys while the performer is extri-
eating himself. Monologist Tom Gill
len and Noble and Brooks. song and
dance artists, supply the fun OF the
bill and DOrsch and Russell furnish an
excellent musical turn with splendid
electrical scenic effects. The others are
Tops. Topsy and Tops. comedy aero
bats. Harry Thornton in limitations on
the piano and Leanders, the unicycler.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-02
"A NAVAJO'S LOVE"
IS PLAY OF MERIT
Sedley Browns Production at
the Valencia Is Strong
Conception
Robert Warwick Gives Notable
Characterization of Lead
ing Role
CAST OF CHARACTERS
In Sedley Browns Drama.
"A NavajO's Love"

Julian Navajo of SO wall street. ......
.....s.......R Robert warwick
Tom King of Kfngdale manor ..........
.CnarteS DOW CLARK
Arthur La Sale OF the stock exchange.
Robert Homans
II. d. King OF King & La Sale. ..
..............-......R Reginald Travers
Running Fox Of the Navajo tribe ...
..................F Frank McGlynn
Major CORTLAND of the army ....
.darry CaSnman
Fred Deane of Navajo & Co. Harry Fraser
Paul Arnold Of the street. :. Robert Leonard
Signor Louisville of the opera house -.
fillmore walker
Benjamin of the stables. Thomas Trebell
Jim Williams of the Western Union
Observation-Disclosures. George Won Blk
Alice King Of society. :. Willette kershaw
Lillian Deane. NJ D., OF the New York
CoIiege .Arleen Hackett
Anna CORTLAND of the capitol. .......
Blanche Douglas
Minnie King of the high school. .......
....................... Peggy Monroe
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-02

affairs, has also rendered his resigna-
tiOn In connection with recent pubiica-
tions I'm a London newspaper of the
emperor's interview.
BERLIN, Nov 1.-Chancellor Won
Bulow's position appears to be almost
untenable. Far and wide throughout
the empire the newspapers of all par
ties, with varying degrees of amaze
ment and regret, view the govern
ments explanation of the way what
purported TO be enormously important
utterances of the emperor affecting
three great powers, passed through the
hands of the chancellor and along lines
OF foreign office people without SEEM
ingly having been considered by any
of them or read by most of those re-
sponsible for the delicate foreign re-
lations.
The emperor fully condones Prince
Won Bulow's part in the affair. but
the chancellor's authority and prestige
with the country have been SO shaken
that he may again ask the emperor to
relieve him.
The radical, liberal and socialist
journals utilize the event to urge upon
the country a demand for a ministry
responsible to the parliament and peo-
pie.
EMPEROR SENDS PAPERS
In addition to the semiofficial ac-
counts already published, 1t is learned
that the emperor handed the manu-
script of the interview which appeared
in the London Daily Telegraph, the
authorship of which is still undiscIosed.
to baron Won Jenisch, who was attached
ito his encourage while the emperor
was absent from the capital a short
time ago as the representative of a
foreign Office, with the direction to
send 1t to prince Won Bulow. The chan
cellor construed the note from Won
Jenische which accompanied the manu-
script as referring to the inclosure as
an article, not as an interview, so that
the chancellor did not consider 1t
necessary to give it his personal at
tention- The manuscript consisted of a
number of small, ffimsy sheets the
handwriting being difficult to decipher,
and the chancellor referred it to Herr
Won Mueller. the minister at The
Hague, who was acting as his private
secretary.
INTERVIEW STIRS TROUBLE
The latter in his turn, and without
examining the document. sent it to the
foreign Office. where, in the absence
Of Herr Won Schoen, the secretary for
foreign affairs, 1t was read by subordi-
nate officials, who did not attach i'm
portance to its contents and returned
1t through the proper channels with
out further examination until 1t was
transmitted by one OF the imperial
secretaries to England, where, as the
Taglische Rundschau, one OF the news
papers that is read in court, ariste-
cratic and military circles. says at
emerged gaily into the world. infuri-
ating the french, Russians. Dutch and
Japanese. chilling the British, exciting
bitterness and nervous irritation on
the part OF our own people and under
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-02
GERMAN SOCIALISTS ARREsrED

BERLIN. Nov. IA mass meeting OF
social democrats held tonight to protest
against the treatment of the Socialist
minority in the Prussian det resulted In
numerous conflicts with the police. who
forcibly dispersed 10, 600 persons who
had been unable to gan admission to
the meeting A large number OF arrests
were made
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-02
FootbaIl at the Uni,er.ltle.

