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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-03-18
SEATTLE SAWMlLL
BURNED LAST NIGHT
united Press Leased wire)

Seattle March lS.-The Puget
Sound Lumber Company sawmiil
burned last night with a loss Of S75.-
600. But little more than half OF
the loss is covered by insurance. The
mill Was located on the water front
and cut 100000 feet day
Friction in the machinery il
thought 10 have started the fire
which spread with such rapidity as
TO be beyond control when the fire
men arrived.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-03-18
TRIED TO ROB A
RAILROAD R0BBER
Lrnlted press Leased wIrel

Seattle March l7.-Carl Peterson,
once arrested suspected OF several
burglaries but released after trial,
was shot and mortally wounded early
today by Charles Baird, whose room
he was rifling at the time.
Baird was awakened about 3
o'clock this morning nv the sound OF
some one moving about his room. lie
seized a revolver and ordered the in
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-03-18

n you should have cold. few
doses OF Kennedy's Laxative Cough
syrup will act very promptly. Chill
dren especially like Kennedy's Laxa-
tive Cough Syrup, as II tastes so
good, nearly like maple sugar. II is
sold by all druggists,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-03-18
For Diseases Of the skin.

Nearly all diseases Of the skin,
such as eczema. letter. salt rheuni
and BARRIERS itch. are characterized
by an intense itching and smRrtIng,
which often makes life = burden and
disturbs sleep and rest Quick relief
may be had by applying Cham bvf-
lain's salye II allays the itching ami
smarting almost instantly. Many
cases have been cured by its Ile.
For ale by DR.. Stones Drug storJ.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-03-18

The missile hred al an sirship mas
two chances OF making a hit-going
and coming
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-03-18
Insane.

Insane.
Byrdt W. H.. exam. 300
INDECENT Soldiers.
Bachelor. James INDECENT sol
dlers O., ......,........N lO.OO
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1909-02-24
THIRD GRADE.

Golden Honor Rlol. Carl
Baker, Bertha Mahafev. Ruth
prescott, Virginia Roller. Bruce
Skeen, Reginald smith. Carl
y oueii. Ben Watts
Honor Il ~ Rosa Bailey
h IJori" Barnes. Sophia Bcne.
dict, Carroll Garter. Jessee Xiii
oourn, Nina johnson.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1909-02-24
FIFTH GRADE.

Golden Honor Roll Tate
Bishop. Willie Baker. Lillian
Head. jeff Littrell. Kathleen
Knight.
Honor Roll Minnie vii.
iams Fannie Johnson. Maggie
ovens. Ihtlma Baker. Virginia
N Wright. Pearl Flc,nor
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1909-02-24
Harper. Portraits
LAWLESSNESS MUST STOP IN FAST.
ERN KENTUCKY.
FORMAL Call for Mass Meeting At jack.
son on April 80.

jackson, KY, Feb. lS.-A
formal call has been Issued here
for a great mass meeting of
delegates from the fortv-two
counties ia Eastern Kentucky
to gather here on Friday, April
30 and take action TO stop
lawlessness in the Eastern
Kentucky mountains
strong resolutions wer.
adopted at 70 m rlng held here
IN tn which count was ass.s o
appoint i've delegates, and thev
state that capital has been kept
our OF the mountains BY rea-
sons OF the feuds. moonshine
distilling and other lawlessness
and that this must stop.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1909-02-24
WILL EXTEND ROAD.
a Connecting Link Between Two Gaesl
Railway System, is Projected.

Itis said that the Carolina.
Chnchdeld and Ohio Railway
win within q short time ask
for bids for the construction of
one hundred and ninety miles
of new line This viii be "a
continuation OF the line that
now extends from the Seaboard
Air Line 90 Dante. Va. and
viii continue through Virginia
and Kentucky traversing the
heart of the rich coal deposits
and virgin lumber regions that
lay between Dante and the
Ohio River, and viii have con-
nection with the Chesapeake
and Ohio at are near Kenova.
As yet it is not thoroughly de
term'ned at just what point the
line viii connect with the
Chesapeake and Ohio. but tho
kenova neighborhood seems to
be the proper point to be CON
sidered.
The recent bond issue for the
Carolina, Clinchheld and Ohio
of Slo,0oo,000 was disposed of
very rapidly and there is not
the least doubt, it is said that a
new bond issue made necessary
by the proposed construction of
additional milage, can be dis
posed Of in the present bond
market.
The construction of the new
portion of the road and the fact
that it will connect with the
Chesapeake and ONO leads 10
the conclusion that both roads
are practically controlled bv
the same stockholders. and the
present determination 10 con-
struct the jointing link will.
give the Carolina, Ciinchfield
and Ohio a great lake outlet bv
making combination with
of the smaller roads leading 10
ali the important markets on
the lakes
1t Is probable that bids will
be asked for in time 20 have
the construction under wav
before early summer.
The preliminary SURVEYS have
been made, and it is understood
mat the greater portion of the
right of way has been obtained.
-bluefield Telegraph.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1909-02-24

