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The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-07-06
VIRGINIA COAL RAILWAY
OFFERED FOR SALE

CHRISTIANSBURG, VA, June 80.
The railway line OF the Virginia An
thracite Coal and Railway Company
was offered at public sale here yes
and $105,0O0 was bid.
The commissioners adjourned the
sale until August 29th, in the expecta-
ton of getting a better price.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-07-06
RAT ATTACKS SLEEPING
CHILD; HAND CHEWED

HAPRISONBURG, VA. June %
Aroused from her sleep by shrieks OF
agony from her eight-months-old baby
Mrs. walton 81. McFall. OF Mount Scion
rushed to the infants crib Tuesday
night and found an enormous rat bit
Ing the child's hand. When the mother
grasped the animal she was barely able
to make II release its hold.
One of the baby's fingers is so badly
lacerated that amputation may be
necessary. The rat escaped.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-07-06
WEEKLY SHORT STORY
SERAPHNE'S FREAKS.
BY TEMPLE BAILEY.

Nothing ever happened in Sera-
phine's life. She lived in little gray
cottage on country road, where the
winds Of winter shook the window
panes until they ratified. Seraphine's
grandmother went early to work, and
the little girl was left alone. She
would look out of the south window
down the long road and wish for
somebody or something to appear.
Now and then her wish was grant
ed, and farmers wagon would drive
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-07-06
Mr. sampson. of BOSTON

In COpley Square, Boston, a building
now in process OF demolition contaInS
an enormous sign which reads as fol-
lows:
Old Art Museum being Torn Down nv
Robert r. McNutt
a small placard tackled upon a cOrner
or 1t bears the modest Inscription:
No Help Wanted
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-07-06

a constant discharge from the left
ear and the larynX being affected.
His physicians have decided that the
diseased bone in his head must be
removed.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-07-06
Won1an's Department

pail. put in bottles when cold (aI-
though you mix with cold water the
I've makes it hOt.) Use half cup to
boiler.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-07-06
LING ALFONSO'S CONDITION
SERIOIrG
KING

LONDON, Special.-A newspaper
dispatch from Madrid states that Ii
has been found necessary to perform
another operation upon King Alfonso.
His condition Is serious. there being
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-07-06

Stewed PeaS-Shen and put into
cold water, drain and place in a
saucepan with boiling water to cover
well, and cook tender. Take up, sea
son with salt, pepper and butter. and
half the quantity of sweet milk or
cream that there is liquor in which
they have been stewed. Sweeten
with sugar to taste. Serve hot
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-07-06
Industrial Christian College, Inc.

Industrial Christian College, Inc.
Ideal Institution for boys and girls.
Eight miles from city communications.
Not a drunkard in our community.
High grade collegiate courses, and the
greatest Grammar school in the South.
Healthful as the mountains; fine ar
tesian water; daily mail; and Rail
Road advantages. CAN WORK or PAY
YOUR WAY.
For full information, address
Pres. John w. Tyndall, A. NJ, LII. D.,
KinStOn. N, G..
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-07-06

Mousseline de sole waists with duh
silver or gold embroidery are being
worn with afternoon suits on Good
days.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-07-06

Washing Fluid-One can I've. one
pound boraN. cents worth carbo-
nate ammonia, two gallons water
Mix in Il stone crock or very clean
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-07-06
Do You Know

that a gallon of l. ad and Oil hand
made paint will not cover as much
surface by nearly 80 per cent. as the
same quantity of
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-07-06

Green Pea SOup-One quart of
green peas. l onion, quart of stock,
l tablespoonful OF flour, table
spoonfulls of butter. cups of milk
Cook the peas and onions in a pint
Of water until quite soft, and can be
mashed easily, then add stock Put
butter and flour in a frying pan and
cook until smooth and frothy with
out burning, adding a little soup; pour
TINS thickening into the soup. add the
milk, bring TO a boil and strain. Add
salt and white pepper, and heat again.
without boiling. In serving, whipped
cream on top is an attractive addi-
ton.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-07-06
CROCHETED EDGING
NOR CENTER DVECI%


