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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-01-13

the intersection Of the Northern line
or Adams Street with the Western
line OF a 30 foot alley; thence with
the northern line OF Adams street.
S. 44-51 w. 46 feet to a point thence
n. 500 w. 100 feet to 10 foot al
.ey; thence n. 44-51 f. 46 feet to a
point; thence S. 45-9 F.. $50 feet to
the beginning. And being fourteen
feet off of the West side OF lot No.
IL IN Sec. S15, and thirty two feet
of of the East side of lot No. 13 of
Sec. SIS. And being part of the
same property which was conveyer
to w. A. Thomas by deed dated the
oath day of May. 1905, and recorded
in said Jerks Office in Deed Book
No. So page PIG.
Said sale will be made for cash
in hand on day OF sale.
SAML. W. WILLIAMS, Jr..
Trustee.
l2-30-4t
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-01-13
To Keep Light Dresses Clean

Magnesia may be obtained either
In powder or in square cakes, and it
Is very effective in cleaning laces
and delicate fabrics. Sift or rub it
on the parts TO be cleaned, and lay
them away in box or drawer where
they will be undisturbed for a day
or so, and then shake them out 1t
is very good plan to apply the
magnesia in this way when putting
away party dresses that have be-
come slightly soiled. The magnesia
absorbs the dust, and when you take
the dresses out to wear them the
next time, they will be fresh and
dainty. The magnesia is also effec.
dive, when applied in the same way.
for removing grease-spots.-Wo
Home Companion.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-01-13
CASE M NORTH
CAROLINA BONDS

Raleigh y. C.. Jan ia telo-
graphic dispatch from Providence.
Rhode Island brought the news this
morning that Governor Pathler had
sent TO the senate notice that tho
state OF Rhod" Island had received
% Git bond Of he state Of North
Carolina OF face value. s1S5.0Oo with
coupons attached bringing the face
value 10 $4,000. The bonds were
issued in lSGS-6O which the state mas
repudiated Tine Rhode Island leeis-
Ia'nre passed a bill last spring autho
r.z.ng the state TO accept the free
Gifts ana tho governor accepted the
bond u accordance.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-01-13
About What 20 Eat.

.|. ABOUT What 20 Eat.
/ A Spanish omelet as YOU read about
It in the cook books, always aeems
rather complicated, but it need not be.
1t is simply made by putting between
the fold OF the omelet a tomato sauce
10 which has been added sliced olives,
mushrooms and pimentos. The mush,
rooms and pimentos are not always in
the house. but beside these more OF
less unusual ingredients, there is
nothing difficult about this tasty
ornelet
A very pretty dessert can be made
with simple lemon Jelly, into which
pttted cherries are put when the jelly
Is nearly cold. Pour the jelly into a
mold, and when ready to serve re-
move from the mold and garnish with
cherries.
Another delicious and simple des-
sert Is strawberry junket Put in
la large strawberry in the bottom OF
each glass, and add chocolate or plain
vanilla junket. When firm. add
spoonful of whipped cream and sew
erRl strawberries.
lettuce soup these spring days when
heavy foods seem to pail on one? It
is made by boiling for about twenty
minutes, or until tender, the stalks
and coarse leaves of lettuce with a
slice OF onion. Strain through a seive
and add milk thickened with butter
and Hour. Season with salt and pep
per and serve with croutons. The
quantities may be judged as for any
other cream soup.
A rather pretty salad is made of
stuffed beets instead of stuffed toma-
toes so frequently used. Scoop out the
| beets and fill with potatoes and GU
cumbers diced very small. Add may
onnaise dressing and serve on lettuce
An attractive dish for luncheon or
dinner is stuffed onions. They are
made of large Spanish onions, which
have been boiled whole until tender
! The centers are then taken out,
chopped and mixed with bread
crumbs, tomato sauce and seasoning
The onions are refled with the mix
ture and baked until brown.
Foreign Policemen.
London patrolrAeR carry no clubs
| Attached to the ziddle OF the belt is
a dark lantern. The cuffs OF their
coats have vertsc&g stripes. blue and
white, signilyinE rank anu distln-
guished service. During tho frequent
! showers and rains they wear little
water proof capeS, Their silent regr-
lation OF street traffic by hand signals
is realization Of perfection.
In Paris the ordinary patrolmpaS
wear blue caps and coats and in sum
mer white duck trousers. They carry
shorb swords, rather as an emblem OF
authority. but in extreme danger use
/ the fiat side as q club.
! In downpour Of rain the Paris DO.
! hceman hangs his cap on q hook in
! the back OF his belt and draws over
his head the hood OF a abort blue cape
OF heavy cloth.
This hooded osDg 4s called q capo.
chon, and in its longer form, reaching
/ to the knees, is used by civilians as
/ well in cold or rainy weather 40
, cordingly at such times the streets of
1 Paris seem 90 Be alive with cowled
: monks.
Recently The london plan for c1B.
trolling vehicles has come into vogue
3 successfully ON the Paris boulevards.
The policemen detailed for such duty
wear white gloves and signal with
| white clubs.
German policemen wear helmets and
have a distinctly martial air--Travel
/ Magazine
/
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-01-13

