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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-02-04


In the Superior Court of the State
of Washingt ton, for Pierce County
No. 734S
In the Matter of the Estate of Nels
p. Melin, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the I'M
iersigned, duly appointed admins
tratriX of the estate of Nels p. Me
lin, deceased, to the creditors of
md all persons having claims
against, said deceased, to exhibit
them, with the necessary vouchers,
within one year after the first pub
'ication of this notice. to the I'M
lersigned at SIS Fidelity Bldg, Ia
;oma, County of Pierce. and State
If Washington, being the place for
the. transaction of the business of
said estate.
Date of issuing and first publica-
ton of this notice, Feb. 4th, 1911.
MARY MELIN,
Administrators of Said Estate.
-. j. Langford, Atty. for Admins
tratriX.
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Legal Notices
Notice Aof Hearing On Petition for
Annexation TO the City of
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Notice Aof Hearing On Petition foI
Annexation 10 the City of
Tacoma, Washington
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, Thai
the following petition for the an
nexation of the territory therein de
scribed, to the City of Tacoma, q
municipal corporation of the state
of Washington, has been duly file,l
with tho County Auditor, as CLERK
of the Board of County Commits
sioners for Pierce County, Washing
ton, and that said petition will be
presented to and heard by said
Board of County Commissioners al
the regular meeting of said Board
to be held at its office in the Court
House at Tacoma Washington, al
18th day of February, A. d. 1911, OF
lat such later time as such hearing
may be adjourned to.
Said petition is as follows:
PETITION.
To Honorable Board of County Com
missieners of Pierce County, State
of washington:
We. the undersigned citizens and
residents, of United states. State OF
gents Park voting Precinct; com
prislng Secs. 8, 10, II, II. 10. Is, T
20, r. 2 East, do hereby petition sthe
Hon. b. of County Commission rs
for am election, the special purpose
VI sdlu elttliOH tue
of the property, within said Regents
Park Voting Precinct to the City OF
Tacoma.
We further petition your Honor.
able Body to take the matter ul
promptly, and arrange the day and
date, post notices of said election
so as to keep strictly within the law
The number of qualified electors
within said territory being about
So.
Your petitioners further state that
this petition is presented and shall
be considered a substitute for the
petition for the same territory. here
inabove described which was filed
with the County Auditor and Clerk
of your board on February 2, 1910
Petitioners. Residence.
r. X. Collegiate, Lemons Beach, g. 10
b. G. Patrick, Lemons Beach, s. 10.
Frank Thomas, Lemons Beach, s. O.
T. j. Cowell, Lemons Beach. S. TO-
Oscar Blaud.
j. c.. Trafford, Lemons Beach, s. 10
n c. Jackson, Lemons Beach. S. 10
Emil Jackson. Lemons Beach, 8. 10
ID. j. Klyce, Regents Park.
F. M. Stephen, Regents Park.
&c. II. Rensselaer,, Regents Park.
Robt. II. Shield Regents Park.
+. M. Stephens. Regents Park.
M. A. Howe, Regents Park.
W. A STEWART,
Auditor for Pierce County, Wash
ington, and Clerk of the Board OF
County Commissioners for said
Pierce County. Washington.
(SEAL) By A. j. WE1SBACH,
Deputy.
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Business Chances
COMFORTABLE OLD
ACE

This condition is made posi-
BILE by a little self sacrifice in
youth. A few dollars saved
each month and old age will be
free from care. We make this
possible for every one by our
installment plan of selling va
cant lots and houses. For the
working man we will sell a pair
of lots and loan him money to
build temporary homo, with no
rent to pay. He can soon own
the lots, then We will build a
permanent house. which he can
pay for in monthly payments to
suit his pocketbook. Investi-
gate our liberal terms. and lay
pendence.
building and Loan Department
LENNOx TRUST COMPANY
952iz Pacific ave.
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10sacre ranch, ~ mile from city
limits. well improved, $50 fruit trees,
all kinds of berries houses and
yards for 1000 chickens, new build
ings; cheap for cash or will trade.
Address Box 7S6. care Times.
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HARRY v. SMITH
O4 ProYident Bldg. Main GEO
THIS is 1T

