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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-29
\ EiBit AGAINST RAILROAD
IN SECOND akl1I. OF SUIT

lSpeciaI to The Richmond Nrginian. J
FEEf452tckSBt ItG VA. NOV. -.
The second trial at orang. of the
dssm&ee tit of administrators Of
Charles Waiter. who was killed ON
the road several years ago. against
the PIEDMONT, Fredericksburg and
tootnac railroad. resulted in a Yer
ttct tpt a,90o. the same amount as
che first trial, of which $1,000 WAS
Tor the W Tow and $4,000 for the chill
dren, MIR, ST. George FitZhugh. coun-
sci for ti@ railroad. noted an appeal
and II Viii be carried to the Court
OF AppeaI..
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-29
CAPT. BIB RECOVERING
FROM RECENT FALL

Assistant Attorney General William
+. iiibb, . no received injuries about
MS head alid legs a. a result OF fall
ing heavily against :. banister railing
1T his hofne on Grove avenue Friday
ma rnlne. va reported improved Tues
cay.
Captain tlDb.s condition Is not be-
lieyed serious and the doctors are
not Inclined 20 think H., is suffering
rom anything more than uainful
'ruises anu skunk.
MIR. Bibi4 ateeived his injuries white
"alk1ng about his home before dawn
FRIDAY n1esiius In the dark he
failed - Pc the first step oa aight
a stairs. AMI Tell 4. the bottom.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-29
BENEFICIAL SOCIETIES WILL
OPPOSE PAYMENT or TAXES

If fsiA Commissioner Douglas
Freeman eauses bill providing for
taxing tit gross receipts Of fraternai
beneficiary insurance societies in Nir-
gina 10 be introduced in the next
Legislature hot fight Will he waged
against II by officials of the cnInpa-
Mes involved. This was indicated by
representatis OF the societies. wh3
tailed over the proposed additional
,aN with Or. Freeman Monday after
neon hTey contend that the impo-
sition 81 saen a tax would be unfair,
inwarranted and discriminatory and
ruinous u their business
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-29
re HMoND SINGERS DELIGHTED
At DtE>fE IN FREDERlGI>~BI re.

Special to She Richmond ylrgtniar. :
FREDERIC X Sgl Rts. M. Nov. %
Ihe music lovers ri this city were
tr@@ted Oh Ato ndaE Ia ono of the mos
ffJoEobie WHFIGaTS OYER GiVen in tFfs
city the oGr3s ioH heintS musical civ
81 ~ the Baptist church for fhe beneiit
81 the organ land. Those taking p,tet
were Mrs. Moncli. soprano; Mfss Ia
iltHce isaarS. contralto; MIR. w \
Watkins, tenor: MIR. Joseph r White.
81 aud air Jetef JonHs. all of i.icil~
nond saad Mr. W. J. Phillips, or tiia
city Atfs Wary quinn Hicks, OF THIS
city. va tile ncconp PIANIST and render
Cd two organ solos In her usual flu
islsed nlann.r.
Each "a she voices was ia perfect
condition and Mrs. Montll ana Miss
ls&acS completely captivated the large
audience With their solos.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-29
Oriental
Rug Exhibit.

While on your Christmas shopping
tour do not fail to see the elegant
showing OF Oriental Rugs on the
Third Floor.
For the home there Is nothing more
attractive nothing more charming
than Oriental Rugs
We have arranged with the well
known Mr.. Jamgotch. who is an ex-
pert Judge Of Oriental to be with lis for
the next two weeks with a large and
rare collection. The prices YOU will
lind most reasonable
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-29
Xmas Suggestions Galore in
the ChiIdren's Section.

The Childrens Section is happy hunting ground
for gift givers these days. The cleverest things
imaginable IS exhibited here Shop here and save
your Christmas purchases.
Infants Croeheed Booies white pink blue borders
sc and soc.
Infants Crocheted Saeqie all white white with pink and
blue ii SOC, 75c and 81 90.
Infants Hand Painted Articles such Pin holders Rattlers
Record Books etc 25c and upwards.
ufants' AIN col and SILK Nets, 25c and SOC
Many other articles which would make appropriate gifts
little all displayed here for your selection the
prices are interesting account Of their lowneTs
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-29
FAIL 10 GET QUORUM
AND SO POSTPONE MEETING:

