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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1910-07-13

Miss Margaret Bullitt gave a
very enjoyable dance at the
Collier hall Saturday night in
honor of her guests, Misses
Terry and Southwark.
WANTED-Persons having
money 20 loan I'm their own
section at seven per cent guar
anteed on real estate Go write
Us at once. Address The Nation
al Home Purchasing Associa-
ton. Inc, Powhatan, Va
Henry Gilmer. who was
thrown from his horse during
the fox chase on July ith. Is
steadily improving. and IL is
thought viii soon be able Co re-
sumo his work with Kelly and
Irvine.
W N Il f. d Farms, mills.
mineral and timber lands, stores
and business chances for our
customers. We run our own
excursions from the West. List
your property with us at once
for quick sale Monmouth cat
alogue being prepared Address
The National Home Purchasing
Association, Inc, Powhatan,
Virginia
The Young Woman's Auxil-
larry of the Baptist church will
serve ice cream and cake Ina the
room next Go the postofiice. ON
Thursday afternoon and night.
They have also made arrange
ments with Mr.. Taylor, who has
charge OF the moving picture
show. 90 put on an entirely new
set OF pictures and double the
number for Thursday night.
You should not fail 90 bee pres
ent. Between scenes there will
bee special music, also recito-
tions by Elizabeth Agee.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1910-07-13
GONE TO RICHMOND

Gilbert n. Knight, editor of
this paper. and wife and little
SON. Carl. left Monday morning
for Richmond 20 attend the an
nual meeting of the Virginia
Press Association.
The members of the Press
Association and ladies ac
companying them met at Muir
phey's Hotel on Tuesday even
ing at o'clock, and after a
brief business session, street
cars were placed at the service
of the association by the
Chamber Of Commerce Of Rich
mond for ride around the
city, which terminated at the
Country Club-One of the finest
IN the cOuntry-where luncheon
was served.
This morning "Wednesday
the association Will take boat
for Norfolk, holding its sessions
on the boat with the James
river scenery and points of in
terest in view. The arrival at
Norfolk will be at p. m. The
night will be spent there and at
Ocean View.
Thursday morning the assO-
citation will take boat for IT.
vingtOn and Rappahannock
under charge of Mcdonald Lee,
TO whose fraternal kindness
this novel and most interesting
trip is chiefly due.
Friday the steamer will be
taken again for Tangier Island
and OnancOck. The local news
paper men and citizens of Ir-
vington and OnancOck are ar
ranging TO give the association
a thoroughly pleasant time.
Saturday morning the asso-
citation will return to Norfolk
and from there the members
will return To their respective
homes.
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NspoIeon's Grit
homes.

was Of uaconquerable. never-say kind,
the kind that YOU need most when YOU
have a bad cold, cough OF lung disease.
suppose troches, cough syrups. cod liver
oil or doctors have all failed, don't lose
heart or hope. Take DR. Kings New Dis
coyery Satisfaction is guaranteed when
used for any throat or lung trouble. Ii
has saved thousands of hopeless sufferers.
Ii masters stubborn colds, obstinate
coughs. hemorrhages, lagrippe. Group,
asthma. hay fever and whoOping cough
and is the most safe and certain remedy
for all bronchial affections 5Oc and 81 90
Trial bottle free at j. W. Kelly's Drug
StOre
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1910-07-13
LOCAL ITEMS.