Choice Q Y acre tract on Pacific
ave, inside city, good soil, we'll
cleared and we'll drained. blocks
from car line
Also little home of one room,
woodshed, chicken house and fine
garden lots. L will sell either of
these very cheap for cash. Address
Owner, Box A, care Times
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Unfurnished Rooms

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FOR RENT - Three unfurnished
rooms at 1905 SO. 18th ST.. between
II ana n at $40 per mouth. Gall OF
tetephone Main $3.50 or fcea.
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SAY
Do you want a bargain Z?
LOOK At THIS

Look AT THIs
A good 7-r house. plastered, poe-
celain plumbing. bath, toilet, sink,
sewer, etc, electric lights, large
rooms and very convenient, good at
tic floored; corner of 2 fine lots,
south and east front, ni,e lawn and
lots of choice roses and shrubs, just
II blocks from 9th ave. car., corner
South Sth and Adams. Look at ii
today. We are going to sci. 1T for
s2500. This is a great sacrifice, but
the owner has moved away and in
structed us to make a price that
would sell at once. We will make
terms if necessary. This place is
Just across the street from Mr.,
Ritz residence.
ii. ID. RITZ & CO.
Money to Loan. 604 Cal. Bldg,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-02-04
TACOMA TIMES CLASSIFIED WANT ADS.io
DREssMAKING

out by the day, wages $1.Oo z daS
and car fare. Phone b 1927. ASK fdl
Mrs. Brabon.
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A RARE BARGAIN

Broom house. lots. 41o So. L
ST., all modern in good condition;
house cost more than I am asking
for all. Price $4,000. Inquire T. S.
Ellis, 100 So. X st.
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FARM FOR ENT'
Real Estate Signs
Office, Door and Window Lettering.
ROBERTSON & WILEY
1905 Jeff. ave. Main 6903
FOR SALE OR TRADE

REIMBURSEMENT of 100 acres best
valley land in Central Oregon. close
to Burns, on new railway survey,
only so rods from store and post
office. Anderson Box, cor, No. 18th
and Pine st.
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For Sale, Real Estate
YOU CAN'T BEAT THIS

Six acres all in fruit trees. over
500 cherry trees, lots of fine apples,
pears, plums, prunes, peach and
ounce trees, blaokberries raspber-
ries, STRAWBERRIES, good garden
ground; modern, large, 7-room plast
tered house, bath, closet ana pantry.
cistern, we'll and windmill, good out
buildings; 10 minutes walk to car.
Cheap for cash or will give terms.
Phone Main 1044.
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Mortgages for Sale

$1,000 MORTGAGE for sale bearing 3
per cent intercsr: security. choice
residence property, fully insured. in
terest collected free Semi annually
and mailed to purchaser. Call at Of
flee for full Information. Lannox
Trust Co. s52h Pacific ave.
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Boarders Wanted
For Rent-FIats

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F0H RENT--t-room fiat. 1888 So
with bath, for SIG. T.. l. Hibe-ly
& Co. 1912 Fidelity.
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NOTICE 20 holders oR Continental
Gold Mining stock. Please hold
zknsh feife>< rthlei, .Sfli ~ ,,ri3 n
xseezee eene time next week.
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FOR SALE-A snap, 10 acres of
bottom land, all cleared. miles from
town, near Milton, $500 per acre ,
terms. Inquire t. S. Ellis, 100 so.
K st.
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TWO SNAPS

5 acres. most all cleared, best of
soil close to Summit, 10c car faret
on any terms; only $1,000.
Broom house, fine finish, moderH
plumbing. 1 block from car line
swell neighborhood, worth $2600t
only $2100; $500 cash, BALANCE
monthly. Not only a nice home but
la snap.
CAMP & BERGE
200 BANK OF COMMERCE. BLDG.
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JESSE H. READ
OWNER MUST Sell
YOUNG MEN

