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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

I OPEN-AIR Moving Picture. colored
/ trade northwest section: Clearing biE
| money asking price.-...-...- 81 O0C
Nl -. STAND. Western Market; reDt
sly: owing TO death VIII take.......-.- 800
( CORNER GROCERY. s. e. cheap
/ ,, Igl-, me house quick sale.........-. coo
! T - - y Lt.tSE Est in moving picture
I BUSINESS ana property " w. 8 500
CAFE or 18th ST.. cheap rent fine on
oItunity fCr right party I 500
1JE-4 'HODLJS and notion store fine To-
- Calion. doing good business .-.--.--..-. 200
- i-t'tSi2>t+ Business. best part OF city,
500 paying sacrifice at-......-........ 100
GLte'.f-ftA and meat store, y E.:
daily cash sales. $40. viii sacrifice Al I 600
Wv YORK BUSINESS BROKERS, 14zs F.
/ |l--ov-Notion store on thoroughfare. viii in
81, ~, tehloTy $50 same owner = years
Si.ee9-Jry goods and notion store y Z
- - e-l't- sioltry- corner y Z
S1-5lo established grocery y W
49, se - 9, l5o-lerS opposite a school
Ss5e-Cigar store y ". location: cHeap.
st-g-Corne- cigar store. fine business.
Sir','t5F lnEentory- Excellent grocery store
LhOftNI 10Y. il45 Pa ave y w
FOR SALE-Boardinz house. 10 rooms: in
come q $50 month, rent $40 month close
70 Census Bureau cheap II sold in next 10
days MIS- = r. HOLMES. 2f5 y. Cap. 81.
FOR SALE-Sua-- ~rocery store, have ac-
ceptcd management 81 a firm in Haltinore.
must sell al once small money can buv
SANE BOA 81. Times Office
CIGAR and periodical store: ola established
DlGAN- % L. ave X. w
WHOLESALE LIQUOR HOUSE. best Ioca-
ton IN Mash.ngJon- DUGAN. 81 Ia ave
SALOON. center city. small amount money
VII handle DCGAS. 6I7 Il ave
SALOON and hotel : rooms. ane location:
S---e-- D1e--AN. slI la ave.
LUNCH ROOM. business ST.: money maker
DlGAN. % La ave
GROCERY and provision: incest corner In
Warrington BJGAN- 81 Ia ave
FOR SALE-Coufectioner and cigar store.
kooo -oeaLl"al Inquire az 18th and y. ".
FOR SALE-TaiIO- store. AT III I'm st.
living rooms upstairs SIS month: years
lease sod very reasonable
FOR sALE-Cigar and newsstand q Pa
ave s
RAISE CAPITAL: BEST MFTHODs- Cor
2oratlons organized and promoted everv-
CLAIRVOYANTS
MRS Il LUsBY
Language OF the hand AID cards systeuat-
lea--y read Fee m05erate. Positively Ia
dies only II a. % $50 = H. Closed
Sundays sA y y ave " w
MRS. SHEPHERD
ClaiTTCyaur- card Reader ladies' Only
lII = ST n W. - floor.
PROF. Wa FITZGERALD, famous PIANIST.
Elrerp-IELs-- J-c--t-st. double sight Court 4
sHip, marriage. business sl- I-tn 81 y W I
CONSULT BANZI. who controls events
never fats now located IN newer and Iarr- I
Y quarters al il2f 1th 81 y W
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BIRDS AND ANIMALS

T%-CT-CC CA~AETES. Parro1s. Dogs, CatE-
z-rc-a Goats GoIGfshes- RABBITS. Guinea
pirE and Chic ke1s- SCHSLD'S BIRD
SORE - Llth 81 y "
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CHESAPEAKE BEACH RY.