LOCAL ITEMS.
Miss Hicks. Of Bristol, is the
rbest of Miss Edna Mann.
Miss Jessie Shuler. Of Rad
fori. is visiting friends I'm the
Gap
Nrs j q Hagy and little
s6n. Gordon. Of Bristol. are the
nests Of Mrs. j NJ. Willis, ia
III cap. this week.
JU. Clay. Dr.. Of Coeburn,
Ne in town last Thursday.
pure Drugs at honest prices.
ENTERPRISE DRUG Co.
~. s.. Taliey, Of Jonesville. is
spening several days in the
0ap visiting Mr.. and Mrs. W
I Huigens
I lhe Annual Baptist Associa-
IN at Blue Springs will bee
~ 900 the third Saturday i'm
Angus
Nrs d b. Skeen and Miss
Caroline okeen were up from
an Cove Friday Co attend the
fnuerll ol ittle Leon Sewell.
a. o. Vaughn, Of Barbours
rl..e KY, was "a guest at the
Aouie Vista on last Thursday .
Best ouniaes I'M town. Made
nm herns Pure Ice Cream.
ENTERPRISE DRUG Co.
n W Allen, Of Dryden, was
anlong the travelling men in
iown last week.
ihe Bass kitchen range with
tle glass oven door is fully
81 ranteei by w. @ Coutts.
Hugh Baton. Of Bristol, was
anong the travelling men call
lng on the merchants at this
place last week.
\ b Wood. of Bristol, was
q town one day last week.
). Darlington, Of Durham
e., was "a guest at the Monte
4 isia orc day last week.
, d. >. oaIyers and IL. =. Nc
'idrick, of Bristol, were guests
The Monte Vista on Wednes-
aPy of last week.
Lee county is leading the
f"ous counties, represented
ine BIG Stone Gap Normal
number Of teachers, there
ns about seventy teacher;
90 lhe county in attendance
0ohesVille Star.
Miss Barbara Reynolds, who
p been teaching music a
or'on for several years, hai
Hslgned 20 accept a similar DO
'on m the schools of Grundy
people of Norton speal
sh'y of her ability as an in
'Ic'or, and regret very mucf
nave her leave.
publican.
Inc records, fixtures and fur
'ufe Tor the United State,
'oTrney's Office for the West
district of Virginia, arrived
saturday and were installed
pSsday in the Offices which
peen prepared for them il
HARRISON & Gillespie build
me moving of the offic,
g Will be quite an advantag,
our little city.-TazeweI
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Most OF the BIG stone Gap
attorneys are at wise TINS week
attending court.
Rest eouinnod laundry E, tho
soutb Rgants
ENTERPRISE DRUG Co.
Sbaler cmv l.f, ,r.n3.,- e,r
n trim to Roanol-e and B;ch
mond
r. :. Wombell. Of Stonega
spent Sunday ia the Gan with
friends.
MIS-. = =. hunn mas neeh ON
Leave your laundry al Enter
prise brug company All work
suaran ,eeu.
NN lhi'iNi9H 'N'' go.
r ID Morrison and q
- 800.
d. b. HOllingsworth. super
intendent OF the Cumberland
Valley Division Of the l.. a. n
was among the prominent rail-
road men in town last week.
M
w =. ~ "Soey :" peri y ''"u -
county. visited the Normal at
thus place last week.
- NeN. H.. n. 'i'i'lio''7' '',
r'Suy 1e,lan pastor '''''c''e'i
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lereS'S u congregation u" N'l''S'
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4 tollv.bo marty composed O
Misses Grace Halle and Mavm,
perry and Lille and Myrtl,
AnoLnroev and Nessrs Orland,
Amhurcev and Talmage Count
,-a,t 80 Norton SUNDAY enjoy
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interesting summer class in art
at this place.
Buy your post cards at A. b.
Eaton's Jewelry store-one cent
each.
Ex-COunty Judge w. II.
Bond, of Wise, was in town
last Friday on professional
business.
The Amuzu Theatre is draw
ing packed houses every night,
and shows only high grade
films.
Mrs. J f. Bum has been real
sick for several days, and is not
much better at this writing.
Mrs. f. L. Hershey and little
son, Ralph, who have been Wis
itIng her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. +. Bum, returned TO her
home last Sunday at Pulaski,
and was accompanied by her
sister, Mary.
j. G. Nesbit and wife return
"a last Friday night from their
I wedding trip TO Atlantic City,
New York and other eastern
cities They are etOpping at
the Monte Vista Hotel.
w. b. Carnes. private secre-
tary 90 Congressman c. L..
Slemp. arrived I'M the Gap last
week, following the adjourn
mcnt of Congress. lie has his
office in the lntermont building
. I'M the room occupied by attor-
uey a. &. Anderson.
Mls. Ralph Herschey and nc
. tle son. Ralph. Jr.. who have
been visiting Mrs lIerschey e
parents at this place, left Sun
day morning for their home IN
Buena Vista, accompanied by
4 Mrs Herschev's sister. Miss
Mary Bum.
Rev. Charles +. Hunter will
preach a sermon 90 the odd
+ Fellows Lodge at East Stone
Gap on next Sunday. The
lodge at that place. which was
recently organized. is i'm "a
ilOurishing condition, and has a
large membership.
During J.. NJ Hodges alb
sence ON his Alaskan trip with
R. G.. Ballard Thruston, of
Louisville, Ky. his cottage,
Midway, ON Wood Avenue.
will bee occupied los Mrs Mary
Taggart. who will continue to
take her meals at the Monte
Vista, where she and her littl,
grandson have been boarding
, since she rented her pretty
home on Poplar Hin.
q. w Gnley. son Of Ike Gil
Is. who lives I'm the valley ab0v,
Big Stone Gap. was killed al
sutherland on last Thursday bS
a car OF coal that was beinl
, dumped from an incline. he
was about 10 years Of age, an,
his remains were Inferred IN tn,
, Gibson cemetery near the home
OF his father ON Friday.
, Mrs. Jennie Bruce and daugh
p ter, Mrs Clapp. after a visi
D.. with relatives and friends a
this place. returned 90 thei
F, home at Carelton. Tenn, las
week. Mrs. Clapp expects &
20 20 Hot Springs. Ark, wher,
( her husband IL being treate,
for rheumatism.
3 j. l.. Wells is having his resi-
- dence near the IntermOnt. which
has been occupied by John w
Chalkley until last week. newl,
u papered. preparatory 90 MOVING
ID into the same Immediately Nh
j. Wells has been occupying tn
u Hershey property for severa
,, months since his return To tn
p, Gap from Osaka. Mr.. Chalkle,
a has moved his family into tn
raggart property, on POpla
Hill.
e When Southwest Virgin
e land Is made 10 produce at il
O best and is filled up with high
= grade live stock, il would b
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1910-07-13

