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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-02-25

Paint. Varnish Brighten nm,
Get ready for spring. James Franz,
Alexander. Estimates furnished free
Mr.. and Mrs. b. w. Stras returned
on Wednesday from a visit 10 Staun-
ton and Charlottesville while at the
latter place they visited the famous
observatory of the University OF
Virginia, where fine observation of
the moon was obtained.
NJ. II. McCorkle, OF Richards. Is
serving his country this week Ms
juror. 1t is reported that the McCor-
kles are negotiating a large lumber
deal just over the border.
The members of the Baptist church
and Sunday School are asked TO bear
In mind that Sunday School is held
regularly at 40 every Sunday morn
ing. Owing TO poor heating facili-
ties the church has been closed for
several Sundays past, when the
weather was extremely cold. Next
sunday at 3 40 a. IN. every member
OF the school is asked TO be present
The condition of Mrs. r. f Ell
more, who fell and hurt herself SIM
day evening as she was leaving
church, is reported to be much bet-
ter. IL was feared at first that the
bone in her wrist had been fractu,ed
but this proved not to be true. -
Roanoke Times, Wednesday.
Mrs Gilmore is wife of Rev r e
Gilmore, formerly Pastor of the
Christian Church in this town, and
daughter of editor Smythe.
Miss Lethia Cousins, a daughter
OF lanes Cousins, of this town, a
well know colored man, is very i'll
mt the hospital at WEIGH w. Va.
She underwent an operation recently
for what was thought to be appen-
dicitis, but the operation disclosed
much more serious trouble, said 10
be thbuTcular. Her mother returned
on Tuesday from WEIGH, ana il
seems little hope was held out at
That time of her daughters recovery.
she has been teaching school i'm
West Virginia for number CT
years, and stands high among her
people. Great sympathy is express
Ell here among the colored people.
and also among many of the white
people.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-02-25
Oats For Sale

loo bushels Burke's Garden Seed
Oats. Speak quick.
~ NJ. L. Perry.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-02-25
Gets Appointment at Columbia

Pocahontas, K beruary % d Alex
ander Halter, of this city, has been
appointed students aSSistent in pbv-
sioIogy in the me'licnl department
OF Coluhmia College. New YcIk
Nity' Tor the session of l9l0-l9ll.
Mr. Halter Is The SD Uf DIR John p
HalIer, and Is now attending medi-
cal lectures at Columbia University.
lie is graduate Of Humpden- Sidney
College, of 1908
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-02-25
FOR SALE

16O acres bluegrass and farming
land, good buildings, we'll timbered,
and we'll watered, about one-half
mile from depot. About 80 acres in
timber Address +. III Brewster.
MaXweIl, va. 1-2l-4.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-02-25
To The Ladies.

We will give Hair Goods
Dem Onstration in our Millinery
Department on Tuesday, March
Ist., from 9:3o to 4:3o.
A demonstration of the new
styles in hair dressing will be
given. All ladies invited.
c II A P NJ A n S,
L he Store That Sets The Pace
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-02-25
Better Than a Cure

1t is we'll TO cure cold, but better
to prevent it. As soon as you feel a
cold coming on, take one or two
"Lane's Pleasant Quinine Tablets"
You will not have cold and the tab
lets will leave you feeling better than
ever. They cure grip in few hours.
25c a box at druggists and dealers.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-02-25
Something For Nothing.

Nothing else, aside from money, is
so universally sought for as a cure for
headache. Headache powders are not
safe and they give only temporary re-
lief in any event. The chocolate
coated and capsule-shaped pills called
Sherman's Headache Remedy and sold
by druggists and dealers at 1Oc and
25c are recommended as the best
headache cure.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-02-25
Notice

wish TO announce TO my friends
and the public generally, that have
rented an office In the st. Clair build
Ing. and after the fist OF March VIII
devote my entire attention to the in
snrance business, and will appe relate
any business that may be given me.
Fred w. Pendleton.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-02-25

granted until the question was de-
cided.
Unless Judge Kegley grants H.
cense at this term the saloons in Po-
cahontas must close May Ist as court
does not convene before June.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-02-25