You who are working from month
to month and spending your money
foolishly, Why not hold out $40 each
month and apply 1T on this 5-acre
tract of beautiful land? AS you will
spend it for something, and have
nothing left, and this tract may
er it for a short time for $50 cash,
the balance at $40 per month. Price
for the tract $625. This property Is
located one-half mile west of Span
aay lake and is all fine laid. You
can pro luce ANYTHING. Just
enough small trees for shade and
wood, but no clearing to do. Como
| in and talk 1t over. Office open
Evenings.
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WATERFRONT RANCH

For lease, either cash rent or on
shares. 312 Bernice Bldg.
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F. D. HILL & co.
FOR SALE OR TRADE

Successors to Norton 81 Hill.
Real Est, Ins. and Loans. Berlin Bid.
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BARGAIN

A grocery, fruit, confectionery
and notion store 4 living rooms, on
Point Defiance car line. VIII give
lease If desired on building. Call
NJ. 2766.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-10-26

HANhOW, CHINA, Special. - d.
gyms the revolutionary leaders. who
oroade pillaging and wanton uo11r-
DER mobs took possession of the na-
i've quarter OF the city today and in
the hghting which followed many were
killed and wounded Foreign ma
rines, landed from gunboats in IN.
mar Dor, fought side 10y side with the
Chlnese troops that were trying to
uIIsperse the pillagers and put down
Inc members Of the mobs fought
with desperate courage. The IMPERIAL
ana rebeI armies lay almost in sight
OF each other. The rebels posifion
was near the foreign concessions. nm
DER the guns OF Admiral Sa Chenr
Pings fleet.
The Chinese gunboat feet is oDer-
ating from a base in touch with tire
ioyai army. An attempt will proba-
Oily be made to drive the rebels from
their Entertainments, so that the for
eigners will not be imperfUed Inv ,
'SI9lIenb II9ql IB9U l9JUuoo sArs,oeD
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presence and greet him feel for ,,..,.,.
| that he is their friend.
In every department OF lpriesfly
work that he has been called upon IT,
perform his duties have been dts
charged with high-mindedf courage
and fidelity. He has a weil-balanced
mind, a calm judgment, the practical
sense to win the confidence of the
people. and his goodness wins their
hearts as well.
sermons mark the man OF culture. she
thorough student of books and hu-
man nature, and the devoted pastor
He is often very eloquent. but his
discourses are usually modelled for
practical instruction, and are intend
ed TO reach. and do reach. down into
the daily lives Of his peoDle. HIS
painstaking care. his orderly mind and
far-sightedness have been seen and
felt for good in the management of his
diocese"
The accuracy Of the above beautiful
description of the present beloved
Bishop OF Richmond will be readily
reeognized by all who know him.
Bishop Van De Vyver created the
following new parishes:
st. Vincent's de PauFs Church. New
port News, esta blished 1889.
ST. James, Falls Church. established
Sacred Heart. Norfolk, established
The Holy Paraclete. Charlottesville.
established 1898.
st. Joseph's (for colored people,
Norfolk, established 1899.
Sacred Heart. Manchester. estab-
lished 1901.
Sacred Heart. Prince George county.
ablshed 1906.
Sacred Heart. Danville, re-estab-
lshed 1906.
A new parish at Berkley. near Nor
tolk. is also likely to be established.
After the advent Of Bishop Van De
NyVer. churches were newly estab-
lished or rebuilt at the following
places:
Portsmouth. St. PauTs; Roanoke. St.
Andrews; Petersburg. st. Joseph's:
Staunton, st. Francis; Manchester
Sacred Heart; Norfolk, Sacred Heart:
Norfolk, st. Joseph's (coIored)
Lynchburg, st. Francis (coIoreh)
Fails Church, st. James: Fort Mon
roe. st. Mary's; Newport News. St
Nincents; Keyser. Assumption: Henry
immaculate Conception; Elk Garden
St. Vincents; GOrmania. St John the
Baptist; Hot Springs. Sacred Heart.
Covington, Sacred Heart: Shepherds
town. Immaculate Conception:
Charlestown, st. James; woodstock.
Mission Church; Kilmarnock st
Francis; Hague. st. Francis: HART
sonburg. Blessed Sacrament; Colonial
Beach, St Elizabeth: West Point. St
Teresa's; Prince George county. Sa-
cred Heart
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-10-26
MEDiCOS TO MEET
IN RICHMOND
ANNUAL MEETING OF MEDICAL.
SOCIETY OF VIRGINIA WILL
BE HELD TUESDAY.
RICHMOND. VA sn

