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core Innpg ana Raw Lungs.

Most people know the feeling, and
thc miserable state Of III health if IN
dicates. All people should know thar
FoIcv's Honey aud Tar. the greatest
throat and lung remedy, viii quickly
,uro the soreness and cough and restore
a normal condition. Ask for Foley s
Honey and Tar. Schramm m-5ohnsor
Drug Store.
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many acquaintauces here aud at Poca-
lcllo. where. with hcr husband. she re-
sided for several years
These two children fall heirs to a noble
heritage. the best that can bc given by
an earthly parcnt-au untaInished name.
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Lewis NVooIcy aud Ruth TaIiarcrro
l.. G. Evans and Nellie n. ]aucs, Salt
Mike Bcrdalis and Adde ira auI. SAT-
Lake.
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ENGINEERS OF IDAHO
TAKE UP VITAL STATE PROBlFM

any proposed change which would affect
tne valuable placer mining interests of
their rich county
Accordingly. protest was framed nv
committees duly appointed for the pur-
pose and unanimously passed by the
society. and by IL directed sent To Senators
Sorah and Heyburn and Congressman
llamcr
The meeting OF ihr societv was cn
urelN successful. Many splendid papers
were read which showed much care and
ah extraordinary degree Of intelligence
as TO The subjects handled.
Idaho has attracted many engineers to
The state during the past few yenrs of
her recent rapid Development In ciNIl.
mining and electrical! engineering the de-
mand for a high order of mon of the
engineering profession mas been extraor-
binary. There appears 10 bc II constant
ana increasing demand fov men nj FIN
iShcd atiainmentS In engineering.
f.nginpcrs arc ot signal Importance 10
the state of Idaho. ON thoh cxp"r. cal
culaii"as r"stG the working on, of the
details or IN" hone Of every great enter
prise calculated Ia open tbc undav,lopcd
resources of our great responsive area.
As a class. tEciV entity in this region IS
Of flrst Importance
/; the faces. the papers and the ad-
dresses OF these men tell correctly Ida
no has Ne!y high class of engineers or
all lines OF technical training They
have iamilidrizcd themselves with human
and physical conditions sufficient 10
make the1 observations on legislation
worth while. Their resolutions 10 ldaho's
congressional delegation should carry
weight
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Two million dollars guarantees the
accuracy Of every abstract made by Tho
Salt Lake Security Sc Trust Co. 80 Up
| Main We own our own records
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THOMAS B. CESS, IDAHO PIONEER,
LEAVES HONORfD NAME AT DEATH

daughter Nellie Cess Stephenson. lives
here with bcr husband. James stephen
SON tn" state engineer. She also has
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Deaths.
Maria pe Licenses.

e. w. Sorensou. I0&2 South Jcrem.
slrcel, aErd - days. perItOnilis.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-19

While in HALEY a fcw days ago
learned of a survey party. tho same
which came UP the Salmon river toward
ChalliS. ending their fall work at the Cold
Springs ranch. owned by Ruhc Price.
eight miles above Haley. They worked
down the Wood river 10 This ranch. when
the deep snowfall drove them from the
high altitude. leaving with the remark
that they would return i'm tho spring 10
complete their work.
This calls 1" mind tho engagement Of
a Boise surveyor during tho month OF
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-01-21
IS
THE PROGRAM
sUPERcEDES LOCAL OPTION AND
TO BE PLAN OF ANTI
SALOON LEAGUE
VIRGINIA.

Richmond Va, Jan Statewide
prohibition today superseded local op-
tion as the declared policy Of the
And-Saloon League Of Virginia Pro-
longed debates was followed by the
adoption. without a dissenting voice.
OF tho Legislative program outlined
by the special committee
Tho resolution call ou 0ho cNiat-
ing General Assembly 10 enact am
enabling law which viii provide for
S tatewidc election wheneycr ono
fourth OF the qualified voters OF Tho
state shall 30 petition And a fur
ther resolution. modelled on that pro
posed by former state Senator a f.
Thomas, OF Lynchbure declares 70 TO
be the sense OF the convention. iu the
event that the enabling ar is adopt
Cd that the ExccHiyo Committee
shall proceed TO take steps 60 call
such am election af tine -arlies pos
sibIe time. during tbc prnson you.
unless some new dev Iom.n' should
render 70 iuadviaab1c
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-01-21
TT COMES FROM a RELIABLE
SOURCE THAT HE WILL
PURCHASE ACREAGE IN
cLlNcH VALLEY.
INVOLVES RAILROAD EXTENSION
REPORTED THAT VIRGINIA AND
SOUTHWESTERN WILL EXTEND
LINE TO TAzEWELL COUNTY

