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Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-01-07
For a good driving shorse kvanmetres
SHE near Kearneysville on Feb..2.

For good driving shorse Lvanmetrs' .
saie near Kearneysville on Feb..2.
Mr.. Meade Bowers, of Washington
81 mt TIE Christmas holidays with
IT ends in tins city.
Mr. Ernest NJ iller, Of near Bunker
II IL, was caller at this office on
We inesdav morning.
Mr. Carlton Tabler has returned to
MS school at Dickersoa college after
spending the holidays at home.
we are informed that Mrs. GheisIin
vile OF Rev. DR.. Ghelslin, is sick with
pneumonia at their home in Shepherds
town.
Miss.Frances Burdette hos returned
TO Mary Baldwin seminary at st.uu-
ton after spending the holidays at her
home here.
Inc farmers Of sthis section have
about all filled their ice houses with
nns ice,iprobably the finest they bay.
had for many years.
Mr.. e. l.. LuttrelI, agraduate Of the
state Universityllaw school has asso.
cIated himself with Mr.. A. b. NoII in
the practice of his profession.
we were favored with call on Tue.
sday from Messrs Peter Bender. of
0erardstown and j. A. Robbins and
James w. Donaldson, of near North
M untsip.
hev. John A. Shockey, of Shockeys.
vile, has been holding very success
1ul protracted meeting at Oldtown.
Md. Much interest was shown and
a large number Of converts was n AIDE
about l4o.
Auctioneer J. w. Dodd made tris
through Jefferson county last Tuesday
and Wednesday and reports that there
VIII not be as many sales this season
as usual. The prospects for good prices
are bright.
We regret to hear that Mr.. Charles
oraybiil, of Hedgesville, mas been laid
up for some days with badly iniur.
Ell loot Tie result of q horse falling on
IL. lie is getting better aud hopes to
soon be about again as usual.
Ii will be Of interest to Martinsburg
members of the Billie Society to learn
that tie last contribution If half n
million dollars has been raised 10 Sc
cure similar amount offered by Mrs
Russell Sage. The last thousand dol.
lars was given by Miss Helen Gould.
Mr.. Luther Stock, who has beer
iivingein the stene.house belonging to
Mr.. w. A. Gard on East King street
has moved to Virginia avenue and
Mr. Gard expects to begin work on re-
building the stone house at once and
make for himself nice modern resi-
dence.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-01-07
Americas Youngest Football Team.

Lake Forest. Ill.,. lays claim TO a
football team with three big proba bill
tiles that 1t is the richest. the lightest
and the youngest eleven playing in
America. The eleven boys represent
families whose wealth would total up
into millions. No youth on the team
is more than twelve years old. and
the boys tip the scales at an average
of ninety pounds. The team is liter.
ally worth its weight In gold.'
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-01-07

Inc Statesman Democrat and the
ua'ly Baltimore American for one YEA,
al So'oo per year. This gives splendid
service,
Mr. j. o. Hess was pleasant caller
Az THIS Office on Tuesday last on bu i.
ieSs ana appreciative of good thing
subscribed for the Statesman-Demo.
crat.
warmers sentence Of six years for
stealing S643, 900 gives tine horse thief
another chance to complain that there
is one law for the big thief and m ore
drastic one for the little. thief
NANTED-For client, an apple Or
chafu' near railroad, state location,
SUE, age, give varieties and respective
numbers.
Geo. S. Rees, Atty.
4-'oI-4t. Washington D..
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-01-07
Public Sale
or Valuable
Personal Property.