nc H MOND, VA, Special. -
The annual meeting of the Medical
Society OF Virginia will be held be-
ginning next Tuesday night in the
Jefferson Hotel auditorium.
The doctors will be in session four
days. About 500 delegates' are ex-
pected to be in attendance. Local
members Of the profession have made
elaborate preparations to receive and
entertain the visitors
With an address of welcome by
Judge John II. Ingram and PRAYER
by Rev. j. n. Latham, d. D., of Cen
tenary Methodist Church, the con-
Vention will be opened Tuesday night
at 8 o'clock in the jefferson audi
forum. Response will be made by
Ut. Raleigh w. Martin, of Lynchburg.
RMS will be followed by an address by
DR.. O. c. Wright, Of Jarratt, presi-
dent of the society
The first scientific session will be
held Wednesday morning. At that
time the theme for discussion will
pc typhoid Fever" Dr. Ennion C.
Williams, State Health Commissioners
will tell of Source of Infection" Dr,
J. j. Mccormick. of Norfolk. will ex-
plain symptoms and Diagnosis" Dis
cussion OF the treatment OF the disease
VIII be by DR.. George X. \ ....derslice,
Of PhOebus.
DR.. Wright took advanta-p of the
presidents privilege to invite three.
guests, and they will be DIR. Tho.aas.
b. Holloway. OF Philadelphia. who viii
read a paper on The Ocular Mani
testations of Some Forms OF ,Cyanosis
with Special Reference TO the So
called Cyanosis Rednae''; Dr. ]. G.
Bloodgood, Of Baltimore, subject
Ftosis OF Stomach and Colon" and
Or. Fenton Il. Purck, OF Chicago
Patheological Effects of Virulent
Colon Bacilli in the Intestines-Diag-
nosls and Treatment" Or. Percy
Brown, of Boston, a fraternal dele
gate, representing the Massachusetts
medical Society, will read a paper on
A-ray Diagnosis OF Pathological Con-
dltions of the stomach and Intestines. :"
Dr. Brown is president of the Ameri-
can Roentgen Ray Society, which re-
Gently met in Richmond
"Wednesday evening the DELEGATES
VIII be the guests Of DE. Stuart Nc
CURE at a reception given i'm their
hohor at his home. Thursday night
they Will be entertained b. the Rich
mond profession
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HONOR aHE CARDINAL.

BALTIMORE, MD, Special. From
every corner OF the United States there
gathered in Baltimore Monday digni-
n naI1es' aT n,i bishops. monsig-
churchmen of all denominations-to
take part IN a hitting elimination OF
the golden jubilee OF James, Cardtna a
SlDDons, as priest and the silver
jubilee OF His Eminence's elevation 70
the cardinalate.
On June 9Th, this year, the cardinal
was given reception, at which Presi-
dent OF the United States William "a
tart, Vice President James Sherman
and former President Theodore Reese
NsII IN addresses paid high tribute to
the man whose benign diplomacy has
made him most beloved citizen
Never possibly. has a man who
wore Inc prleStly garments of his
church been so signally honored.
A movement was on foot to declare
the day a legal holiday, and an ordi-
nance introduced in the first branch
OF the City Council has been passed
Naturally in the course of municipaI
legislation, the ordinance went to the
second branch, whose members would
nave to finally pass upon the measure.
mayor Preston would have signed the
Dill had II gone to its third reading
IN the second branch, but the car
dinal said:
Too many people would be in
convenienced by this measure"
He was thinking of the working
Grass VINO would lose a day from their
daily toll. While not openly saving
this, the cardinal intimated as much.
Along the line Of march business
houses closed their doors and watch
ed the great outpourfng. ali wearing
the profile OF the cardinal. 1t was
one or the most magnificent, noa-sec-
tarlan professions that has ever gath
cred in free America.
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Crany. But PInrs Good seren -

