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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-09-26
ATTITUDE
OF LINCOLN
REPUBLICANS
CHAIRMAN GRANT GIVES OUT
INTERVIEW AT PARKERS-
BURG-SCHERR FOLLOWERS
WILL NOT SUPPORT GLASS
COCK.

Clarkesburg, w. Va, Sept. 25.-
Attorney f. o. sutton has returned
from Parkersburg. where he had
been on legal business and inciden-
tally saw Hon. T.. M. Grant. chair
man of the Lincoln Republican com
mittee, who had just returned from
Charleston.
Mr.. Grant did not hesitate to de.
nounce in bitter terms the action
Of the so-callcd regular committee
in nominating Glasscock over the
protest OF the Lincoln Republicans.
I'VE passed resolutions, which
you have read" said Mr.. Grant
"but we do not say by thai that
we will support Mr.. Glasscock We
will not support him. It would be
an inconsistent thing for us TO do
in the face OF such denunciatory
resolutions. The selection OF Glass
cock is ten fold worse than Swisher.
] received dozens of telegrams from
the best people OF Mr. Glasscock' 3
county protesting I'm mild form
say that If this ring wins in Novem-
ber IL will have Tiveted itself with
bonds OF steel upon the people OF
this state. AMI It will be hard To
break II is up TO the people TO
say whether or not this shall be
done"
do you think the state will go
Democratic?" Mr.. Sutton asked.
with no uncertain smile, Mr..
Grant said. that was the only so
luton OF the problem"
BY passing resolutions denoun-
cling Glasscock as the exclusive can
didatc OF Senator Elkins. by your
committee and then Withdrawing
your candidate. you do not mean
TO say by that that you will support
Mr. Glasscock? Would that no.
you in a false and double light
put before the people,
I'VE did not say such thing, 20
said Mr.. Grant. " We dfd not want
the blame Of losing the state for
Mr. Taft. therefore Withdrew our
Opposition knowing that neither fac
tion could win. We do not want
TO appear in a false light. We do
not endorse the selection OF Glass
cock We will continue our fgh-
for pure politics. When will people
learn that there are ideals in poll
tics as well as in religion? We
should study polit'cal'economy more
and modern politics less"
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-09-26
INACCURATE
MR.. I AF 7
NEW YORK TIMES, ONE OF HIS
ABLEsT SUPPORTERS, CALLS
HIM DOWN IN VIGOROUS ENG
LISH.

New York. Sept. 26.-The New
York Times, one of the ablest OF
Mr.. Taft's supporters. severely re-
Dukes him for his misstatement oi
facts.
Referring to the German Wilson
tariff bill, Mr. Taft recently said
1T destroyed all business profit
Farm products for lack OF market
fell TO a point never so low in forty
years. Coxey's army marched from
the West to Washington to protest
against a government under which
such things were possible.
The Times takes notice of this
utterance and severely rebukes the
candidate for the blunders it con
tains. What earthly evidence,
inquiries the Times, has Mr.. Taft
that these calamities, which befell
us a year before the bill was passed
were due to the tariff after it went
into effect?" Did the tariff flood
the country with imported goods "a
the Republican campaign book as
serts? The imports the year before
the tariff went into effect were
$655. 100000, the last year of its
existence they were but $765, 900.
900, an increase often matched un
der protection laws before and since
At the same time exports increased
from $S92,000,000 to $1,051. 900
900, an advance that more than off
set any influence OF the increase ii
imports, even from the protection
ist point of view. What
about farm products and the lacl
OF market? There was during the
life OF the Wilson tariff consider
able fall in the value of the corr
crop, due. 30 doubling up the yield
and a decline of considerably more
than half in the price. The value
of the crop fell from $555, 100000
to $491, 1000. 900 a loss of $4,000,
600, which Mr.. Taft may charge {,
the tariff If he chooses. But If NJ
does he musr credit to the tar!f
the increase in the value of th'
wheat and cotton crops. Wheat ad
vanced from 1926, 100000 to 1910,
10000, and cotton from $259,000,
600 to $292,OOO,OOO. That is 1
gain of $74,OOO,OOO on wheat ant
$33,000,00O on cotton. On this log
ical basis the tariff brought the az
riculture of the country in $43,
100000 ahead"
The Times concludes in its ver.
able analysis of Mr.. Taft's fallaciolr
conclusions, with the followu,
plea:
I'VE appeal TO him (Mr. TafD, u
an honorable man, capable, when h
chooses. of right thinking. to re
examine the facts before he agaii
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-09-26
a FORGERY
Republicans In Another Hole--Used
AS Campaign Document
Forged Letter