Failure To secure n quorum neces-
STATED a postponement of the meet
ing OF the committee ON printin.,
and claims Monday night
The members meet Thursday night.
when they will audit the expenses
of the recent general election. and
Will authorize payment 10 election
judges and clerks and TOR rent OF poll
ing places.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-29

nv NtA tfftf
Whether you arc with the old
guard" or with the "pro2rcssives
YOU want. when it comes To
clothes. the real goods.
Here they are.
Suits from SIS to SIS.
Dyercoats. SIS to $40.
For this winter we've studied
up a combination that means
good money TO every customer.
We selected certain fine grade
OF cloth in the new patterns and
had 100 suits made for us, and
for YOU. Each SUIT Is made exactly
right and we can self them al SIS
and all get satisfaction:
You. first of all
Everything else men and boys
wear. and the popular Berry
Goat for girls.
II you live out OF town write US.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-29
SOLDIERS SUMMONED FOR
NOT ATTENDING DRILLS

Private Frederick A. Morris and Pri-
waite Herbert L.. Isaacs, of the First
Virginia Regiment. We're summoned be-
FORE tl1e summary court To answer TO
ol@ charge of non attendance upon
drills. Tine debnquents are 10 appear
in tis, 5rsuorv Tuesday night. Morris
is an employee of Fairbanks dairy and
Isaacs resides at SOL Wallace street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-29
Free Lessons in Knitting
and Crocheting.

Mrs. Rice who has been located
in the Art Needlework Department
for the past two weeks giving free
instructions in all kinds of knitting
and crocheting will remain with
us another week longer. Those
desiring to join her class should do
50 as soon as possible.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-29
zoe, US Hean Nurse.

tspecla q The Richmond Virginian.)
FRtDERTcKSBUR VA. Nov. 80.
Miss Matte ID. Quinn. daughter or
the late 5. j, Quinn. has accepted Il
position head nnrse AT St Paul's
hospital, Utica. y. X. Miss Quinn
recently graduated s.om Georgetown
,lospital ana IL nov spending a short
vacation with relatives In this city, !
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-29
Expense Accounts Filed.

-Four cents was all It cost Edward
schado. Socialist-Labor candidate
against Congressman Jones In the
First district, to make his fight FOR
the Honst Of Representatives. ac-
aording - his expense account filed
WITH the secretary Of the common
wealth. ie wrote tNo letters,
Congressman Jones spnt s23235,
go going to tn State Democratic
committee, $50 to the First district
comm'ttee and si5TSi being spent
in travelling around
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-29
''Dollyland" is Now Ready!

There are many new faces here among our Dollies,
every little girl will be glad to welcome the old as
we'll as the ones. Bring the little ones here to
view Christmas Exhibit for they
beautiful than ever
Joned Dolls with ewed wig and will go sleep ranging
price from 25c to $3.50.
Kid Body Dolls. stuffed with cork ioincd limbs sewcd wig
and will go sleep, 25c to $3.50
Character Dols for a little girls admire them SOC and 81
full line Of Rag Dolls and Baby Bumps with without
rompeis
Queen Louise is here this again appears
beautiful than with shoes and stockings full % high
for only $1.O0.
beautiful line Tea Sets and Toilet Sets
ranging in price from l0c to $500.
Music Dolls made with ceuoid head unbrcakabic dn-
crent prices
complete line OF Doll Clothes such as Dresses
Skirts, Caps at l0c each.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-29

Special to The Richmond yirGinian. u
FREDERICKSBURG. VA, Nov. 2s.
Mayor H.. Lewis Wallace has ap.
pointed the following delegates to tho
convention that meets In Richmond
December and !; for- the purpose
Of studying tuberculosis: Drs. A. G..
Doggett r. j. Payne and r. &. Pratt.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-29
Substitute Clerk,

Postmaster Edgar Allan, Jr,, has APP.
pointed Harry l.. Spence, of 1l5 Leigh
street, SoHtn Riehmond substitute post
office CLERK
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-29
Now An American Citizen.

The United States District Court
Monday granted naturalization papers
to Peter Salvioni. an Italian. He ful.s
filed all the requirements and Ii nov
an American citizen.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-29
Xmas Shopping Time.

