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The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1909-02-16
Rheumatism

have found a tried and tested cure for Rbou.
mAllsm ,Not remedy that win sfrhighten the
Eruwths bach 20 flesh again. That Re impossitls
This dgplOmble disease 's' "
lu Gemany-With a Chemist fn fbo ftty ~
ba rneJalt-l found the last ingredient with
Winch pr shoops Rheumatic Reaiody was made
p loficcLcd. dependable prescription Wifhouf
that last ingredient 4 suceossfuIlv treated roaoc
many cases of kheumatIsm but now at last ifuni.
lOIIi,lS cures gu e1rable cases Of this heretofore
llu.h uf AIDED disease. Those snnd-like qranuiar
49,, iound pm khoHmatc Blood Som todissoive
eNd pASs away under the action OF hieremodv nj
lIt.ih hs 90 sugar whom added 10 pure wnfar
Hnl t1.u whom dissolved. these poisonous wastes
t,ely l.-s rom the system. and The cazse al
ltll4 Hntl Isu Pc gone forever. There o. now no
out help. we saI. end ln oonndnnca rnonrnr..rd
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1909-02-16
Summer School at Enon.
APRIL 18Th. 90

In sickness, If certain hidden nerve
goes wrong then the organ that this nerve
CONTROLS will also surely fail Itmay be a
stomach nerve, or it may have given sup
port and strength and support TO the heart
or kidneys. 1t was Dr. Shoop that first
pointed TO this vital truth ur. Shoop's
Restorative was not made To- dose the sto,n.
ach nor to temporarily stimulate the heart
or kidneys. That old fashioned method is
all wrong. DIR. Shops Restorative goes
directly to these failing inside nerves.
The "Reminiscences of this prescription
demonstrates The wisdom of treating the
actual cause OF these failing organs, and it
Is Indeed easy to prove. \ simple five or
ten days test will surely tell. Try it once
and see. Sold blythe Dye Pharmacy.
The average country editor is q
chump. He will submit to the
abuse of some misery old skiDAint
or EhYlock in community for years
and when death IN ell its merciful
hlhuneSS removes It's worthless old
carcass to place that has possibly
been eager anu yawning for years
to eveh up his devilsh score. Mr.
Editor, in laudator language and a
half column space will pour ous his
hypocritical sympathy, touchingly
yet pathetically. Not so with the
Enterprise. The rext old repro
bate that shuffles off, may die with
this troubled fact on his mind thar
we are going to everlastingly lam
baste hIm as soon as we have proof
his grouchy life has been snuffed
and he is on his way home. Some
OF you old reprobates, be you one
or many, had better take doe notice
and come in and 'make good" with
us before the last call for there is
nota drop of sentimental hypocrisy
or sniveling pretense in our heart Of
OF hearts go. Cairo Enterprise.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1909-02-16
IONA MARSH
STENOGRAPHEE

> ENOG r y PHER,
Gay Office over Bank of Grantsville
Building.
All work done promptly, neatly and
accurately. Charges reasonable.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1909-02-16

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sars tho zl8 krdY~ have hms Bol5l
'' e &(SHzAIz$I
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-02

Bot ia spite OF this fact. Wander
vecr now attempts 20 shift the bur.
den 70 the back Of the sheriff lie
does thls. having assured ~ leas,
one slo; machine man that he had
no objection to the operation Of a
few slot machines in the county.
Sheriff Robert r. Hodge.
whom Narderveer has sworn
20 get" and for which pur-
pose the county commissioners
have appropriated money. will
demand this afternoon that he
be permitted TO 90 before the
grand jury and tell all he
knows OF this slot machine
matter.
If Vanderveer thinks he can
show whore ! have at any time dur.
Ing my entire life been guilty OF
one dishonest act. he Is welcome
10 do q, said Sheriff Hodge this
morning Il don't care how far he
goes ! am willing TO answer for
every act OF mine since | became
sheriff All | want Is that the
truth shall be known have known
for a long time that Vanderyeer
and the commissioners we're fran
ms up 20 get me Let them 60 to
II. When the smoke has cleared
away you'll find me standing up In
the center OF the ring with the ref.
cree counting Vanderveer out.
"vanaeryeer has laid great
stress upon the fact that | am
a friend Of Jean Romano. the
proprietor Of some OF the slot
machines that are supposed 70
have been operating IN differ
ent carts Of the county. | am
friend Of Romano's, and have
been for a good many years,
and hope 10 be for a good many
years TO come. vanderveer
also has been friend OF Ro-
mano's for a good long while
and rode free In Romano's
automobiles when he was cam
paiening for John =. Miller for
mayor.
II am not prepared TO say wheth.
er Mr. Romano ever asked Mr.
NanderYeer for favors. but can
say that never In his life has Mr.
Romano asked me for anything or
offered me other than assistance ia
my campaign. and this assistance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-02
Knox Fires the Nicaraguan
Charge d'AffairesAn-
other Cunboat Ordered
Out.