e--,-..=rra Of Excursion Trains TO az- @-czz
CHESA 'E.A4NE BEACH
EFFECLIEE july l. $50
s---b5--r 10 Change without <O-lce-
-rr--fEETS TO FELDAES. INCLUSIVE
- leave District Line a. So and L--i
- 5-sU $40 9-z5. and $40 D.
,---3,---iu--- leave the Beach - 60 o. H.
- - E-yJ S-JJ and 1890 p
---1S' SALEEDzLS-
49, 7.-,e EJsstrsc5 Line, AZ So and 1L-5B
90 sos. 5-sg. 1-l5- AID S-zJ p
RETURNING. leave ths be--a - - a H.
- 100 s-ll- 1-lU. S-lrs ana ----. = N
---l'' Sr-~SDAES AND HOLIDAYS
,-,--- Tsals LIsLTi-L Line ~ So and I'D
S~--7s s--r g-gu. s-yJ. I-s5. and s-i5 = 10
. -. -, leave the Es--l a. s--J o. ~.
- -, 90. 49, so, @-- 49, 2 ~
Genera L-l-s=r-
-. Kew York Ave car for D-s-Eic- Ia
1ahe - additional -n-l--ulS-1-. = siss
-,rgsu.- Lincoln H.
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---7- = daily Sea board E-s- --l---
------.--t ~H.4eres and Pullman sl-epeEs -
S,-S111b 80 jackson El---- -a--o- car Jack
sJuv!I.e - Tampa ------7- S-----1 .
- - "a da15.''S5- 111a--l E-2-I@sss s-7c-
- 1s-rt.sl s-eeps-s and 81s1-Fa-l11 ca
----.---7 --ss- electric fans through se--
-, Szv--urz1 jacks -l--lll1. TAMPA Az
- L5I--ll1g1zE- aE1 memphis L-o-1s
60 --5-,-s- ONE us New York ave ~ w.
Il a azIgUOOD- C. + A..
GO L PHILLIPS D. p 4
= ENaN G. p A. Portsmouth -
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PROPOSALS

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS or
THE DISTRICT or COLEMBLA- Wash
snEton- August 1st. 1910 Sealed proposals
VIII be received at this Office until two
.'cIock p m Thu-slay- September lsr- 1910
for furnishing one straight double s5-Eallol
rrrk chemical engine. FOR use IN the Fire
department Of the District OF Columbia
Form OF proposal specllcat-oIlS. ana neces-
sary information may DE- DoLalIel upon a2-
plication 10 the Property Clerk, d g, Room
SO, District Building CLNO H RUDOLPH
JOHN A JOHNSTON. +. n. MARKHAM.
IActins Cor1-nissioners- ID g
OFFICE or The COMMISSIONERS OF
THE DISTRICT or COLUMBIA wash
taEeon. August 1s-r 1910 Sealed proposals
VII be received at this Office until two
O'Clock D. m wednesday. august lCth. 1910.
Tor furnishing 70u- more or less metal lock
Is 10 be Installed at rbe Genital Fff-h
6carions. and necessary Information may be
obtained upon application 10 the Property
CIrNO H RUDOLPH. JOIN A Johnston.
z II. MARKHAM tActing5 Co-uluissi0lers.
D c
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONED DIS
50, 1910 SEALED PROPOSALS VIII be re
Ceiyed at This ONCE unJH p n. Wednes-
DAY, August To- 1910 FOR Plumbing Work =
The Hilton anu AnthOnE Bowen schools
Proposals. specifications. and necessary in
formation may be obtained ~ the Chief
Clerk Engineer Department. Room 40. Dis
rrfcr Building CUNO H RUDOLPH John
a JOHNSTON WILLIAM Y JCDSOS
Con1uissioners
OFFICE CON DISTRICT
COLUMBIA. washington. July 80 1910
Sealed proposals viii be received at ans
Office until o'clock D m. august j.. 1910
for grading and improving suburban streets
and avenues in the District OF Columbia
Forms OF proposals, Specifications. and ueces-
Sary information may be obtained from
chief Clerk. Engineer Department, Room ~.
District Building Washington d g. CE%O
p RUDOLPH. JOHN a JOHNSTON,
WILLIAM V JCDSON, Commission. D C.
OFFICE or THE COMMISSIONERS or
THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. wash.
inEtou. D c. July 30. 1910 Sealed pro11-
uosaIS viii he received at this office uuti
o clock 2 m. Aug s. 1910 for turuishing
1ebor and material 70 replace two boilers
in the basement Of the sumner school No
10 18th and II streets y W Blank forms
OF PROPOSAL and al necessary information
may be obtained from the Chief Clerk Of tn
Engineer Department Room a.. Dlstrlc
Building. JOHN A JOHNSTON CLNO n
RUDOLPH WILLIAM Y JJDSJN. Com
rnissioners. District OF Columbia
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. d c
Washington. July IS 1910 Sealed proposal
VIII be reccfr q at This Office until 'cl1ci
? IA. August s. 1916. Tor sinking deep we'll
On the OccoGual Workh0use site Fair.a
County Va Specifications form OF PROPOSE
and All necessary Iur1--nation may be -b
ta5ned from the Chief Clerk Engineer De
partment. Room AZ District Building
CUScO H RUDOLPH JOHN A JOHNSTON
q WILLIAM '. JCDSOS. ConnissioleTs, .
g
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FOR SALE-FARMU

non SAI,E-Forty-four acre farm, located
within one mile OF the District line. on
Pa p r, adapted for trucking dairy or
CHICKEN farm; six room dwelling nd tenant
hossses. sr7s Il stream running II rough the
piece. Apply WM SHEDD HOI TON, 1907
= st y " Wa nEtCn- D. c
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COLONIAL BEACH