II comes today from an unquestl-
enable source that J. p Morgan Is
negotiating for the purchase OF lOO.-
600 acres OF coal lands ON Cllnch Val
ley
1t is understood that b. }. Weis-
ser of Swords Creek, has an option
on 10000 acres in that district lie
was in New York a few days ago,
report says and caiied ON Mr.. still
man, the well known banker who is
considered MIR MOrEnus associate In
big deals w. L. Dennis Of Pearls
burg as stated II few days ago is I'm
New York. trying to dispose of 1900
acres of land which he has ~ sixty
day option This property is located
i'm Buchanan and Tazrwoll counties.
The balanc" OF the 100000 acres So
owned by indivduats. according to-
the report II rs rumorcd ~ Morgan
buys the property. tho Vlrgiuan ana
South Western will be extended 10
TaZewell TT
II Is a known fact that !. u Nor
gan controls the Southern railroad.
and the V. q $. w w subsidiary
OF the Southern The Y. & s. w
has been USING the y & w tracks
from Norton TO Toms Crock. FOR sev-
cral years, and it S. thought p tne
event the 100000 acres ig purchased
by Morgan, the Southern VIII buv
portion Of the C'inch Vallcy division
Of the Norfolk ana Western
u has been stated many times thal
the Clinch Valley division of thc n
6. W was not PAYING aud with lhc
Southern and the c G. & @. compet-
ing. the n e w. would not be- able
TO get tonnage enough 10 pay eE-
pCuSDs
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-01-21
RAILS PLACED ON TRACK NEAR
HALE'S CROSSING by THE
WoULD-BE WREckERs
LAST NIGHT.
PASSENGERS MUCH FRIGHTENED
TIMELY APPLICATION OF BRAKES
PREVENTS WHAT MIGHT
HAVE BEEN BAD WRECK

A bold attempt was made to wreck
one OF the street cars OF the Blue
stone Traction Company last night at
9 O'Clock near Hale's Crossing, in the
west end Two split rails were used
by the would-be wreckers i'm the at
tempt. But for the timely applica-
ton of the brakes by motorman Lin
hous, it is thought the car would
have been thrown over the embank-
ment The attempted wreck occurred
on the bridge located about 100 feet
east of Hale's Crossing The car was
making about twelve miles an hour
when the accident occurred.
Nobody was hurt, but the two pas
senugers that were on the car were
badly frightened The car was slight
ly damaged, the gear wheel under
the car coming in contact with the
split rails that were wedged between
the ties on the bridge
p. NJ. Walizer. superintendent OF
the traction company, has offered $50
reward for the arrest OF the guilty
persons. 1t is thought it is the work
OF some mischievous boys living at
Midway The boys are IN the habit
of jumping on the cars at Midway.
and because the conductors hae put
them off, it is presumed they formed
plot TO wreck the car The com
pany has clew 70 the culprhs. and
it is understood arrests will follow
soon.
On account of the heavy rain last
night the motorman was unable to
see any distance ahead which ac-
counts for his running into the split
rails.
The wreckers it is believed waited
for a stormy night. on which to
wreck one of the cars, knowing that
the headlight on The cars would bo
hazy on this account.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-01-21
JAIL BREAKERS
ARE CAPTURED

