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Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1911-04-13
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Schedule in Elect Jan. s 1911
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1879 a. N. 6:37 y. III.
For Norton
9:45 q. N. sos p. N
LEAVE BLUKPIKLD
EAST BOUND.

9:15 q. m. for Roanoke, Lynchbure
Norfolk and all points on Shenandoah
Division. Pullman sleeper and Cafe CA
to Roanoke Pullman sleeper Roanoke r.
New York, via Hagerstown. Parlor CAL
Roanoke and Norfolk
7:20 8. m. daily for East Rsdford, Roam
oke and Norfolk Pullman Parlo,
car Roanoke and Norfolk.
2:20 p. m. daily for Roanoke, Luxembourg
and intermediate stations and the Sheu-
andoah Valley. Pullman sleeper Gary
to Philadelphia via Hagerstown. Cafe car
9:2S p. m. for Roanoke, Lynchburg,
Richmond, Norfolk. Pullman sleeper to
Norfolk. Roanoke to Richmond cafe car
WEST BOUND.
6:l5 .. m. for Jaeger and I1:30 q. N.
for Williamson.
$40 .. m. for WEIGH, Williamson, Ke-
nova, Portsmouth,, Columbus and points
West. Pullman sleeper to Columbus
Cafe dining cars.
2:15 p. m. for Gary and intermediate
stations. Pullman sleeper. Cafe car.
$500 p. m. for WEIGH, Williamson, Ks
nova, Portsmouth, Cincinnati, Columbus
st. Louis and the West. Pullman aleeperz
to Cincinnati and Columbus. Cafe car.
For additional information, apply a
ticket ONCE or to
: W. B. BEVILL, II. 2. BRAGG,
Gen. Psss. Agt: Ira. Pass. Agt.
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Russell County Convention.
TAzEwELL REPUBLICAN,
TaxeWell Va

TAzEwELL REPUBLICAN,
Tazewell, Va.
As the Republican party does not own
nor control local paper in this county,
will you please allow space in your val
liable columns for few brief comments
on our convention which convened Mt
Honaker on Saturday. April 1st, and
nominated a ticket for the different
offices to be filed by election this fall.
The convention was very largely at
terded-scsrcely a delegate being alb
sent from any district-and was charac
terizsd by more than ordinary interest
and enthusiasm. Almost every dele
gate had, at least, one or more good
men in view whom he wished placed on
the ticket, and thus it was there were
far more good men offered than there
were positions to be filled; hence many
good men went down in defeat before
the convention. (Most all Republicans
are good men-to be q TRUE Republican
goes long way towards the makeup
of good men and good citizens
Many of us lost "our man, " and many
of US tried to down some of the men
who were nominated. Some of us feel
sore" and are dissatisfed-alm almost
''balky." We were so anxious to have
the ticket made up a little different. )"
But, to be honest, and tell the real
truth. it is good ticket'-not a bad
man on it-all good citizens and true
Republicans.
To be plain, it is ''strong ticket"-"a
winning team"-but it could have been
just rs good with some of our other
good men on it-picked up from all
parts Of the county. Yes, some of us,
many Of us, are feeling sore and disap-
pointed; but, oh Russell, Russell, thou
dear old Republican Russell. We know
thou art strongly Republican, and how
can we forsake thee? How can we sac
rifice thee to Democracy
AS true Republicans, we should not
be too selfish to forgive our brethren,
to forget these wrongs, to bury our
strife and unite in one strong effort to
save our beloved county from the disss-
Ter which threatens her. The Demo-
Gratis realize our position and are plan
Ming the fight of their lives" during
the ensuing campaign, knowing well
Its now or never" Therefore. we
must not allow our personal feelings
and disappointments TO defeat our tick
ct. So may every true Republican join
In this resolution, that we can, we must
we will do our duty as true RepubIi-
cans and help elect our full ticket in
November.
A RUSSELL REPUBLICAN.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1911-04-13