FOR RENT-Cottage, COIoniaT Beach. In
quiz 04s Piclford pl- y E. between
and G Sth and 9Th
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AUTOS FOR HIRE

PRIVATE touring cars 4-cv1tnfe-- g-l-7-I
rates for trips s. and s. hour PE6na M
lG5 or n SIS Central Auto Co NJ W
Barnes, Mgr. 1415 Z " W
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PHYSICIANS
CONSULTATION LIE.

>-es,-Cs-s Diseases. rheumatism. Dropsy,
scsa-Eca Kidney Troubles
u N--EoLSoN. l.-S p 81 . W.
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AUTOMOBILES

SoR sALE-Columbia Electric. IN good con
olllon' complete, with TeChaTEinE OUTFIT
= CH SAL-E-Stearns touring car ooh D :
fully equipped and in exceIIenf co15Iff6,
FOA SALE-lsOS Pullman roadzter. fully
equipped excellent condition.
; Oh sALEs--2-cylinder Yale. touring car. IN
good condition.. a barEafn-
FOR SALE-IsI3 6-cvTfndsr 0,-e-1s-z r,srr,-
equipped hrst-cIass condition. a bsrr7ir
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For Sale

FOX SALE Or EEcSL-6--55-l b--zal57=s-
LarEs l1ts cg1-eE-leGI 10 cars $3.50 --1---
A " AAL-EEEr Ee-l-1va--l- J. c. F-r7r
- L-1c0.E. or II y TaPLTN. 1871 i -
y w Zone 1885 Main
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PRINTING
ANTIQUE FURNITURE

n sEGAL- ANTIQUE FURNITURE RE-
PRODUCING, REPAIRING 81 Z ST ~
" PHONE ~ So Y
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MOTORCYCLES

AEADlNG STANDARD, single cylinder good
value SO T y MUDD, Jr. Inc, -
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HERB SPECIALIZE
Me- q Herb Remedies which are guar
ansesa 20 cure relieve any and al AZ
T-eDrT n a LOUIS & SONS I7ss sth ~
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-04-08
NEW HOME

The graveyard working at Clear
view was well attended last Satur
day.
Misses Ethel Tyler, Mae and
Susie Poe and Mamie Lawhou
visited Nora and Kate Thompson
last Sunday.
Kate Thompson spent Saturday
night with Susie Poe.
Sunday school at New Home
every Sunday morning at 10 o'clock.
Mrs. Alice Duncan is very sick
at this writing.
Singing at James Bly's last Sun
day night was well attended.
Mrs. Ida Roberts of Brookings,
who has been visiting her parents
for the past two weeks, returned
home last Friday.
Mrs. Rachel Camp is reported
right sick.
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-04-08
SuburbanNews
ment here last Sunday.

ment here last Sunday.
Jehu Presley has hired Albert
Jackson to work this summer.
Jas. Farley had business at T.
Il. Wells last Saturday.
Rev. A. M. Doss spent last Fri
day in Pocahontas, also accom-
panied Rev. Gathn out to Vernon
and Hamil, where the latter filled
his regular appointment.
Jehu Presley is planting the old
union stock yards in corn. Watch
for slump in the corn market
about the time frost is on the
pumpkin and the rock is IN the rye.
The old reliable Star Herald is a
paper that surely no right minded
man can afford to miss having in
his home, as each issue contains
much that is of interest to every
member of the family.
We understand that Mr.. Meyers,
our sawmill man, has about finished
his job of saving here and will
move his mill to Black liver bot
toms.
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-04-08
BROCKETT