Newt Hickman and Fred Johnson
the two boys who Droqe Jail last
Sunday were captured this afternoon.
Arthur Prince the man wanted for
murder in Alabama who also escap-
ed at the same time is still at large
IL was claimed By the police when
the boys escaped that they would
come back. They came to the city
hall thi safternoon for some ar
ticles they had left. thinking they
would not be molested Squire
Chambers placed them both ia Jail.
The boys stated if vas Princes in
tcntion to brain JaEer Chambers
with t.a iron bar that was handed
in tha day. but Mr. Chambers un-
derstood be was dangerous. and
when the jsiler went ia the cell ne
had his gun in readiness but Prince
did not make any attempt to get
away
The boys will be kept under ball
and chain They will be iiven a
trial for Jail breaking in the morn
inE
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-01-21
HUSBAND OF BATH TUB MYS-
Terry RETURNS FROM CANA
DA AND WILL TESTIFY
IN THE CASE.
MORPHINE FOUND IN STOMACH
DRUG HABIT WILL BE THE MAIN
LINE OF DEFENSE, IT
is CLAIMED.

Newark Jan. 2l-Fletcher w. Snead
husband of Mrs. Ocey w VI. Snead.
the bath tub victim. will return home
from Canada and appear against his
mother Mrs. Mary Snead. who with
her two sisters is under arrest for
the death OF her daughter
The announcement was made today
that the doctors who examined the
stomach of Mrs. Snead found NOR
phine. The defense will probably be
that the woman was addicted to tho
drug
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-01-21

material" for use in both cases. but
pluck, push and perseverance. to-
gether with a full quota OF enthusiasm
along the right lines. is necessary for
rapid and solid development. A well
organized and working chamber of
commerce Is big asset 10 any city or
community can be OF much benefit
oven negatively, like the big men OF
war composing our great navy-thc
. fact that they arc in existence keeps
peace on land and sea, and makes the
would-be obstreperous fellows proper
ly behave themselves. so the advo-
Gates OF . greater" navy say. and
there is some truth I'm it-just so. |
think, II Will upon reelection be con
ceded that because OF the existence OF
this organization. ana it's guns some
times pointed in the right direction,
good u tho ciy has resulted: but.
gentlemen. we should not be satisfied
with mcagre results, when so much
can be accomplished by positive a1Pi
wcll directed effort. such as | Hope
each member will feel disposed TO
put forth during the coming year.
Judging from the attendance. or
lack of it. by some Of our members.
ono might fairly conclude they have
an idea two or three. or half dozen
men, out Of membership of haIf n
hundred or more. can do all that is
needed. il Us unnecessary for mo 20
remind such that this rs n mistaken
idea. with the very finest material.
which wc have in this organization, won
/ dcrs could be accomplished for this
/ city and section. if every member
would measure up to his ability in in
diyidual and cooperative work
There are a number who arc faithful
! in their efforts, always ready 20 make
I any reasonable sacrifice of time to
push measures OF merit forward
( through this body, and such are TO be
commended for their public spirit. by
a few much work has been done dur
ing the past year. and in many cases
| splendid results obtained, both for the
/ present and for the future: so / hope
we may have:
real live chamber of commerce.
A big. strong, long pull and push for
a greater 'Bluchcld and great
err Graham
And genuine and thorough CO.
. operation for everything that tends 10
, the material. moral and educational
advancement OF BlucGcld and section.
J mention few things which have
had, and are now having attention
and some Of which should be- pushed
yigOrously at this tmc.
New industries Of various sorts
Small factories in special lines.
a large assembly hall
Inviting state and other organiza-
tons 10 hold their annual meetings in
Bluofeld
Better equipped fire department
The tax question
The assessment question
Suitable train schedules. so tiai-
tors and shippers can come to Blue
field and return to their homes at
scasonablc hours during the day
Freight rates oD Norfolk and West
ern and Virginian Railroads
ImprOpemont in freight service
a ruuvrnicurr lon ma1 .arric, ~ tho
passenger station
Tho sewerage question and diep0ei-
lion of asmr
I Correct and systematic numbering
'of houses and remaining some Of the
streets
Improvement of streets
Enc)uragomrnt tO new railroad and
street car building
Location off oNc. making Blue
Geld ho1dgu1rtnrs
Opening naw road to Bland coun
Ity. thus shortening ibe o. t3ncc aboH.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-01-21
CHARGED With
ASSAULTTNG GIRL

Chattanooga Tenn Jan -Cinf
anJ Io'7a Long. white accused of
having assaulted sixtccn-yyar-oId
grl boo Alabama yesterday. were ar
rested here this morning. They att
tempted to conceal their identity
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-01-21
THE JUBILATIoN or THE LIeER.
AIS is TURNED INTO GLOOM
AT THEIR HEAD
oUARTERES. e.
COALITION WITH NATIONAUSTS.
STOCK MARKET SHOWS CHEER
Full OPENING ON ACCOUNT
OF ELECTION.