Let us do your job printing.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1911-04-13

grandmother, Mary Jane Brown. de-
ceased, and interests in another mart Of
which were inherited from their GRAND
father, Patton j. Brown, deceased. and
interests IN another part of which were
conveyed to complsiuants bv certsin
deeds mentioned in bill.
And an affidavit having been made
and Med that the defendants. Ballard
Weodlngton ard Ella WedG;nSton. his
Wife, are not residents of the State az
Virginia, it ordered that thew do apneor
mere within fifteen days after due puh-
hcatlon hereof, and do what NAV he
necessary to protect their interests in
THIS suit. And il lie further ordered
That copy hereof be published once a
week for four successive weeks in the
Iszewel Republican, newspaper pnb-
hshed IN the county of TazewelI. Vir.
Elnia, and that copy be posted at the
front door of the Courthouse of this
county as prescribed bv law.
s. M. Graham, Clerk.
A copy-Teste:
S. N. Graham. Clark
]. Powell Royal.
Chapman & Gillespie. p. q.
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Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1911-04-13

your plan is honest, why were you 50
long ssserting it? Why did you keep
it from the people when they were
clsmoring for good roads in the years
gone by when, Mt last, maddened by
your silence and inactivity and thu dis
graceful conditions of our highways,
were forced to resort to the bond issue
statute? Yes, we are playing tricks, /"
but we are playing the trick that al
ways wins. We are playing for the
peoples rights, and we are playing the
trick that is, or will. expose yours. Let
the people say. Yes, we will catch
their votes, because they want us to
catch them. They helped US plan to
catch them, and the people are going to
have good roads, Notwithstanding your
'side-trsck" plan. Let The people say.
Now, in conclusion, want to say,
that this paper is written in the utmost
kindness, but the Issue needs plain talk.
We have no personal grievance against
any one, we only differ in plans and
opinions. If some things in this letter
are harsh, it can be explained by saying
we are following the example you have
set us. If you think it overdrswn, it
will be because you first suggested the
method by which it could be done. II
1t is untruthful, it is sufficient to an
swer the charges in your letter, and if
it IS offensive, it will be because you
choose to take il an Whethsr or MT
this answer to your letter is justified, l
will leave to the people to say, and
abide the consequences Of their judg-
ment
COMMITTEE FOR CLEAR FORK,
Per V. L. Sexton.
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TO ALI CONCERNED

AL persons are warned not to hunt or
otls5wlSe respsss On my lands west Of
mar31-1y r., Roz.,s
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1911-04-13

If in need of printing or have an ad-
vertisement you wish to reach the PEG
pie call up phone 66 and the matter will
receive prompt attention.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1911-04-13
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Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1911-04-13

VIRGINIA-In the Clerks Office of
the Circuit Court Of TszeweIl coun-
ty. March 23rd, 1911.
Leola NJ. Steele, an infant, who sues
by her husband and next friend, Ben C.
Steele, and Margaret E. Ascue, an in
FAINT, who sues by her husband and next
friend, Russell A. Ascue, Complainants,
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FOR SALE By ALL DRUGGISTS

Bend 1oc.. name OF paper and this ad- for our
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Each bAHk contains Good Luck Penny.
SCOTT 6 BOVINE. 400 Pearl St. New York
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-25
WILL NOT
 ALLOW HORSE RAGE
'1 Fndanger Pedestrians in the Canyon-Gra-
 ham Asks for S200

The city council held a brief meet ing last night. at which the father Of Miss Ophelia Graham the girl who was injured in a eave-in in Tombstone canyon near the city well several weeks ago, made a proposition to set tie his claim against the city by req son of the accident for the sum of s2O0. The council took no action on the matter.
 The matter of permitting a horse race to be run in Tombstone canyon on July f, as a part of the celebration program, was brought to the attention of the council and the acting city mar shal, Lowe Wright, was instructed to inform the Fourth Of July chairman that the race would not be permitted. on account of the danger that it would cause pedestrians in the streets.
 The council will meet on July 1 to approve salaries of city employees and will meet again on July 9, 10 comply with the law regarding the time when the city council shall meet as a board of equalization and will then adjourn over until July 6, when the regular monthly routine of business will be transacted and the work of tax equali- zation will be taken up.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-25
CAME ID HIS DEATH
 BY OWN CARELESSNESS
Spaniard Killed by Gaze at Oliver Shaft Subject
 of Inquest