Golden Honor Roll Donald
prescott. otralcy Kelly. Black
burn Napier
Honor Roll Harry Wallace.
Robert fuliiam. Miriam TaNlor.
alton Hammond John Lane.
Mabe. Willis
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1909-02-24
Mr.. RICHARDS VISITS Big STONE GAP,

an indefinate period. The
Union Iron and Steel Campany 3
furnace is located in the out.
skirts Of Big Stone Gap and
this furnace ran at profit
during the panic Of 1898. W hen
+ - per cent. Of the furnaces;of
the country were closed down.
There is an abundance of
limestone suitable for furnaces.
cement plants and building
purposes, with a large QUAR-,
located within tine corporation
and the hardwood timber belt
for radius of 100 miles is thc
most valuable in the South.
Let MS urge also. as the speak
er suggested. that assimilation
with the new conner is benefci-
AL 90 both alike. as he comes
with ideas that cam be applied
with yours and help both Make
the stranger feel at home from
the first day among you. lotus
work for each other and for the
other fellow and we viii aIi le. .
benefited from the start and
our foudest hopes viii bc rcal- .
ized Io you. stranger. iet us .
say that we want You. need ,ou
and invite uot only rorre.rou .
dence with the Board of Trade.
but ms "seeing i- be'ievine- .
come with us and we uII Show
you opportunities chat Sou
can 9 afford to give up with "a I.
passing glance We are come f
ing and want you to come withI
us.
After the speaking and ,lab-
orate banquet. with covers laid (
for forty. was served at theI
Monte Vista Hotel .rf t.
that Mr H. d. Barnes theI
manager. had prepared "a rich
treat n the culinary art is butI
putting it very mild. a- thatl
gentleman spread befor. his
guests repast chat could mon /
be- eXcelled in amy hosr.ery. Wei
have said before and are glad
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1909-02-24

OPENING
fsrmal Opening Of Nr. lysn's Neder,
Restaurant On last Fifth Street
Saturday. Was Largely
Aiiendcd

he opening Of Hyatts
restaurant on Saturday nigbt
from 7 20 9.3U O'Clock wss
great success. it being we'll
patronized and the guests in
tnrn having plenty Of good
things CD eat.
ne room was hoautifnliv
lighted 10y electric lamps -ns
pended over each falle .rd
bearing decorations. all tho fnr.
ni~ning~ We're m white ana
We're Set OH hv profusion ~
pot plants in the windows ana
scattered about over the roov,
generally. The large front
windows are neatly draped in
lace making the inside inviting
ana home-iike m appearance.
nose $50 fortunate as to ba
present ON this night. were
served from the following.
BILL OF FARE
neriei Craa,
frsd Oysters or.amelp.,s,a.
HeeI-,, w.s,.,.
Hml-f uar, um ..tr-
I.e Dnam .ni Cskr
Mr. Hyatt serves meals - D.
carte ani wilt use ONLY the hest
qualities of food stuHs such AS
export meats. e'gin creamery
butter. etc, and will furnish
ms Table with only the finest
OF homemade bread. pies. cakes
and pastries.
We give "a partial list of
those visiting .his model res
'a.rani on Che opening night.
Mayor w II Horton. H a
Barnes, manager Monte Vista
iotel- ID = Shanklin. proprie-
Cor Hotel Shauklin. G.. l. Ham.
blen. orbin Hamblen. DIR and
" rs- W. a Baker. r. b.
AlsoVer and family. DR.. aud
" rs. j A. Glmer. Mr and
~ rs O.. y. Knight. Mrs. a. q
gllmer, Rev. aud Mrs. John /
Lloyd. Mr.. aud Mrs. IA r Fox
hev j VI Carter. Chas Bunn
q. =. Carter, Mr. and Mrs w
Goodloe. Miss Fannie Lewis
Miss Elizabeth Burgess NIr
and Mrs. r. r. Burgess Miss
Nemo Vineyard. Mrs a. r
Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Nalcom
smith. Mr. aud Mrs " W
lay ylor, Mr.. and Mrs l. a.
Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs " S
Mathews. Mr.. and Mrs j n
Mathews, Mr.. and Mrs r.
Jr., and daughter. Dr
u b. Myers, Mr.. a. ID owen
otonega, Mr. II johnson. St
Louis, Mo, and "a number of
others whose names we do not
now recollect.
Mr. Hyatt is doing his part in
advancing the towns best i'm
terests by opening restaurant
mat Is high class and one that
Is rated among the best outside
OF Richmond.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1909-02-24
Land Industrial A gent
of Southern Railway
Addresses Citizens
Under Auspices
Board of Trade.
HOnOred With Banquet