London, Jan 2t.-rhe jubilaHon
which marked the Liberal headqu ar
ters during the early days of the olcc-
tion turned into gloom today as the
result OF yesterdays balltoing came
in, showing that the Unionists had
made still further gains
The Liberals do not fear that the
Unionists will hold the balance of
power I'm the coming parliament. bu,
are losing hope of being able to CON
troll it themselves without q coall-
ton with the Nationalists
The first three districts reported
today all showed Unionists gains OF
siXty-siX constituencies vote. today
Tho stock market reflected the
Cnionist gain by opening cheerful.
All night long London was nIlcd
with crowds cheering for the Union
iSt victories
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-01-21
Majority Under Forty.

London, ian. 2t--A sensation was
caused this afternoon by tho announ-
cement from tho Liberal headquar-
tors that the Liberals will not accept
ministerial control OF that majority
over Unionist At least IL nitover
the forty. including labor mepnbcr5
without the irish Nauionaists
Indications, This afternoon arc tha,
the Libcral and Labor majority would
not roach 40
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original and sprightly, 1t has been
making hit over the entire circuit and
is expected to take well here,
The Mission will present another
strong feature next week in .fCupid .
Coincidence. This is a prize playlet.
said to be one of the most UNIQUE and
satisfying In vaudeville at this time.
There is nothing silly or soft in it, and
there is much more OF plot than the
tltie would indicate. 1t is presented
by the Won Mitzel and MAYNARD team.
Trick bicycle riders are common in
these days and for that reason the per.
former must be good one to get a
hand anywhere on the vaudeville cir
cults. w. c. HoefleT, who comes to
the Mission next week, claims to be
the most original and eccentric rider
before the public. He appears as a
tramp and mikes plenty of fun with his
tricks. His performance on the single
wheel is especially interesting.
There is another good number on this
coming bill. This IS musical number.
The Rusticnna Trio, made up of Paris
ian street singers dressed rs yagrants,
furnish some decidedly clever vocal and
instrumental music.
Berry g. Nelson, two comedy aero.
bats, and Kathleen DeVoie, a singing
comedienne, mako up the balance of
what promises to be n strong and we'll
balanced bill.
The bill now on at the Mission is not
slow. Bradlee Martin and his little
company have q clever little play in
Jessie, Jack and jerry the Zulu
festival given by Tom Linton and his
bevy of pretty girls takes well; and
the musical Loveland family make
friends at every performance. Billy
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1T is .hc Imp who makes her dance
like a flying leaf in summer whlrl-
wind. 1t is Sir Imp who bundles her
out of sick bed into n cab and down
to the stimulating excitement of a
performance. 1t is His Implets who
warns her to refuse wine suppers from
eilded gentlemen for simple glass of
milk in the seclus!on of her own room,
Mr., Imp is also press agent, and when
his mistress is on the stage be whis-
pers in your ear and irveigles you to
confess that she is the most utterly
bcwitching of magnetized soubrettes.
T. B. Imp, Esq, even gives her a
touch of mysticism which translates
many jarring moment into trans
ccndental experience.
Psychologists, who are supposed to
know everything about the human mind,
would dismiss The Imp as the various
phases of very pronounced will, but
those who have seen the firm yet frisky
little creature at her work would call
her something more than that, or
course, no one has ever actually seen
her with bodily eyes, but she has Il
distinct individuality which may be
traced like life line In the palm Of
ones hand. In the olden days they
used 10 say that a person was pos
sessed. II Miss Barnett hadn't pos
sessed her watchful little Imp she
wouldn It be where she is now-on the
royal road to Broadway. For Zoe Bar
nett, you should know, is playing the
role of the sprightly Annette in liking
Dodo,' and is said to be the theatrical
musical find' OF the season.
Nevertheless, will is a convenient
term for those who prefer not to be
called fantastical, and most apparent
quality in Miss Barnett. You can see
1T in the squareness of her jaws and the
prominence of her chin She does
things not on mere IMPULSE, bur he.
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a tremendous sensation will be ere
ated here Monday evening when the
play that has been talked of during It's
three weeks engagement in San Fran
cisco, more than any other production
ever seen in that city, 1.-The Shepherd
King will be seen at the Salt Lake
theater, introducing into the local the
atrical armament a new dramatic star
with personality of uncommon interest
and force. Mr., Wright Lorimer has
won undeniablc fame as an actor, au-
thor and producer, and has made such
firm impression in the realm, OF dra-
matte art in this country, by has mas.
terful production of "The Shepherd
King and his own earnest and artis-
tic portrayal Of the part of David. that
he is already recognized as one Of the
most sterling successes in the dramatic
field From early years he has been q
profound scholar; he is graduate of
Oxford university, although of Amcri-
can birth, and is said TO be one of the
most learned Biblical scholars now be.
fore the public. He is the chief offer
in "The Shepherd King a drama
and production to which he has given
IN enormous amount OF thought and
research
Taking rs his theme the beautiful
and romantic story of David, the shcp'
herd lad, psalmist, and afterwards King
of Israel, he is said TO have produced
q great Biblical play on n scale of
enormous. grandeur, clothed with mas.
sive scenic establishment and rich and
brilliant costuming. armor and all the
elaborate accessories of n great dra
matte spectacle that nothing, with the
exception of f'Ben Hur, has been
seen like il on. the American stage.
: y
by a company of over l25 persons, with
special music Of grand and elevating
character: All the leading events OF
David's life are portrayed with won
derful realism and effect, even to his
singlehanded battle with Goliath of
Gath, the giant warrior OF the Philis-
tines, The camp of Saul, in the valley
Of Elah, with its running brook, in the
distance. the courtyard of the king g
palace with Its oriental spiendor, and
DavId's entrance after his long exile,
the Gave of the Witch of Endor, are
among the many scenes that have OBJ
talned universal wonderment and ad-
miration,
Everything in the original Knickcr.
booker theater, New York, production
will be staged al the, Salt Lake the
ter, where the star and play remain for
the entire week, including "Wednesday
and Saturday matinees.
King Dodo,' that masterpiece of
the Pixley- Luders combination, will be
the attraction at the Colonial theatcr
for the week beginning this, Sunday,
night Whether or not the inventive
and creative powers of modern day COM
1c opera and musical comedy writer's
are failing, is 4 question that has been
much discussed by critics of music and
the drama, and many columns OF space
and much good printers ink has been
laylshed IN the display of their deduc. |
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Zoe Barnett's Got an Imp