Make Is chain and join to make a
ring In which make 16 double
crochets- Turn the work, make
chain, 1 double crochet in the double
crochet underneath. 2 chain, skip l
double crochet. Make l double in the
next double underneath and l double
IN every alternate double crochet
With chain between, thus making s
spaces. Turn the work, make Oh,
l single crochet in LIST space, 1 single
In next space, CHI and another sin
gle in same space. Repeat in all the
spaces except the last, in which make
, single crochets. Turn the work, II
chain and catch with a single crochet
in the 3rd picot, turn the work, > CHI.
10 double crochets' in the large space.
turn, chain, l double crochet in the
double underneath, y > chain, skip |.
double crochet; repeat from last "
and catch last stitch in the next picot.
TURN, single crochet in the first
space, chain, single in same space.
Repeat in all spaces except the last
IN which there are , single crochets.
Now repeat all the details from first "
for all the scallops. This pattern
hts very easily around a round piece
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1911-08-12
Conservation Deficiency

frghu havoc wrought by forest hres IN ms country ~
summer suggests government could direct some I" TIC
energies the strengthening OF Its forces o
timber belts during and fighting the flames III e
confagraion just as important do
conservation gabb for fire nor only destroys e
growth and leaves the pui"
desolate for years to come
fire in the San Bernardino mountains this year eoua nave
had there more
of rangers oppose it. Those IN the Northwest last
limited section had the forest
sufficient strength with them when they hs
ranger made of brave and determined men, ou
the immense to which Is assigned
then point when conhagaon starts III
the reluctance OF the war depart
strange 1t 10000 soldiers with all
the Mexican border merely Tor ma
demonstration surely lew hundred could De
any fire from nearby post moments notice
Northwest they held back until praccay
damage done and this they are Dene
idle in barracks despite the appeals of both rangers and civilians
fighting Benardno BY all the depart
agriculture should this effort TOWARD
timber conservation
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1911-08-12
Good Roads Needed

There is no that can be made any County
in the long well as good roads Nevada" as
general thing pretty fair roads and certain portions OF Lyon
County roads tut they could be much better all
one or two have avaed themselves of the
law and have done this by convict labor
be cheap and satisfactory way to build roads
and doubt much more road building VIII De done IN
this
The day of the people in the State
are now machines while people from
travelling through the State in these machines
These naturally where the roads best and the
roads bound to have the greater portion
travelling them Thus the the counties
with good roads going first and closely
of the counties with roads This Will
with roads and probably the greatest re
recognition of their resources last
county the State which has greater resources than
Lyon; these roads have to be travelled
back when he is close to
of that would in of ten to be just
place looking for While Lyon county not be
financially able the time to invest much money good
be the of the County Commissioners
every spend the roads and what
should be done we'll There is in valley some of
macadam that exists part the State
of rock that makes hard and
tunpked and covered and
years with little attention and repairs
that the could possibly make
good gasoline road machine One that could
90 gravel pit load couple of large trail and
wherever needed Such machine would
by crushing the rock with its wide
tires weight small gang from the prison and
surprising of work could be done in few
months cheaper other getting
good macadamzed road end of the
would be of nesmabe value and road from
Valley would be another good
Then there should be several roads at intervals of
couple apart that all the people in the county could be
equally only for automobile driving but for
the single rigs Just what the initial of
these big would be but the
would practically be the last the running them
be very great An oburner would probably be the
cheapest but whatever the motive power the machine
for special kind of work would have
to do on all roads.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1911-08-12
The West on Verge of Boom

