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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1909-05-12
GIANT POPLAR
TREE.

Blue6eld, w. Va, May o.
What is believed to be the larg
est tree IN West Virginia was a
poplar felled by Everett Curtis
IN Raleigh county. It's trunk
was cut into five logs. each IL
feet long. The stump measured
5 feet across one way, and 0 feet
the other way. The logs aver
aged 2 feet in diameter. d. G.
Courtney of Charleston, offered
Mr.. Curtis $500 for the logs on
the railroad. The offer was re-
fused.
II is believed the age OF the
tree Is $50 years The poplar
therefore was large tree when
Columbus discovered America,
and when Harold fought the
battle Of Hastings it must have
been a sapling Of considerable
size.
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COL. PATRICK HAGAN
Noted Lawyer has Accumulated Vast
Tracts ct Coal Lands. And Lives
To See His Hopes OF Indus.
trial Development Realized.

Col. Patrick Hagan, of Dun
cannon, Scott County, Va,
father of Charles +. Hagan, of
the Bank of Bristol, of which
the elder Mr.. Hagan is presi-
dent, was a visitor ia Bristol
Monday as the guest of his son.
Though he is advanced in
years, Col Hagan is very active
and frequently visits Bristol
and travels over Southwest Vir-
ginia looking after property
interests.
Col. Hagan owns a vast area
Of coal lands in Southwest Vir-
ginia, and is said to enjoy the
largest cash income of any man
in the state. Many OF the large
coal concerns doing business in
the Virginia coal fields operate
on his property, paying him "A
royalty of ~ cents a ton on
every ton of coal mined, based
on railroad weight.
Though he has disposed of d
large amount of coal property,
Col. Hagan still has thousands
of acres left, part of which is
untouched. He was one OF the
pioneer settlers of the coal
fields, and has been a steadfast
friend of the Southwest. He is
a lawyer and was an active
practitioners for many years.
His coal land was acquired
gradually, but was nearly all
purchased before the railroads
were built and when it sold al
mere fraction of what it is now
worth. 1t lie said that Col.
Hagan now owns coal lands
that could not be bought fol
$lo0 an acre, that cost him pro.
badly not over sc cents or 81 an
arre.--Bristol Herald -Courisr.
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COURT DECISION
Results In An EoOrmous Coal Deaf In
Piitsburg.

Pittsburg. May S. ~ Within ana
hour after the news OF the
supreme court decision in re-
gard 70 the Hepburn rate bill
commodities clause was receiv-
ed here today, = deal was con
summated by which the Gould
interests viii engage in the coal
business in the Pittsburg dis
trict.
Arrangements have bcen
made already. 10 Is said. TO pro-
duce between 1900. .oOo and 2.
5oo.0oo tons "a year. The mines
viii be operated By the Pitts
burg Terminal and Traction
Company. and the coal will be
sold at the mines through a
New York concern.
IL was intimated that the de-
cision might mean the termina-
tion of the receivership Of the
Western Maryland and other
Gould roads and development
of the holdings OF the Little
kenawha syndicate, hich
were purchased Jointly by the
Pennsylvania. Baltimore and
Ohio and New York Central
railroads for about $4,000, 900.
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STONEGA VS.. BIG STONE GAP.

The Big Stone Gap base bali
team went up Co Stonega last
Friday afternoon and crossed
bats with the team at that
place IN a match game Of ball.
At the close of the ninth inning
the score stood ~ 90 l2 In favor
of the Gap team.
Following is the lineup OF
players and score by innings In
this game:
Biz Stone Gap.
b. Carnes, If: Tinslev. 2b.
Agee, SIS; Potter. 80: a. Carnes.
RI; Wolfe, no; Kelly. cf. Jones
C; Horton, D.
Sionega.
Taylor. SIS Taggart. c. Tate.
80; Sayers, p, Maddox, IF. Rich
mond. CT. Joseph, 10. Wampier
Do. Williams. If
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woa'i Slight A Good Friend.

II ever / need cough medicine again I
kn0w what to get" declares Mrs. A T.
ailey of Beals. Me-, ''ior. after using tan
eotties Of Or. Kings New Discovers, and
seeing us excellent results in my own fam
~ aud Others, anl Convinced il is the best
meoicine maJs for Coughs, and Colds and
iang trouble. Every one who tries il feels
Just that way Relief is felt at once and its
gulek cure surprises you. Fer Bronchitis
AsInmas Hcmorrhage, Group Sore Throat.
pam ~ IN chest OF lungs its scpreme. soc and
~. p. ina sctsls free. Guaranteed BY J
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baskets When the time was
called the score stood : TO . i'm
favor of Big Stone Gap.
Pennsat wiuniks Base BAR.