James Allcock of Maynard Wis
tied at Mr.. Hills Friday and Sat
urday.
Uncle Jim Eaton was initiated
into the mysteries of the Farmers
Union last Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Bryant have
moved in from Missouri on account
of the health of Mrs. Bryant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Chastain and
Mrs. Dick Nihert was the g1ests of
o. A. Bryant last Saturday and
Sunday.
Miss Susie Bnrk of near Pocahon-
tas, visited Mrs. Wayman last Sat.
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Barnett visited
Mr.. Barnetts sister Saturday night.
Mrs. Hill is on the sick list.
Miss Eacel Phillips was in this
burg Friday doing some shopping.
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-04-08
BIRDELL

A. A. Johnson left last Thursday
for points in Oklahoma where he
will stay a while.
Misses Nell and Myrl Hufstedler
spent last Friday at Mrs. Will
Campbels.
Misses Allie and Ethel johnson
are visiting friends in Cherokee
Bay this week.
Alfred Campbell and family visit
ed near Hubble Greek Saturday.
Misses Iva and Florence Carter
were among the many people who
were in the city Saturday.
Miss Bertha Story is enjoying
home life after attending school at
Maynard for some time.
1T you want to be sure to get all
the news, subscribe for the Star
Herald.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Lemmons are
the proud parents of a baby boy.
Mrs. Story is visiting her daught-
er, Mrs. W. E. Cox of Black Rock,
this week.
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-04-08

for Childrens day exercises, to be
had some time in May.
E. K. Tyler and w. X. McIlroy
were elected as delegates to the
county convention to be held at
Pocahontas.
Our farmers are beginning to real.
lze the value of raising more hay,
and as a consequence there is being
quite lot of grass and clover seed
sown.
Geo. Ingram and family, and
Uncle Frank McIlroy, of the Bay,
visited relatives in this community
last Monday.
Miss Ethel Tyler and her little
sister, Fay, visited Miss Virgie
West, last week.
Not withstanding the rainy
weather, Ed. 5. d. Poe filled his
regular appointment at Concord
last Sunday.
G. IL. Tyler is reported very sick
again. DR.. Harnden is attending
him.
j. M. Looney and wife visited at
+. M. Bryan's Monday night.
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-04-08
MIDDLEBROOK

Johnnie Hagood Is right sick
this week.
Mrs. Harrington of Willow
Springs, Mo-, is visiting her broth.
er, Mr.. John Williams, of this
place.
A very quiet wedding took place
here Sunday. The contracting
parties being DR.. Orlie Parker to
Miss Blanche Lewis both of this
place. Rev. j. A. Spence offiCiat.
ing. We wish them a long and
happy welded life.
The directors at this place have
made arrangements with Prof.
Wyatt TO teach our school. We
hope to have a good one.
Aleck Parker and John r. Hol-
land and families of Pocahontas,
attended the wedding here Sunday
Art Qualls and wife of the Bay
are at this place vi.iting relatives
and friends.
Bro, Carter will fill his regular
appointment at Sloan Sunday at
ii a. M, and at the school house in
the evening.
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-04-08
Mrs Elmer Slayton Friday.

Miss Nora Newsom returned
home Saturday from a weeks visit
with her brother, Frank, in Rich
woods.
Misses Ada and Jessie Pace were
the guests of Mrs. Nevada Roberts
Thursday.
Aunt Jane White spent Saturday
with Mrs. Frank Barnes.
w. A. Goodwin will preach at
Cherry Hill the fourth Saturday
night and Sunday In this month.
George Brady who is working at
Driftwood, Ark, was in our midst
Monday.
Miss Liza McComic is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Newsom, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Hufstedler
spent Sunday with Mrs. w. A.
Cambell.
Seaph Slayton and family visited
Geo. Allison across Black river
Saturday night and Sunday.
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-04-08
INGRAM
Mrs. A. Davis is right ill.

Mrs. A. Davis is right ill.
7. j. Waddle made a business
trip to Pocahontas one day last
week.
Uncle Joe Tyler of Foster came
up to our place to mill last Satur-
day.
AT. Mock and family visited in
this locality last Sunday guest of
friends and relatives.
G. r. Shaver, Odis and Notra
Mock made trip to Pocahontas
the latter part of the week on busi-
ness.
G.G. Davis who was elected dele
gate from Ingram township to the
county convention held last Satur-
day at Pocahontas failed to attend
on account of sickness.
Aunt Betsy Shaver and Rosa
Bolin of Biggers are visiting at
at this place with friends and rel
atives and to look up her household
goods. "Granny" is going to move
back to Biggers in short time.
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-04-08
NEW HOPE