You Gun DO your Christmas Shopping
here uitA absolute safety--01 guarantee
coras each purchase everything erdetly
as represented.
You mil find here GIFTS suitable for
eserybody-abundanay Displayed in erery
dept. and an carly selection is adrised IN
order thai you may get first choice. REM
enber: First come. First serred.
Christmas suggestions galore IN every
department plenty Of people 10 serre
you and serre yoa promptly and correctly,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-29
CHURCH HILL NEWS
News In
Madison 1850

John Hunt, has returned to his home
III Emporia.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-29
Carving Sets Specially Priced

Some very special values in Carving Sets, nicely
fixed in cases, these would make very servceabe and
appropriate gifts.
Carving Sets consisting Of three pieces. with buck
horn handle sterling silver ferreles. and or IN
the very best steel per SCI, ..s..,... 3O.OV
Three Piece Carving Set. with mission O. m
shape voride handle. extra good, for. 49,. spO.VV
Two styles Carving Sets, Il c pieces, 90 90
stag and ivoride handle; special at .. DA.0C
Bird Carving Sets consists OF two pieces ivoride
and black rubber handles, worth 81 90: special IN
aDsyC
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-21
New Redfern Capes $500

One Of the most charming creations originated th
season by this famous Partisan designer is the exquisite
cape 1t is reproduced line for line in less expensive
naterialfashoncd OF soft, satin wool chiffon cloth Has
large surplice sleeves, satin faced revcres and fancy
applques Of self material Black peach and Roman red
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-21
BRYAN AND
n DAakNANBS
IN BREAK.
PEERLESS BOLTS Cow y
BOY" CANDIDATE FOX
GOVERNOR
--~--------
HIM AS
BREWERS CANDIDATE
Cause Of Split Is OahImans
Opposition 10 County Option |
in Nebraska
(By Associated press.)

Lincoln, Neb., Sept, 2l---In state
snent in which he declares that the
crusade which he feels impelled to
wage against the liquor interests of
the state and nation oyershadows u
personal and political friendship OF
twenty years. William j. BRYAN an
nounced that he lad bolted the head
OF the Democratic state ticket in Ne.
braska and would not support Jameb
{. Dallman for governor. Mr.. Bryan
In his statement says:
Il am just leaving for Missouri and
shall be absent practically all OF the
time 10. about month campaigning
In Missouri, Kansas, Iowa, Indiana,
asd Illinois. After that shall be at
liberty 10 speak for Mr.. Hitchcock,
the Democratic candidate for congress
and for the state ticket In Nebraska.
In speaking OF the s.-te ticket how
ever, ! shall not be able to present
any arguments in fator OF tse cleo
ton OF Mr.. Dahlman.f His position on
the liquor question makes that inn
possible. | regret this exceedingly,
Tor he has been political and per-
sonal friend for twenty ears. and IL
would give me pleasure to speak for
him II could endorse the policy Tor
which hes tands; but he has chosen
&c make the liquor question tie para
mount issue and mates his appeal on
that issue"
In spite OF the fact that the last
Democratic state convention voted
down . declaration against county op.
tion by vote OF 63s to 202. hc says
that he will veto a county option bin
Ii passed. and in spite Of t.y fact thai
the state convention endorsed the 3
o'clock closing law by vote of 40
tc 1863. he announces that he will sign
Il hill repeating II II such q bill is
passed He Is making his appeal on
non-partisan lines with the liquor
question as tae sole issue. Ills cour
age Is to be commended II IL nm hon.
est way of making a campaign. al
though II compels him TO separate
himself from friends who do not agree
with i'm and 10 rely for speechmaking
upon those Democrats and Republic
ans who take his view OF the subject.
Possibly II Is just as well TO have
the issue clearly presented so that II
may be settled this year instead OF
two years hence. Troublesome as the
question Is now. ii would be even
more embarrassing If presented in
1912, when We have a presidential
election on hand.
''If Mr.. Dahlman is elected II will
be n declaration OF the voters OF the
state against the county option and
against the 8 o'clock closing law. In
oher words the voters now have nm
opportunity to decide whether the
state shall go backward or forward
would not only contradict what
have always said on the subject. but
would embarrass me in the fight that
expect to make hereafter to save
our party from the odnm OF being
the representative of the liquor inter
ests.'
Dahlnan Makes Reply
A counter statement issued by May
or Daalman in part says:
"The position / take on the liquor
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-21
SOME STORIES OF 1889
lContInued from page d