New York, Sept. 26.-Concerning
the genulneness OF the signed art
cles on the political campaign at
tributed 20, the late Grover Cleve-
land and friendly toward Taft. pub
lished in the New York Times on
August 30th. The Times published
this morning a letter from +. s.
Hastings as executor OF Mr.. Cleve-
lands will in which he says, There
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-09-26
UEMENTEO MAN
AT LARGE IN THE STREETS OF
NEW YORK.

New York, Sept. 26.-Arthur
Williams of Baltimore, son OF Pres
ident Ernest Williams, OF the Dur
ham and South Carolina railroad,
and prominent lumber man In Vir-
gipiaf and South Carolina, So wan
derfng demented somewhere IN New
York City, after having escaped
from an insanity specialists retreat
in Providence, r. |.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-09-26
EARTHQUAKE IN ITALY

Foggia, italy, Sept. ga vio-
lent earthquake shock last night
threw residents OF Viesta into a
panic. Buildings were shaken on
their foundations and number Of
chimneys fell but no one was hurt.
Many of the residents deserted their
homes and fed to the open fields.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-09-26

has come to my knowledge evidence
which leaves in my mind no doubt
OF the fact that the article was not
written nor signed by Grover Cleve-
land and therefore is in my opin-
ion no longer entitled to credit as
his production"
Cleveland's letter was mentioned
editorially by the Telegraph this
morning.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-09-26
NOTIFYING HUGHES

New York, Sept. 26.-Governor
Hughes will be foramlly notified Of
his denomination as the Republican
candidate for the office of governor
OF the Empire state at a meeting to
be held in Union League Club,
Brooklyn tonight.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-09-26
TRAIN WRECKED
THIRTEEN PASSENGERS KILLED
AND FORTY-NINE INJURED.

Berlin. Sept 26.-A- wreck with
terrible consequences followed the
ignoring OF danger signal by the
engineer of the fast passenger train
today. Thirteen passengers we're
instantly killed and forty-nine were
injured. many of them fatally.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-09-26
VOICE FAILED HIM
TAFT Is NOW CAMPAIGNING by
HAND.

Dcs Molnes. Iowa, Sept. 26.-Aft-
which he talked to the Republicans
OF Iowa, w. III. Taft's voice gave
out ana he finished by merely shak-
ing hands. Mr.. Tart virtually cam
paigned by hand and politicians who
saw him do II declared him to be
mixer" OF great ability and ef-
fectiveness.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-09-26
BURGLARY
AND ARSON

Poughkeepsie, n. Y. Sept &c
While sitting on the lawn OF his
beautiful country place at Rh.nc-
beck with his wife, mother aud his
baby, Herbert X. Clark, son OF A l..
Clark, a wealthy grain operator. OF
New York, was arrested yesterday
afternoon charged with burglary
and arson.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-09-26
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS.

There will be no fire works allow
Cd In the city OF Bluefeld next
Christmas. The risk Of fire is too
great to permit Il. Notice is given
early so that you may avoid loss
J. II. CROCKETT
Recorder
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-09-26

The Miller Underselling store
429 Princeton avenue which is
closed today on account of holiday
will reopen at 6 p. m
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-09-26
GOV. HASKELL
HAS RESIGNED.