After the test for pennant
between the two Gaps at the
basket a battle royal was waged
IN the diamond by the boys of
East Stone Gap aud the home
team who had won three sue
cessive games in the preliminary
contest. The score is self ex-
planatoTy.
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LITERARY CONTEST.

The literary entertainment at
the school hall at night was an
other very interesting feature,
and was well attended though
heavy rainfall that began about
dark held a good many people
away. The winners in these
contests were given individual
prizes, and, were not
considered for points with the
field sports. The winners are
designated by an @ before their
names.
Grammar Grade Department.
Recitation-"Janie," Cordie
Everidge, Appalachia.
'Recitation-'Naughty Zell, !"
Mary Skeen, Big Stone Gap.
Young Men From High Schools.
Declamation-"The Settlers
Story" Emmett Stone, Big
Stone Gap.
acknowledgements to
the Giadiators," II. Lee Harris,
Coeburn.
Declamation-''Death of La
Fayette," John Kilbourn, APP
palachia.
Young Ladies From High Schools.
*Recitation-"The Blac
smiths Story" Miss Myrtle
Cawood, Big Stone Gap.
Recitation-ssWhen l Am
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1909-05-12
THE ROD MUST GO.

lnrs'nl Herald Dourcrl
Much has been recently said
about the use Of the rod i'm our
common schools. aud of the
tendency TO cast it out upon the
one side, and upon the other
side 90 demand its more fire.
quent use.
We need No legislation upon
this subject, neither for nor
against. The rod was not legis-
lated into our schools. We
Will not legislate IL out. Former
~ 10 was regarded panacea
for all the ills of schoOl-such
az truancy, tardiness, whiper-
ing ill-temper, quarreling, and
general disobcdience. The plan
was, iniiict bodily pain. even if
You destroy the manhood of the
child, 70 gain an unwilling
obedience.
Compulsory loyalty TO the
regulation of a school is little
better than open rebellion.
Willing and cheerful obedience
Is what the true teacher seeks
TO gain. Can ne hope TO attain
this by holding aloft in his
hand the frightening rod, and
threatening with the lash the
boy that turns his head TO the
right or left Would the rod
advocate turn his thoughts
upon himself, upon his own
childhood and experiences, he
would soon learn that there are
such things as judicious punish
ment and injudicious punish
ment.
Forty years experience in
school work has long since
fully convinced me that a com
petent teacher can and will dis
pense with the use of the rod
entirely. / would not discharge
a teacher for a moderate .indul-
gence IN this relic barbarism, of
but, upon employing him.
should ask him this question:
"How do you control and di-
rect your schools- And If his
answer should be, by the use
Of the rod" / would say Sect
thee hence"
superintendent McChesney.
of Bristol, speaks loads Of truth
when he says. .Oer better
teachers no longer use the
lash"
Ia a few more years, the
birch limo will hold the same
relation to our schools, that the
antiQuated sickle holds to the
reaper IL will be legendary
myth of the past-re8d Of, but
not seen; told bnt not felt.
RQBT. f.. WOLFE.
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Pennaut Winning Basket Bali.

Both teams in this game of
basket ball put up a lively fight
though Big Stones outlook at
the end of the first half was
rather gloomy; their opponents
having 6 points to their credit
while large goose egg adorned
Big Stones side, owing 10 the
glaring sun in their eyes, which
worked hardship on the home
players. However, in the last
half with the sun conditions
favoring they proved to their
rooters' satisfaction that their
egg was fertile and Matched
from it nine points that won
them the game, while East
stone sap made unly two
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BIG STONE GAP. WISE COUNTY. va WEDNESDAY, MA

Married" Miss Myrtle Temple
ton, Appalachia.
RecItation-"Aunt Eleanor's $
Hero Miss Edith Gains, East
Stone Gap.
The work Of each Of the
above contestants showed good
work, and in no instance was
the Judges vote unanimous for
winner.
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PENNANT WINNING ATHLETIC EX.
ERcISES AT BASS GALL PARK SAT.
UROAY WITNESSED BY LARGE AND
ENTHUSIASTIC CROWD OF SCHOOL
PATRONS AND FRIENDS FROM ALL
OVER THE COUNTY.