c. Beyhl prominent Iowa banker and director of
the Nevada Douglas Copper arrived Salt Lake Wene
day accompanied Berryh Nevada and the
Tribune The has few better vesed auhoi
copper industrial and railroad situation and few
friends than Mr. Beryh and he is all the certain that
farmer for the today far better cond
than those of the Mississippi Valley.
When asked regarding business and
Berryl his opinion the
revival in business the unfortunate drawback
being another period tariff revision Tariff
readustmen and there
without uncertainty of trade unwingness
among business circles expand
Copper belongs pound and the should
with such price advance in price will
curtalmen consumption and might
with possible ovepoducion The of copper
enng continually by of cheap copper The telegraph
telephone companies the substituting copper
there little likelihood these returning gavan
lied material The decade be propelled by
all of which will naturally increase the consumption
all the produced by the properties being
brought into condition for production.
1--WE coming the of business expansion
confidence the United States
country will be the chief beneficiary of this
will be built hydro electric developed industries
will be started and will be
The completion OF the Panama canal will afford of marketing
commodities available facilities
bringing worthless commodities profit prod ucng
Douglas property on the 400 level
have far pure suphate the
tent of this still unknown This transported San
Francisco thence through the York CITY
at OF $40 ton The market this product
New York City is SIS ton Our product pure
only crush it. 1t will competition that of Missouri
which State monopozes the production same but the
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1911-08-12

Missouri barytes very impure, containing iron oN 49,,
H. out If also is associated with clay and to bring II 10 "
proper state of purity expensive concentrating p''e "
This oil the that could mehuoh'
a telling argument presenter 'o' '"'
coming west intensive farming than pesehtoay
crop conditions with those OF the MISSISSIPPI V"e "
", s aud Nor,west are in far better condition way
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-04-19
MEMBERS HAVE CONFIDENCE IN
PRECEDENT FEGARDiNG eoR
DER AFFAIRS,
BUT WILL INVESTIGATE
Resolutions offered in Both Branches
Calling For Committees CT In
1uiry--To Be Argued
Today.

Washington, April 1S. While rec
ogaiz!ng the gravity Of the situatiaa
in sMeyiao, congressional leaders to-
day appeared satisfied that President
Taft Is dting everything fossi5'e AMI
nowhcse Is there apparent he al.sNt-
est disposition u Interfere.
1t was learned at the close Of c
conference a. the White Horse today
attended BY Senator Callom and Re}
reSentatiyo salaer, chairman 70
sqec lycly Of tho senate ana house
ccmmitec on foreign affairs, th2'
President Taft for the present at
least does not contemplate sending to
congress special message dealing
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-04-19
TROUBLE IN THREE y
Enjoined from Making Schedule Ex
Guiding Quincy--Stormy Meeting
Of Managers.

Chicago, April 1S-The Three j
league was enioined today by lie
Sangamon county circuit court on pc
tition Of the base ball club of Quincy
from adopting schedule or playing
games in which Quincy was not pro
yided for unanimously directed Pres
ilent A. l.. Tierney to engage coun
sci and fight the injunction.
This action followed 4 stormy sess
ion in which Presiden NJ II. Sex
ton of the National Association OF
Professional Ease Ball Leagues advis
Tea the action taken questioning Quin
cy's good faith in its efforts to Gel
from the Central Association to the
league.
The storm began as soon as tle
meeting opened, Sexton started 1t by
questioning the means Quincy nae
used to get out of the Cen raj As
socation.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-04-19
GOVERNMENT REPLIES FAVOR
AELY-- WILLING TO NEGo-
TlATE FcR PEACE.
.fEDERAlS HOLD P|ETA
lnsurr4eto Fcrcc OF 600 Gaming From
Mountain Pass surpriscd by
Fire Of oltgosts
and Retired.

Aqua Prieta. April Is, When dar&,
ness fell over Aqua ricta tonight il
was undetermined whether the f5l-
eral troops of Lieut. Col. Dlaz woyla
retain undisputed possession of the
city CT whether rebel renforc aments
appearing srddenly f.om i.e west
ward this afternoon would preclpi-
tate another battle.
Watchers were surprised after a
day Of quiet to see cohtmA OF troops
move out Of the mountain passes IL
miles to the west of Aqua Pneta to
camp upon the plains in front of the
city. 1t was at first uncertain
whether this was a new rebel force
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-04-19