Miss Lillian Lloyd has a very
interesting summer class in art
at this place.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1910-07-13

There will be services in
Christ church next Sunday
morning.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1910-07-13

Karl Jansen. the entertainer.
spent Sunday in the Gap. going
TO } onesville Monday morning.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1910-07-13

Buy your post cards at A. b.
Eaton's Jewelry store-Oue cent
each.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1910-07-13

Most Of the Big Stone Ga
attorneys are at Wise this wee
attending court.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-09-24
LEFTY" BANNON REFUSES
TO APPEAR IN COURT
Gets Tangled Up With Farmer
From Fresno

Lefty" Bannon, who has been ia
miliar figure south of Market street
and in the police courts for years.
got tangled up with Herbert L. Young
er, farmer from Fresno, in front of
the hall Of justice early yesterday
morning. They were arrested by Po-
liceman Roche for disturbing the peace.
The cases were called in Police Judge
Conlan's court and Bailiff Rooney in
formed the judge that Lefty" refused
to face the judge, saying he could do
with him whatever he pleased. II am
not surprised said the judge, that he
doesn't care to face me. 1 will convict
him and sentence him tomorrow"
When Younger appeared one Of his
eyes was pulled up and the judge asked
him what was the cause.
Il have an liberated TOOTH" said
Younger.
THAT won't do for me-" retorted the
judge. Lefty planted his fist in your
face. How did you come to be in such
company"
Younger, who was suffering from
bad cold and could only talk in a whis-
per, confessed his ignorance He
showed receipts for horses he had pur-
chased to satisfy the judge of his re-
spectability. The judge dismissed the
case against him.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-09-24
FOREST RANGERS, WANTED.
COWBOYS PREFERRED
Examinations to Be Held for
EIigibIes

Uncle Sam is short of forest rangers
During the coming year 800 additional
men VIII be needed to look for and
extinguish forest fires. see that public
lands are not encroached upon and to
attend 70 strayed bands of sheep and
cattle.
Men OF the cowboy type are in de-
mand for the work, which will nav
$l,loo year, and for the purpose Of
determining eligibles examinations will
be held in the territory OF Alaska and
nine states, October - and 25. The
states IN which the examinations will
be held are; Arizona, California. Colo
rsdo, Florida, Idaho, Kansas, Michigan
Minnesota ana Montana
The tests will be practical and will
consist principally in riding and pack
ing and estimating timber land. In
California these tests will be held AT
Alturas, Bakersfield, Bishop. Hot
Springs. Los Angeles. Nevada CITY.
Northfork. Placerville. Quincy, Red
Bluff, Salinas, San Diego. Santa Bar
bars- Sisson, Sonora, Weaverville. Will
lows and Yreka.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-09-24
EXHIBITION TO BE
CLOSED TONIGHT
Display Will Probably Be Re-
peated Next Year by the .
Exhibitors