The various athletic sports Of
the Field Day exercises of the
High Schools of Wise county,
pulled off in Base Ball Park
Saturday were largely attended
by the school patrons from ali
over the county, who took as
much or more interest in them
than has been manifested in
sports in this section for a long
time.
The day dawned fair with
the orb Of a May-day sun cast
ing it's rays upon the grand
stand, sections of which had
been set apart for each school
participating in the exercises
and decorated with the schools
colors; this apparently did much
TO add to the enthusiasm OF that
towns patriotism toward the
boys and girls representing
them.
The feature of the day was
the pennant winning base ball
game between East Stone Gap
and Big Stone Gap teams. IL
was full of vim and vigor from
start to finish, the bali being in
action all the time, the felders
doing clean work and giving
splendid assistance 20 the bat
teries on both sides, putting a
large size setting Of goose eggs
on the score board as a memento
THAI Wise county boys can hold
a score down 90 3 and @ when
they try. The game was with
out doubt the best seen on the
local diamond since profession
al ball was played here two
years ago and the teams par
ticipating merit n e great
praise given them from ali
sides and are to be compliment
ed for the satisfaction given TO
the spectators.
The basket ball games by tn e
girls were "a close second to the
base ball feature, and proved TO
be of great interest to many
who had not been initiated into
the mysteries of this fascinating
form Of athletics, and in both
the untieing game of the morn
ing and the pennant winning
game of the afternoon the teams
fought hard with clean and
clever stunts TO gain points,
which was no easy matter
owing to the knack of handling
the ball exhibited in each of the
games.
Throughout the day the yells
of the schools were legion, each
event being interspersed with a
lively smattering of them.
lNOTE. Three pennsnts were given.
one ior basket ball, one for base ball: and
one Tor highest score on an events. In the
iolowlng summaries the teams ara placed
1rst, second. or third 10 show number of
points made. First place counting 10 points
seeond, points, third 5 points and In caso
oi lie, l1dicated hy a brace. each of The com
pentors scored points for pennant. The
basket ball and base ball games between
East stone Gap and Norton were not count
ca IN above oiass, being played ior other
The days sports began with
a basket ball game between
East Stone Gap and Norton
teams, it falling their lot by
draw to play off tie between
the three teams contesting, East
Stone Gap won by a score of 26
points against r>0f,,fc for NJ
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ton and were privileged to play
again IN the afternoon contest
for pennant
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ton and were privileged to play
again in the afternoon contest
for pennant.
100 Yard Dash
Between the halves of the
basket ball game the 100 yard
dash was run:
Norton Jack Lifts. LIE o
Huette.
Big Stone Gap-Earnest Agee.
Allen Carnes.
East Stone Gap-Straley Tate.
Appalachia-P Paul Stover,
John kilbourn.
Ruuning High Jump
Big Stone Gap-Joh Kelly,
Allen Carnes.
Norton-Boice Jessee. II. r.
Lifts
East Stone Gap-Robt. Ingles,
" m. warden.
Wise Ebert Lipps. Mr.. Ho-
back.
Appalachia- Paul Stover.
Standing High Jump.
p. 5. q. John Kelly. Earnest Agee.
Norton Fink Comanu. Leo Hueiiel.
f. 5. q. Robert IugIes. Worley Gilly.
Wise. Ebert Lipps.
Appalaohia- Paul Slower.
Running Broad Jump.
Norton - Jack Lifts. Fink
Comann.
Big Stone Gap-Allcn Carnes.
John Kelly.
Wise-Elbert Lipps, Mr.. Ho-
back.
East Stone Gaps Straley Tate.
Appalachia-Paul Stover.
Standing Broad Jump.
Big Stone Gap-John Kelly,
Allen Carnes.
Wise Elbert Lipps, Mr.. Ho-
back.
East Stone Gap-Wniam
Warden.
Norton - Jack Lifts, Fink
COmann.
Appalachia-Paul Stover.
The above events ended the
morning sports. the crowd dis
persing for dinner. The first
doings Of the afternoon was "a
seven inning base bail game
between Norton and East Stone
Gap 20 determine which team
would play in the championship
game, some dissatisfaction hav-
ing arisen over a former game
between the teams.
Following is the score:
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Inning t23f f56779
b S. q. o2000x-3
D. :. q. OOo0 10000