banner one TOT the local hOarN
of Trade was held In the FEEDER
al Court Hall, Thursday night
that body having for THEN
guest and speaker Mr. VI. "
Richards, Land Industrial
Agent of the Southern Railway.
who in an address of more than
an hour and a half, held a
good-sized audience. of ladies.
citizens and visitors interested
ON am all-important subject.
Glow TO Build Up "a City
The assembly was addressed
briefly 10y the president of the
Board OF Trade, Mr.. G.. s. Car
ter. who introduced Gen. R. s..
Ayers.
Mr. Richards was introduced
by General Ayers. aud after
O. few complimentary remarks
on seeing SO many faces before
him and such "a general turn
out when he had expected only
TO address "a few men. then
delved into his subject as only
a man with a lifetime exper-
ience could do, beginning with
his connection with the Union
Pacific line years ago in the
West and pointing out how
difficulties We're overcome I'm
that section of the country. and
bringing it home To as of the
South, that during the past
fifteen years, i'm his present
position, he had seen the dee
veiopment of the South as "a
producer who is fast becoming
independent within herself.
To would be a great pleasure
TO report the gentleman's si-.
dress i'm full and we regret that.
our space forbids other than
the mention of a few logical
points that we shall give to
encourage you 20 action if YOU
're among us, aud 90 come if|
you are "a stranger, and get ac-
Iuainted with "a section abound
ng in wealth both above and /
beneath the sod. and Join with
is an building Big Stone Gap to
D prosperous, industrial and
-esidence city of twenty-five
thousand souls or more.
Itis possible TO make this sec /
ION and our immediate vicinity /
'ery productive in fruits and I
vegetables with the proper (
are, and when you do that YOU
lave made another valuable
isset and opened another
,venue for keeping Southern
money at home; and, as the
peaker urged, do our part
oward bringing the South to
ront, where she belongs, with
Ter fertile soils, mineral wealth
nj vdlua BILE timber belts
We have splendid opportuni-
les IN Big Stone Gap for the
experienced mechanic; have an
bundance of raw material
within easy reach and room
atficient for a number of wood
nd iron working factories.
With shipping outlet over two
runk lines. We are located in
Wise county, in one of the rich
ST coklng coal sections of the
nited States with a well
Established business, the near
ST coke plant only 3,miles out,
nd this product can be deliver
d at your furnace or factory
a great saving. The iron
re deposits within from one.
aif to fifteen miles is sufficient
, keep two furnaces going for
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1909-02-24
how's a.

We oier One Hundred Dollar. R,.v-s-d
lVr an case ot Cttlrrs that cannot d.. -
~ Halls CBt2rrh cure.
+. j CHENEY 4 co. Toledo. d
We. the undersigned. have known
Saeney Tor zoe last IS years. aud belisva
hlm perfectly honorable IN an tuS,osss
|"o- actions 'ssnr aiir az FL. -
puf anE ifrt
WALDi>g. >...,..
Whole als Dra
aslI- Caiarrn Clfr b. tt.
acting directly upsa tn,. i.,.st
surfaces ni ne srste 4tu.
.tSe, ~ .rr.ce % eeats per oo.l
Take Halls Family PINS for esSsssiipssr;op
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Continued on Page Two.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1909-02-24

Company. Keokee va ,rr p
l. Tucker, superintendent of the
imboden Coal & Coke Com.
pans' lmooden. Va. Mr. G.. c..
liE"tt' president of the Norton
BOARD of Trade.
The table decorations were
red carnations and asparagus
Ihe Menu which follows. speak.
Tor ITSELF
o,cola.
ra.. o. u.,.,.r
Green
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Nm.-U,tr nr
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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1909-02-24

Emma Baker. Ellis Bail,. Mac
gle Belton. Carrie Brooks
LOUIS. Cox, George johnson
Lou Emma Laue. Trula Nc.
Theron. Leni Reese. Lizzie
Y cary Eaz. Fl,enor
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1909-02-24

Golden Honor Roll Mary
Piliy. Ida Baker. Ela Cawooi.
Della Parsons, Everett Jessee.
Dewitt Wolfe
Honor koll-Marv Baker.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1909-02-24
SECOND GRADE.