Cincinnati, Jan 49, That Charles
p TAFT has decided not To- try to
succeed Senator Dick is TO be- gen
Crafty 59u5.d Before leaving for
washington ia Sunday Mr. TAFT
na. r,. m... 300 bis mind whether
os Ho Boo would enter the race
]. Is HE.ls tla. boz Nigh, bccom.
70 candidate Under ordinary circum-
stance .I' a7aro1'ly aHo coming
r'n.as. FOO D.. au unusually trying
". a.. Ir TATE doe. not fancy tho
. aa cr
mated 'haf about 20 doz
eoH'a'dar' w.l ~ 700 tho running
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-01-13

Residents and Citizens of Blue
d u wIo have friends back home"
i Nthe' communities, may confer a
IA n to both them and us by CIV
ing us their address so we can mail
them our circulars. Good Steno-
graphers and Bookkeepers are al.
ways in demand. Students may EN-
TOR any time. Day and Night ses-
'ions all the year. Bluefeld Normal
md Business College.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-01-13
Exnrrlencerl.

While shopping in a department
store two young Chicago matrons be-
came interested in the negotiations
Of a middle aged man. unaccompanied
by any woman, whose progress
through the establishment, It. so en-
HANGED, conceded with their own
odd slght--that OF mere man
shopping" said one.
Yes I've watched him With CON
tiderable interest He's either a mar.
rled man or widower
why that conclusion" asked the
other young woman, surprised
I've observed that as each pur
chase was made, be would turn his
back TO the salesgirl when he took
out his money"
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-01-13

Seven-eighth fitted jackets are suit.
able styles for girls in their teens
The coats are braided slightly upon
the narrow collars ana cuffs, the
sleeves are plain. Some coats fasten
with ribbon strings, tied at the bust
Nns.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-01-13

Among the new foulards are many
pieces called honeycomb because the
lines are such that they make net
work or honeycomb over the surface.
1t is bold pattern, yet in many dress
- constructed of this material the
eject is very pleasing. Usually such
dresses are made in tunic patterns,
or else a princess with lace trimmings.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-01-13

Iae Bveniss Leader ls The best adj
Yertis.ng medium ia this section,
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-01-13

12-3O-4t.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-01-13

Jan 4tn. 1910
s-t-fO-4t Sat
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-09

breath, gives off pure oxygen gas and
forms a caustic alkali The alkali then
takes up the carbonie acid gas Of the
respred air, and forms an alkaline ear
Donate. IN this way the same mir puri-
fled aud reoxygenated IS used over aud
over again.
AS sunken submarines do not always
lie right why up Mr. thinner suggests
that three or four tubes should be M
stalled. each in a different direction, 50
that whichever way the boat might be
lying one 81 tile tubes would always be
upright He further suggests that the
tubes should he attached to the man
holes 81 tie hull thus allowing the crew
TO escape. even 81 The vessel should he
on her side on bottom upwards. ~ this
ease. provision Is made for valve cover
outside each manhOle and escape there
from Is effected by q series Of valves and
the equalization of pressure of water and
air. il Ed Sounds very complicated ami
The success OF The scheme as 4 Whole
would necessarily depend on the crew
thorough knowledge q the machinery az
their command aud their readiness and
promptitude TO take advantage Of t--
From "Rescues from S0nken Sabma-
rines in June Technical World Maya
zine
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-09

