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The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1911-01-10

mention the arrival of baby al
the home of Mr.. aud Mrs. John
Smith at the factory, some days
ago.
The proposition to spend 1896. :
600 improving Salt river has re-
celved the approval Of President
Taft. With an eye to his own
comfort in sailing two years
hence. no doubt.
The marriage of Mr.. Opha
Radabaugh Of Gilmer county to
Miss Mary Jane Richards. of
Chestnut Grove, occurred at the
brides home Wednesday of las!
week Here's luck.
The land sale at the front door
of the court house last week for
delinquent taxes was spirited
and vas well attended. The
list of tracts sold appears else
where in this issue.
Grover White one of White
Pines progressive young men.
was Il business caller at our office
Saturday. Mr.. White has our
thanks for all arrearaQes and y
a year in advance on subscrip-
ton.
The United States boasts of
100000, 600 population, including
the Philippines and Porto Rico.
But that is a good deal like a
man Boosting of his increased
weight because he has acquired
a ten-pound tumor.
Bulge, Marshall was taken
suddenly sick while on the Steam
er Edith H. Friday evening with
something like ptomaine poison
ing and had a severe convulsion.
We are glad to state, however.
that he has entirely recovered.
Senator Burrows. Of Michigan.
chairman of the Lorimer white
wash committee, was most zeal
Gus a few years ago in the effort
to eXpel the Mormon senator.
Reed Smoot. There were no
charges of bribery against Smoot
bnt it was alleged that he had
too many wives. What a fine
sense of moral discrimination it
Is that is Mortified by the bare
thought of polygamy but cuddles
up to bribery.
G A. Jarvis has taken out
brokerage license for the purpose
OF dealing in negotiable paper.
promissory notes, accounts, judg-
ments, etc. He will be ready at
all times to trade with anyone
having good property of that ma
ture who desire to convert it into
cash. Mr.. Jarvis will be in shape
to handle a great deal of such
as the banks here cannot handle.
and his new occupation will be a
big help to the community.
Warrington, Jan. 8. The Su-
preme Court Of the United States
today quashed the Panama libel
suit against the New York
World. On the same day the So
called Carmack amendment to
the Hepburn rate law. making
the initial carrier liable for loss
interstate shipments during
transporta ton, not only on its
own lines but also on those Of
connecting lines, vas declared to
be constitutional by the Supreme
Court of the United States. A
stubborn fight was made against
the amendment as radical de-
parture in rate legislation.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1911-01-10
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patrons throughout the state Who arc nov
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The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1911-01-10

A healthy mau is king bis
o"n right: on urboaltby man an
unhappy slave Burdock Blood
bittcrs build up ound health Obs
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The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1911-01-10
PUBLIC OPINION

Tried 10 the fire Of public opinion ior
fifteen years we think wc hove succeeded
when we have pleased over one Thousand
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1911-01-10
LOCALS AND PERSONALS.

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Outings at Chenoweths 4 3-4c
| yd
Hays, the little son Of Mr. and
Mrs. Lee Westfall Of, pleasant
Hill, is very sick.
ArbucRles and Rio Coffee 18C
at Chenoweths.
The little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Stump is very sick,
threatened with scarIatina.
Special reduction for few days
only at Chenoweths on his entire
lire OF shoes.
Airing and Dallas Stutler, who
have been visiting in Gilmcr
county for the past two weeks,
Ireturncd home Friday evening.
Take your Eur to Chenowcth,
he pays cash
Hon. j. NJ. Hamilton and Il. l..
Hays left Sunday for Charleston,
to be present at the opening of
the Legislature.
Reduced prices ON all winter
goods at Chenoweths.
We are glad to note that the
infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. II. Stump, of across the
river is improving nicely.
jim Yoak and Johnnie Johnson
left Sunday for Parkersburg to
attend Federal Court, the for
mer as a juror and the latter as
u witness.
viii johnson, of Bull river.
one Of the Chronicles valued
friends, was a business caller
one day las week. We are sor-
ny TO learn that he recently lost
one Of his big gray team horses.
These are lean and hungry
days Tor the little birds unless
thoughtful people provide for
them. A few crumbs from your
table. thrown out over the snow,
will furnish a good meal for
many birds and the eagerness
with which they attack the food
viii amply repay you for the
trouble Have you tried it?
The John Smith discussion in
Che GrantsvjIle News and State
journal is very interesting, to
themselves, and John Smith may
or may not be in the pen, hanged,
or at large, but if Shirley Mitch
ell had been permitted to settle
this dispute, John Smith would
have been properly executed
about a year ago, when he
pinched the gas stops" on the
town Of Elizabeth.
The gasoline packets have been
reaping a harvest since the river
has opened up. The Return and
Eth II each brought large loads
and The Clarence, il is said, had
the largest load of merchandise
Chat one boat has ever brought
from Parkcr5Jurg to this place.
Tha Harry w. is again ON her
daily trips from Creston to
Glonjsyille and she is doing a
.Gue business.
Somebody will be nominated
and elected United States sena-
tor Ii viii be someone who
wants IL and who has made
friends by working for party
success. Whoever ne may be he
Iouent not to be shot full of holes
before me is nominated. Manl
words now being uttered by dem
/ ocraJs may be handicaps to tho
next senator DO not imagine
for an instant that droncs Oh
/ dark horses are always popular.
/ Iagan Johnson, of nesr Hen
Irie.ta. who is now located a
BIe1eart Okla, has spent two
weeks visiting his home folk.
/ and friends i'm this county Hi.
/ mauv friends here win be- pleased
To- hear tha me is meeting will
success iu lhe west lie is now
q large stakeholder i'm one of tn,
Iarre5 department stores in Big
heart and HaQan is Johny-on
+ the spot and is RIGHT there look
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1911-01-10