TREAsURER OF DEMOCRATIC
NATIONAL COMMITTEE FORC-
ED OUT OF JOB--ADNiITS THE
CHARGES MADE BY EDITOR
AND ENDORSED BY RoosE.
WELT CAUSE OF QUITTING,
But sAls HE DOESN'T ADMIT
THEY ARE TRUE.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-09-26

DEMAND FOR TICKETS LARGE.
LY IN EXCESS or SUPPLY.

New Haven. Conn, Sept. e.
Demand for tickets for Yale-Har-
ward game on November 21st, has
been so great that Yale and Har-
ward graduate managers have de-
cided 90 meet here next week 10 get
details settled. 10 Is estimated that
about 10000 people viii apply for
accommodations while there Is
space for only 3.100
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-09-26

Try want ad. in the Daily Leader
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-09-26

USE MONITOR PULVERIZED.
The -four Of quality. CAT all stores)
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Continued on page fcurD
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-15

and Orlando &. Fitzsimmons, Callaghan oullding.
October rs. 1904-United commercial company
and Pacific funding and security company.
November 8. 1904-Western States mercantlle
company and the Monarch realty company
November Is. 19O4-Coutinental realty com
pany.
December IA. 19o4-Franco- American mercan-
tile company.
February 13. 1905-Hathorn mutual commits
sion company, 410-412 Starr King building, IL
Geary street.
March IS. 1905-The Vacuum Appliance COM
pany. and L. Lleweuyn, 6 O'Farrell street
June 9. 1905-People's purchasing company us
officers and agents as such. and j. 3 bor-
substituting u S. Bordeaux manager. Tor
u c. B Blrdeaux'')
June 20. 1905-Vacuum and Vibration COM
pany. 0'Farrell street
August o. 1905-Specialists formula company,
1104 James Flood building
August 16. 1905-Department Of united school
census. Pacific coast division, United States
census.
September %, 19o5-vacuum medicine COM
pany; Doctor. Lawrence. and Vacuum dispenSary
company. 906 Market street.
October .. l9O5-D A Arnett. Progressive
publishing company, I. o. o. l., and the West
ern Tract society. 305 Callaghan building
November 10. 1eO5-The Equitable claim and
adjusting company.
street
February 27 lsoe-M. F. Rumble. 47s Ellis
April 6. 1sOe-R J. Rice. attorney. P O. box
April 2s 1sOe-H T. LissOn agent P O.
:, November l, 1so7-c H. James. Frank Nc
October 8. 19Os-Drummer Boy gold mining
company. and its officers and agents as SUCH
and Captain E. ". Emmons.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-15

For every evil meath the Sun,
There is a cure or. there is none
If there is one, try to find il,
If there isn't-never mind it,
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-15
NINE. ARRAL TO
SING GREAT ARIAS
Farewell Appearance of Soprano
in City Announced With a
Memorable Program
Paul SteindOrff and His 0rches-
ira of picked Musicians
Will support Artist

II viii be her farewell appearance
next Thursday evening. when Nine.
Blanche Arral sings her third concert
in this city. There VIII be memorable
program and il viii be made more en-
joyable by the presence Of Director
Paul Steindorn and his orchestra of
picked musicians. who viii support the
great soprano in a trying and difficult
schedule of songs. Indeed, the program
which Nine. Arral announces could not
be surpassed for Importance and oper-
atic beauty. Not only are great arias
on the list. but smaller songs as well,
and the ability and artistry Of the
singer can have no better demonstra-
tion than the rendition of the following
program.
Overture, ..Nschtlager in Granada" 49,. Kreutzer
Orchestra.
Aria from .'L'Africaine'' ......-.-.. .Meyerbeer
Nine. Blanche Arral.
Aria from Carmen ....--.... .Bizet
Nine. Blanche Arral.
Aria. lie Dragon de Nillars' ---..--. -Maillsrt
Nine. Blanche Arral-
'Pecheur NGpolitain ct Napo.itaine. Rubinstein
'Toreador et Andalouse' --.------ Rubinstein
Orchestra.
king of Thule" and Jewel Song from
us' Nine. blanche Arrai. 0'1'-'1
Poionaise from opera Jerusalem $500 Verdi
Nine. Blanche Arral.
May Morning observation-disclosures. .Denza
'Galathee' Observation-Disclosures. Masse
sing. Sweet Bird d''...........-....--.--..G CAM
Nine. Blanche Arral.
t'Nesterthought" "..........-..-...Ni Victor Herbert
Orchestra.
Polacca from ''Mignon' (by request) Thomas
Manager viii Greenbaum says that
from the interest shown in the concert
il should be the best attended of any of
the series. Seats will be placed on sale
Monday morning. November l6. The re
cital viii be given in Christian Science
hall
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-15