the baby being eliminated from the
problem Gretchen had put some ba-
con ia one dish and some potatoes
which be was 10 fry IN another This
was an the cooking be was 70 do and
he had told her that he had often done
Il while camping and would have no
trouble He sliced the potatoes and
the bacon and when he considered the
fire hot enough set the pans coutain-
ing them on it. having FIRST heated
some fat for the potatoes
Both the bacon aud the potatoes be-
gan to sizzle. and Carl was turning the
latter when the baby woke up The
child cried to be taken up but Carl
couldn't well leave his cooking SO be
let It he I'm be was afraid fl would
burst a blood vessel. when he went to
It, a greasy fork in one hand and a
towel in the other. and tried to soothe
It. But the baby screamed harder and
harder, as much as to say III you don't
take me up I'm commit suicide ia
spasms" Carl tried 70 coax IL then
losing his patience. seolded Neither
had any effect
Meanwhile the FIRE was getting yery
hot, and suddenly the Fat used ID cook
Ing the potatoes caught Gre aud threat
ened the destruction Of the house
Carl tried 70 blow ont tbe blaze Faiis
ing III this. he seized a cloth and tried
to fan It ont Then The baby ceased
crying. ana carl. suspecting something
wrong. looked at and saw that L was
making one Of those gasps for breath
babies make between squawls ne ran
to it II recovered lts breath aud be-
gan again 10 yell 10 deadly rage. Carl
ran from II 20 the potatoes. seized the
blazing pan and threw the whole thing
out Of the door.
When a few minutes later Gretchen
came home she found the potatoes in
the yard. The bacon shrlyeled 10 one
tenth its proper size, and Carl WINS
glaring II the baby as though tempted
to throw # In the fre
Seeing Gretchen he threw the baby
down and rushed from HE house, fol
lowed By a peal Of laughter
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-09
chandIsr for pasa Fol aoyernor.

Concord. n. r.. June e.--Former Sem
ator William E. Chandler has declared
himself in favor Of the nomination By
tie Republicans of Robert P. Bass Of
Peterboro for governor and Cyrus A. Sui.
loway and Frank D. Cmrisr for con-
gressmen.
st gives me pleasure" writes Mr,
Chandler TO support Mr. Bass at the
Republican primaries for the nomination
for governor 81 New Hampshire I am
disappointed that Mr.. Burroughs viii
not consent to be a candidate. So nov,
instead Of 4 ticket Of Burroughs, Sui
loway and Currier, am in favor Of
Bass, sulloway and Currier / believe
they will be nominated without notice.
able opposition and elected BY a good
majority
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-09
GIRL WALKS loo MILES.
Indian Maiden Suspected as Witch Feared
Death.

Indian Maiden Suspected as Witch Feared
Death.
San Bernaraino. Cal, June O. Driven
By fear Of death at the hands Of her
tribe, whose members believe her 20 be-
d witch Minnie Holmes, an Indian girl
l6 years old, has walked for more than
100 miles, the distance form Coaehlla
reservation to Santa Manuel reservation,
near Highland The girl was taken in
charge BY Indian agent Royce Who says
that he learned several days ago Of
preparations TO torture and Kill her
She win Be sent to the government
school at Phoenix.
Proof to the Indians that tae girl
IS witch were the facts that several
on the reservation were made il,
pumpkin withered after tie girl's shad-
ow had fallen upon it, and big dog
chained up in front Of her parents shack
howled all night.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-09
.FEw IMPORTANT BILLS

Washington. June Senate and
House leaders. with the % operation Of
the president, yesterday began a yigor
Gus campaign for an early adjournment
of Congress Representative John
Dwight, The Republican whip Of the
Honse, returned from the executive Of.
fees and passed the word around among
his colleagues that an early adjourn
ment Is desired
Looking toward this end, the president
hopes that Che Senate win accept the
postal savings bank bin IS it viii b.
passed, il all probability. by the House
tonight. The bin now takes the right
of way under special rule, and VIII
be taken up again at eleven o'clock this
morning After seven hours debate, tie
prstous question win be ordered and
Representative Weeks, in charge Of TIE
ask for vote before adjournment to-
day.
The eouferees on the railroad bin went
to work yesterday afternoon on that
measure, Before beginning the first con-
ference. Senator Alridch expressed his be-
lief that by working early and late It
would be possible to agree upon the
new rate law within comparatively
few days
With the railroad bill and postal say.
ings out Of the way, it is not believed
that amy further general legislation win
be attempted ia the House The Senate
probably will dispose Of the sundry civil
appropriation bin in short order, and
the general deficiency win be reported toi
the House and win pass perhaps within
the next ten days The Senate viii con-
sume but little time on that measure.
According to the plans being formu.
lated among the House and Senate lend
ers. adjournment by July seems quite
probable. House members on both sides
Of the chamber are becoming restless,
owing to pressing campaigns at home,
and are eyincing desire to bring the
session 10 a close as soon as possible.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-09
"a so submarIne vietims.