The funeral os Santiago Rantevia, the Spa.4.-rJ ~Lo was killed at the Oliver shaft Friday morning, took place nom the pa.i.Ea oi ,lc ( II oB- dertaking establishment yesterday af- ternoon at f o'clock and interment was in Evergreen cemetery.
 An inquest 10 investigate the canse Of the rer's reoth was held at Lowell yesterday afternoon at 6:39 o'clock. presided over bv TudGe Owen Nurphv After hearing the testimony cf wit nesses to the accident. the jury de cided that the man came 70 his death through his o7- carcle-errc- and ir corrorated their conclusion into their verdict
 Rantevia had no relatives in Eis bee and hi- on'v raiqtive hrcrn '- hie mother, who resides somewhere io the republic Of Mexico.
 Fe va~ 2 clspuor ar the Oliver shaft, working On the surface. He was attempting to get Q car of the central cage when the underground men signalled the engineer to h2ul up the side cages. which automatically lowered the central cage, which caught Rantevia and d-asEe5 him ih between Jhe cage and the timbers, crushing his life out
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-25
'. W. [. \. PRETTY
 PLACE THESE DAYS
Members Taking Advantage of Attractive 0pportuni-
 lies at Association

There is no prettier place in Bisbee than the grounds surrounding the building occupied by the Young Wo- mems Christian association The grass, trees and flowers are beautiful. Ey- cry member is invited to ask her friends, both women and men, to see and enjoy the lawn and porch these beautiful days and nights.
 The lunches are dainty and refresh ing, served rom 11:45 until 1:15, and after lunch the guests enjoy sitting under the trees. Girls who wish to carry their own lunches are invited to do so and add to them some dish if they wish.
 There are some asking for Spanish and if those who care to study will report to Miss Jones, the secretary, classes will be organized at once.
 Young girls who wish to join a club should report Girls who would like to join a sewing class are asked to see Miss Jones this week without fail.
 There is an empty room at the as- sOctation for some young woman and there is no place in town any cheaper or so cheap considering what one gets for her money.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-25
GOLD HUNT HALTED
 BY-LACK OF WATER

Work on the placer claims in Ash canyon has had to be given over On account of lack Of water. The thin stream vhieh flowed through the can yon in the spring and winter months has gone dry and nearly all Of The .prosrectors have temporarily eeaSed work. Those who are sinking shafts in search of gold. however, are sttl at work
 The first evidence Of gold in Ash canyon was discovered last winter by Ben Morgan. 9 Bisbce prospector, and soon afterwards people fiocked there rom all over the county. Most 'f the claims were taken ID early Tn The rush and large number of these Eave been satisfied to wait for boom in order fha. they might sell at band some profit. Several Mexicans who arrived early on the scene have been until the drouth in the canyon, taking from ss to $I2 a day from the canyon by banning.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-25
s P Q R I s
BIG CROWD ID SEE
 TOOAY's BIG GAME
Colts and Queens Will Clash for Percentage at Warren
 This Afternoon

With fair weather this afternoon. the record crowd of the season should see the game between the Colts of Callahan and the Copper Queens
 Interest in the district league games has been increasing steadily since the season began. There is nothing else doing in the district today, no picnics or counter at fractions and every body will be headed parkwards Should today be a prototype of yesterday the weather for the game will be ideal
 The Colts have no percentage to gain by winning today's game. They already stand at the front of the bunch and their percentage will still be 1000 if they win, as they have not lost a game so far. If they lose. however. they will drop down to .666 and will have to associate with the Bankers and the Queens all in the 666 corral.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-25
GRANT ID ASK FOR
 NiHnRCF FRnn MIFf
New Turn in Fight Over Pos session of Ch.Id; Fathers
 Brother Here