all enjoy the Clinch Valley News.
and are disappointed when anythinp
happens that we fail to get a conv ;,
Ben Baylor, so we'll remembered
here, sends check, and SAYS, Com
gratulations to Colonel Boyer and TO
Barnes Gillepmsie. You cant keen
Iazewell boys down." He adds that
Marion is forging ahend, notwith-
standing it has so many people i'm
the Home on the HILL"
w. B. Steele and John b. Hurt.
members of the big mercantile finn
OF steele, Hurt and Co., of Pound
ing Mill, wee here this week at
corut as was also Mayor Crabtree.
and Geo. w. Blown, of Richlands.
Mr.. IL. Arnold, North TazeweII.
has at last secured and perfected his
patent on his device for oiling spin
der of wagons and huggies without
removing the wheel. This is an i'm
vention which should be very ponu-
lar, and also remunerative to Mr.
Arnold. 1t is as simple as it Is efrec-
tive, and good thing.
Are you a subscriber to "The M
per of the People?" A few sample
copies will go out this week Look il
over Put dollar bill in an envelope
and send it along. and in exchange
get the paper every week for a whole
year
Many people have found the new
remedy for the kidneys, Pineules, TO
De an excel ent remedy, as they quick
~ relieve backache, weak back, rheu-
matism, rheumatic pains, and urinary
diseases. We know Of nothing better
and we recommend them. Sold by j.
Z. Jackson.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-02-25
Does This Mean You?

Indigestion, sonr stomach, constipa-
tion-then headache, backache and a
general miserable feeling. Do you
know that the pleasant herb tea, Lanes
Family medicine, lanes rea) moves
the bowels zach day and will remove
all these troubles almost Immediately?
II you do not know it, get gackae
today at any druggists or deaier's-2
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-02-25
TrespaSSers Take Notice

This is 10 give notice that | posi-
lively prohibit hunting of any kind
whatsoever, on my prem Uses, includ-
ing fox chasing or any other kind OF
hunting with dogs, and will posi-
lively prosecute any violation of this
notice TO the full extent OF the law.
@. w. Doak.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-02-25

Mrs. Reese t. Bowen and her
daughter, Miss Rachel, are in town.
MIS-. Bowen comes up occasionally
10 see how the children-Mrs. Roy
all, Mrs. h A Bowen. and attorney
Crockett Bowen, are getting on.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-15
Club News

Mrs. Robert Marsh has presented
the Mills College Alumnae association
with q building lot valued at $4,000 on
| Mt. Washington and will loan the as
| sociation $4,000 more on the lot. The
| club will be financed by issuing $1,000
worth of stock and will erect club
house at once on this beautiful loca-
tion.
The lot is within one block of Mt.
Washington hotel and plans for the
new building will be drawn by Fred
erick L. Roehrig of Pasadena, who
will donate his services on account OF
his daughters membership in the CLUB.
The officers elected are Mrs. George
H. Clark, president: Mrs. Waller Tay-
lor first vice president; Mrs. Nathan
iel II. Peterson, second vice president;
Miss Rhetta Worthing, secretary; Mrs
Robert Marsh, treasurer and Mrs. 2.
p. McCabe, auditor.
The club members will hold one more
meeting Saturday afternoon at Mt.
Washington to see the lot and to de-
eide about the plans.
Election of officers at the Southern
California Woman's Press club in
Assembly hall, Blanchard building,
Yesterday afternoon resulted in the re-
election of Mrs David Chambers Nc
Can for president, Mrs. A. A. Stowe
for treasurer and Miss Maritime Diet
richson for auditor. Other officers
elected were: Mrs. Samuel Travers
Clover first vice president; Mrs. Sid
ney Budget elizabeth Dejeans), second
vice president; Mrs. Emma Reed, re-
cording secretary; Mrs. Sidle Law
renee. corresponding secretary; MRS.
Una Nixon Hopkins, librarian. Mem
bers of the executive board besides the
officers will be Mrs. M. N. F. Bridg-
ham, Mrs Harriet Barry of Monrovia
and Mrs. Hampton L. Story of Alta
dena.
The last meeting of the year will be
held Tuesday, June %. at the Indian
Village. where a basket picnic will be
held. The annual reports of the Of
ficers and committees will be given and
the new officers installed at that time
s.
Whist, bridge and FIVE hundred will
be played at the benefit card party TO
be given by the members of the Co.'S
mos club next Friday afternoon at the
Goldberg Bosley assembly rooms. The
party will be given for the benefit or
the Venice club house, the summer
social center of this club, and already
the success of the venture Is assured
Nearly every card club in the city has
sent in request for one or more
tables, and the committee on arrange
ments with Mrs. w. o. Tolliver, chair
man. is confident of large attendance
The bridge section will be in charge of
Mrs Charles Stansbury and her as
sstants. Mrs. F. E. Powers and Mrs.
c. H. Alpeter will have supervision OF
the whist games, and Mrs. w. F. An
derson is chairman of a committee to
arrange for the five hundred section.
Miss Helen Powers and Miss Hen
rietta Hole will be in charge of the
refreshments. These members of the
club constitute the club house commit
tee Mrs. w. o. Tolliver, Mrs. F. 70.
Powers, Mrs. G.. H. Alpeter. Mrs. F.
II. MacGinness, Mrs. Chris HOLE, Mrs
George Cote and Mrs. Leigh Thornton.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-15
Coulter Dry Goods Co. s.
RELAX LAWS AGAINST
THE JEWS IN RUSSIA
Premier StoIypin Announces an
Abatement of Rigorous Pol
icy Toward Hebrews