Earned uns-Blr stone Gap 4.
Base. on Rails-Acec /. Warden
First base on errors hast stone Gap9.
Two base hit--Joues
struck out by Agee r. Warden 6.
Double plays-W. b. Glly una,si-teG.
Darnes io Skocn GO Stone.
hit hy pitched baii-Warden l.
mpires-Tlnslcv and Blanton
Potato Race.
Fifth Grammar Grade boys
after 10 potatoes 3 feet apart:
Big Stone Gap Sidney Null
lins.
Wise-Harry White.
East Stone Gap-Ad Collier.
Norton-Virgil Ratlf.
Relay Race.
Six hundred yards, two hun
dred yard laps
Norton-H. +. Lifts, Boon
Turner, Leo Huettel.
Wise-Elbert Lipps, Mr.. Kill
gore, Mr.. Hoback.
Big Stone Chas. sum
NIT, Pat Hammond. j. a. Good
lOe.
Base Ball Throwing.
Wise-Elbert Lipps, Mr.. Xii
gore.
NOrtOn-Fink Comann, II +.
Lifts.
East Stone Gap-Straley Tate.
Big Stone Gap-John Kelly,
Allen Carnes.
There were about 1900 people
present throughout the day.
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Hits-B. s O. $. Stonega, N.
Stolen Bases b. ). G.. &: Ston-
ega, Z. Sacrifice Hits b :. q
.. ErrOrs-B. ). O.. $; Stonega.
-. Umpires-R. j Faust and
G. r. BlantOn.
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Miss Addie Linzi. who Is attend
ing school at the Falls. spent sun
day nj home.
One OF the men working for Mr..
Campbell. got his team mircd down
in front OF Pointers. and the latter
had to help him out.
One of Chas. Linzi's horses go,
severely cut on barbcd wire this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wells visited Mrs.
Z. kirkendali sunday.
Roy Schmeiser has been very sick
with blood poison In his leg.
Mrs ~. l.. Bogss made several
calls In the ncighborhood last week.
Chas. Horton took 200 head of
cattle out To be- fed this week.
George Orr spent the night at II.
l.. Boggs' last Monday.
Scou Barnes. who has been very
sick. II s.mcwh hat better. although
he Is still unable To speak.
Mrs. f.. kirkendall attended the
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Mr.. Greasy and his sister. Mrs
Brown. from Klamath Falls, visited
With Mrs. :. A. Brcntner last week
Arthur Brentncr's father arrived
{ fom Santa Barbara Saturday. and
thinks things look rather "winterish'
re.
Mrs. Brown. of Klamath Falls, Wis.
l. "A At Long Lake last week.
q. +. Sevi,s caught wildcat and
q coyote Tuesday.
-. karccow brought her two
SOM, Nickel and Alexander, tn the
hooi Tuesday.
J ~. Barnes Is cutting wood now
II. II. vanvalkenburg drove some
c.t.i, through this district Tuesday.
u all reports are true. this is a
fave c,l section after all. We read
a. hli.Eards In the south, washouts
aud sno. In the east. and bitterly
cDld Weather In the north. while We
have rad a very open winter so far.
L. Thompson. oi Pine Grove. has
purchased several hundred cords Of
wood OF Mr.. Evans. of Long Lake.
and will move to that place scon to
install a wood saw and prepare the
wood for the market.
Mr.. Spencer went I O town Tues.
day.
Mr.. Kelley. one OF Mr.. Mclntire's
men. was In the Falls Tuesday.
Mr.. Byers hauled "a load OF wood
out OF the hills with a sled Monday.
lie reports deep snow in the noun
tains.
Mr.. Sutter visited with MIR. Byers
family Tuesday
Ernest Boyd. OF Pine Grove. pass.
I'd here Tuesday on his way to Long
Lake to see Mr.. Evans. lie visited
our school In the afternoon
Mrs. Sevits visited with onr teach
er. Miss Lola Thompson. sunday.
Arthur Sevits. who - attending
High School In Klamaih Falls. Wis
tied with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs
G. =. seviis Saturday and Sunday.
Sseighing and coasting ar. good
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HERALD ADS PAY
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department Of the Interior. U. =
Land offico at Lskeview. Oregon. Dc.
ceinber ~. 1908.
Notice II hereby given that Maud
Hayden. OF klamath Falls. Oregon,
who. Nov. 80. 1908. made Timber aud
stone Application No Oss2. for NEn
NWh. Bee. 20. Tp. 81 g.. Il. SE..
w, ~. has filed notice OF Intention
to make final proof.t establish claim
to the land above described. before
County Clerk klamath Co. at his Of.
nee. ut klamath Falls. Oregon. ON the
?6th day of February. 1903.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Albert Harrison. A. NJ. Jamison.
John q. schalloGk. Bsn Carlisle, all
OF klamath Falls. Oregon.
J. N. WATSON.
"" Rasister.
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NOTICE OF sIiEMiFF's sAIE.