Having bought small place and will discon-
isnue farming VIII offer fersalc without reserve
my STOCK andilmplements al Arden miles south
west of Martinsbufe I-9 miles west OF Tablers
station on
Thursday, February 3, 1910,
commencing at 10 O'Clock property to-wit
Head Horses and Colts
one heavy draft brood mare, six years old work
anywhere hitched, good leader, one good driv-
inR and also fine strap mare, III 8 year old colt
has been handled some, has good disposition
gentle ami will make a fine saddler. /. 2 year
kind
6 Head of Cattle
mich cows one viii be fresh by day OF sale
the rest are springers. some giving milk now
one of the best Durham iyearng bulls In the
country quiet not breecby the broad blocky
Kind the pride of any onesherd.
Farming Implements,
foot Deering binder in good repair McCor-
mack mower in good repair, horse Brown
wagon and bed only been used short time. good
pair hay ladders 20 feet loug Bake, fam horse
rake, spring wagon, buggy, Oliver plows.
Hoosier corn planter, double and single shovel
plows, square tooth and IA square harrows.
Superior grain drill in good repair, cutting box,
heavy log chain,
=. Harness
Geering for horse team all in good repair
hand made 4sets splow fgears,i collars, brides,
matters. INES.
About5 or bushel of good Sapling clover
seed, about 400 bundles of fodder. % 12 acres of
wheat in the ground a fine chance for a crop
well fortified, 200 lbs to aere, This wheat is
looking fine and in the best of ground for full
crop, set of blacksmith tools.
Terms.
credit of months viii be given on all sums
of $40 and upwards the buyer to give well en-
dorsed negotiable note bearing interest from
da 10 Of sale but if paid at maturity interest
mitted. Nothing removed until settled for. 4
per cent off for cash All hucksters welcome.
No cider of any kind sold. Notes payable at the
Merchants and Farmers Bank.
Walter A. Lewis.
Doid Il Hoffman Aucts;
r. Z. Bryarly, Clerk
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-01-07
Notice.

Pursuant 10 the Acts of the Legislature for the
regulation of licenses, notice Is hereby given
that the neutrality-suspicious. has been filed in
this office for the sale of spirituons liqrors.
wines porter, ale. beer and drinks of like nature,
" n. Myers residence No. i2S Swartz street,
place for which assignment of license is desired
Is No. 1870 f Martin Street, Martinsburg w, Va.
Given under my hand and the seal OF the
County Court of Berkeley County, West Vir-
sinia, this 31st day OF December. 1909.
Il. A. Hobbs,
Clerk County Court of Berkeley Co., W. Va.
174ts.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-01-07

We have added about fifty new
subscribers this and last week and we
nave given away no automobiles or
gold watches. When our circulation
falls real How we are going TO send
each new subscriber on tour around
The world, as a premium, but If you
arel not a reader do not wait for
that trip for, to be frank, we think it
will be a long time before our subscrip
ton list gets that small.
g Evidently Chicago made no mistake
in selecting Mrs. Ella Flagg Young
uperintendent of her public schools.
the best paid and most important po-
siti0nl everiheld by won an IN this
country Mrs Young was the one
woman invited to attend the banquet
10 be given President Taft by the city
of Chicago. She announces that she
will not attend, remarking senteutious.
ly that the men will want to smoke
and that. she does not care to be a him
drence to their enjoyment This is
hard, solid sense and in handsome
contrast with those pestiferous females
of the suffragette persuasion who have
special delight in thrusting them
selves among men and doing all they
can to make life miserable for the mas
culine sex generally,
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-01-07
Administrators Notice.

Having qualified as administrators OF the es-
tate OF the late Isaac Malstt we hereby give mo-
tee 10 all parties having claims against said es-
tste 10 present same at once with due anthem
t'oaton for settlement and all accounts due SAID
estate must be paid at once.
Walter w. Malstt,
f. $. Malatt,
Administrators.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-01-07
Public Sales.

January Is, Tuesday, Luther Rams
burg will sell at his home on the
wiIliamsporl pike four miles
North of Martinsburg.
anuary 26, Wednesday, J. w. Cation
will sell at his home on the But
Ter place on the Cbarlestown road
half a mile southeast of MARITIME
burg.
FEBRUARY 2, Wednesday, l. ID. Vanme-
ire will sell at his home on the
Stone House farm miles south
east of Martinsburg his entire
stock Of horses. cattle, hogs, sheep,
and implements.
February 3, Thursday, Walter A.
Lewis will! sell at home at Arden
village five miles southwest of
Msrtinsburg.
February 4, Friday, B. NJ. Shipper
will sell at his home near Jones
Spring all his stock and farming
implements.
February l6, Wednesday, James l..
Small will sell at his home on the
Buckles plane abont miles north
west of Martinsburg.
February Is, Friday, Ira and George
Houck will sell at their home on
the Porterfield farm on the Will
Transport pike seven miles from
Martinsburg.
February %, Wednesday, William
Small will sell at his home near
Swan Pond.
February "a, Thursday, w. M. Rice
will sell stock and farming nipple
ments at the Stuckey farm on the
road leading from Tuscarora to
Gerardstown, via. the county aims
house and near the last named
place.
Februsry 25, Friday, J. Fl. Lemen.
VIII sell, at his home near Scrab
d', in Opequon district about
zen miles northeast of Mar u.s.
N tdcsGay, A. NJ. Grim will
he ,e scar 4 go
I'd MAY CIV place i've miles
'.H'l e>bura
Friday. :. ". Walker. for
firs Of the late Mrs. B. s.
Her, viii sell stock and fam :
implements at the home of n g
-eased, ore mile west of e
5Nn Of Martipsburg on the Urv
iun pike.
March I, Monday, Ernest and Ice
Harwood will sell at their farm
the Hoffman place six miles
south ST Martiusburg and two
miles from the c. V. station at
Darkesviile.
March s, Tuesday, A. M. Cusbwa &
Bro will sell at the home of the
late otha II. Cushwa, on Dry Run
hVe miles west OF Martiusburg.
march 10, Wednesday, A. M. Peerv
VIII sell at is home near Bunker
II III all his stock and farming i'm
pleinents.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-01-07