Jack Grant, brother of Chris Grant the father Of the little boy around wNoea head a werr1 contest for ros session exists, arrived in the city yes terday from Tonopah, New. and ls the guest of his brother Jack Grant is a well known miOint- man and is hcgs at the Pclmcat mine a. Tonopah William 4. Kelly, another mining man a"9 Q friend Of Grants, is also in tho city.
 Grant says that there will be no let up in his contest for the possession of the child. He says that he knows where the child is being kept and that the house is under constant sur ycillance by his friends.
 To Ask Habeas Corpus
 It is said that he will attempt to get possession Of the child by a ha- beas corpus proceeding.
 Grant said yesterday that he would bring action for a divorce from Annie Grant and ask that he be awarded the possession of the child. Under the laws of the territory a person seeking a divorce must have been a resident of the territory for a year before a divorce can be obtained. and before action for divorce can be begun. Grant viii have been in the territory a year on July 1.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-25
LETTER FINDS ITS WAY ACROSS OCEAN
 ID BISBEE, ARIZONA
Without Address of Town, State or County, Letter is
 Delivered Here
FEATHER FOR BISBEE

Without the name of the town or the territory or state indicated there on, a letter has found its way to the hands of the person for whom it was after travelling across the seas from Liverpool, England, to New York and from New York across the continent to Bisbee, Ariz
 It will be recalled by Review read CTS that a young foreign girl recently travelled from Ontario, Canada, to Bic bee, Ariz., by the aid Of a tag which bore the inscription T am going to Bisbee, AriZ" That indicated that Bisbee is a by-word in the mouths of children all over the United States, Bisbee is known in the four corners of the world was the letter which ar rived yesterday.
 The Only Big Camp
 The letter was addressed to the American Mining and Development company. That was all. The address on the envelope did not state whether the American Mining and Develop ment company was in Kampehatka or the Canadian northwest. The word American indicated that the letter was for someone in America or the United States Of America. The letter re- posed in the mail bags on a White Star steamer until it reached New York. There was no such company do ing business in New York. But holdi The exchange clerk in the New York postofiice remembered that Bisbee is the biggest mining camp in the United States, so he sent the letter to the P. NJ. at Bisbee, who yesterday de livered the letter to the offices of that company here.
 Dsfodil: If New York is a large lit- tie city, how large must Bisbee that a letter from Liverpool finds it's way here without an address?
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-25
.BISbEE WILL STAY
 IN RIFLE LEAGUE
Expect to Trim Teams for Championship in Coming
 Contests

Bisbee dropped the championship of the Pacific Coast Rife league by los ing the match with Tacoma. and just for that the local club is going to stay in" and make it hot for some of the other clubs in the league during the second schedule of the league.
 If the locals had won they would probably have dropped out and chal- lenged the second winner at the end of the season, but they have deter mined to remain in the league. The impression prevails in cities where the other clubs are located that Bis bee would drop out and several Cali fornia towns had spoken for Bisbees place.
 Wili Shoot Today
 The rifemen will be out on the range this morning for practice at about 6.30 o'clock in order to avoid the mirages.
 The locals will shoot against Dickin- son, x. D., a week from today and on the morning of July they will shoot against a picked team from the Sixth cavalry from Fort Huachuca The next match after that win be on July 16, against Fort Pitt Of Pittsburg. Pa
 Only two men were on the range last Sunday morning and they were Mike Cunningham and Bob Lyons Both were in fine form and shot score of 49 out Of a possible 50, Lyons making nine straight bulls eyes.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-25
ED TOVREA IS SOME
 SHOT AT THE TRAP
Cuts Off Ten Birds and Wins Match With EIeyenth-
 MCVay Beats Hoyt