thY n{s@d Ffuasas
WAst+tNoToN. Dec. 2.--There IL
every indication today THAT Uncle
Sam intends 70 force immediate &c.
luton of the klcarauuan situation,
and that the action of Secretary
Knox IN disseminating diplomatic
relations with the xelayen govern.
ment means an immediate move.
nent locking toward = domination
Of the situation.
THE order for the transport pral.
rio to sail this afternoon with 700
marines from phiisdeiphla Yer Cen.
trail American waters, ard orders
from the navy department
for tire cruiser Albany and the gun.
boat Yorktown. new az Maedalens
bay, to proceed TO corinse, on the
west eoas, os Nicaragua. mean that
thls country haa decided that war
measures are usceseary. The action
Of Secretary knox, known 20 be
with the fuil approval q the presi.
dent, 10 as near an open declaration
Of war 40 could be possible under
the circumstances. a deeIaratl0n
o. war would have 10 be made BY
congress. and congress will be In
session rest week BY the time the
ships dispatched to-day ara nearing
their destination.
" Il should develop that actual
use Of force will be required 20 re.
store peace. tire matter ear be
quickly ard effectively presented 20
congress.
Ths marines sailing from phila.
deiphss to-day are fully equipped
with ammunition and supplies for .
hard campaign. In every way their
departure has the appearance Of
meaning business"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-02
SHELTER AND
: MINES CLOSED
BY WALkOU 7
Boston & Montana of
Butte and Great Falls
Smelter Shut Down
Traffic Demoralized.

BUTTE. Mont. Dee. g.~-Ths I'M
mense Boston and Montana mines
of the Amalgmmated Copper Com.
pany closed down today a. a result
Of the strike Of the railroad switch.
men, that has paralyzed traffic aud
trade throughout this section. Three
thousand men are thrown out 81
employment because OF the action
OF the mine officials The inability
TO secure transportation Of ore 20
the Ameif.fs at Great FmliH was
given a. the immediate cause OF shr
closing Of the minaa. Because az
the resulting shortage Of ore. the
Great Falls smeiters weFe com.
pelled also 70 close, and their 500
operatives are idle today
Freight traffic ON the lines 81 the
Northern Pacific and Great North.
ern railroads throughout Montana
n completely demoraiixah. In many
railroad canfeFm members Ut the
HrosheFhood u Railway Trainmen
have joined The strikers. aud no
relief from the present acute con.
dltions IL In sight.
Al Helena every Hwitchman IN
the city has stopped work. Many
OF the Brotherhood men have cas-,
their lots with the strikers. and no,
a wheel Ia moving In that district.
Reports from Eastern Montana
indicate the probability Of al
Brotherhood men IN that section
Joining IN the strike. Many quit
work yesterday. although several
were reported TO have returned "a
their posts today II Is believed that
the strikers will be successful IN
their campaign to add the entire
Eastern portion Of the state to the
territory that already "a cut or
from freight transportation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-02
TO ssGET" BOB HODGE
CONGRESS MAY DECLARE WAR
MONDAY--ZELAYA WILL QUIT

or ateordlnp 10 a statement given
cut ~ Consul General Aitschal Of
Nicnta0ua. who IL considered zc.
ieya y personal representative IN the
uniSnd States.
fnt statement fellows the arrival
o. ne cable messages for Altsehul.
whlth are believed 70 have been
from xeiaya.
The news that Secretary Knox
had sent passports 10 the Nicar.
apvrn representative at Washing.
ton Mas flashed 10 xelaya from mere
last aighs. The messages received
touaF are supposed 20 be hla reply:
"peehidsnt zelays krows the turn
affairs have taken" said Altsohul.
WARRINGTON. u. g.. Dee. a.
The Uuited States Il a. near war
vita Nicaragua as Ia possible with.
out definite declaration by con.
gFete Tha, body will convene
next Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-02
TRIES TO Use GRAND JURY
AS A TOOL IN This FIGHT