The saving Of lie in submarines which
have got out If gear and onto the bed
of the ocean has long puzzled the ex
|perts, for the natural difficulties in the
way preclude the employment Of the
naval lifesaYing devices ID use on the
surface Not the least Of these difiicul
ties IS that airing from The inrushing
salt water coming into contact with the
stored electrical energy OF open termi
mails and the consequent poisoning Of Che
air by the formation Of chlorine gas.
Among the most effective life-saYing De-
vices now in general nse Ia England is
q special form Of diving helmet 10 which
is attached a short packet Of strong wa
terproof material IN front Of which, in
side, is q pocket containing q combined
purifier and oxygen generator, consisting
OF two small chambers joined jig one
case. These chambers are charged with
4 patented substance which, when in
contact with the water vapor Of the
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-09
WONDERFUL NEW
AIRSHIP IS SUCCESS
Machine Tested n Secluded Part Of New
Ielsey-uass i50-Horsep9wer Mo-
tor Weighing Only $50
Pounds.

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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-09
BOMB IN woMANs SALOON.
Bravery and Prompt Action Of a Brook
lYn Policeman Prevents Wreck.

New York, June 9-Two broken vim
dows in Brooklyn saloon yesterday
caused policeman Timothy Daley to
make an investigation Entering the
place. he saw a bomb with spluttering
fuse attached lying on the bar Daley
jumped behind the bar, found bucket Of
water and threw the bomb into it. Then
he ran, bucket in hand, to the middle
Of the street. Examination proved the
bomb powerful enough TO have wrecked
the place and imperiled the lives Of
numbers of persons who lived in The
building Mrs. Rose Lombardo, pro-
prietress Of the place, the police say
had received several letters recently,
threatening that something dire would
happen unless she gave the writer's mon
pv
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-09
one BENEFIT from backward weather

Boston. June o. The cold and back
ward weather prevailing ia this sees
tion 81 che country for the past month
has produced one positively benefit. the
dissemination Of hundreds Of millions
81 brown-tail moths III many casas
it has developed that entire colonies Of
the Ieaf.eaiing pests have been wiped
out. The tent eaierpllars have also
been largely reduced.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-09
CUBAN AMNESTY EXTENDED.
President Gomez Signs Bsll-LincoIn De
Zayas One Of Those Who Benefit.

Havana, June e-Presidaat Gomez
yesterday signed the bin amending the
amnesty act Of 1909, and through which
large number Of offenders, including
many public officials, who were sentenced
to terms Of imprisonment Of lee than
eight years, or are awaiting trial, are
released Those beuefting by the am
nesty include Lincoln de Zayas, who has
been held under Indictment on charges
growing out Of his conduct in Office as
acting secretary Of public instruction.,
since the period Of American interven.
ton.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-09
SUES IRFFRIEs.

Must Defend $1,000 Gambling Suit On
June Is,
Grass Valley Cal. june 9--James ].
Jeifries must pay a promissory note Civ
EN- a citizen 81 Bear Valley Of stop his
training for his bout with Jack john
son long enough to come to this city and
defend the case brought against him BY
G. A. S. Stout.
When the case was called in court
Tuesday the attorney for Jeffries asked
a continuance To some date after THE
big fight, but Judge Jones set the case
for Jnne l5. Jeffries IS being sued hy
To recover $1,000 The fighter in his
answer. claims the note was given to
pay gambling debt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-09
Never Car Tell.

people are not alike remarked the
moralizer What suits one may not
please another"
Right YOU are, reioined the demoral
i2er What is one mans automobile
may Be another mans juggernaut. Chi.
eaao News.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-09
MRS. EVANS ARRESTED.
Prominent Boston Society Leader
Changed with Picketing.