cause she is deeply determ
them. She has done some {
have been described as imp
will probably do others Y
achievable. Indeed, in z
Miss Barnett resembles 4
Young girl, who said:
Why cont looI, in my ear
| know | could DO IL
IL / put myself to it.
You never can tell till YOU Q
You never can tell till yo|
King Dodo' 81 chic sd
been known as the girl ch
seltzer and electricity; she1
called the hard-luck kid. She
on the stage with an iron d
her head and a steel hrace'
bone. Beginning with her
Torrance as Annette up t0'|
time she has had a series
that would dishearten a LED
person, but she keeps right
ting Just the same.
Near her right eye is a
she received while doing N
dance in the second act Of
she whirled against a piece'
and finished the performau'|
head handaged up. Anoth~
was poisoned eating CANNED
was taken i'll during the +
Doctors were called and 6
her while she was not on
and the audience had no
pain She was enduring. In
was ordered TO the hospiisl.
told her she had diphthen
fused to go and went rigH
her work, The ailment pf1
nothing more than q sore
last accident was 10 hurt her
doing her sliding dance. Il q
to be sprained, but she had
and it has given her little tr1
She thinks she has outliyed
ANYWAY. zoe Bnrnett's d0f 1
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their talents in Christmas on Black
Wells Island - This is n musical com
cdy, bright with wit and catchy songs.
1t will be the head liner at the Mission
for an entire week starting with the
next Thursday afternoon.
There are four in this company and
backed by special scenery representing
the interior of the famous New York
jail, they give an entertainment that is