CINCINNATI, Special.-"Can a crazy
man play a good game of seven uD?''
RMS question was up for debate Friday
IN the Criminal Court where Angus I
Sommerteldt was on trial on a charge
or murder I'm the second degree. He
Killed his son, the Indictment alleged
HIS counsel pleaded insanity for his
client The state contended the man
was sane.
The sheriff and two Of Sommerfeldt's
IelioW prisoners in the county Jail testf-
ned that the man was sane because he
veg hrstvciass game OF seven up
and knew all the fine points of the
game.
- Dr. Ralph Reed. an alienist. said
ris, for the prisoner argued that cards
We're invented for a crazy king. and
mat card playing is a common amuse-
hent provided for the inmates of insane
asy lunS. The jury found Sommer-
Ieldt crazy and hence not legally guilty
me oeIendant viii next appear in Pro
pate Court and may be sent from there
to an asylum.
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NO Fl0TIllA FOR
WATERWAYS MEET
RIrHMnNI

RICHMOND, VA, Special Gov
ernor Mann on Monday re-
celved letter from the Assistant Sec
rotary OF the Navy, who stated that
II would be impossible to grant the
request OF the executive and Mayor
tlchardson and others of Richmond
who asked that the torpedo boat fio-
tilla visit Richmond while the Deener
Waterways Association was in session
here.
II was explained in the Assistant
Secretary's letter that the Vessels
composing the notilla were now an in
dry dock undergoing repairs, and that
therefore, II would be impossible 70
move them.
In view Of this disappointing infor-
nation. an effort will be made to in
duce the Navy Department 10 send
some Of the Governments smaller
cruisers to this city. AS this move
ment has just been set on foot. how
ever, It is difficult 20 say what action
III Ihe mater Will be taken 10y the
washington authorities.
The following are two Of the earlN-
! Connunlcations which passed in con-
nectlon with the torpedo boat notilla-
CharIottesVille, Va. Oct. Is, 1911
l. N, Darlington, Richmond. Va:
i eleSram received Have taken ur
with the Secretary of the Navy tb..
matter OF having torpedo fiotina visit
Richmond during the convention o.
the Keeper Waterways Association
THOMAS S. MARTIN, L. s. s.
Richmond, Va. oct. IA. 1911
George w. Rogers, ESQ, care James
river Improvement COMMITTEES.
Richmond, Va
Sir,-Noticing IN the mornings IA
per that YOU have suggested thaf iae
proper Officials Cd the United States
GoVernment be requested to send the
Ilotllla of torpedo boats now station
cd IN hampton Ros DIS 10 Richmond 20
attend the Atlantic Deeper WATERWAYS
convention, beg leave 10 offer.
through you. for its use. the entire
river landing at Warwick Park frOus-
ing ABOUT three-qu2 Of Il mile on
the channel. This Is the location nesr
which the monitors Law for SO many
years There is an unlimited sups,,r
or pure spring water here. Should If
be desired to anckQr the flotiJa IF
TINS point. the depth Of water is abona
Is (eighteen) feet
Very respectfully.
g =. 81. BURGWYN
Governor Mann and about ten mem
oers of his stan viii go to Old Point
tomorrow 10 meet Ghe delegates to
the Deeper Waterways Association
and viii spend the dry with them al
Fortress Monroe
1t Is the purpose OF the executive
10 spend tomorrow night in Newporf
News. where he will be the guest of
Editor W. :. Copeland. He will do
TINS IN order to attend one OF the
meetings OF the Grand Camp OF Con-
tederate Veterans. but expects to get
pack to Richmond early on the morn
ing OF October 18th.
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.RICHMG Nd FkVORS
VOTES FOR WOMEN
AT ADVENT INTO THE POLITICAL,
NOkLD GETS FIFTY MEM
BEERS AT LIVE MEETING.