CONTINUED from Page "
built about the year 1850 by the
Wynnes and konwn in England as
Queen Elizabeth's palace.
Dancing Girls as Pillars.
This home OF [sol. Dyer is of inter
est to Oklahomans, not only because
OF his having been the first mayor OF
Guthrie, but also because of the many
things in his home taken from the In
dian territory building at St. Louis
and the many articles secured from
old Oklahoma and Indian territories.
A window 10 feet long, facing the s,air
way landing. is from the Indian Terri
tory building at st. Louis, and 1t con-
ssts of art photographs depicting the
scenes typical of the territory in its
early days.
From the Louisiana Purchase expo
sition Col. Dyer also secured bric.a-
brac, fancy chandeliers, brouze lamps,
urns and statuary from the New York
building. In front of this same build
ing at st. Louis were two large pill.
lars with seven figures of dancing
girls turned about the base of the
columns. These and an equestrian
statue of General Jackson were Sc
cured for yard decorations
Near the city of Augusta, Ca, Col.
Dyer also possesses one OF the most
charming homes in the entire south
land. II is one of the old plantation
manors, the property for MANY years
OF the Waltons, one OF whom was a
signer of the Declaration OF lIde-
pendence. The house is over 1870
years old. and all its furnishings are
antiquities, including table that was
once the property OF Alexander Steph.
ems
Told Of the Early Days.
A public reception was rendered
Col Dyer at the Guthrie convention
hail. during his recent visit here. with
the $50 men OF those who made the
run" In 1889 In the receiving line.
OF the many thousands who were
here q years ago, only ESQ remain,
IL was made an occasion of early day
"reminiscences, with addresses by a
number of men who were. associated
with Col. Dyer in the starting OF Gutb-
lrie. ~ fAfarHfFAf ~
An occupant OF d town lot 10 Guth-
rie on the first night following the
opening. lost his mule. II was an an.
imal that he priced because II had
carried him the many miles into the
territory on the previous day. lie was
anxious OF course 10 recp7cr the mule
and made inquiries wherever possible
Until the matter was made q Joke OF
hy the men who wpre here. AID l.l1iA,,
the entire night there were cries OF
70, Joe. where's your mule?" until
Il became common salutation during
4 the first days. The cry waH renewed
during The reception to Col Dyer, BY
the cighty-niners and became fea-
ture OF the evening
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-21
LAH0RING MEMS ENEMY,
THE SPEAKER DECLARES
Radical Leader Also Attacks
Federal Supreme Court In
Chicago Speech

Chicago. H., Sept. 2l--Colonel
Theodore Roosevelt was denounced as
a coward, political mountebank a
dishonest man. an arch hypocrite and
the implacable foe of workingmen be.
fore 5000 men and women, by Eugene
V. Debs at a meeting of the Socialists
of Cook county.
Never before has such soathing de.
nunciarion o. !, man in public life been
made. Colonel Roosevelt apparently
did not have a friend in the Immense
crowd and the more stinglng the re-
marks of Debs the more pleased the
throng seemed to be.
Debs was given great ovation
when he stepped upon the platform.
He was cheered for fully ten minutes
and then began his vehement attack
upon Colonel Roosevelt.
Theodore Roosevelt, as president
Of the United States and as governor
OF New York was the implacable foe
OF workngmen, said Mr.. Debs. "As
governor of New York he opposed the
eight hour working day law and he is
still the arch enemy of the man who
tolls.
Stupid Follow Roosevelt.
Thousands upon thousands OF men
and women stupidity look upon Roose-
volt as a deliyerer and savior. He
Is regarded as diety--a thing to be
worshiped and idolized.
When did this coward. th.s political
mountebank, ever prove himself to be
brave man? He Is always and ev.
erywhere for Theodore Roosevelt.
lie shot a Spanlard In the sack
and caused posters TO be printed that
proclaimed him as the leader OF the
charge up San Juan hill, when in
truth he was twenty miles away.
lie went TO Osawatomie during the
anniversary arranged IN honor OF John
Brown, and as a speaker be ignored
Browns heroism and spoke only OF
Roosevelt. He Is an ach hypocrIte
aud dishonest man and | will prove
II 10 YOU.
Attacks Supreme Court.
"Rececntly he declared that he IA
yored publishing the source OF CON
tributions to campaign funds. Ten OF
the greatest trusts In the world con-
tribnted to his campaign fund. AS
commissioner OF New York he had ac-
cess 10 records that forced corpora.
lions to contribute freely for funds.
Cortelyou was HIS tool in. holding mp
corporations.
"The MY Dear Hartman letter is
an example OF his dishonesty. You
and | are both practical men (meet
me some dark night and We will talk
things oyer)
Now this man goes on record as
saying that the names of contributors
TO sampaiga funds should be made
public.
He never had an unselfish thought
or a generous impulse, and was ever
on the side of the strong and against
the weak
Debs In the course OF his address
attacked the supreme court judges,
defining the highest tribunal in the
land as "capitalistic organization
made up Of nine corporation lawyers. "
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-21

question is purely Democratic, and
follows the spirit OF Democratic prin.
ciples, which stand at all times for
personal liberty and self-goyernment.
The party has always stood for per
sonal liberty, and that Is why am a
Democrat.
THE Slocum liquor law OF orr state
has been on the statute books for 80
years. II gives each city, town and
village the right to vote saloons In or
our, wlich meaus local self-govern-
ment County option, which Mr.. Bry-
au Is advocating. eularges the unit
and takes from the people the right
OF local self-govsrnment.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-21
PURCHASED NEWSPAPER
TO Daily aader