Boston, June 9.Alrs Glendower Evans
well known society leader. as well az
an ardent suffragst and Socialist advo-
cate, was arrested for picketing yester
day in connection with 4 labor contro.
yersy in South Boston.
Miss Mabel Gillespie, secretary Of the
taken into custody and both were
brought 10 the police station for violat'
ing city ordinance
After being warmed BY the officer IN
charge they were allowed to 80 On their
own recognizanee.
This IS the second time in two months
that Mrs Evans has fgured prominently
in d strike in Boston.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-09
NEW SHERLOCK HOLMES.
Alleged Chicken Thieves Traced In Ter.
soy BY Shoes Horse Wore.

Far Hills, n. J.. June Adopting
the detective methods Of Sherlock
Holmes. william HartDsll, foreman for
Frank stoutenburgh Of Newark, declares
that he hes traced two men who stole
chickens from Mr.. stoutenburgh's farm
here on three occasions. Ceorg8 Kocher.
one Of tie suspects, Il now in iail Hart
zell ran them down By means cf the
shoe marks left in the ground near the
hen coop BY a horse they are said to
have driven He then oaIeed the arrest
OF Kocher The other man got away
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-09

the very FIRST application.
Danderine 70 quickly and
thoroughly absorbed BY the scalp
and The hair soon shows the
effects Of iss wonderfully OK
hiIara,ing and liie-produeing
qualities. Il is pleasant and
ensyio use simply npply
Il to the scalp and hair
once a day until the
hair begins 10 grow
then two or three
times a week ill
desired results orc
obtained.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-21
GUY ON SCHOOL AFFAIRS,

ArdmOfe, Okla, Jan q ---itx-GoY.
Guy OF the Chickasaw nation, who
has charge of the Rock academy, one
of the five schools of the nation, at
Wapsnucka, was here en- route 70
Sulphur. In speaking of the school
situation in. the nation, he said the
academies were doing good work, that
unfortunately some charges had been
made against the manner in which
the schools we're being managed and
that the secretary of interior had to
suspend the school officers during an
investigation Of the affairs. He is
OF the opinion that when the officers
make their reports, which must be
done within twenty days after their
suspension, and tho matter is inves-
tigated by the Washington author
tiles, that the superintendent and
supervisors who were suspended
will be reinstated and the schools al
lowed TO continue from wear 70 year.
He SAYS there is nothing in the
charges to warrant the Government
IN taking such radical acton with
reference to the schools, and he
feels that every officer will be exon
Grated when the fnal report is made.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-21
LITTLE PROBLEMS OF
LOVE AND MARRIAGE
How Should the Family Income Be 4Appor-
toned?
sx sarba "a eoxd.

Toe girl Of today being mostly a
business girl is thinking more Of the
financial side Of the family life than
her mother did. In the old days the
man Of the house paid the bills, gave
his wife what he thought She needed
generously or stingily as was his ma
tpre. and that setted 1t.
Eut today girl before she is mar
riea wants to know as rule just
mhat gili be the best way to manage
ille famiig finances, and where she
Is going ID come in on the allowance
question.
It is decidedly iae sanest course
This way Of leaving Important mat
;ars all beautifully vague and indefi.
nhe. trusting to providence to make
them run satisfactorily, sounds al
very well before marriage, but il
doesn't work out satisfactorily after
ward Ii is better to have a clear
sensible ard practica. understanding
and woling basis The finances
should be managed in business-like
way, and the two should take hold o.
She prQhlem in 8 matter-offact fashion
and bring al their sense and expert
cnce 10 tho solving Of it.
Some men hand their pay envelope
to their wives unopened, let her giyt
them what they need and use tht
rest to the best Of her ability fol
the family needs. If the wife is al
excellent manager and the husband
something Of spenithrift, this MAJ
be wise. But it is shielding his weak
ness instead Of teaching him strength
With others, the case Is reversed
The husband holds on to the none,
and gives his wife what he thinks il
I necessary. This usually results II
the wife's having no money Of he
/ own except what she pinches Tin mor'
senses than one) from the house
4 hold expenses.
Isn't there q better way? Marrl
| age Is a partnership. Wouldn't som
Of the rules, at least the spirit 0
partnership, help Out here?
The two know, as a rule, what tn,
\ family income Is TO cent ii the ma
is on 4 salary. Let them decide wha
they can pay for rent which is a IiA
ed sum, Let them put aside a