Secretary Of State Knox return
ed the passports Of the charge
d'affaircs OF Nicaragua last night.
and az the same time handed him "a
letter scathingly denonncing the
Central American government. and
especially President Zclaya.
Secretary Knox virtually an.
nouncca the recognition OF the
NlcArnRuan revolutioniats and de-
elares that 1t 10 the conviction Of
the United States that the rebel.
lion represents the sentiment Of a
great majority OF the NicaraguanA.
Knoxa letter practically holda
Zeiaya responsible for the death Of
Cannon and Groce aud the other
indignlties ~ the NiearaBuan gov
eminent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-02
Wholesale Arrests of Saloonkeepers Part of This
Job-Vanderveer the Only Official With Whom
Slot Machine Owners Talked About Allowing
Them to Operate in King County.

we may not be able to get anything Bob Hodge,
but we will ruin his reputation before get through"
This in substance is purpored have been
made BY Prosecuting Attorney George f. Vanderveer yes.
terday.
Vanderveer intends the grand jury in an effort
to dseredt Hodge and that end has promised immunity
to persons who would 60 the stand and any
thing that might impcate Hodge in dishonest act
The Of saoonkeepers throughout county on the
charge Of operating machines done in an attempt to
nure Hodge To make appear the public machines
being operated in large numbers throughout the entire
county saoonkeepers arrested not had slot
machines in their places OF business for four years
In public statement. Vauderveer has intmated that
Sheriff Hodge knew that these machines were in operation and
permitted them 10 remain in use
AS matter Of fact the only public official with whom
the proPretors OF these slot machines talked
the operation of these machines was
Prosecuting Attorney George F. Vanderveer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-02

Aed they are buying at thBa great
sacfliiee two s0,foot roadways ox.
ssnSinE abou, a mile in length from
wcedIawn av. at the north end Of
Green lake. to University boulevard.
IN fhe university district
Three years ago ths members OF
ths park board and other city Of.
ficsala said the property owners
wUsfld have 10 buy these roadwaya
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-02
CHILDREN Will ENTERTAIN

The children OF the Dea Moinas.
Wash. Childrnn's Industrial school
viii give O minstrel show AZ the Al.
hambra theatre Saturday evening
by the performance the children
hope to raise money enough to pay
off the money due on their new
home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-02

was confined absolutely to the use
Of one automobile for two OF three
days The Idea that Mr.. Romano
is a rich man is absurd. He was
ooabied to offer the use OF an auto.
mobile because at that time he had
an automobile agency in Seattle.
am not ashamed OF my friend.
snip Tor Mr. Romano and don't in.
tend TO give Il up because the
prosecuting attorney Of King coun.
~ doesn't like Il.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-02
PEOPLE WILL
PAY FOR THE
BIC WALKOUT
Housewife Learns About
Switchmen's Strike -
Prices Threaten to Soar
as a Result of Congestion

II that husband 81 mine comes
home one ~ these niEhts and finds
dinner q curea meats. dried
fruits and canned vegetables. be
neednt seold his wife. when the
housewife went 10 market this
morning she found prices on fresh
stuff advancing and The market
naAn's stock vanishing. all because
og the swttchmens strike. Meat
butter and eggs and vegetables are
going up IN Seattle.
The cattle market is tied nm. e
said James Henry. Western ax.
Wholesale meat man. this morning
We have seven carloads Of cattle
IN transit and can't get them. n
ffis strike lasts q week OF ten DAYS
We'll all be up against u. OF cuurse
prices wasi 20 ~. We are not quot
ing prices this morning, for We
can't tell where we are
Housewife DISCOURAGED.
Fruits. vegetables and all such
/ perlshable stuff are AZ a stanaatlll
on the railroads and the cold
weather IL adding to the damage
OF this line Of foods. Mrs. House.
wife faced q diseouraging prospect
this morning when she talked "a
fruit and vegetable men.
Ranch butter had already gone
out Of the Wholesale market be.
cause 81 It's scarcity. and shippers
are depending on Eastern markets
Butter and eggs wIii naturally nd.
vance In price. though the John n.
Agen company said this morning
they thought there was a big
enough stock IN the city to meet
the present emergency.
Grain and feed commission men
cant move a car. They can get
nothing Ia nor out. Wen ali be
on a strike ourselves within two
weeks II this thing holds out. said
Wilson W Austin. vice president
OF the Galbraith q Bacon com
pany
Big Stock on Hand.
but cheer up. WholesaIe grocera
say they can take care Of the PEG
pie indefinitely with staple prod.
ucts. -Four houses alone have on
hand $4,000, 900 worth of stuff. .
says the manager Of the National
Grocery Co. III We can't give ON
little beans Wen give 'em big
ones II We cant give 'em yellow
cling peaches well give 'em
white"
There1i stu be coal ito burn"
but II may be ALFRED high
The Wellington Coal Co, which
ships all is coal In BY boat. can
get II here all right but they are
tied np for loading and switching
we can't sell what We haven't
got, said merchants who handle
domestic coal. There is no coal
coming In"
SO there you are Cattle IN mo
tionless cars on the tracks, veRe-
tables and fruits spelling on the
read. and domestic coal lying on
the Bidetracks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-02
POLICE CLEAN UP CITY To
De READY FOR GRAND JURY