ST. PETERSBURG, June !4.-Ibe
Rossia prints today an official state
ment by Premier Stolypin regarding
Jewish expulsions.
According to the minister, the he
brews in Kiev who were subject to ex-
nulsion number 44S. The government
is disposed to relax the rigor OF the
law so far as it is practical IN hleN
and other places, particularly to the ad-
vantage of Jews who were wen esIap-
lished in business This policy mas peeh
carried out in the Caucasus.
The statement sets forth that tne
minister of the interior has sent IN
structions to the provincial authorities
TO hermit Jews to reside in summer re
sort regions and in their villas IN
suburban localities, where, through
strict Interpretation of the intent OF the
law. they would not be entitled to resi-
dence.
The bill providing for the abolition or
the Jewish pale, which has been intro
duced in the duma, has no chance or
enactment. It's introduction, however
is of importance, as it shows the
strength of the element which favors
giving the Jews the right of unre-
stricted residence in Russia. 1t Is
signed by 165 members of the opposl-
tion. one-third the total membership
After some discussion the measure
will be shelved along with the blll Tor
the abolition of the death penalty and
similar proposed legislation.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-15

beautifully decorated with violet sweet
peas and ferns, and the place cards
were painted with dainted fluffy
chickens on a spray of green. Covers
were laid for Mrs. William James
Cook, Mrs. Bruce Stevenson, Mrs. Mar
shall Chant, Mrs. Lulu Ross, Mrs.
Rambeau and Miss Rambeau.
Prominent Los Angeles persons who
passed last Saturday and Sunday at
the Arrowhead springs were Robert N.
Bulla and family. Mr.. and Mrs. A. e.
Meserve, Mr. and Mrs. George S. SAT-
ford, S. Conrad and party, Mr.. and
Mrs c. Bradford, Mr.. and Mrs Edward
Guthrie, Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Vollmer,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred L. Laneberry, Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. d. Bishop and Mr.. and
Mrs. F. N. Brown.
=
Mrs. Mathilda Gieseke and Mrs. Lydia
Mcintyre of 93S Lake street, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick /. Eldridge, 140 Olive
avenue, Hollywood: Mr. and Mrs
Charles Thomas, Mr.. and Mrs. George
w Crane and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Marsh
will leave for Los Angeles Thursday
under the auspices of the steamship
department of the German American
Savings bank on an extended tour to
Skagway, Dawson and the Alaskan
gold fields.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-15
Los ANGELES GIRL IS
BIG HIT IN VAUDEVILLE.
Frances White Makes Her Pro-
fessionaI Debut and Is Given
a Rousing Reception
BY SHIRLEY OLYMPUS