February 8, 1e04-James F. Young s Co., anc
American assurance association
February o. 10O4-G. A. Rose book associati ton
February l6, 19o4-E Clarke & Co., Alfred Y
Terry and w. A. woolf
March ., 1904-John R. WardeI
May II. l904-Bishop remedy company and
Hudson Medical Institute and their respective
officers and agents as such.
May %, 1904-Sunset mining company, and its
o1ncers and agents as such, and G. W. Rumble
June /. 1904-Davol medicine company and
its officers and and agents as such.
July %. 1904-Pacihc States mercantile com
nany: and its officers and agents such at
13I Montgomery street.
August 5. 1904-Pacihc guarantee and invest
ment company, and its officers and agents as
such
August 10. 19o4-The Vance system company
and The Vance system, 225 Parrott building
August %. 1e04-Union commercial company.
Its officers and agents such. and C. NJ. Ryder.
August 80, 1904-Health appliance company.
It's ofhcers and agents as such, l. L. Sherrod
and G. Backus.
September 3, 1904-Mutual mercantile com
pany and Mutual real estate and bond company.
and their respective officers aud agents as such.
September s. 19O4-MetropoIitan mercantile
company, its officers and agents as such. and
September 12 1so4-San Francisco cooperative
mercantile company, and its officers and agents
such
September u. 1904-Maturty commission cor
poration and its officers and agents as such.
September y. 1904-National mercantile CON-
pany, and its officers and agents as such.
pany, and its officers and agents such.
September u, 1904-National diamond com
pany. and its officers and agents as such. =
Golden Gate mercantile company, and its Off
GERS and agents as such.
September IA, 1904-J W. Baker
September 13. 1904-Seal Rock investment
company. its officers and agents as such.
September l3, 1904-Mercantile security com
pany, and its officers and agents as such.
September 13. 1904-Globe merchandise aud
investment company, and its officers and agents
as such.
September 13, 1so4-Benefcial bond and Sc
curity company, and its officers and agents as
such.
September 13. 19O4-Pacihc coast mercantile
company. and its officers and agents such.
September To- 1904-Empire diamond company,
and its officers and agents such.
September Is. 1904-Fidelity funding company.
its officers and agents such, and E. c..
Hedges
September %, 1901 Conservative commission
company its officers and agents such.
September "a 19o4-J. NJ Sanford
September "a 1904-Fresno diamond COM
pany, and its officers and agents as such.
September 21. 1904-Royal mercantile COM
pany. and its officers and agents as such.
September 20. 1904 Interstate mercantile COM
pany, and its officers and agents such.
October 10. 19o4-T. L. Lewis. j. c. Hunter
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-15
CLOSING DATES FOR
TRANS=PACIFIC MAILS
Steamship Companies Give Lat
est Hour at Which Letters
Will Be Received