,.ytI1;sthfk1s FOR Tbis fstkR NE
-e,vsD with the GUARANTEE that the
CIRCULATION Of the STATESMAN
EXCEEDS that Of any PAPER pub
,.hed in Msrtinsburg. Berkslsk
County, West Virginia.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-01-07

Having bought small place and will dscon-
tinue farming Will offer far.salc without reserve
west of Martinsburg ~ miles west of Tablers
station on
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-01-07
ANOTHER QUIET
man ON A BIG lob
No Fuss About Cotton, Porto
Rico's New GoVernor.
WILL TRY TO WIN ISLANDERS

Has Made Good In Uncle Sans serv.
ice In the Philippines and In santo
Dominso--Fouaht Against the Fill.
pinos--Author of New Tariff For Our
Island Possessions.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-08-04
SOME DOGS LEFT.

During the past week the police
department has been very busy dis
POSING of unredeemed dogs caught
On the streets without tags or muz-
2les. The good work has gone on un-
III the thinning ont of stray dogs in
certain sections Is said to be notice
able. However there are plenty of
and untagged CANNES left.
T'he dog-wagon can be kept busy
throughout the summer if expeditions
ere made judiciously Automobilists
and others who pass along Hunting
ton avenue frequently say that two
or three trips to Huntington avenue
jus; south of the foundry bridge would
GO not harm.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-08-04

slant treadlng of a beat, and such
stunts will do more toward eliminat-
ing the cumbersome front almost
Invariably TO be seen on a copper
with a service strap on his sleeve
than all OF the anti-fat ever made
And, best of all. the proceeds from
match games may lay the foundation
for a permanent pension fund for the
department.
Let the ball playing be kept up by
the department, and let every man on
the force. old or young, fat or lean.
take a hand in the game. Those
who cannot make" the team can
get the benefit OF the exercise and
keep in the best possible shape for
service In emergencies.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-08-04
HOME Rim BY BUCHANAN
WINS GAME IN Ninth
Hampton and Smithfield Play Great
Game of Baseball on New Park
Diamond.

Buchanan's long drive over deep
center field fence won the game 10:
the Hampton Crabbers over Smith
field on New Park diamond yesterday
afternoon in the ninth session. The
score up to that time stood TO
and when Buck" went TO the bat II
looked like ten-inning battle would
be necessary. He had hardly placed
himself before Effinger sent him
good one and Buchanan connected
in great form. The ball went sailing
over the fence and the game was
won. The crowd went wild. 1t was
the longest drive seen on New PARK
diamond this season. The visitors
had made two runs i'll the third ses
sior. while Hampton had gotten two
men around the diamond in the
initial session. Effinger was on the
FIRING line for Smithfield and Jack
son for Hampton. Eight hits each
were secured by the mines, and eacn
team had two errors. A running catch
by Land was the feature for the
locals.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-08-04
BALL PLAYING ~ the POLICE
DEPARTMENT.

After being on the diamond for ten
years OF more, the Newport News
l-c,ice department Is again looking
for bas.3all honors. With Sergeant
Bricgers' wing in shape, the local
bluecosts ara confident that they can
make things decidedly interesting for
gay aggregation Of ball playing COP
pers (-rinEers- barred in Virginia
And the policemen have had 50 much
fun IN their short trousers and spiked
shoes that they are beginnins TO talk
Of a four-cisy policemens leigoe for
next season. ,
The public should encourage. this
movement. Bail playing in the police
department serves several good pur.
poses. In The FIRST place Il Is the
finest sport IN the world and furnishes
recreation for the policemen. Then
ever the poorest scrub Of 9 substt
ysss who tries Tor = place on the team
gets all kinds a. exercise. sscalins
ts<>s and rescElrs for srounders pu'
rev Ere into les stifsnsd ~ con
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-08-04
Rebels Win in Kansas.