William Unmack tells of the status
OF Rugby footoail on the Pacific coast,
with California. Stanford. Nevada
Washington and Vancouver following
the fortunes of the game. This is but
one of the timely articles that make the
November number of Sunset Magazine
Of special interest.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-02

HAS LEG BRoKEE-salinas. Nov. John
B. Leach employed on the diffusion batteries
At the Spreckels sugar factory. had his leg
broken tonight hy being caught in q beet
oIas,
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-02

Do You Want y5.O0s
Read THE CALLS weekly offer on
page IL.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-02
Open Letter Worth Reading
and Heeding

The following open letter to the pub
lie, By a trained nurse and matron OF
great New York hospital. is worthy OF
a careful reading:
The great number OF operations for
appendicitis. rectal disease and womaniy
arrangements. together with the appali-
lng number or children who have con-
tagious and infectious diseases. leads me
10 offer our most successful treatment
Tor the primary cause OF ninety per
,ert or human Ills. namely. cOnstiDa-
hon- All great authorities agree on
his: Simple but powerfully blended IN
sredients accomplish more than drastic
gurgatives. salts and cathartics- be-
4eve any leading druggist can supply
cne ounce aromatic duid Cascara.' sone
1unce compound essence Cartiiol' and
two ounces aromatic syrup Rhubarb.'
Get them and mix all together Let
ADULTS take from 10 2 teaspoonfuls
ifter meals. and children i've drops to
teaspooncnl. according TO age Use
whenever required. freely. as no opiates
IRE Included"
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-02
ADDITIONAL SHIPPING NEWS

SEATTLE, Nov. French bark Emma Lau-
rams, 1876 days from Hamburg via Hobart Tas-
mania, arrived In port this morning with ire
brick and cement.
Steamship Portland bringing 140 passengers
from Cook inlet. Valdez, Seward, Catalla and
Ports arrived In this evening. cleaning up
the passenger traffic from the mines on the
Susitna. and seeing the close of navigation on
the inlet. II sailed from Kodiak October %.
Steamship Texan cleared this morning for
Honolulu and ports.
Steamship Yucatan sailed for Cordova and
ports this morning with a small passenger
list but a heavy cargo Of railroad material
and merchandise for Cordova
American bark Good News arrived from
Tacoma today to berth at the Moran shipyard
for repairs.
mining our neighbor's belief in our re-
liability
The whole subject is likely TO come
up for debate in the reichstag, which
will reassemble on Wednesday.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-02
Won BUlOW LOSES
FAVOR IN GERMANY

BERLIS. Nov. lit is reported that
Herr Won. Schoen, secretary of foreign
affairs, has also rendered his resigna-
tion In connection with recent publica-
tions I'm London newspaper of the
emperOr's interview.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-12-08
10 IMPEiGH
JUDGE HOL I.
LAW AND ORDER LEAGUE GETS
~ BEHIND HnI-GOVERNok
IS ASKED TO REMOVE hin.

clarhsburs, Dec. S.-An effort is
20 be made to tmpsach Judge John
-Iomer Hot. O. Grafton. The local
law and order league is back of the
movement, ana papers VIII b. for
Warded 10 the governor with II a
',w days asking that Ae be remove /
from Office. There have from time
20 time be many irreguoarit'e s
charged against Judge Holt, bat the
ight this dine VIII be made wj.h
reference to the courts rdlng and
order in the matter OF the gam
oilers arrested during thu aces. 1t
So as prod oted during ,&e campaign
mat the cases would never be tried
or that ;He fine would be a small
one, owing TO some oEe friends OF
he court being interested. and tGe
very light punishment Handed out
20 the offenders makes IL loox as
.hough there might have been some
cause for the pre-el cuon allega-
ous. Under the law the ofrep4e
charged carries with 1t a large fine
and Jail sentence, bu. the court lei
a,h off " "a fine Of five dollars.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-12-08
OPPOSED TO
WOMAN STUFF RACE
WIFE OF SECRETARY ROOT IS
ELECTED VICE PRESIDENT OF
THE ANTI-SUFFRAGETTES

Now YORK, Dec Following a
secret m citing of anti-suffragettes,
held at headquarters yesterday aft
emoon, Mrs Eiihu Roo wife OF
the secretary OF state, was eected
vice pr dent of the organization
Among the friends o. she fe OF
Secretary Root it has long been a
matter of conjectur5 as 10 what
stand she would take regai ding wo-
mans suffrage.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-12-08
FIGURES ON
P ROFIT 6
JOHN u. ARCHBOLD RESUMES
WITNESS STAND FOR = SHORT
WHILE.

New York, December S-Fig-
ures showing some o. the profits
of the Standard Oil Company be
came part of the court record in
the Federal SUIT to dissolve the
STANDARD yesterday, when John ID.
Archbold resumed she stand for
brief examination, and Henry Til
ford, president Of the Standard Oil
Company of California, test fed at
some length as witness for the
defense. The government inquisi-
tor on figures submitted showed
that the Continental OIL Company,
a Standard subsidiary in the Mid
die West, made profits of 115 per
cent. on its capital cation of $780,
900, and that the Standard Oil
Company of Indiana on a capitali-
cation of $1,0O0.OOO earned abou.
100000 between 1899 Rnd
1906.
Through Mr.. TNror1, the couns y
for the government, sought to bring
CUT that in California and other
States of the Far West he Stan
dard had made contracts with its
competitors whereby the Standard
obta ned all the crude OIL supply
and thereby had fhe refining field
to itself. Mr.. Tilford said he had
little knowle lse OF these contracts.
Referring to oil trade rate-cut-
e ng wars in Colorado ana fin the
Far West, Nj Tiilord said he Stan
dard never cut prices to una arselI
its competitors, but IMPLY lowered
rates to meet reductions of it's ri
walls
Mr. Tilford's examinas' on likely
will be concluded tomorrow, and
either william Rockefeller or T.. $.
Moffe.t, president of the standard
Oil Compan1 of Ind ana, Will DC
called to testify
Mr.. Archbol1's testimony had to
10 with details of certain proper
ties conveyed to tn. standard on
its organization.
Mr. Archbold said the establish
ment of marketing stations to com
pete with the walls OF the standard
naturally forced sm0l dealers and
jobbers gradually from the field.
Regarding tn Standard OH Com
pany of Indiana. SIR. Archbold said
il was originally CAPT allied at ST.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-12-08
SANTA [LhuS i4HNLl