good many people arc iurii. 3,
,ordo it in r.He Inc Icyu his
Accidents dl happen, bu lh.
he-tregoiated friics keen d.
lhomos Eolectric)J for such en-.
en@es Itwb5ucl tic pa rI
a.l'a .hc hurts,
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-01
MACH|NISTS PlANE
 DOWN BLUE JAYS

fhe Aaehinists. who also know something about bowling, handed it ts the Blue Jays with margin to ist of 45 points on the alleys of the Y. M C. A Saturday alght The machine-men held in their sentiment until after the jays were plucked, then wished them bet ter luck the next year. Thomas sf tae Eiachinists made high totai with 4s2 and his team mate. Butler came second with 4S4.
 Following is the tabulated score:
 Aachinists-Thonas- IFS 150 161 4ss.
 Butlsr-1e5 I65 I56 ASA.
 simmons loo 13I l13 S44
 Team total 1922
 Blue Jays-Powell-I49 154 i3l f4e.
 walsh--I2s 1ee s s7s.
 oi--1lT I5s 1S5 4s1.
 Team total 1277..
 Monday night al the Y" alleys the Time Keepers will have a go with the Sprays.
 After the bowling game, a New Wear reception was held in the a- soclatiOn parlors at which a must ssl program was rendered and refre sh- ments served A steroptican vaule vile was also on the boards. On the stroke of twelve, the members of the association and thesr friends gathered on the porticos and watch d the heavens for auguries for a hsspy New Year. 1911.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-01
LEWIS FuNERAL ropAY

Funeral services over the remains of Adelbert V Lewis will be held this afternoon from the Masonic Temple, at ? o'clock, the Masons having charge. Expressions of re gret heard in the city 7-yesterday ; were numerous as Mr. Lewis was not alone one of the best known. but also one of the best liked msD in Cochi8e county. The tributes paid to the man and his character by the public generally showed the genuineRess of the liking and re spect felt for him. The Elks and Odd Fellows, both orders of which Mir. Lewis was a. member will turn out enmasse to attend the funeral 4 number of people from all over the county are ex pected to attend also
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-01

IN. r, around the Statue Of Libert ? for prize of S10.0OO, Moissant came to have the name of fearless ness in the air. Today sudden
 T of wind caught him within 500 feet of the earth. turned his machine, over, and a broken neck terminated his career.
 Hoxsey, after a year of uniform success with a Wright aeroplane, in which he had come to have a name for reckless daring and, only within the week, had set the new worlds altitude record at I1,474, then sailed more than 4,0O0 above Mount Wilson, ran afoul of the same kind of shifty, treacherous wind when a matter of 600 feet in the air and a minute later the crowd started in horror across the field where a broken mass of hu- manity lay beneath a torn bit of canvass and some broken spars.
 Forecasts of the fatal accidents were made in both instances. A fifteen mile wind, with gusty in- tervals, caused hanger attendants to shake their heads at Moissant, oNN IS AduSucu hl them ana S3lIeG for try at the long-distance, sus- tained-1ight record and the Michelln cup with it's attendant S4.00O prize Death is victor in the long contest it has fought with the daring Chi cagoaB.
 When Walter R. Brookins and Hox sey. who with Parmalee was alone left of the Wright exhibiting teams wheeled their machines out, warn inss wre offered by a score of other flyers each of whom bore a record for daring in the air
 Its too full of holes uD there today" they all agreed, ~its lust like Swiss cheese; better stay on the ground" Boxsey milling as he had one day wheG, with q sim. liar wind, gone far into the hl, e to new worlds record for height !. again took the air His barci iii. ciiI running when the crow B. reIe h es the Leap Of humanity and rap- 'ass ahi broken sticks, shoyeI Ii.e ,alal dTtq ,a ed when t7 av-. 3r aai come down within 563 feet Of the ground
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-01
other Air Victims.