( TOPEKA, KANSAS. Aug. 3.-WhiIe
the returns from the Republican state
primary are not completed, yet
enough were In tonight 10 show who
the winners are:
Six insurgent and two stand-pat Re
publicans are nominated for congress.
Two of the insurgents, Il, n. Madison
and Victor Murdoch. ncumbents.
from the Seventh and Eighth districts.
respectively. had no opposition.
Governor w. f. Stubs. progressive
candidate for governor. defeated
Thomas WagstaT, conservative, by
27,s72, votes.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-08-04
Way BUILD ASSEMBLY
HALL ON THE BOULEVARD
Wythe District Protective .Associs-
ton Would Organize Ladies'
Auxiliary.

The Wythe District Protective As
ISOLATION. at its meeting Tuesday
night, started a movement to secure
n lot for the erection of home
for the association and hall for pub
lie entertainments. A committee was
named to select a lot and to ascer-
tain the cost OF building such a hall
as the association desires. II is pro-
POSED to have the new hall in cen
trail location for the boulevard peo
lie. The hall would afford a place
of meeting for the people extending
rom La Sale avenue to Salters
creek.
Another movement undertaken wa
'he decision 10 organize a Ladies
Auxiliary TO the Wythe Protective As
sociation. The auxiliary will be com
oscd OF the ladies' OF the entire sec
ton and there seems to be q greai
deal OF interest in the movement by
the ladies'.
Colone! William Thompson. the
president. was in the chair and Sec
rotary L. NJ. T. Beail was a: the desk
There wtre about 30 members OF the
association present;
The September meeting OF the as
ISOLATION is expected to he a lively
enc. a a number Of important mat
;ers will be taken I'D and IL Is like
" that the committee on building
end ON the ladies' auxiliary viii b
ready to make a final report
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-08-04
RENEW FIGHT ON UNION.
NEGOTIATIONS to Settle cIoak-makers'
Strike in New York Declared on.
(By Associated Press.D

NEW YORK. Aug. 3.-Negouatlons
with their employees looking to a set
Element CT the strike of cloak-makers
here we're declared of this afternoon
after a meeting of the cloak, suit ana
skirt manufacturers association. The
failure of the strikers committee to re-
piy 10 the terms submitted to it yes
terday by the employers, was gwen
as the cause of this action.
Announcement was made by the as
sociation that the factories will be re-
opened and new operators will be IN
stalled as rapidly as they can be Cd
tanned.
A fight to the finish, it was SAID
will be waged against the union. The
open shop is understood TO be the real
cause of the failure 10 reach an agree
ment.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-08-04
JURY DOESN'T PLACE BLAME.
Inquiry Into Death CT Motorman Riley
Finished.

The coroner's jury which inquired
into the death OF Hobart s. Riley, the
young street car motorman who was
fatally injured in the rear-end COLI
sion or the Buckroe Beach line Mon
day night, last night returned the fol-
lowing verdict:
I'VE. the jury, find that the said
Hobart S. Riley came to his death
August 2. 1910. from a rear end col
lision on the Buckroe division of the
Newport News & Old Point Railway
& Electric Company, August 1, 1910,
about 1925 p. m. Cause of death
due to shock there received"
The jury did not attempt to nix
blame for the accident. The evidence
showed. however. that the unfortunate
Young man probably was running MS
car too close 10 the main line car al
the time of the accident. The teati-
money also was to the effect that the
mechanism of the car was in perfect
condition.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-08-04
"sNEERlHo, CONTENTIOUS.
OPEN REPUTATION"

