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Arizona republican., 1911-05-09

to enter proceedings has been so favorable that Mir. Fowler expressed the opinion yesterday that if it were possible to delay filing claims untif a few days later in the week it would be unnecessary to sue for d large sum. Numbers who received the letters came immediately to pay over the sums they had promised and there is no doubt that many had allowed the matter to slip their mind who had every intention to make their word good. Others have been away from the city and there may have been many reasons for the long delay.
 Those who refuse to acknowledge q legal obligation to settle the amount of their subscriptions and have shown no willingness to either pay or give notes after the letters of the board and the personal requests and pre- sentation of the necessity of the asso- citation, will be the only ones against whom action will be taken.
Arizona republican., 1911-05-09

everybody knows as Arizona's dele gate in congress. The company was organized last December and no pub licity was given it's project. The men preferred to hose a little money of their own on a private speculation and say nothing about r.. or to get something before they did any talk ing. They think now that they have got it and it looks as though other people think so too. The indications are for a heavy producing well and that oil will be spouting within ten days Anyhow the country around about is all excited and for the time being the Phoenix-Interstate is the talk of the region.
 The company owns forty acres with in a mile of the town of Maricopa, Cal, or Monarch, as the railroad sta- ton is called. The local gentlemen plead guilty to being very much inter- ested in the good news and say 1t is their purpose to offer a block of their stock for sale and put down a series of wells.
 The Phoenix men are all gentle men of well known standing in the business community and men who sell dom lose their heads. They have no notion of doing so now They merely have a mighty good cause for con graduating themselves and nropose to proceed in a careful and conservative business way.
 They have what looks like a good thing in a country that has made oth- CTS independent and have every req son to hope for the best of success themselves.
Arizona republican., 1911-05-09
SUBSCRIBERS WHO
 IGNORE OBLIGATION
FILE COMPLAINT TOMORROW
Today Last Day of Grace-Action
 Reluctantly Taken.

Complaint against subscribers to the building fund of the Phoenix Young Mems Christian association who have failed to make a payment on their subscriptions, will be filed tomorrow in the district and justice courts. Since letters were mailed by the board of directors to the persons who had failed to begin payment large amounts of money have been received in the office of Mir E. A. Fowler. the president of the associa- ton, and it will not be necessary to sue for a much greater sum than S3,O00. the amount remaining for which neither notes nor cash have been given.
 It is understood that there is still a tendency among some people to misunderstood the action of the board Of directors in taking action against the subscribers who have signified no intention to honor their agreement to pay over a certain amount to the building fund. The board of directors who have carried the burden and re- spOnsibility of the construction of
Arizona republican., 1911-05-09
SELECTION OF JURY
 IN RODRIGUEZ CASE
It is Developed That There is Some Sentiment Against Capital
 Punishment.

Though it had been set for today the trial of Francisco Rodriguez for the murder of his wife on April was begun yesterday in district court. An other case, that of NOriega for con structivc criminal assault had been set for yesterday but that was put out of the way by a marriage cer- emony so that the court found the hopper dry and it was suggested that a jury be selected for the Rodriguez case so that the taking of evidence might be begun this morning. Con sent of counsel was obtained and a little after noon the selection was begun but was not finished when court adjourned though the regular venire was all but exhausted. A spe- cial venire of fifteen was ordered
 There were two principal causes or the disqualification of the mem
Arizona republican., 1911-05-09
ACCIDENTAL DEATH
 BY GUNsHOI WOUND
Jose M. Yberri, Jr., Killed by the Slip
 ping of His Shotgun.