police making clean Seattle
his
gambling oTdi
nanr compelling saloons close at ! o'clock
patrolmen all
dlaordcriy persons.
would begin investigation of city affairs
II Intention of the police department have the
behavior the time the inquos around to this ea
Of
that carried the hospital,
except a larger scale
disposition part poprictors OF
disordcry regarding Of
being ply
ing openly these places.
GREAT CHANGE IN WEEK.
becoming suddenly
of their
Ia. however, a certainty
Of the police and tho
brought about the sole decevng the
grind jury Is obvious
Gambling issued instructions
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-02

lif the park board put an Sefopt
speedway In the center.
Now II develops that Seattle Elec.
trio company engineers have sur.
veyed and planned. with the result
that the company will be IN the
council within year asking for a
franchise on these 4o-foot strips,
bought BY the people.
The S. e. Co. needs a new route
to Green Lake, and tire people pay
for a..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-02
TEX RICHARD
GETS Fight

NEW YORK. 2-"Tex' ckard formerly Seattle gets
he this aftcrn
the JerieaJohnson battle
made the bid in his
a finger the pie
The battle Will be in
Of 100000 and twothrds
decision
the fight be held In Gallo rnia. or Utah
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-02
WILL PEOPLE HAVE To PAY
FOR s. {. co. R|GHT-OF-
Will lose their homes.
.nnal..nn IL. ...laA 49,


Az will suffer icsa Of their Christmas fund.
monihs, right
Of for a needed
rendered by
The State the avenna place boulevard
he court haa sagtand the superior court in decision
AUDITING boulevard
500 the condemnation OF the boulevard
board sesoo $4,000 Of the general
An o. paid PARK city
a.
IRE properly Doing
snc >~sil be cold out BY the sheriff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-02
THREATENS TO
| CAUSE MEAT FAMINE
k.rhs Traffic Still Tied
of Switch
u<n', Walkout Is Just
D,sinning TO Be Felt.
,.xstssttsttssNt$s
rHE STRIKE TODAY. =

s.ccrss from ST. Paul show 4
r'<< no nearer settlement
~ Yesterday. Railway off I
- and strikers dcadlocked !
i nrms I
<seticslly ali freight traffic ,
kfsh~ess and Middle West +,
n s,snsstill. I
.srp<r mines closed down In !
al and smelter in Great !
1sus fa'nine feared In Seat !
H1et other big cities II strike !
wonses &6 hours
firss effort to break strike !
! seattle and Spokane made !
@a ncrrsng when three nor +,
.zicn ntn ~ere pot to work IN +,
seatsls and eight IN spokane. /,
Great Nortkcrn steamship I
Minnescsa arrives in port ard
ursaAe % 81 Ears IN which TO I
! unlsad irmerxe cargo Of silks I
/ and frrisk
crAs - irziss leaving Sc. I
zftis rsfrss . DO airy switch
~ % ssstsis yards
- = :. = - -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-02

NEW oRLgANs. La Dee. a.
President xslaya 10 ready 20 give
up his office ard allow Secretary
81 state knos e nane bic aueenaa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-02

Gambling games galore have
been allowed 20 run under the eyes
q the police. IN cigar stores. IN the
-beth rooms OF saloons. and IN the
hotels
And yet. last night, with the
grand jury I'm session. Chief Ward
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-02
VANDERVEER is
UNABLE TO MAKE
GOOD HIS PROMISE