Just a few weeks ago a dainty little
miss with voice, manners ana pres
ence that charmed instantly, walked
out shyly on the Los Angeles theater
stage, sang three pretty songs ana
then walked off with the sweetest Of
all -applause-singing in her
ears and calling her back for an en-
core The name of the little miss Is
Frances White She was an amateur
that day. Now she Is q professional
her name emblazoned on big billboards
and her fame spreading rapidly
throughout the vaudeville world. At
her initial "tryout" appearance Fran
ces White made good. Again yester-
day she repeated the performance, as
was attested by the same sort of APP
plause which accompanied her first
stage effort.
Frances White is bound to go ahead
and become one of the real stars II
she will abandon some gestures ana
other theatrical tricks which she mas
learned in her brief professional ca
reer. She has the beauty of youth
with its freshness. She has voice
exceptionally pleasing to hear. She has
undeniabe talent. And she also has
the fault of overacting and overges-
ticulating common to all mediocre
singing soubrettes. Her faults are ac-
quired-not natural. Be charmingiy
girlish and sWeetly PLAIN, FRANCES
White In other words, be yourself
and you will find the ladder of fame
an easy one to climb.
Miss White is Los Angeles girI
and naturally her career will be
watched with great interest.
Little Hip. the baby elephant is
most unusual animal. He does tricks
which make one believe he has almost
human intelligence. Children espe-
cially would be delighted in seeing Lit
tie Hip. All the other acts on the bill
are worth while. Frank and True Rice
combine q line of humorous patter with
clever tumbling. The Boyle brothers
do numerous out of the ordinary tricks
with hoops and clubs, the Dowlings
present a laugh making sketch and
Billy Elwood creates a favorable I'M
preston, mainly because of his com
ical entrance upon the stage.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-15

Capacity
Olympic theater since the return or
all the old favorites of the Alphin and
Fargo organization. Monday night
when the initial appearance of the
all-star cast was made the audience
showed it's appreciation of and gave
a welcome to each of the players
which surely must have made them
feel exceedingly proud. Jules Mendel
Blossom Seely, Dave Morris, Walter
Spencer and the others were applaud
ed to such an extent at their initial
entrances that 1.-The Sky Pilot was
halted for several minutes as each en-
trance was made.
AS usual Jules Mendel, whose clever
ness as a German comedian has es-
tablished him as a prime faVorlte with
Los Angeles theatergoers caused no
end of laughter. Blossom Seeley in
one of her inimitable specialties was
at her best and clinched her hold upon
the title of the most popular soubrette
who ever appeared at the Olympic.
Monte Carter as a "rube' Sheriff, AL
Franks in character part and Vera
Blair Stanley, the new prima DONNA
made individual hits. Charles Alphin,
director of the company, assumed his
position at the piano after several
months layoff. He was whole or
chestra in himself and came in for
generous applause. The chorus has
been enlarged and does some excellent
singing and dancing.
Neva West, the new leading woman
of the Girton stock company opening
the Grand opera house for a season of
melodrama Sunday afternoon, will not
arrive in Los Angeles until Saturday
and will not be seen in the opening
bill.
Agnes Johns, who came to Los An
geles to be leading woman of the KING
company and who firmly established
herself with Grand opera house pat
rons by her fine acting as Helen Dur
kin in 1.-THE Parish Priest" will be
seen in the leading feminine role of
"a Ragged Hero" being succeeded by
Miss West in "The Queen of the High
way" the second production of the
Girton company.
Frank Montgomery, leading man of
the Girton company, arrived in Los
Angeles yesterday and Immediately
began rehearsals for the opening bill.
The mechanical forces of the Grand
are now building the eight stage set
tings required for "A Ragged Hero"
and present indications are that the
real melodrama will be warmly re-
ceived. The sale of seats will open
tomorrow morning.
William Golfers engagement in "A
Lucky Star" will begin at the Mason
opera house Monday evening. The adj
vance sale of seats will open Thurs
day morning at o'clock. Mr.. Collier
has not been seen here for two years.
when he played Caught in the Rain.
"a Lucky Star" his newest farce, is
said to be funnier than any other of
the plays he has yet appeared.
Dick Vivian of the Belasco theater
company has become a captive balloon
aeronaut. He has already made
number of daring fights and says he
wants to be a member of the party in
the basket when Percy Pryor cuts the
rope.
The Call of the North at the Be
lasco is not the same call which will
send so many prominent citizens north
about July 4.
The advance sale for the Rex Beach
comedy, Going Some" which will be
presented at tho Belasco theater next
week. is the heaviest since the first
production of 1.-THE Squaw Man."
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-15
WITNESSES FOR BOTH SIDES
FAIL TO APPEAR IN COURT