Springfield, III, April 18,-Governor
C. S. Deneen's secret departure for
Washington caused considerable com
rlent here DESPITE the fact that mem
bers of his office force say it has
no political significance. Rumors
thai it has to do with the LorimeT
bribery charges are prevalent The
governor was summoned to Washing
ton by President Taft, and rumors
say Mr.. Taft will ask Deneen to use
his influence to have Lorimer resign
The governor left Springfield without
2nouncement. Before his departure
he held long secret conference with
Senator Helm and other members Of
The senate investigating committee
No reason was given for the trip.
Chicago April Ex-senator Lori
wcr, returning from Washington, EN-
faatically denied that he conferred
with Senator Cullom relative to re
signing his seat in the senate. j
did have a talk with Senator Cullom''
apil he jarior senator "brt the
question Of a resignation was no dis.
crssed l don't care to tell You what
we did talk ahcut, but you can say
that the charges tfPt have been made
against me Were not discussed.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-04-19

or federal roinforcemcnts coming
from Canauai.
I'ne doubt was soon dlspellcd whcn
the column began its march directly
towards the city. The men were
m~Rtei and riding rapidly II was
made out with the aid o, Eeid glasses
that the apr 2aching force were il
srrrcctos.
As they approached tle out breast
works of the city the federal out.
pIsts opened long range rifle fire
which fell short. The column halted,
seemingly taken by surprise.
Apparently the approaching rebels
were unaware Of the actuai situation
in Aqua Prieta and were uncertain
whether the town was held by foe OF
friend. Finally the column wheeled
about ana started TO turn towards the
mountain and taen ii h;lted again
AS il stopped this time thete app ar
ed at the mouth Of tac mountait
canon second anl longer column
There are apparently more tnan 55t
men in the combined column.
cowboys who came into Agu,
Prieta abort this time reported tina
the force was that OF Juan Cabral
the noted insl.rfecto leader of so
Il IT..a nl,..lnd n Cacnnd Darn
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-04-19

with Mexican affairs,
In the house Representative Care
CT Tennessee offered a resolution III
recting the committee on foreign al
fairs to investigate the Mexican Stl
uation with special reference to con
ditions along ..he border Senator
stone Of Missouri offered a resola
lion Of similar nature in the senate
yesterday and proposes to speak IN
support Of it Friday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-04-19
CALL FOR SPECIAL
SESSION or LEGISLATURE

charleston, W. Va, April 1S,-Gov
Glasscock late today lssued call
for special session of the West Vir-
einia legislature on May 1G to enact
a state wide primary law which shall
include a provision for tae popular
nomination of senators, and to amend
the corrupt practices ac..
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-04-19
ROOM MATE OF LINCOLN

Bloomington. Ill. April 1S.-lIenry
Brown. aged %. room mate of ktrl
ham Lincoln when the latter was
practicing law here died on his farm
here today die had many letters
wri ten to him by Lincoln which he
6eqreahcd to the state Historical so
aiptv
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-04-19
Put His Foot In IL,

Miss Elderly showing photographs
And this is the dear old house where
was born
Mr.. Dopcy Stifl standing? Well,
well! They don't buils them nowadays
so that they last more than thirty or
forty years. Boston Transcript.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-04-19
CASE or BROWNE is
SIT FOR MONDAY,

- FUN WUNDNY.
Springfield, ~, April 49,, The trial
of Lee O'Ncil Browne. charged with
conspiracy to bribe in connection
with the alleged fish bin slush fund,
was tclay set for trial for next Mon,
day morning in the Sangamon coun-
ty circuit court. The case was set
at the request Of Browne,
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-04-19
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Standing Of the Clubs.
Where They Play Today.

Chicago at st, Louis
Cleveland a. Detroit.
New York at Washington.
Pcston at PHILADELPHIA.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-04-19
GOV.DENEEA' 'Sv|S|T|
SENSATIONAL DEVELOPMENTS
IN WASHINGTON FOLLOW
TALK WITH TAFT.
Eeicf That Illinois Is to Be Turned
Over to uressives--Lorlner
Case and Waterways
Discussed