G H NJ o n D, VA.-Specia
t@4Chhohd mas an entirely new no
Hlcal organization which has s,v,,,,-
~ NE a mushroom since last nfrhf
cle men Equal Suffrage League
u virginia. What's more 6ftv -
hlchmonds representative male cytS
lehS belong TO il. The initial 49,
ing was held at the home Of u -
valentine 2SSS Monument Ave1ne
~ was presided over by Rev. DR.
20 ~ - - Maclachlan. Its purpose Is
70 create the political enfranchise-
Hneht or women and equal priviIere0
II women and men in the legal in
uustIiai' educational and professioDaI
49, ~ ana TO advocate before tho
voters OF Virginia and bafore 80
next General Assembly 1be n,scesss lie, *,
Anienu nent 20 the State ConstItntjo,
" give the vote to women on ,h~
same terms as TO men. Nv
= SAID that Hill Montague No.. -
drast ne douse Of DELEGATES v-Si1
uIaIt and introduce a bill en,6S,, VII VII
the above principles AZ m ,l.-t a &c lng
eral Assembly. d the next Gem
1o, OIlicSTs were elected. too as g,
a.. II. Roy X. Flanaagan. n,,as,-
AM. 'UHh = Munce. first vice Dresi
and Car+l DeSaussure. treasurer
~ O9rler W. Wormelev Sacroe.'- IS
+. other vice presidents v-iIi y y
"PkIiHteu at later meeting NS
- IolioNlng compose the cbar.
~, mp, ,Wyndham r NTerelit6
6ev. John G. Scott. John a 9eIeulth'
ISICLafd r. Meade. John 8 NT1,-,So n n
NJ NJ week. clayton Terrence. PToFesslS..
a. a., a Mastin, Hill Montaone 0Iess OF
lrrtoIuerpy, Jr- Milford Crr+oi,' - n
S 1rttr w. Wormeley. r. N P11IIielus
- ran vie Valentine Gravson T1',IilsIIi.
CalesDy Jones. :. S Jobson - IleI.
1Sy Clarke 3. p Valentine Lar
-" IiarVle. j. ID. Egeleston n. I 6-u-
T -. + iiann3gan. DR.. ]. T. NIastin 10y
n,on '5S reeman, DR.. Allen w, Free-
u-Stn: Dr. H. d. c. NlacIacbIor rec
" W imam Haskins, Of King ana G,. 1T
SEouLIthouse; William H. Smitb ~ S"e zen
~ county; Rev. r.. O. Ill A.
I Rosba. or Harrisonburg; Robert q
TD 10 Rev. James b. Sniers D
t'nies W. Durham. W. p. DeSa,Sss,I 1T
T. l.. harham. George AinsIta ~
S StiIes AcCaw Tompkins. DR. Vt! Ut
SSI%sOh, Or. Thomas w. NiU TIn
E m B. Cooke. John d Mu urren
i. g kuyk, James Creame- ~ n
Ja heX, or Rio Vista; John - l.
Pido,'. nam an oerlayne. Rev Frank
. rlIout; n. j. Eckenrode. .Jobn IA a
, ,oCA, JOhn w QuarIes a G On
2eper' Z. I. Goodwin. OF Pe+e5st Sul-
:, ", ones. OF Victoria; J. q Bochs'
y, 90 0i 6hldIothian, and NJ. L. 4 Nose
y OF buckingham county. -"Ost'-
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PERSUADED THEM
TO QUIT MINES
HELD IN $1,000 BAIL BY MACIS-
TItATE, CHARGED WITH VIO-
LATING LABOR Law.
RICHMOND- Va Snncin1

K Q II NJ 0 \ ID, VA, Special. =
Charged with a violation of the
contract labor law, r. IL. Franklin
white, and James Marshall, colored
were arrested Saturday night at the
Byrd Street Station and held in $1,000
bail for their appearance before Mag
istrate I. J. Puryear. Of Henrico. Fri
day morning. The two, it is alleged.
persuaded workmen TO abandon their
present employers. the Old Dominion
Development Company. who are oper-
ating the Diamond Hill coal mine OF
the Clayton Coal Mine District
Gilbert X. Pollock and J. T Lewis
nave been engaged 70 conduct the de-
tense, while l. .. Wendenburg and
Thomas Il. Gray have been retained
by the company.