The following sailing dates and
closing times OF trans Pacific mails are
based on the latest information fur
nished by steamship companies. They
are subject to change on notice. Paper
mail for Hawaiian islands closes one
hour earlier than regular mail
For Australia and New Zealand
Steamer Foreric from San Francisco
November 20, mail closes at 10 a. m;
steamer Moana, from Seattle Decem-
Der 4. mail closes at Z p. m. Decem-
Der l.
For China and Japan-Steamer Hong
kong Maru leaves San Francisco No
steamer Minnesota leaves Seattle No
vember p, mail closes Z p. m. Novem-
Der q; steamer Asia, from San Fran
cisco November p, mail closes at 1920
a. m.
For Hawaiian isIands-Steamer
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-15
NO MONEY ORDERS
FOR SHADY FIRMS
POStmasters Instructed Not to
Cash Drafts for Companies
Under Postal Ban
Concerns Against Whom Fraud
Orders Are in Force Cut Off
From All Mail

BY the terms of a new fraud order
that has been received from Washing
ton, d. c., by Postmaster Arthur G..
FISK, and issued to all the postmasters,
they are forbidden to pay any postal
money order drawn to the order of the
person against whom a fraud order
has been issued. The postmasters
must inform the remitter of any such
postal money order that payment has
been forbidden and that the amount
will be returned upon the presentation
OF the original order or a duplicate
The postmasters are to return all
letters whether registered or not,
directed to persons against whom
fraud orders have been issued. The
following is the list of fraud orders
giving the date of issue and whom
against:
August 20. 1901-Standard oil promotion and
Investment company, the Atlantic and Pacific oil
company George B. Chaney, and William Baer
Ewing.
June TO- 19oa-Preferred Tentine mercantile
company and its officers and agents as such.
October %, 1902-The Provident Home COM
pany and its officers and agents as such.
August 20. 1903-Pacifc mercantile company,
and its officers and agents as such.
october TO- 1903-Letson Ballet.
October 10, 1903-The Pacific security and
trust company.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-15
MoTORMAN MAKES MISTAKE

A Market street car bumped against
q buggy at Eighteenth and Castro
streets yesterday morning and Police
nan +. p. Suttman, in plain clothes,
who was standing near the motorman,
sidney du Boise, remarked: That was
Du Boise retorted: It's none Of your
business. you big stiff" and. raising his
controller bar. he attempted TO strike
Suttman with it Policeman P. J.
Bourdette was also on the car and
grabbed hold of Du Boise. who was
taken 10 the city prison and charged
with exhibiting a deadly weapon in a
rude and threatening manner
Do You Want $1,000
Read THE CALLS weekly offer on
mage IS
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-15

Hongkong Maru leaves San Francisco
m; steamer Arizonan leaves San Fran
cisco November 81. mail closes at 10
a. m.
For ilippines-Steamer Empress of
India leaves Seattle November 81, mail
closes at p. m. November Is; steamer
Asia leaves San Francisco November
"a. mail closes 1890 a. M; United
States transport Sherman leaves San
9 a. m.
For Tahiti-Steamer Mariposa leaves
San Francisco November %, mail closes
at 9 a. M
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-15
No Reason to Be Deaf
Unless Deaf to Reason

For every evil meath the Sun,
There Is a cure or. there is none.
If there is one, try to find il,
If there isn't-never mind it."
If there isn't a cure for deafness.
still the deaf can be made TO hear. By
neat. inconspicuouS and finely con-
structed-knoWn as the "AcousticOns~
the deaf can hear instantly. permanent
ly. Its use brings immediate comfort
and relief, not alone TO the sufferer.
but to the sufferers suffering friends.
For every thousand deaf persons who
are made to hear, ten TO twenty thou-
sand friends and acquaintances are
benefited
If the auditory nerve is not wholly
destroyed--it seldom is-any one who
is deaf can have the lost sense re-
stored by the use OF the "AcOuSucon-r
Thoroughly tested, and now SucceSSIuly
installed on large scale in the lead
ing metropolitan churches and theaters
as we'll as in the public buildings IN
Washington. in its individual and port
able form it bids fair to prove OF even
far more reaching importance
The little. instrument is a marvel Of
ingenuity. is very inconspicuous, IS
worn as part of the dress, and there
is no need to risk a cent, for II can
be tested free of charge. CaH and
write, and we will inform you how you
can test il at home free Of charge. No
compulsion to buy if it does not make
you hear. Cases are frequently re-
ported to us where. by constant use OF
the ACQUISITION" the dulled organs OF
hearing having been stirred to activity.
have resumed their natural function
and the cure has been lasting.
The ACQUISITION increases or mag
nifies" sound 400 per cent =
Let rs advise you to cut this adver-
tisement out now. while you think OF
it, and then. at your convenience cau
or write to US.
THE GENERAL ACOUSTIC co. \
554 MOnadnOek Building,
san Francisco.
CALL WANT ADS BRING RESULTS
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-15
STOLEN MONEY ORDER FORMS