Washington, April lS.--Goyernor De-
neen gave Political Washing on al
thrlll today, he has NE politicians
Norliag overtime tonighmt trying to-
fathGm the real significance OF the
held at the Senate This.
afternoon. They are unccra ain wheth
CT he added fuel 70 the flames inH
the Iorimer case or formed an ALLAN
&c with tho Progressive League to
prevent the capture by the Taft fore
os of the next Republican national
convention.
Accompanied by ReprcsentatiyeWii
son Chicago, Governor Deneen yisl
ed the Senate this afternoon He did
not 90 upon the floor, but entered
TIC Republican cloakroom. MIR. WI
son informed Senator Cullom Of the
governors presence and the senator
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The Cairo bulletin., 1911-04-19
Yesterdays Game.
Chicago-St. Louis, wet grouniE

Washington, April 1S.--Hughes
held New York to four scattered hits
today as Washington scored shut
out Hughes batting and Mayland's
fielding were he features.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-04-19

Detroit, April 1S.-lDetroit knocked
Kaler out of the box in the first in
ming and defeated Cleveland today.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-04-19
ipled with three men on bases.

Batteries: Wood and Carrogan; Ca
amore and Livingstone, Lapp.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-04-19

New Yorf, April 1S-Tho thirteenth
annual dinner Of tho American Asiatic
association viii be given at Delmoa-
icos, Fo2ty-faurth street ald Eth
avenue, New York, on the evening
of Tuesday, April IS. The guest of
the occasion win be his cxccllency
Baron Yasuya Uchida, the ambassa-
dor of Japan to the United States.
The main purpose of the dinner is
to celebrate the conclusion of the
new treaty between Japan and the
United States ana incidentally TO sup
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-04-19

ply a platform for an authoritative
reputation of the perniclous rrm9rs
which impelIl the friendly relations
between the two countries. Tho as
soclation in its official journal states
that it "can render no more nccos
sary service to the principles which
il was organized TO promote nor to
the greater cause OF the peace Of the
world than in irinsiug together = p,
rcscrtatye men Of both nations VA
the endeavor to check one OF ito
most dangerous and criminal forms
of the national agitation of our time"
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-04-19
Chicago ST. Louis Game of American
League Prevented BY Wet
Grounds--Pittsburg Was
Shut Out.
RATIONAL LEAGUE.
Standing Of the Clubs.

Where They Play Today.
Brooklyn at New York
st. Louis a, Cincinnati.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-04-19

Philadelphia April 1S.-Boston WOO
today's game by scoring Ii runs in
the seventh and ninth inning Collins
trlpled with three men on bases.
Score d =
Boston ...", ....'.l5 ~
philadelphia ...... -. .....5
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-04-19

Batteries Barmon aal rr2G. a.an
Burns and McLeah,
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-04-19

, lConcluied a Second Pagc.)
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-04-19

(concluded on Sixth Page,l
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-21

oil ,r'.r whore pro>p ung ANA sur
iIc' Indications point Co large and
tyr, rich ore bodies lr.k or trans
puration has had much to de- NIth
r,tardIng this indusu Win cheap
tram po-tltion this rp-uu VIII boeumc
nu, uf o., most Important mining dis-
tri't. oi the west iu mlr OF the two
distr..t bish ,alu,s hl., been proven
while others are NOV receiving attru-
tom from INVESTORS who arc proceed
WIN Development upon au extensive
scale.
Most I'M ,-tau' g. rus the districts
Whore values have o,cn established
H. that around Blaud in TN, Cochti
u,unttlns ~ ~nndulaI county Bii-
ter uud 'Nt'udcd litigation has done
moor thsa any other ,ou., Co rctard
thIt dl-tl.t vh.rh Ha. ulr,uuE proc
du.rd hundreds ot thousands pt dol
lars 100 high grade ,r, Ih" Nlpsmntlc
irnuu With Wan hau ,pp frei dc,p
na. produced SsG1, $500 ID .old ana Sill
WOW whit, 10. Lon, STAR Washington.
crown Point and u1H doe,u other
prup.riti,. have pcru u.s.N prpduu-
,rS
Th, Noluiyuto d-u,D. m th,
northern extension of tN. JeW"l range
~audo,al county. ha. shown nigh vale
Nos m copper and % Mr-, reduction
plant has been cun .'ra.trd tHcr. Tu,
district al-o carri's ,Nt.usiy, ouU Co..
posts Thc pmcitas di.'r.' ou tac