Nanderveer failed to keen tho
promise he made to the grand Jury
this morning that he would furnish
y with conclusive evidence tina.
Sheriff Hodge was responsible for
a Wholesale swindling OF the citi.
gems Of the county by slot machines.
Nhnoerveer produced seven wit
nesscs-ali saloon keepers in Ra.
vcnsdale-to tell a tale of Immunity
promised them by Sheriff Hodge
The witnesses in no way connected
Hodge with the operation OF ma.
chimes in Ravensdale.
Neither did the witnesses tell n
story of fortunes made in slot ma.
chimes. Seventy dollars a month
half of which went 10 the saloon
keepers and the other half 10 the
owner of the machines-was ali
the money played in seven ma.
chimes In the seven saloons In RIA.
veusdale
Hadn't Seen Hodge. Z
Not one OF the witnesses had
ever spoken a word 10 sheriff
Hodge concerning the operation of
the slot machines. Most OF the
saloon men had not even seen
Hodge since he was elected sheriff.
Hodge according to the saloon
men, had never been in their places
of business while he was I'm office.
J. Z. Bellusky. one OF the Ravens.
dale saloon keepers, swore that
Hodge had not been in Ravensdale
since he took office. The witness
further said that Hodge had not
visited his saloon for l6 months.
Never by any one. according TO
witnesses was Hodges name mem
toned in connection with slot ma
chimes. Jean Romano. according
TO the witnesses. owned the ma
chimes. Monthly Romano visited
the saloons, counted the money In
the machines, kept half for the rent
OF the machines and gave the
saloon owner half
He Dealt With Romano.
Frank Ludwig. who conducts the
busiest saloon in Ravensdale, was
the first witness before the Jury,
and told story that was in all ma
terial details corroboratod by tho
other saloon keepers
Ludwig swore that he had three
money machines in his saloon,
that the machines We're rented to
him by Jean Romano. and that no
had an agreement with Romano by
which Romano was to accept as
rental half of the money made by
the machines.
When Romano asked Ludwig's
permission TO place slot machines
in hiu saloon he swore that he told
Romano that It was against the
law. Romano. SO Ludwig told the
jury, informed him that there
would be no trouble" Ludwig
fcontinued o. Page Seven.l
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-02

ktht&ktt tst
= THE WEATHER. 4
4 Fair and colder tonight y
4 Friday fair, light TO fresh y
= north winds 4
tSktkt Atk&E kbth&k+
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-02

issued instructions to close them.
The orders of Chief Ward for
the arrest OF all disorderly persons
is a Joke
The Newport whore Chief Ward
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-02

y ne employment Of non.
y sxifehmen and a meat fam
j 2Hatened In Seattle, the real
Hzt between the striking
snea and the trangrontinent.
- Entering Seattle was on
zwss from st. Paul indicate
4ern Is no settlement over
swzz In sight. The men are
~ cut for their original de-
~ ineladlug six cents an hour
~ and the companies are
r aboas a two-cent increase.
M officials Of the Great
MI and Northern Pacific
ursnx employed three non
ne1 10 III the places yacas-
iEe striking switchmen. As
= men can be secured they
v pa, In the places ~ the IT'S
lz1<n oct IN Seattle.
lmpsrs1 From Spokane.
IN nrske breakers we're Inn.
~ ;spn Spokane. and accord
y " men. have had no OK.
ls1szx Ezht more strike break
p<rs ut 10 work In the Spo.
e &<f5' yards last night. and
y ~ % mo quarter will be
= .1e strikers BY the railroad
three men employed here
s1sirned to the King ST.. ter.
y gzrds.
- o. trains leaving Seattle
4errinf refused TO obey orders
lfx switching IN the local
They would not even clear
11sks for their trains and
y q dead ears standing In the
. we're taken out with coal
dsstined for mountain coal.
1'ions. Tbs transDacific liner
ezs's locked this afternoon
10 noon the officials we're
2 secure cars 10 unload the
cargo Of SILK and fruit.
ehsncs 10 Move Meat Cars.
- representative Of the Swift
1nonF interests predict a
- hillne for Seattle unless the
= called off within the next
Hundreds OF cars Of meat
70 On the Great Northern
hfihern Pacific routes be.
ssaiiie and 81. Paul There
several hundred cars OF
ne local railroad yards. and
ne strike Is declared off
e1not be moved.
&c has The situation become
v ssantic Armour and Swift
Y Chicago are arnasslng
influence TO force the
Z Companies 70 yield.
a.. passenger trains we're
- snnulled this morning az
Nv 81 terminal This makes
~ " Ok within the past two
80. 'fso Clerks Laid OF.
-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-02

y, y. ~ exception Of the pas.
] y, s ! and engines. there
~ ,a wheel moving n The
ir.,s animal yards this morn.
IA a. ~ Traffic SUPP. McMul.
!. /: ssl. Allan, Of the North.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-02

'fsd Clerks Laid OF.
~ s' nv clerks we're dis
s. !. s1is morning IN the freight
~, y. 4 lhe Northern Pacific.
2. y were employed IN the
i. I. tsfeieht Traffic Agent
~. ~ .se others were employed
/ - IN the freight house.
i ~, we're told that their ser.
4, ~ hot be needed until the
j - over Aside from these.
ss,,sDsls Of freight handlers In
i ils XVI Pacific freight house
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-02

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