The electrical show will end this
evening. The mana cement is pleased
with the support given it by the gen
eral public and the exhibitors are more
than satisfied with the results.
1t was the first electrical show ever
held on the coast and judging from the
present indications will be repeated
next year.
Yesterday was childrens day, fully
thousand visiting the Coliseum from
the Catholic, Protestant, Pacific and
Hebrew orphan asylums. The exhibits
interested them greatly.
An unusual feature of this exposition
has been the exhibit of the Western
Union telegraph company. 1t is the
first time this corporation has made an
exhibit of any character at any show.
w. F. MCGEE, resident manager OF the
Western Union, took personal charge
of the display. regular sending and
receiving Office has been maintained.
Demonstrations have been shown of the
machine that transmits messages in
typewriter form by means of cleo
trically operated typewriters.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-09-24
By WILLIAM H. URMY,
chief of the san Francis co Department of

,ar
bells In
the volunteer hre department at BRENNAN
of three dial for
Under appropriation the
modern
but station
Brennan place destroyed in the
lumber station eouipned with
in
city a
Is, the
80 Fulton street at cost of SIS the
having been leased at
wen complicated costly which
administration
whereas the
all of which
The ability of fire
skill of
Pacific coast electrical exposition
alarm boxes equipped with
this device
fire boxes on n.
Elm vse
carries So s miles
ground $1,000
being
Mayor Mccarthy his
exhibition
familiar
of such
a o teres
insneion dena
appliances in
buildings and over the streets of the city.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-09-24
MADAME NJ. O'MEARA is
REPORTED TO BE DYING
Founder of Sacred Heart Acad-
envy Fatally Stricken

From the convent in New Orleans. of
which she has been superior since her
departure from this city 10 or IL years
ago, has come word Of the serious ILL
ness OF Nine. NJ. O'Meara, the founder
and for many years the head of the
Sacred Heart academy in San Fran
cisco. The news has come as a great
grief TO the many friends she made
locally and the many pupils endeared
10 her In long period of active service.
Absolutely no hope is held out for her
recovery by the doctors in attend
snce.
Madame O'Meara is a sister of John
OMeara of St. Louis, former governor
of Missouri Besides starting the work
OF the Sacred Heart convent and of
the Menlo park convent, she was also
the founder Of the Children of Mary
sooality, numbering in its ranks from
$50 TO 200 members of the most prom
inent Catholic set Of this city and Bur
lingame.
Among the former pupils of Nine
OMeara are.
Mrs. william < Van-Mrs. Alfred E5eil,.r
oero1t 90 Nicomtesse Helie de
Mrs. Charles Clark Dampferre
Miss Agnes Tobin Mrs oscar Cooper
Miss Anen wallace Mrs Harry SfeFeon
Mrs RsouI Duwsl
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-09-24
CRUELTY TO ANIMALS
SEVERELY PUNISHED
Elmer Rocker Sent to Jail for
Five Months

Elmer Rocker of the Richmond
transfer company, who was convicted
on a charge of cruelty TO animals on
Tuesday, was sentenced yesterday TO
serve FIVE months In the county iatl
without the option of a fine He had
tied a horses tail to the rafters and
had kept IL for days without food or
water till 1t died in the stables in
Ninth avenue near Point Lobos avenue
There is another charge pending
against him in Judge Conlan's court.
The Judge in passing sentence said:
There is absolutely no excuse for YOU.
as you have been in similar trouble be-
fore, and ] am determined to make an
example Of you II you were not born
or educated to be humane then the law
must compel you TO be humane"
Rocker was formerly member of
the police department
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-09-24
PURE FOOD EXPOSITION.
DRAWS LARGE CROWD
Manager Elects Photographer
for Causing Bla,e

lSpecidl Dispatch 10 The Call
SAN JOSE. Sept 23.-with an aver
age daily attendance of close to 5000
this years pure food and industrial
exposition has proved itself record
breaker, and If the attendance keeps up
during the next seven days it will have
entertained more people than any other
exposition ever given here.
A. II. Green, one of the best known
photographers in the city, was forcibly
elected from the building this after
noon by order of E. W. Allen, the man
ager of the show
Green and Webb, photographers.
bought the photographing concession
from the management, and while tax
ing hashlight views Green accidentally
set fire to the hangings of the Panama
Pacific booth. For TINS Allen had him
put out by two employees.
The feature of the show today was a
concert by Miss Jessie Moore of San
Francisco. Miss Moore WAS formerly
In grand opera, and her singing was
greatly applauded.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-09-24
HONORABLE KOREANS
INDOORS, THANK YOU
Soldiers Invite Them Not to
Modest ViScOunt