The YOUNG folks "ho have PASSED
7y tho store ~ l.. J. 20. Clair & co.
ctay have aecn S,4 90 SiItden
g cir eyes; the Oh ,r nd santa
G. aas Is there IN the window Ha
IS surrounded ~ cn lnmense as
-ortmont OF toys. many OF them o.
IA substantial AM valuable sort
Aowtns THAI he in ends to distrib-
tie this ye2f tier class OF toys
than ever te,ore. He viii be glaI
20 have his young friends come by
nd VIII spJr what they walt, ana If
ahey are good children he win re-
IN mber them on Chr'st-ncs eve. 4.
Parents WI fnl at this g. ore a
plcnd'd assortment OF groceries
ani the necessary ingredients for
cakes. etc Also nice line OF ruits
.or Christmas.
l.. T.. 81. GLAZE & Co,
60 f-r....-.ta..
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-12-08
LIED AT ROCKY MOUNT

Mrs. Taylor Price. sister OF w.
g Garrett, formerly OF this city,
ed last night at Rocky Mount, Va.
Nd will be buried tomorrow. She
IS survived by a husband, one chile
and two brothers.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-12-08
PANAMA BOND SALE
THE $3,OOO,O0O ISSUE SOLD AT
AVERAGE OF NEARLY = 1-2
ABOVE PAR.

Washing! on, Dec. S.-Secretary
Cortelyou today announced that
the Panama Canal bonds had been
sold at an average of 1O2.43SG. The
lowest accepted bid vas at 1O2.277S
There were 159 accepted bids
amounting to 100000 600. Six
hundred and seventy-ty.o LIS were
rejected, amounting to .SgS.&OO
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-12-08
NOTICE.

have some very desirable?
Houses AMI Lots ami vacant lots IN
Bluofieid and Graham, 80 some
valuable Stocks and Bonds that ]
u.s. Il scrl at hard lime prices, any
one looking for good investments
viii do Vol to get my prices ami
rms.
JOHN WALTERS,
Graham, Va.
l2-S-1mo.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-12-08
BAZAAR.

The Ladies Aid Socict of the
Presbyterian church iii hold a
cake. candy aud fancy work bazaar
n the window of w. II. Harry &
Co.'S store on Thursday and Friday,
rom 10 q. NJ. to p. II. 1881
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-12-08

Mrs. Banner Kelly, who has been
very Ill for several days at her HON
on South Bland street, is reported
better today
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-12-08
l.. T.. So. CLAIR & Co,
605-G1l Princeton 3yCnuc.

was formerly principal O the south
Blueheld sclool, is now a resident
Of tn sa, Okla.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-12-08

The police count was unusually
quiet IN S morning. Two plain
drunks with the usual trlmEnin's
completed the docket.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-12-08

Captain and Mrs. d. H. Barger
returned home at Hiawatha yester-
day, after a visit to the farm at
Shawsville.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-12-08

The Bluefield Furniture Company
has an interesting announcement on
the third page Read it and profit
by It.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-12-08

VI. w. Winrrey, a prominent far
mer Of Princeton, is Lere on bus
mess.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-12-08

|. r. Gihberson, for a long me
with Proctor and Gamble at Gin
cinnati, has moved to Roanoke.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-12-08

j. L. Galretson and his little
daughter are spending the day at
Ada
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-12-08

Judge e. I. Leftwich, who has
been atten ing court at Prince on
returned to his home at Will ann
son last night.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-12-08

Miss Belle Strother, of Rappahan
mock. Va, IS the guest of her sister,
Mrs Joseph III. Hoge.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-12-08

MIKE Stupolsky vent to Roa-
noke to see J. *. Hackett's presen-
tation OF The Prisoner of Zenda."
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-12-08

III. n. Eavenson, the well known
civil engineer or Gary, was IN the
ely yesterday
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-12-08

Mrs. j. n. Phelps, who under
went an operation a few days ago
at st. Luke's hospital, is so much
better today that her friends hope
to remove her 20 her home in
few days.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-12-08

Two nicely furnished front rooms
heat and bath free, for rent to de-
sirable persons. Board If desired
Apply S29 Princeton Ave. tf.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-12-08

Mrs. w. l.. Gilkerson is visiting
relat YES at Stamnton, Va.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-12-08

Ernest Kirtner. at one time en-
gagged in the grocery business her
with c. Brisentine, AMI later a pas
senger brakeman, is reported dan
gerously Ill at his home in Roa-
noke.