NEN YORK, Dec. 3I.-Counting tioNsey and Moissant today, 2S avia- tors and passengers were killed thj, year by falling from heavier than
 air machines. against five sn the two years previous. And these three years comprise a working history of the sport in 1908, Lieut.. Thomas F. Seifridge, |. S. A, fell with Or vile Wright in the first public trial Of an aeroplane al Fort Meyer.
 He was the first passenger and the first man killed by a self-sustained machine. Other Americans dead, all killed this year, are Johnstone, Hox- sey and Mossant. The record of aviation this year. bore out the fore bodings of the veterans who. when the devices first began 10 flock the air, warned: Watch the death list" Following is Q complete list of the dead. De La Grange, Leon; at Bordeaux. France. Jan. 4. Leblon, Hubert; San Sebastian, Spain. April 2 Michelln Hauvette; at Lyons. France, May 13 De zose- ly. Aindan: Budapest. Hungary, June z. Robt Thadeus. Stettin. Germany, June IS Wachter, Charles; at Rheims, France. July g. Kilet. Dan iel; at Ghent, Belgium, Aug. 2. Rolls. Hon. Chas Stewart: at Bournemouth, Eng, July F. Vivaldick, Marquis; Lieutenant Italian Army. near Rome, Aug. 20. Van Maasdyk. A.; near Arn helm. Netherlands. Aug 27. Poillot, Edmund. Chartre5. France. Sep. 25- Cvhavez Caarpee- nOrnodOssOla Itafy Sep. 27 P,ochman. Muhlhausen; Germany, Sep. 2S. Heinrich, Hans; in southern part of Germany. Sep. 2S. Maziewich, Captain. St. Petersburg. Oct. :. Madiot, Captain; Douai. France. oct. g. Mente, Lieutenant; Magdeburg, Germany. Oct %. Nj chard. Ferdinand; Issy Les Moli neaux. France. Oct. 27. Sagiiotte, Lieutenant; CentoselIo. Italy, Oct 27. Johnstone. Ralph: Denver, Colo. Nov. F. Grace, Cecil S.; lost in English Channel, Dec. 22 Laffort, Alexander. Paris. France. Dec. 2S. Senor Piccolo, San Paulo Brazil. Dec. 26. Cammarota, Army Engin. eer and private; Centose latIoy,n ger and privte; Centosello. Italy. Dec. B. Paula, Marquis: Paris France. Dec. 2S. De Caumont. Lieut.: St Cyr., France, Dec. 3. Hoxsey, Arch; Los Angeles. Cal, Dec. 31 Moissant, John B; New Plans. La, Dec 31.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-01
DEER ARE PLENTIFUL

Passengers arriving on the South western morning train Saturday re- port seeing three deer on the right of way of the road near Crooks Tdn nel. At the approach of civilization mounted on an iron horse the deer ran back into the hills The pres ence of so many deer in the hills near this city nO doubt augurs something not to be found in the almanac, but whether it is to be a happy new year of a blizzard no one knows It is a fact that morr deer have been seen in the hills near the city this winter than in several years past and a number of hunters have possessed themselves of trophies.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-01
eANKs cLose MoNpAY

January of the new year. which b. the rules of arithmetic will be 1911, will be a legal holiday and all of the banks Of the city will be closed, thus giving the clerks in the counting houses two holidays hand running, January 1. :he first day of the new year being on Sunday. All over the city lass night watch parties of young people gathered at the home Of friends and god-speeded the cid year and wei oomed the new. The new year was ushered in with the usual customs. The rass word is Happy New Year Pass it along.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-01
DANCE HIS EVENING.

Invitations have been issued tO a dance at Fair Hall Sunday evening by the newly formed club Of devotees or the quadrilla. composed of the younger Mexicans Of the city. The author of the club was '. Araiza. The dance committee is composed of Enrique Bautista, NJ. NJ. Graio. Ramon Fmbres, F Araiza and Ar fredo Garcia. An orchestra. has been retained for the occasion and refresh ments will be served in intermis- siOns.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-01
srARs AFTER LOWELL

The Canyon Stars. of the game or rugby. are not content to +- tle recent victory of the LoWan team over them stay put and the- is DOW WOW among them for an other date with the victors They prefer to have the go on change day if the Bisbee Reds fail 10 ac- cept the challenge recently sent them by the Stars. Should the Reds not act on the challenge game will be arranged with the victorious Lowell
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-01
LocAL MAI Is HEIR.