Professor Howard Smith of .Wiscon-
sin university. who filed the chair of
law at Stanford last year, arrived yes
terday from the orient. where he has
been spending his summer vacation.
He was in Seoul the day Viscount Ter
auchi. who succeeded the late Marquis
Ito as resident general, arrived at the
Korean capital.
The arrival was made the occasion
for a great military display, but to
Professor Smith the most unusual
feature Of the occasion was the total
absence from the streets of all
Koreans.
He made inquiries and found that the
Japanese authorities, determined that
the new governor should have cor
dial welcome, had ordered all Koreans
to remain indoors, and there were
little brown soldiers conveniently To-
Gated to see that the order was obeyed
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-09-24
PACIFIC MAIL BIDS
. FOR EXPORT TRADE
Rate War Begins Between the
Schwerin and American
Hawaiian Lines
Move Regarded as Part of Plan
to Hamper New Service
TO Panama

A sharp fight for the export trade
Of San Francisco 10 European points
has broken out between. the Pacific
Mail and American Ha waiian steam
ship companies. New rate sheets sent
out by the Pacific Mail reveal a sub
stantial cut below the schedule of the
American Iaw aiian. For the last two
years the American Hawaiian has been
enjoying the bulk Of the business. The
II the lions share OF the business and
its boats are sailing with heavy car
goes for European points.
The move on the part Of the Schwerin
company is regarded as part of its
plan TO get ahead Of the service
which Bates & Chesebrough will estab-
lish on October I. Not only have the
rates been cut, but a so day service
IS promised between here and Hamburg
in connection with the lines sailing
from Colon.
REDUCTION AFFECTS MARKET
The low billing includes all import
ant shipping centers Of Europe. such
as London. Hamburg, Constantinople,
Copenhag gen, Liverpool, Bremen, Ant
werp and Paris.
of California fruit products have begun
10 move. Canned goods. dried fruits
and other articles Of California produc
zion are finding an easier market than
for many years past
The London rate offers an instance
Of the size of the Pacific Nail cut
Heretofore the business has been NOV
ing by the America Hawaiian boats
Via Tehuantepec on the quoted tariff
Of 55 shillings 1 pence per long ton of
2.240 pounds. The Pacific Mail has put
out rate Of 45 shillings fat. For
less than carload lots the American
Hawaiian has maintained a rate of Sc
shillings 4 pence. The Pacific Mail
offers TO carry a minimum Of % cases
At the - shilling rate.
CUT AFFECTS ALL PARTS
The London rate inaugurated by the
Pacific Nail figured in American
money. amounts to $3.50 per long ton.
The tariff to New York per long ton
amounts to $3.50. The size of the cut
in the London schedule may thus be
realized.
To Hamburg the same slash has been
made. To Copenha gen the Pacific Mail
has put in a rate Of 50 shillings pence,
as against SO shillings 10 pence of the
American Hawaiian. To Constantinople
the schedule has been lowered by the
Pacific Nail TO So shillings pence, as
against the y shillings 10 pence figure
Of the American Hawaiian. To Alex
andria the Pacific Mail has cut its tariff
10 81 shillings S pence. against the rs
shillings : pence figure Of the Ameri-
can-Hawaiian.
The Kosmos line has kept its rates
on level with the American Ha waiian
II is believed that these two lines will
prepare in some way TO meet the situa-
ton. In a few days Bates & Cheese
brough Will inaugurate their dispatch
service TO the Isthmus of Panama and
will in all probability become an i'm
portant factor in the rate war
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-09-24
wiIhelmina's Sailors to be Defended
Especial Correspondence of The Call

HONOLULU. Sept. 17.-Local repre-
sentatives of the sailors union. oilers,
union and stevedores' union are solicit
pool with Which to defend the "a mem
bers of the crew of the Steamship viii
helnina, the majority of whom are be-
ing held under charge of breaking
shall looking for the rest.
These q jumped the steamer this
week as she lay here, in ouararkine
aboard.
The defense is to be based on the fact
that the case was not one of smallnoy
at all, that the quarantine was not ef-
fective and that officers and passeneers
were allowed to go and come. while
the crew was not
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-09-24
EFFICIENCY" is. MOTTO
w. H. UrTny, an Experienced Electrician

William H. Urm chief of the
experienced and practical
tor
MCCARTHY of
has
repairing FIRE police
entire service order efficiency
work is and all
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-09-24

BANK TO OPEN BRANCH superintendent of
Banks Alden Anderson has authorized the
Owens Valley bank of Bishop to open
branch hank at Independence. Burton v
Moore has been appointed special examiner
in the state banking department, vice VIII
liam s. .yawter. Moore will have charge of
the liquidation of the kimmon Ginko the
Golden Gate bank.