A most pitiful accident occurred last evening just at dusk, on the Alkirc ranch. two and a half miles west of AL hambra, when J. NJ Yberri. Jr. a 15- year-old boy, accidentally shot him self with 20-gauge shotgun, just be- low the heart, dying as the exclamation. I'm shot," escaped his lips.
 The boy was seated at the time in a delivery wagon belonging to his father, who conducts a store in the southern part of Phoenix and was accompanied by two other boys named Juan EspinO- sa and Luis Cordoba. pr. Dameron was summoned but of course found the boy dead on his arrival Coroner John stone was also informed. and cmpaneI- ing jury went to the ranch and viewed the body. which was brought to town by the broken hearted father, who had arrived in the meantime.
 The boy and his companions had gone to the AllSire ranch to deliver consignment of groceries that had been ordered in the Yberri store, by one of the tenants of MT. AIkire It was the custom of the lad to take along his shot gun on the occasion of these little business excursions into the country. and shoot doves or such other game as he might encounter. He was sitting in the wagon at the time. roll Ing cigarette, with the gull on his lap or between his knees. It slipped from his control and fell downward. the hammer striking on the fOotboard in front of the seat. in such d way as to discharge the weapon. The muzzle was pointing just below the heart and the wound was almost instantly fatal
Arizona republican., 1911-05-09
Man works from rise to set of sun, But woman's work is never done."

Any woman who keeps house and brings up a family knows the truth of the old rhyme-and how much harder it is when not in perfect health.
 Many a wife endures with noble patience the daily misery and back ache, pains about the hips and pelvis. blue, nervous spells. and urinary dis orders, expecting no relief, because she doesn't know what is the matter.
 It is not true that every pain in the region of the hips and lower ab- domen is female trouble" When the kidneys get congested and in famed there is constant backache, headache, dizzy spells, bearing down pain, urinary disorders and other queer pains which are easily mis- taken for sex ailments, but which are due to the swollen, sick kidneys.
 You can tell that it is kidney trouble if the secretions are dark colored and contain sediment like brick dust, if passages are too ire quent, or scanty. or scald like hot water And the uric acid poisoning
Arizona republican., 1911-05-09

Eat the simple, nourishing, inex- pensive foods and you will be the gainer in health and pocket. The ''cost of living generally means the high cost of things you do not need. The high protein foods cost the most, are the hardest to digest and hence the least nutritious Tn the long run.
 Cut out heavy meats and soggy pastries for awhile and eat Shredded Wheat, the ready-cooked, ready-to- serve whole wheat food which sup plies all the material needed for building the perfect human body. In Shredded Wheat you have the phosphatcs for bone and brain,
Arizona republican., 1911-05-09

the new building have carried on the work of the institution without re- muneration, and in the case of the president particularly, a great deal of time has been spent in arranging the finances and establishing the credit of the association. Accepting the promises of citizens who agreed to contribute certain sums toward the expense of carrying out the plans for an up-to-date building which would be a credit to the city and of benefit to the citys young men, as given in god faith. the directors pro- ceeded with the work, with the re- suit that the building has been com pleted, but has left the board of directors in debt for sums paid to the contractors, whose accounts were settled partly with borrowed money on which interest is being paid.
 Having been officially elected to look out for the interests of the [ Christian association the board feels the necessity of settling its outstand ing accounts and completing the work so well begun by placing the institu ton in a state of solvency that will prevent any difficulty hereafter. There is consequently but one course open to them: to rely upon the subscribers to pay the amounts promised.
 Under the territorial statute of limi- tations the claim of the association against the subscribers who have failed to begin payment will outlaw tomorrow, the 10th of May, and in order to protect the association from a considerable loss which it is not in any way prepared to suffer at this time. suit will be filed and the mat ter will be left in the hands of the courts.
 The result of the letter declaring the intention of the board of directors
Arizona republican., 1911-05-09
PHOENIX TESTIMONY.

Mrs. J. Hurst, 5O1 w. Washington Street, Phoenix. Arfz.. says: T often went to bed with a headache and arose in the morning with the trouble still clinging to me. There was a weakness across my lOins that made it difficult for me to stOOp and if 1 bent over, l became very dizzy. The kidney secretiOns were unnatural, causing me annoyance and l was bothered by a swelling of my limbs. About d year ago l procured a supply of Doans Kidney Pills at the AdIms Pharmacy and the use of two boxes disposed of my trouble"
Arizona republican., 1911-05-09

bers of the venire. Many of them said that they were opposed to cap ital punishment while others said that from newspaper accounts of the trag- edy and from discussing it with neighbors they had formed opinions regarding the guilt or innocence of the defendant which could be set aside with great difficulty.
 The first question asked the first venireman was whether he had con- scientious scruples about hanging a man. So vividly was the possible fate of the defendant brought home by this question that he moved with a start and his dark face took on momentarily a gray hue. He had perhaps often thought of what might happen to him but this was probably the first time the thought had been put into words.
Arizona republican., 1911-05-09
SANTA FE SHORTENS
 RUNNING TIME ID COAST
THE PHOENIX WILL MAKE FAST
 RUN TO LOS ANGELES.
Hastings Encourages Plan for Prescott
 Exc=rsion.