When the preliminary hearing or Z.
S. Cabell, charged with burglary, was
called in Police Judge Frederickson
court yesterday afternoon neither the
witnesses for the prosecution nor the
defense could be found.
A hurried search of the court room
and the corridors outside failed to re-
veal the hiding place of the much
wanted witnesses, and the case was
continued until Friday at $3.50 o'clock,
at which time witnesses must be
present
Cabell is alleged to have entered the
rooms of Mrs. Julia Partle at 31O1s
North Main street on May 8, and after
making an unsuccessful attempt to rob
her. attacked her and escaped by leap
ing to the ground from second-story
window.
Cabell was arrested in Bakersfield
last Saturday by Detectives Mcnamara
and Carroll, who were there appearing
as witnesses in a trial.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-15
MAN OF MANY ALIASES
GETS DELAY IN HEARING

Owing to the absence of his attorney,
Earl Rogers, who was engaged in the
superior court, the preliminary hearing
of James A. Woodbury. on charge
of defrauding the Whitley JeWelry
company of 1898 by means of spurious
check, which was set for yesterday be-
fore Police Judge Frederickson' was
continued until Saturday morning at
8 o'clock.
Should the prosecution fail to get
conviction here Woodbury. will be re-
turned to Kansas City to stand trlal
there on a charge of defrauding num-
ber of merchants there of $4,000 by
worthless collateral.
Woodbury. has been identified by sew
eral persons as j. E. MARCEL, alleged
looter of the State Bank of Highland,
Kas, and l.. s. Critchell, who is want
ed in Minneapolis on charge Oh
forgery.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-15
SAYS CAR CREW BEAT HIM
ON REFUSAL TO PAY FARE

Charged with battery, ]. M. Arm
rod and A. c. White, motorman and
conductor, respectively, in the employ
of the Los Angeles Railway company,
were arrested yesterday. They were
taken before Police Judge Rose, where
they pleaded not guilty and their trail
was set for Thursday morning at 1O
o'clock.
The charge was preferred against
them by Joseph Trembly, 1347 East
Thirty-third street, who alleges they
beat him Sunday afternoon. According
to the story told by Trembly. he board
ed the Mateo street car five blocks
from his transfer point. When asked
for his fare he handed White trans
fer he had received from another line.
White refused it, When he refused to
pay his fare or get off the car he al
ieges the motorman and conductor pro-
ceeded to beat him.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-15
27 CHAUFFEURS FINED FOR
NOT WEARING STATE BADGES

Failure to wear state chauffeur
license badges brought twenty-seVen
drivers of horseless wagons INTO FOilce Si
.Iudge Roses court yesterday They
were arrested Monday and charged
with violating the state law, which
makes II a misdemeanor for any chauf-
feur to fail to wear a license badge
when operating an automobile. The
complaints were issued by Deputy Dis
trict Attorney Arthur L. Veitch.
Several of the drivers protested
strenuously when asked to "pungle
up" while others took the matter more
as a Joke and laughingly paid the fine
Imposed, which was 81 in each case.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-15
TWO HUNDRED RIDERS WILL
SURROUND BRIDAL PARTY

At a meeting of the Out West club
last night details of the horseback
wedding of Miss Evelyn Baker and
George R. Morse Sunday were COM
pleted. The Rev. John Munro will Of
ficiate, and the ceremony will be per-
formed at high noon in the field just
north of Griffith park.
Acceptances from 175s persons invited
to attend have been received already,
and it is probable that more than 200
riders will be grouped in a circle
about the principals in the novel GER
emony when the wedding occurs.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-15
PINE TREE SUPPER

A picnic supper will feature the busi-
ness meeting of the Pine Tree State
association at the home of Mrs. d. P.
Hatch. 1929 South Flower street, to-
morrow afternoon at 3 o'clock. The
supper will be served at o'clock, fol-
the transaction of the routine
business of the association.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-15
A BUDDING MORGAN

Going to carry water fer de ele
phant, Chimmy?"
mix. De elephant can't lemme in
to see de circus. I'm going to git
scuttle of suds for de doortender."