Chandler okla, Sept 2l-- Clarence
faeaines has purchased the plant ana
business OF the Prague News and has
taken charge OF the business He be-
gan his newspapef experience In
Chandler several years ago and has
since filled responsible positions on
several large daIlles.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-21
rHlRTy.rHREE CARS or STOCK

erer's' 70 DAILY Leader.
Fairfax. Okla. Sept 2i--The Santa
70 has run specltl train OF thirty.
three cars OF stock from Fairfax toI
Kansas city, the shipments being
made By Ward brothers, Clyde Van
drum, Ballard and pont0n.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-21

Mrs Jacob Wilmert. Lincoln. H.,
found her way back TO perfect health.
She writes: q suffered with Kidney
trouble and backache and my appetite
was very poor at times. A few weeks
agn got Foley Kidney Pills aud gave
them fair trial They gave me
great relief. so continued TIL now /
an again In perfect health. -. N
Wallace
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-21
I lANrl.Hoasr THIEVES ELECT
ls,eoia, "a Daily Leader.

DNecial 70 Daily Leader
! TahleqHa 4, OKLA Scpf si--Gideon
.5deet ~ IItfT 4 held Us regular
Sreetifg al Swimmer ana elected the
following officers for the ensuing year
n i. Maler president, ?. s. Halpan,
fccretary. Jonas Still. treasurer.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-21

Mrs. u. II Copeland returned last
<rninG from 4 weeks WISH with her
r<rnfr n uklanoma CITY
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-13
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED

Tuesday. July 12.
Stmr ]. B. Stetson Sears. SO hours from San
Pedro; ballast to H.AJ. Knowles
Nor stmr Rygja. Svendsen, from Hongkong,
via Yokohama is days; merchandise to Portland
Stmr Lucy Nen. Klftgaard. eS hours from
EEsrett; bound south put in in, for & fuel -. s.u.
Cruz. via San Diego 36 hours; merchandise to
Williams: Dmond & Co,
rey: $4,000 barrels oil TO Associated transporta-
ton company. in tow of tug Navigator.
S stmr Sheridan. Healy, q days s hours
46 minutes from Manila; via Nagasaki 81 days
l6 hours 81 minutes, via Honolulu days Q
hours 81 minutes; passengers to United States
government.
Stmr Santa Monica. Olsen 50 hours from Re
dondo beach: ballast to J. r. Hanfy.
Stmr Centralia, Erickson, 81 hours from Grays
sengers.
sfmr Sewburg Norberg "a hours from Grays
Harbor: 100000 feet lumber to S. E. slade lum-
ber company.
schr Advent Olsen. Az days from Coos bay;
100000 feet lumber to Simpson lumber company.
Stmr Shoshone Asplund Ga hours from Asto-
ria: $4,000 feet lumber to Charles Il. Meteor
mick.
Stmr South Coast Olsen, IS hours from Cas-
par; lumber TO Caspar lumber company, up river
direct.
Tuesday. July L..
stmr Umatilla. Reilly, Victoria. etc; Pacific
Coast steamship company
Stmr Watson Griffith. San Pedro; Alaska
Pacific steamship company.
Stmr Admiral Sampson. Bartlett, Seattle;
Alaska Pacific steamship company.
SAILED
Tuesday. July II.
Stmr Admiral Sampson, Bartlett, Seattle and
Tacoma.
Stmr Santa Monica Olsen. Grays Harbor.
Stmr National City. Nicholson. Fort Bragg.
Stmr Prentiss. Iverson. Eureka.
Stmr Norwood. Martin Grays Harbor.
Stmr Cascom. Ahln Astoria.
Stmr Centralia. Erickson. San Pedro.
Stnlr Umatilla. Reilly, Victoria etc.
Stmr Manchuria. Saunders, Honolulu, Ioko-
hama and Hongkong.
Stmr Watson. Griffith San Pedro
SPOKEN.
June 26 in lat 4OI \. long % Is ". Fr bark
Nord from Iquique. for Dover.
WEATHER REPORTS
POINT LOB0S. July. II. o a.. NV Gather
thick: wind southwest velocity IL miles per
POINT LoBos July -. - Weather
foggy; wind southwest. velocity IL miles per
POINT LoBos. July r.. 3 p. m.-westher
foggy; wind southwest. velocity Is miles per
hour.
POINT REYES. July u. a. M Weather