P r Hastings. general freight and passenger agent of the Santa Fe Pres colt X Phoenix railroad, announced yesterday that The Phoenix" |" the widely known train of the Santa Fe system running between this city and the coast. would be scheduled in a short time to leave Phoenix one hour later in the evening. This change of the leaving time will not change the hour of arrival in Los Angeles, the running time being shortened one hour
 'The Phoenix" is known as one of the most luxurious trains that run into Los Angeles, and has been very popular among travellers who wished to leave Phoenix in the evening and arrive at the coast city the next morning. IL is an electric lighted, through train with standard equipment. comprised on its usual run of a sleeper observation and chair car. combination smoker and mail car, and combination baggage and eX- press car, making q train of four coaches. At present the train leaves Phoenix at 6:3O in the evening, but as soon as time cards can be gotten out, and arrangements made along the line to give the track to the fast train, it will leave at 7:30, an hour which will permit those who plan to take the trip to have dinner at their hotel or home at the usual hour. leave the city about sundown, and have a cool nights ride over the mountains, reaching Los An geles at 10 o'clock in the morning.
 Under the new arrangement The Phoenix" will also make connection at Fullerton, California. with the train from Los Angeles to San Diego, which arrives in the southern city at 12:55, or shortly afternoon, so that after the new schedule goes into effect. # will be possible to leave Phoenix one evening, and have luncheon the following day in San Diego, California.
 During the days of his last visit to this city MT Hastings discussed the change of the running time with a number of people, who urged him to make the difference of one hour take effect in Phoenix by making the hour of departure one hour later, instead of in Los Angeles by making its arrival one. hour earlier. He took the matter up with the Los Angeles office. and re- ceived notification yesterday that the change would be effective here.
 Before he left last night MT. Hastings was asked to give his opinion of the reception which would be accorded the people of this city in Prescott on the occasion of the excursion which the board of trade may conduct on the 2Sth, 29th, and 3Oth days of this month. He replied:
 They are enthusiastic about it up there, and will make arrangements to show everybody a good time I have taken the matter up with the Prescott chamber of commerce and they are much in favor of it. It will be good thing for those who took. advantage of the Prescott Boosters for free lots in the summer colony to go up and look the situation over and make their plans for building. There will, prob ably be ball game on one of the days of the excursion, and I believe it would ben an enjoyable event for the people of Phoenix"
Arizona republican., 1911-05-09

makes you dull and tired, fretful and nervous. It brings dizzy spells, rheu- matic pains, neuralgia, sick headache and weak eyesight
 Doan's Kidney Pills have brought sound backs and new life and strength to thousands of suffering women. This remedy is made of pure medicines. contains no poison ous nor narcotic drugs. nothing that would cause a habit It cures back ache. kidney and bladder troubles. also bedwetting of children.
Arizona republican., 1911-05-09
4 MISTAKE IN ANNOUNCEMENT

In our notice in yesterday mornings Republican we gave a list of articles on which we had made q material cut in prices rather than carry through the summer. Among other things the arti- cle said: Mail and filigree boxes, ost- rich eggs and jewelry." IL should have read: Mail boxes, ostrich eggs and Mexican filigree jewelry." Hinckley's News X Stationery Store 136 x. Cen ter facing the postoffice It
Arizona republican., 1911-05-09
Don't Eat All Your Salary

carbohydrates for heat and fat, the nitrates for building muscle, and the outer bran coat for keeping the bowels healthy and active.
 Shredded Wheat IS the whole wheat the most perfect food given to man-Steam-cooked, shredded and baked in the cleanest, finest food factory in the world.
 Two Shredded Wheat Biscuits for breakfast with milk or cream and a little fruit make complete, nour- ishing meal, supplying all the strength needed for a half days work at a cost of five or six cents. Your grocer sells them.
Arizona republican., 1911-05-09