Golden Honor Roll.-Truman
Kennedy.
Honor Roll William Bever-
y. Gorden Gnndlne-
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1909-02-24
HONOR ROLL
And Golden honor Roll oi Big Stone Gan
high School ior Month oi
January. 1909.

~. B.- Honor Roll means am
average of g0. in am studies
Chat month. and Golden Honor
holl requires not only fbis
scholarship attained. but also
mo- loss of time by tardiness or
absence from the school bv the
pupil in this list.
FIRST GRADE.
Golden Honor Roll Edward
6oodl0e. William Go0dloe Carl
Keller, Rufus Mullins William
Mullins. Carlisle Moore. Cliff
ford smith. Tom Tucker. James
Harrison, Gale Barron Revin
Coward, Noah Garrison Jim
Allen Jones. John Lowell. Kirk
Farrott, Vent Tucker Ken
meth Wolfe, Lyle Nouell Han
nah Alsover. Margaret Gillv.
Grace Palmer, Ruth Moore,
lrma Mason, Beulah Shelton.
Honor Roll.-Ted Witt
Frank y cary, Nellie Begly.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-11
Fl PAsO SCORES ON B|sBEE Inability to WaIlop the Leather At Needed Times Lets
 Rivals Win GAME WAS INTERESTING
 FROM START TO FINISH
El P.so 3. sisbee 2.

That tells at least a portion of the story of the defeat of the Muckers at the hands of the Browns yesterday in the Pass City But the real ani ''in-between-the-lines" story lies n the fact that the Muckers failed 10 wallop the trusty El Paso twirier, Robinson. when hits meant runs. it was duplicate of the game recently
 with Douglas wherein Bisbee had men on the bags but no one at the willow who could produce the neces. sary swipe.
 Peebles. still up in the air from the standpoint of climate, had two fatal innings and then all was dark as far as the Pass lads were concerned. It is not in the fact that he pitched poor ball. not by any means. as he allowed but seven hits and at that, received good support in the field. having but of damaging nature.
 In a nut shell. the Muckers could moi or at least did not hit. Robinson let the aggregation down with four stingy -bingles. all of which. coupiel to three errors. netted three runs and just enough to win the game. rc the faithful. the game looks as one of those tough luck propositions wherein good batters had an off ia, but to the hammer throwers. it as fords golden opportunity to cas' the steel.
 Peebles' let down was invariably a a critical point, wherein. ne lacked just one man of closing and tighten ing up in time. But that's baseball and those on the boosting list vii be there with the glad hand when th'
 Muckers return home One redeem ing feature Is in the fact that tn
 Muckers will have another trial ia day at which time Hoschelle will b
 on the firing line. As Robinson is pitcher of no mean ability the stin | isn't so bad after all.
 Score by Innings R H |, Fl Paso II o 0 % 1 0 *-3
 Bisbee 70 % % 0 0-2 4 Batteries Robinson and Blair
 Peebles and Woods; umpire. Teller.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-11
FOR FANS ONLY

Atlanta and Nashville are fighting hard for Southern league honors.
 "Rip" Van Haitren, the old New York player, is umpiring in the Cal ifornia state league.
 Scout Ted Sullivan of the Chicago White Sox Is looking over the New England league players.
 Claude Rossman is back on the job at first base for Detroit and is playing good ball.
 Managing the St. Louis Cardinals must have got Roger Bresnahan's goat. Roger is not hitting as of yore.
 It seems as hard for the Boston lice to find a "Chink" when they want him. There is much sorrow in the High. lander camp. The Washington team has played its last game of the sea. son in New York. Reulbach is winning games right along for the Chicago Cubs and il was said last spring that he was due for the count. Buffalo, Providence and Baltimore are coming up and the Eastern league race promises to develop Into . sizxler
 Happy Jack" Chesbro must b< about ready to hand in hfs cap. Own CT Prank Farrell of the New Yorl Americans ofers $10.000 for . nrsI class pitcher Larry Mclean of the Cincinnati Reds is going along nicely. Awhile back Larry got to walking lame iron resting one of his pedals on the raj % much
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-11