The following list Of stolen money
order forms has been reported from
Washington. .. c, 70 the local post
Office authorities:
Cleveland. O.. station Is. numbers
35s9l TO $4,000. inclusive.
Portland. Ore. station >, numbers
1868 TO 5000, inclusive.
Queens. W. Va, numbers II to 100.
inclusive
Randolph. Vt, numbers 25S23 to
26200 inclusive.
Seattle. Wash. station 19. numbers
983 TO 1000. inclusive
Wynnewood. Pa, numbers 1926 tC
1900 inclusive
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-15

CALL WANT ADS BRING RESULTS
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-15
MUSIC IN THE PARK

The following pragram OF music VIII
be given in Golden Gate park this aft
ernoon:
Star Spanged Banner r''.....................
March. Electric Carnival Horst
Overture. '-Shone Galatea~ a~............... .Suppe
Waltz Vienna Woods '............. Strauss
Selection. La Giaconda'' ..-........ POnchfelli
HumOresdue. Girl Left Behind Me-. .Belistedt
Extra-To appear after No. s.
Golden West March Song L. PIanel
BY L. A. Larsen.
Accompanied by band and directed by composer.
Overture. 'Maritana'' ............V Wallace
Idyl, .'Gluwoomchen'' ''..-...............P. p. Lfnka
(By request)
Gems or iretand - S5odLrey
Isle. (By requestl
Selection. Tales OF HOFFMAN .Onenbach
March. National Guard"- .Baumgartner
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-15

Notice that heavy roll at the top of head and foot
boards-the branching legs and carved claw feet
Two woods to choose from birdseye maple and poll
ished quarter sawed oak. we'll made, we'll finished A
design that is correct bed that will be as good ten
years from now
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-15
o,DoNNELL ARRA1GNED

DR.. George w. O'DonnelI was ar
raigned in Police Judge Conlan's court
yesterday on a charge of murder in
connection with the death of vesta Van
Vlack. a young girl from Cove, Ore.
who died at the Hahnemann hospital
on November 2. Owing to the absence
of Attorney Ferral, who will represent
the defendant, a continuance was
granted for one week.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-15

Fall goods just in. Koenig Shoe Co.,
Kearny' and Post. 1871 Van Ness av.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-20
VISITS EXCELSIoR SPRINGS.
Vice President Fairbanks "Being
Shown" Out in Missouri

EXCELSIOR SPRINGS. Mo-. August
2O.-vice President Charles w. Fairbanks
spent today at the springs. he being the
guest of E. L. Morse. an old-time friend.
He is booked to deliver two addresses.
He arrived this morning from Chicago
and was met at the railway station by a
delegation Of citizens and escorted to the
home of Mr.. Morse by a troop of cavalry
sent from Fort Leavenworth. Kan.
In the afternoon Mr.. Fairbanks ad-
dressed the Chautauqua on William Nc
Kinley." This. it Is said, will be the only
Chautauqua address the Vice President
will make this year. Tonight he is to
speak at a big gathering Of Missouri re-
publicans.