'The intellectual measure of every man since born. in the domains of creative thought, may be assigned to him. according to the degree in which he has been taught by Shakes peare John Ruskin.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1911-02-15
Large Ce-
rnent Plant
Being Erected at Kinesport
By Clinchfield Portland
Cement Company.

The Clinchiicld Portland Ce-
ment Company are making an
investment OF over 81 ,OOO, 900 at
kingsport. Tenn, in the con
struction OF cement mill,
which will have II daily capac-
ity of 5000 barrels of Portland
cement a day.
The heads Of this company
are experienced cement manu-
fucturers, owning and operating
one OF the strongest and best
plants in the Lehigh Valley Of
Pennsylvania. With this ex--
pcricncc and exceptionally fine
raw materials and the most
modern machinery made for the
manufacturing of Portland
cement. They will manufacturer
a product equal to the best
The plant will bc entirely
electrical driven, power being
generated by three 1000 horse
power steam turbines. The
power house is located 500
degrees from the IIolston river.
which assures an unlimited
supply of water for its large
power house There will be
installed five Pennsylvania
hammer mills and eight large
tube mills on the raw end, five
rotary kilns l25 feet long by S
feet i'm diameter for burning the
clinkers and twelve giant
Griffin mills for the grinding of
the clinkers to the finished
cement. There is storage
capacity for 100000 barrels
clinker and finished product.
The company will erect n club
house for the use of the depart
ment managers, on an elevation
of 400 feet above the mill The
club will contain library study.
music room. billiard room.
dining room aud eight bed
rooms connecting with baths.
John y Miller, president. is
trying TO have the G. G. Il O.
Railway run a workingman's
train from johnson City to
kingsport and return for the
benefit OF those who desire to
live i'm johnson City
The c.. y G.. Go. will market
their product under the brand,
Clinchiield.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1911-02-15
AppaIaGlia Notes

Miss Gurdncr Broyles. Of
Norton, spent part of last week
with her uncle, on kilbournc
Hill.
Mrs. j IL, llngy was here
from lmboden Saturday.
The music at the Methodist
Hall Sunday was pronounced
by several to be of the best that
has ever boon rendered in this
town, while some declared it
was II setting to the sermon
which followed.
Mrs. Littlcwood and children
were guests of friends at kco
kee the past few days.
w. q. Long wen; down to
Big Stone Gap Friday on husi-
ness.
Mrs. DR. Bolts returned a few
days ago from visit TO her
mother at Big Stone Gap, who
has been quite sick
Mrs II f. Whitehead came
home from Abingdon last week
where she had been receiving
treatment.
Little Mae Dickinson spent
Saturday and Sunday with Miss
Graham, at her home near
Cadet
Prof Il NJ Doughcrty spent
Saturday in Big stone Gap
Mrs. Villas Wells, Miss Lille
Wells and Miss Rosa Hamilton
were here from Big Stone Gap
Saturday, the guests of Mira. VI
d. Collier.
Miss Perry Blair came down
from Roda Saturday morning.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1911-02-15

Commissioner that every bed is
occupied and that additional
patients are clamoring for
admittance. This announce
ment has led to many expires
sions of regret and to a lengthy
conference among the Sanator-
ium officers during the last visit
of the Health Commissioner.
Following the appropriation
made by the last session of the
Assembly several new pavilious
we're erected at the Sanatorium.
under plans which called for "a
maximum number of beds by
this means, the capacity of the
Sanatorium was increased dur
ing the autumn TO 40 beds, and
ii was hoped that these, with
the normal changes and cures
among the patients, would be
sufficient TO accommodate all
applicants within reasonable
limits The popularity and
success of the Sanatorium.
however, has brought flood of
applications during recent
weeks.
Before leaving for Richmond
today, Health Commissioner
Williams discussed the situation
at the Sanatorium, and express
ed his deep regret that the
state could not offer ample
accommodations for the mnny
patients who needed treatment.
1t may be possible he said
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1911-02-15
N NV NOIf0Ih1sWeStern
vsalzzsssaasA4s Schedule in Effect