have dubbed the Wolf tribe) and if fate Is kind enough to not upset i-, there is due just one finish for the Demons. They will run second best.
 On the gentle breezes waited from Fl Paso last evening. there was a noise like a new fielder. although the wireless failed to state just what the new gents name might be. The best we received is that he is an outfieader. a hard hitting rascal and some pump kins at pilfering bases. According to this dope-and 1t is authentic Douglas may see their finish awaiting them on the doorstep for it cannot spell anything else but d-efea-t
 Dean Woods. who played with Tue son the early part of the season and who was of so much service fo. the Austin Senator team Of the Texas aggregation worked in the game with Bisbee yesterday and is already . bonifide member of the team. Woods | is a vicious sticker. clever on the bases and incidently, can ofiiciate on the initial station.
 In the addition to Woods. the new fielder and Corr. the speedy all around l man with a trusty willow. .'The Silent One" has accomplished the very thing | needed. He has annexed some swat ters and that has been the one vital | weak spot among the "Muckers." It's ali right to have some stars out in tn. | field but no aggregation ever won a 1 game even behind good twirler unless they were able to swat when swats meant scores.
 Wolf is comparatively sale from che pitching standpoint although the ai. dition of another good twirler would not injure the present standing of the team. With Hoschelle and Peehles he has a pair certain to make good although neither has much acquaint ance with this lofty altitude. This ! feature may act as a barrier for T few days but 1t will not require man: more stunts to bring both lads down to the point of fine finish
 In case of pinch, The Silent One may also use Thomas on the firine line as he has an elegant Ripper and all he will require is a few days o
 actual practice from the top of the
 mound. Thomas filings from the nortf
 side of the enclosure and has speed.
 one that is said to have major leagu,
 noise about it
 . Owing to the sudden influx of boc,i
 stops, it is not certain at the presen
 time just how Capt. Dorsch will lin,
 up his men on Wednesday afternoon
 at which time the battle begins pronp
 ly at 2:30 o'clock. It looks now g
 though McCann will be relegated |
 the left garden and Corr statione, Iat the initial bag This win keei
 both Royal and Woods behind tn
 mask, thus giving the fans assurance that that particular station will b' well taken care of
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-11
cANANEA TAKES FIRST GAME

Word was received here late last evening that the Cananea team had walloped the O'Donovan Demons from Douglas to the tune of to l. But meagre details are given further than the fact that Reardon put the kibosh on the visitors and throughout the entire game had them at his mercy. On the other hand. the Cananea bat ters walloped when wallops meant scores. They play again this morning at Cananea.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-11
0NE HIS NEW PLAYER Manager Wolf Secures Fielder In Fl Paso Who Is
 Hard Hitter DOPE POT LOOKS VERY
 BAD FOR D0UGLASiTES

Woe be Iu- to that O. ID O n O Y a n Demon az 6 r c g . [ ioa V h e n 1t strnes Bis bee n e At Wednessi ay after n O O n. The do pc pot is just boiling over with pre- dictions or vic es
 for { h C
 ' Muckers fthat's what
 FA.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-11
B|sbEE'S SPLENDID HERD OF
 ELkS START FOR ANGEL CITY

} MARICoPA. July 1o.-Hink- } ley copped . lady, is now . hot } favorite at hundred to one. , Toser is a one to ten shot. Mo G.cgor ruled off and kicking , feebly. Newcomb and Hsttick } doing dueis in barber shop Minors Tombstone bunch going } some with Jack White In the , lead as far as his wife will let } him. Burgess put away in an upper. Further details tomorrow 3 PETERSON . Late hast evening an important } message was received in Bisbee direct from Nj. A. Peterson, one of the live wires" on the Elk } special enrou;e for Los Angeles D The message fpom Benson, which follows is practically self explan. } atory=
 . "Hinckley is still riding on the } sprinkler and we are playing 5 him fifty to one across the board. Toser had three tso he statedD 5 and is now seventh choice in the 5 great handicap. The dark horse 5 McGregor. broke badly and is . liable to be ruled off the track 5 by Marshal Twomey. The balance 5 are doing fairly we'll. Prepare } for further details from Tucson where the bunch is to be royalty , entertained"