Hyvirtuc OF an execution nnd order
of sale duly issucd by tho Clork ri
tho Circuit Court OF klamath County
State oi Oregon. dated the 18th day
of January. 1909. In u certain action
at law In the Circuit Court OF the
state OF Oregon. for tn" County of
klamath. wherein Albert Shnr nv
plaintir recovered Judgment against
W, II. May. defendant. FOR tho sum
or Four Hundred Forty.ciKht and
io.i0o $ttS.i0b Dollars. together
with interest thereon from the 2tth
day ~ August. 1905. ut the rate OF
\ per cent per Rnnum. aud Mn order
OF sale or the NEh ot sen vi see.
tion 81. Township 10 South of Range
\ East, W, NJ. nv upon execution to
satisfy said sum. on the 18th day Of
January. 1909.
Notice is hereby given that I viii
On the isth day Of March. 1903. ut
the front door of the Court House IN
klamath Fans. Oregon. at the hour
of : o'clock y. m. of said day. sell ut
public auction To the highest bidder
FOR cash III. following described prop.
crty. to.wit:
The NEI of the SEn of Section
81 In Township 40. South Of
Range y East. Willamette Mcr.
idian. In klamath County. Oregon.
taken and levied on as the property
OF ". u, May. OF NJ much thereof as
may he necessary to satisfy said Judg.
m"nt In favor Of the said Albert Shur
aud against said W u. May and
said land. together with interest
thereon aud costs and disbursements
to accrue.
Dated this yth day of February.
1909. at klamath Falls. Oregon.
". H. BARNES.
sheriff of Klamath County. Oregon.
2.lo.3.lv
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In this neishborhood now: the snow
being about eight inches deep.
Mr. and Mrs. u. u. Kcrns visited
Mr. and Mrs. Sevits Tuesday.
a. O. -kerns made a business trip
to q. W. iicaviiin's Monday.
Harry Pearson passed here In q
sleigh Wednesday.
Mr.. Byers visited our school last
"Wednesday.
u. A. Afford lost "a ycariing calf
last week
Thos. attending the Keno enter
tainmcnt from Plcvna Friday were:
Miss Blanche and Lola Thompson.
Mr. and Mrs. q. =. Sevits. Masters
Charley and CLIFFORD Scvits. Homer.
Burdcttc and Mary Byers, Mrs. A..
Brcntncr and son Howard. Claricc
Bonner. Emery and Glenn Sevits.
While Barnes and Alexander Karc-
COW. Mr.. Sevits furnished four hors-
cs and large sled and everyone en-
joyed fine sleigh ride. The enter
tainmcnt was a great success.
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teachers examination at the Fall
last week.
/ T., W, Smith Ia attending Cnur
ut tho Falls this week. as no IN on,
OF tho jurymcn.
Claude Clopton brought u cattl,
dos down from Merrill this w,ch
for Leon Horton.
Tho pupils of Summers school ar,
ylad to learn Of the Improvement III
the condition OF White Mitchell. d
former pupil here,
Mr.. willard is going to butchc,
this week. Homer Smith will ussisl
him,
Roy Smith IL absent from school
on account of his eyes.
Earl Boggs visited y. W Smi,hs u
ranch SATURDAY.
John Lambert. the stage driver,
did not make his usual route by the
school house Monday. on account oi
the deep SNOW
H. l.. boggs was nt III" school
house Monday ana made path for
us We appreciated the favor very
much as the snow was several inches
deep.
Homer Smith has gone over to the
camp on the Wordcn place.
Mrs, A. Mcmillan is cooking on
the Smith holland ranch. and Mr. Ne.
Mul,an X working ON the steam shov.
81.
Jack Horton has returned to the
ranch from III" Reservation. where
he has been riding after Chas, ilor-
tons cattle.
Jack Brown went down a well thir-
~ feet deep after a barrel which had
dropped into IT,
George Orr and Claude Clopton
bought II head of cattl" OF Frank
Mccormack. nndd took them io the
Horton ranch.
Frank Mccormack brought some
cattle from his ranch To- IN" Ankcny
ranch. Morgan Smith Is feeding
them.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-02-15

u. Ia. I. &. s. SyJt'm an ciucat ion
is Easy to obtain. See the |, e. y,
man AT the new Portland Store. For
a lew days only. Is
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-02-15

Singer. wheeler \ Wilson sewins
Machine Agency. cor. 9Th aud Main
for needles aud oil. Machincs Tor
rent. ~
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-02-15

Don't miss the I. e. y. window at
the new Portland Store. For u few
days only. Is