January 5. 1911
LEAVE NORTON -0:3O a. m. for
Lyuchburg and intermediate sta
lions Pullman sleeper Blucheld 90
Philadelphia via iiagerstOwn, and
Pullman sleeper Roanoke to Rich
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at Bluefed with trains Wcstbound
Pullman sleeper to Cincinnati and
Columbus
LEAVE NORTON 30 p. m. for points
North, East and West.
LEAVE BRISTOL-Daily. 6. 30 IN
for East Radlod, Roanoke. lynch
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Norfolk Pullman sleeper to New
York via lIagerstown aud Harris
burg Pullman rarlor Car to nor
folk
800 p IA for Norfolk and Intermediate
points, Pullman Sieepers to Norfolk
'3s p IN. aud 7:3i p. m limited Solid
trains with pullman slcepers To Wash
ington, Baltimore. Philadelphia and
New YORK via l.ynchburg Does not
make local stops.
1918 r. M. daily for all points between
Bristol and lynchbnrg Connects at
Walton at 40 H. m. with the 81
Louis Express for all points west and
northwest
If yon are thinking of taking trip
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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1911-02-15
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

VIRGINIA. Ia the Clerks Onico nf the
Circuit Court of the County or Wise.
the rh day of February, 1911
Jennie Hunt, Plaintiff.
VS. In Chtur,ry
WIZ Hunt, Defendant.
The object of This suit is in obtain "a
Divorce, "a Ninculo Mairimonm for the
plaintiff from the Defendant. ANA an
affidavit having been made and hled that
The Defendant, VIII Hunt, is % non-resi-
dent of the State of irginia. 10 is order.
ed that hc appear her, within fifteen DAYS
after due publication OF this order and 10
what is necessary to protect his interests
m this suit And 4 is ordered that "a
copy hereof be- published once "a week
for four successive weeks in The Biz,
Stone Gap Post and that copy hereof
be posted At the front doof of The Court
House ol said County as prescribed los
law
\ Copy 'rcste
&. \ luuNsoN, CLERK
w 5 Mathews. l.. @
Zig Stone Can. Va fch-l5.e-o
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1911-02-15

Robert Bonhnm and Jarl
kaylor have moved their fami-
lies here from Bristol, and are
housekeeping at Intcrmont
B S Grim spent few days
in town last week.
Mrs Pepper, Of Norton, VISIT.
cd Mrs. Lewis one day last
week
Mrs. Charles Dickinson ac
compnnicd Miss Hale to her
home at Clinchport Saturday
for a couple Of days
One Of our most interesting
Home Mission meetings was
held last "Wednesday afternoon
at the home of Mrs VI j llol.
ley, the president, ia the chair.
The meeting opened bv singing
blessed BE The Name Our
topic used was "Duitv of the
Spirit" aud several passages OF
Scripture We're given 10y ditlcr-
emit members. Brother Wagner
concluding with the l33rd
Psalm. Six sentence urnvers
followed this. asking for Divine
Guidance for the >vorl, thnt is
ours to do. for the election az
officers. and that we may he one
i'm the Spirit Two stnnzos of
"Staud lp For jesus Select
readings came next Mrs. Wag
ncr read "Thc Unity of the
Spirit" Miss Hollev "rhe
Church and Homo Missions 3"
and Mrs. Mouscr "Pnrsonages q"
The first of the business part
was "a call for ncw members
Mrs. Wagner was sincerely
welcomed as one of us Man
the first year as "a member of
the Home Mission Society be
the dearest and sweetest to her
in life's pathway The minutes.
as given 10y the secretary, were
adopted Dues collect ! Sl co..
first vicc-prcsidcnt reported N
visits to sick % cents and one
garment given needy. S2.7d was
turned into the treasury a
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1911-02-15
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