The only really happy day, the
day which has no sorrows, no an
noyances, no disapointments and
no encouragement, Is tomorrow.
A fine rain which was much
needed fell Saturday night.
Miss Ella Bowers and Mrs Ruth
Mofeld, of Pocahontas visited
their sister, Mrs. Ed Million, Wed.
nesday of last week.
Miss Theresa Bowers, who has
been visiting here the past week, re-
turned home Sunday.
Noah McClain is back again and
is working for Jim Bates.
Clifford Riggs received a slight
injury the other day by his horse
rearing up and falling back on him.
Bro. &. w. Million is helping
the singing class to learn some new
songs on Friday and Saturday.
The peach crop is almost a fail
ure in this section but we must not
worry over small matters, "we
must look for the flowers as
we go through life" etc.
Hurrah for the Star Herald which
gets better every week.
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-04-08
Price Bass and family Sunday.

Price Bass and family Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hughes were the
pleasant guests of j. r. Pender-
grass Sunday.
Miss Mary j. Smith is visiting
the family of J. R. Pendergrass for
few days this week.
Frank Vinson and wife attended
a wedding in the hills Sunday.
Mr.. Walls, who lives near here,
has just about completed an ad-
dition to his house.
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-04-08
LORINE

Clarence Reid of Delaplaine has
been visiting friends near Lorine
the past week.
Sunday school every Sunday at
Shiloh, at 10 o'clock. Everybody
invited to attend.
Miss Leila Bramlett was visiting at
W. B. Bakers, Sunday.
Several from this place went to
Clear View, Saturday, to help
clean off the cemetery.
Miss Manda Stephens, who has
b cen going to school at Pocahontas,
visited home folks Saturday and
Sunday.
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-04-08
ALBERTHA

J. D. Stafford and Geo. Nurens
made special trip to Maynard
Saturday.
Black Mccoy, candidate for
county judge, was here this week
buying some beef cattle.
w. J. Luter went to Albertha,
Saturday, after some cement.
Dee Johnston and wife of Mid
dlebrook, Truma Harper and wife
of Sugar Loaf, visited at L. F.
Johnstons Saturday night.
Uncle Jake Foster, of Foster,
visited at J. r. Davis one day last
week.
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LIMA

Aunt Susie Pierce visited her
daughter, Mollie Cavenar, one
night last week.
Mrs. Blackburn, of Elm Store,
passed through here last Monday
enroute to Pocahontas.
Quint Tyler visited at Marion
Clarks last Saturday night.
Esq. J. H. Pearce visited friends
and relatives in the Water Valley
neighborhood last week.
Prof. Janow is entertaining the
little class at Concord, preparing
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-04-08

DAILY Lacy, of Oak Grove, was at
Shiloh Saturday night
We are sorry to report that Mrs.
Alice Duncan, who has been sick
for several weeks, is worse at this
writing.
DAILY Mondy was visiting his
father at Lorine Sunday.
Henry Owen moved to the Uncle
Henry Smelser place this week.
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-04-08
KINGS STORE

The residence of G. M. Cyprett
was destroyed by fire last Friday
night.
Miss Elsie Blackwell returned
home last Saturday.
Miss Pearl White is quite sick
at the present.
Will Higgs and Nose King Wis.,
tied near Dalton last Saturday
night.
Ed Cyprett, who has been near
Dalton for the past three months,
has returned home.
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-04-08
NOLAND

w. II. Barnes has quit carrying
the mail and NJ. j. Pace has filled
his place.
Miss Bertha Story is visiting
Mrs. j. d. Level this week.
Ora and Hattie Pyland, Nell and
Myrle Hufstedler and Carrie and
Fay Campbell were the guests of
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-04-08
STONY POINT

There will be preaching at this
place next Sunday evening by Bro.
Lincoln. Everybody invited.
Zeke Kirk and wife are the proud
parents of fine baby boy.
Henry Massey visited at J. A.
Stephens last Sunday.
Miss Rena Stark visited Miss
Maize Stephens last week.
Preaching at New Home next
Saturday night and Sunday.
Jeff Lawhon was pleasant caller
at MIR. Thompson's last Sunday.
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-04-08
PITMAN NEWS