A suit that has been before the New York courts for the past twenty years. has again been decided in the New York Court of Appeals, in favor of the Johnston heirs The property in litigation is in the city of Buffalo, and is said to be worth millions. What the next move in the courts will be is not known yet. Granvil Johnston Of this city is one of the heirs
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-01


 The eight year old daughter Of A A. Nymans. of Upper o. K lrive IS suffering with a broken arm as a result of fall from stone steps near the Nymans resident. The accident occurred about { o'clock Friday afternoon when the little girl was playing in front Of the residence The arm was broken just above the wrist The little girl was immediately taken to the c. and A. dispensary and the injured wrist set Emil Lundgren, lt years s'c, r,ayIate of tie little Nylnans child fustssncd a like injury at the same locality on December 2c. Lack of railing aioneside the steep steps caused the accidents
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-01
HATCH IN CITY

Charles Hatch, an old time resi- dent of this district, is in the city with his family 1t is probable that Mir. Hatch will decide to io- cate either here or at Douglas Mf. Hatch when formerly in this city was connected with the Copper Queen hospital force.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-01
CATHOLIC LADIES GIVE BALL.

The ladies of the Catholic church of this city gave a ball last Friday evening. which was largely attended. The supper was gyen in the store rooms of Frank Abrill. A street car nival has been in progress all this week. occupying the depot park, and notwithstanding the cold evenings, thcy are meeting with some success.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-01
STANDS ARE NUMBERED.

The curbing of the street in front of the Copper Queen office building has been divided into imaginary stalls by the city authorities for the use Of the public transfer wagons. Spaces have been marked of on the curbing ard numbered with paint, the stalls .anning from i to 10
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-01
Ds YOU know that fully nine

De you know that fully nine out sf every ten cases of rheumatism are simply rheumatism of the mus cles due to cold or damp. or chron- ic rheumatism. and require TO in terRsl treatment whatever? Apply Chamberiain'ss Iiniment freely and see how quickly it gives relief For ale by all druggists.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-01
CITY TO PAY DEBTS

The New Year resolution of the city of Bisbee is Resolved: That we will pay our old debts. Action looking to this end was taken by the fnance committee of city coun- ell Friday evening when the com mittee approved the payment of warrants amounting to approximate ly s20.060. which includes all indeot edness up to the year 1908 and a part of the obligations of that year. The payment will be made imm' diatesy. it is said
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-01

Medicines that aid nature are al ways mosg effectual Chamberlain's Cough Remedy acts on this plan t allays the cough. relieves the lungg opens the secretions and aids nature in restoring the system to healthy condition. Thousands have testified to its superior eXcell- ence Sold by all druggists
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-01
SHOWS eoLp NUeeETs.

Ii M- Larranaga. who owns three claims from which promising gold bearing ore has been taken, arrived in the city Saturday Afternoon brinl ing with him several nuggets which he look from placer claim The nuggets weigh about an ounce. Mir Larranaga declares that the war story sent our of Fl Paso to the eff feet that the revolution had spread to that section is untrue. The peo- pie of that part of the country-the Mexieans-do not know anything but cutting wood.' said MT Larranaga and they do not know that there is a revolution because no paper ever reached that region from the outside world
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-01
ATTENTION ODD FELLOWS

All odd Fellows are reque sted to assemble at the odd Fellows Hall 1 at 1:15 D. m, Saturday to attend the funeral cf Bro A. V. Lewis.
 Wm. TAYLOR,
 Noble Grand
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-01

Weez buying cough medicine for children bear in mind that Cham oerlain's Cough Remedy is most eff .eetaal for colds. croup and whoop- ing cough and that it contains no harmful drug For sale by all drug =fsts
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-01
JACOBSON PLEADS GUILTY

I. Jacobson. against whom d complaint was sworn to Thursday upon the charge of peddling without county license, entered a plea O. guilty before Judge High yester day and paid a fine of ten dollars. He paid the same amount upon pleading guilty to similar charge hled hv the citJ. Thursday
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-01
Ela1hDAY PARTY.