No Democrat has described the re-
radiation of platform pledges by the
Republican party in the adoption OF
he Payne-Aldrich tariff quite 80 ac'
,urately as Senator Cummins, oil
Iswa. the vigorous ipsurgent RepuD-
,ican who officiated as temporary
chairman of the Iowa State Repupii-
can convention. So far from beihg
ashamed of his action in boiling the
Republican organization and voting
against the tariff measure which has
been held up by President tart as
the best tariff law the country ever
has had, Senator Cummins Is proud
of his vote. He said to the Iowa
convention:
IL there had been. an honest at
tempt to fix duties according TO inc
cost of production, | might nave
Welded my view on the question OF
TACT. but there was no such attempt,
and |. tor one, refused 10 follow, ana
would refuse again TO follow Aldrlch,
PAYNE. Hale. Lodge, Cannon and par
eel into sneering, contemptuous'
open reputation OF my party plat
form.
The tariff is the one grea; issue In
The congressional contests now In
progress throughout the country ano
n will be the issue of the next presi
dental election. 1t was the princi-
rsI issue in the last election, and the
Republicans won by making promises
which they have 'sneeringly, con-
temptususly, openly repudiated- Al
ter this Reputation, what commence
cap anSbody have in the Republican
party under It's present leadership
senator Cummins favors an honest
revision of the tariff and he is a Re
publican. But he does not control IN
the. national Republican organization
and il is not at all likely that he OF
his kind will control any time soon.
In fact, II the organization dared, II
would read Cummins, Deliver and the
rest of the insurgents out OF the party
end bar them from caucuses. When
the time for another presidential cleo
ton comes around the same old sang
vii be handing the G. o. p. relns, hop
ing TO hamboozle the people Win
more promises, to be ~sneeringiy
contemptuously, openly" repudiate1
after the votes have been coupted-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-08-04
To Determine Doctor. Sanity.

ROANOkE. VA. AuE. IN the
CorpoTation Court today jude
Staples appointed the following W..
cal board 20 examine the mental en-.
ci;ion-cf Dr. :. A. Austin. indicted
foT rnurd-T End criminal maiprsc.
tee. DIS. A J. BLACK. ". ". saun.
ders and 1sseph A. Gale. n = claim.
- that Austin Is affected By an IN
Jury received n falling from : train
several years nxo.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-08-04
Hampton, Phoebus and Old P0in

Mayor l.. p. Furness were Messrs. IL.
o. Clarke, c. w. Seymour. H N. VII
son, Fred Porter, II. |. Nicholas, Johh
Ferber. John l. Fountaine, John Ur-
ouhart and George NJ .Suller.
Mayor FuIness. as the police JUS
tice. informed the council that in July
he collec ed fines and fees amounting
IN ses10 He heard twenty-five town
cases and sevent state cases.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-08-04

MILWAUKEE. WIS. Aus. s.-The
subordinate lodges knights Of Py.
thiss parade today attracted quite a.
much attention as cid the uniform
rank Demonstration yesterday. Added
interest prevailed by reason Of the
Phythian Sisters participating In the
formation. They-were conveyed IN
PRETTY decorated carriages ard hand
some floats
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-08-04
PHOEBUS POLICE MADE
81 ARRESTS IN JULY
Town Sergeant Williams Makes
Monthly Report to the Town
Council.

In mis- monthly report, presented to
the Phoebus town council last night,
Town Sergeant William r. Williams
said the police department made 81
arrests in July. OF the arrests Ser
geant Williams is credited with 10;
officer l.. l.. Johnson, 6; Officer l.. l..
Handle, s; Officer Harry Simpkins, z;
officer Bushrod Giddings, ,; Officer
Harry FurnesS, l.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-08-04
Lawn Party ToniQht.

There will be lawn party tonight
at the home of Mrs. George w.
Ashby, Newport News avenue, for
the henetit of Central Methodist
church. Program Of tableaux, songs
and music will be rendered, and re
treatments served. Everybody invit-
cd.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-08-04

II Mr.. Cannon will just make a few
more trips to the West there will be
little left for the insurgents and
Democrats to do.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-08-04

After seeing picture OF Miss
ieneve in her masculine attire one
40 longer wonders that the detective
spotted" DR.. Crippen and his com
panion.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-08-04
a MONEY SAVER.

Users OF T1SfT and others VII be
pleased to learn that a twenty-five
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tains 40 tablets. four tines the
amount contslned IN the ten cent
sire. TISIT Is the remedy which las
been making such wonderful cures Of
oOsytipaiion. aad indigestion in New.
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guarantee BY all druggists. J. G.
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-08-04
LET THE DAILY PRESS
FOLLOW YOU

While you are spending the
summer months out OF town keep
In touch with home happenings.
The Daily Press will do this for
you.
By mail to any address In the
United states and Canada for SOC
per month.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-08-04
IOWA STANOPATTERS
GO DOWN IN DEFEAT
CONTINUED from FIRST Page.)

tied by Senator Dolliver and Cum
Minis and they heartily endorse THEN
work upon the tariff bill, the railroad
bill and the postal savings bank bill.
In referring to combinations the
platform insists that there shall be
such competition as will protect the
people against the exactness of unre-
strained greed"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-08-04
HAMPTON Council Tonight.

lssm HIN Iounoo 6l!o uoldmvH cyl
in regular August session tonight.
when several matters OF Interest VIII
be taken up.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-08-04
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