We are sorry to hear of the death
of Aunt Francis johnson of Mid.
dlebrook.
Mr.. Marion Powell is very low
with consumption.
George Finch and wife who left
here and wentto Scott county, re-
turned back to Randolph county
the other day.
On last Friday T. j. Pierce
happened to a bad accident, by a
mare kicking him, and breaking
two or three of his ribs and on Sat.
urday morning he sent a runner aft
er all of his children, sent phone
message after DR.. Proctor, who re-
ported him seriously hurt, but we
are in hopes he will be up in short
time.
Kit Shemwell aud wife of
Doniphan, visited his father aud
mother last Saturday.
On last Sunday evening some of
the young people took ten or twelve
dollars worth of provisions to the
home of Will Cavitt and delivered
same to him and his family. Mr..
Cavitt is down with consumption.
The Holy Book says, "give and it
shall be given unto you"
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-04-08

CARTER SCHOOL HOUSE
Frank Releford and James Sc
graves visited hill folks Sunday.
Tom Turner and family visiter
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-10-26

cratic principles and popular govern
ment, have resolved to inaugurate a
statewide strike on election day, Mo-
vember g." the call for the walkout
says. 1.-The purpose of the strike Is
to restore to the people OF Pennsyl-
vania the government of the state.
From a political standpoint the
affairs of the grand old common
wealth are disgrace to twentieth
century civilization. The black flag
has been holsted over the ramparts
of the money lords and the only star
of hope to check their plundering ca
reer l'es in the true awakening OF
the people, the force OF united de-
pendence in political action. A trl-
umph of the black flag means a de-
struction OF popular liberty"
"Our duty therefore is plain" the
call continues. "All workingmen
are hereby called on TO make elec-
ton day holiday in fact as well as
in name, to gather at the polls in an
orderly manner TO work for the cleo
ton of trade unionists to the senate
and lower house of the state legis
lature, for representatives in con
gress and to all candidates for STATE
Offices friendly to the cause of cleol
politics to the end that men and no
dollars shall rule in Pennsylvania.
The call was signed by e. 2
Greenwall, president; G. F. Quinn
secretary-trensurer and seven vic
presidents OF the state federation o
labor.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-10-26
UNITED PRESS LEASED w1Rn.l

Chicago, Oct. 26.-To all appear
ances the high price of salt meats,
the highest in ten years, is here to
stay for some time, probably several
months.
Following the general elevation Of
pork and pork products to a point
that that is the higest ever reached
during times of peace, the packers to-
day insist that they cannot secure
enough hogs to supply the demand; /;
that they are losing money because
porkers are not being received fast
enough to stock the yards. Fancy
bacon costs Chicagoans 40 cents a
pound today. Thesusual high grade
of bacon retails for 35 cents per
pound, sliced. The least that the
housewife can purchase this grade
for is 33 1-3 cents pound, provided
she will slice 1t herself.
The odd thing about this latest
hoist at the selling end of the pack
ing concerns is that the raise was
made in the face of steady decline
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-10-26
HAYT|EN
GUNBOAT
WRECKED
BOILERS EXPLODE, BLOWING A
GREAT HOLE IN THE SIDE
MANY LEAP OVERHEARD AND
FIFTY ARE DROWNED.

Port Au Prince, Hayti. Oct. &C.
Fifty men, including the ranking Of
ficers and part Of the crew OF the Hay
tien gunboat La Liberte are believed
to have been drowned when the La
Liberte sank early today on Port DE
Paix.
The sinking followed an explosion
in the boiler rooms. Twenty men
were reported rescued.
The La Liberte sailed Monday. TAX
ing the officers northward.
According 10 advices, the explosion
tore a great hole In one side OF the
gunboat. which sank In a few min
utes. The vessel was shrouded Ia
steam. and Wild confusion reigned on
board.
The Greater number OF those miss
ing leaped into the. water, without
attempting to launch the lifeboats.
They we're swept away by the waves
and drowned within right OF their
less hasty companions.
The cause OF the explosion was not
given In the first dispatches that
reached here.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-10-26

personally is supervising the work OF
relief. Every coast town in the pro-
yinces Of Salerno and Naples was
damaged. The water fronts and
lower portions of the towns are
filed with the flotsam of the sea.
the bodies of many persons and the
carcasses of animals. Inhabitants OF
several smaller towns are homeless
and the survivors, fearing famine
and pestilence. the spread of chol-
era and the lack of supplies, refuse
to aid In the work OF rescue.
Word was received here this after
noon that King Victor, Emmanuel is
already on his way here from Rome
aboard a torpedo boat. He will per-
sonally inspect the devastated area
and direct measures for relief.
Pope Plus has authorized and re-
quested the clergy to assist the gov
ernment in the work of nursing the
sick and wounded. feeding the hum
CRY and sheltering the homeless.