The birth Of a new year and her own birthday were happily combined
 n a celebration Saturday nigh: v Mrs. L. A. Brown who entertained a party of her friends at her home Among those who were present were Mrs. Ward Hoover, Mir. and Mrs. S. K. Williams. Mr. and Mrs. B. Blount Mrs. o F French and Mr. Nichols Many Of her friends remembered Mrs. Brown with handsome presents. SeaIshirt Ovstcrs-Tovrea's.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-01

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 31.-The tragic death of Hoxsey, who was scheduled to participate fin the avia- tion meet beginning here next Sat urday. will not interfere with hold ing the meet. Arrangements will be perfected to have Eugene Ely fly from and return to the deck oi one of the cruisers of the fleet now anchored in the harbor here.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-01
HOxSEY MEETS DEATH

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 nel to London with a passenger, and later finding himself without a ma chine. buying one from a friend and within ten minutes starting on his winning flight from Belmont Park.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-01
. . . . . . @V%% . : : . PERSONAL MENTION . . . ( . . . . . . ( . < < . .

N .h. Flora returned. yesterday afternoon from Tombstone seaIshipt oysters-Tevrez's
 l. D. Taylor returned yesterday afternoon from trip to NogaIes- seaIshipt oysters--Tovres's.
 C. C Thompson returned from Cananea yesterday afternoon. sealships oystsrs-TOvrea's.
 J. F. Logic of the Douglas Dis patch was in the city yesterdag seaIshipt oysters-Tovrea's
 Sheriff Jack White returned to Tombstone yesterday afternoon.
 William Bernstein returned to Cen anea yesterday morning after a bus mess trip to Bisbee.
 H6OOLO ELI FhESH EGGS
 Fore sale at 60 cents per dozen. Phone Lowell, 4 Mrs. E. M Dur ley. 5s.
 L. L. Gilman returned Saturday from a business trip to Los An geles.
 Mrs. P. D. McVey returned yes terday from Kansas City where she visited relatives.
 Attorney F. B. Corr is spending New Years day at Hamburg with friends.
 Al Neville is in the city, return ing from Coffeyville, Kan. to Can anea Mexico, where he was iaI business several years ago. The street cars all stop in front of Geo. Roberts Main Street ~Thst good place 10 sst" ...
 United States Attorney Morrison and Mrs. Morrison and infant daughG CT left yesterday morning for Tombstone.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-01
susTAlhs BROKEN coLLAReoNE

Otto Cchmidt, better known as Dutch" sustained a severe fall yes terGay afternoon on the sidewalk in front of the Shattuck saloon, having his collar bone broken and being badly bruised Dr. Cohen was summoned to attend him and later the injured man was re
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-01
FREEI FREEl FREEl

We have discontinued our rer- chants lunch, but will have a FREE lunch every day from eleven thirty to two thirty. Office Saloon
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-01
sREAks coLLAR eoNs.

Otto Schmidt. a well-kown local eaaracter. suffered the misfortune of q broken collar bone by falling in q Brewery gulch saloon Friday night He was immediately taken to the c. & A. hospital and the fractured bone sivea surgical attention
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-01

When given as soon as the croupy oosgh appear Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Till ward of an attack of creup and prevent all danger and cause Of anxiety. Thousands of mothers use it successfully. Sold bv all druggists
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-01
ATTENTION ELks

All Elks are requested to attend the funeral of our late Brother A. V. Lewis, Services ? D. m.. today. at Masonic Hall
 T. C. McGRATH,
 Secretary
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-01
sERvIAN cLue pRAMA.

The Servihn club of this city. will present dramatic production Sun day night at the Pythian castle. af- ter which they will tender smoker to the members of the organization ard their friends. The play or diama will be given in the ServiaD ian"7iage
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-01
. . ( . ~ C > . < x q . . ( . CITY NEWS IN BRIEF ( ' . ( . ( ( . . . ( c . . . .
WILL HAVE JURY TRIAL

Michael Scanlon. charged with is- saizg fraudulent order to the Brew cry Gulch restaurant. demanded a rial by jury when he was arraiged sefore Justice High and the trial has been set for January { at 2 o'clock Y IS.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-01
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR RENT-Furnished room suit able for one or two gentlemen
 Apply Hoy residence. 6S Claw
 son Hill. Phone 95 8S
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-01

The Original 5udweiser beer on draught, and 9-year-oid Taylor Whiskey at George Roberts on Main Street "That good place to eat"
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-01
SUFFERS INJURED BACK

While lifting a heavy timber yes 1eTday at the Gardner shaft of the Copper Queen. Antonio Buffone an Italian miner. sustained 6 severe y strained back He was removed 10 the company hospital and will be unable to resume his labors fer several days.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-01
ATTENTION MAsoNs

The funeral of Bro. Adelbert Lew is will be held from the Masohs hall today D. IF. intetI' ergreen Cemetery.
 JOHN T. ABRAMS
 " NJ
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-01

..Hannan and Graham, formerly E. 8. Mason Go.