If Ed TOvres is elected sheriff of Cocbise county one thing is reasonably certain. Few criminals win get away from him on a fly shot. Tovrea is some sure shot. as was demonstrated yesterday aft ernoon at the Warren range when Tovrea defeated Alexander Murray in a ten-bird shoot
 Both men cleaned the 10 of the horizon straight hand running and then Tovrea ended things by clip ping the eleventh, Murray missing Tovrea took the match.
 Harry Hoyt, the crack shot here for the Winchester arms people. took a try-out with H. D. McVay and the latter cleaned him. getting 25 to Hoyt's 24 birds.
 Hoyt will give a demonstration of fancy gun work at the range at 23O this afternoon.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-25
MISS MAY SUTTON IS
 COAST CHAMPION

SANTA CRUZ, Cal. June 24 .- Two Pacific coast tennis champion ships were decided here this after noon and the most exciting games of the tourney were played before the largest audience of the week. Melville Long lost the title to Mau- rice Mclaughlin and Miss May Sut- ton defended her laurels by defeat ing Miss Mary Brown of Los An geles.
 In the Long Mclaughlin match, the score was 6-4, 6-3. 6-2. Miss Sutton defeated Miss Brown by s-1. to 6-4
 Anita Meyers of San Francisco defeated Miss Suiiey in a special woman's singles by 6-2 to 6-4
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-25
TRIPLE TIE IN OPEN
 GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP

CHICAGO. June 24.-J J. Nc Dermott of Atlantic City, Y. J., Geo. A. Simpson of Wheaten. Ills l, runner un to Chick Evans in the vrstav- o--c chamniOnship last year, and N. Brady of Boston hnished in t~in1a fi0 for the national open golf championship in the final thir- t. holes of the tournament at the Chicago Grlf clubs links today.
 Each had a score Of 307 for n holes. The play on 10 determine champion is scheduled Tor Mon day afternOnn.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-25
HARRISONJOHNSON
 CASE NOT DECIDED

The Cochise county case of W. E. Harrison & Co. against Oscar John son. to terminate lease held by Johnson for the Turf saloon, was up in district court at Tucson Thursday on a change of venue. Judge Camp bell took the case under advisemenS. The Bisbee attorneys and witnesses who have been in Tucson for several days have returned to Bisbee.
 When the trial jury reported yesteT- day morning Judge Campbell excused the members until Wednesday. June 2S. The action of w H. Daley against William B. Alexander and L. C.. Hughes against George Beebe are set for that date.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-25
WILL BALTIMORE BE
 NEW GLIB IF LFiGJE'

CLEVELAND. June 24.-Relative to a story from Detroit that Detroit of the American league is to be trans ferred to another city, the News to- eay says an emissary from the Balti- more club Of the Eastern league has conferred with President Ban Johnson of the American league. Charles Co miskey, owner of the Chicago Aneri- can club; Charles W. Somers, owner Of the local club, and other powers of the American lesgue.
 The News says.
 Secretary E. ". Hicks of the Balti- more club was in Cleveland last Sun day. He said he had met encourage ment from the men he talked with and had every reason to believe that f
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-25
CARD OF THANKS.

To the committee of the Irish Nationalists and my friends. I desire to take this means of ex- pressing my deepest gratitude for your elegant gift and generous as sistance in the contest at the pic mic of June 18th
 It Is a great consolation to real ize the opportunity afforded me to be 8 little help in so good a canse.
 May onr friendship always re- main as bright as the gift.
 MISS JESSIE NJ. TATE.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-25
TO SUE ELKINS ESTATE
 FOR MILLION IN TAXES

EJKTNS, w Va, June 24.-On the charge that the late Stephen B. Elk ins, United States senator. was de faulting taxpayer. motion for iudg- ment against his estate for Sf.0lt. 727.30 was filed by Prosecutor Kump in the county clerks o7ce here. Kump alleges that Senator ElkiDs failed to give a true list of his property, which should be assessed in Randolph cOun- ty, to the assessing officer. Defend ants in the present action are the Davis Trust company, ex-Senator Da- wis Elkins and S. B. Elkins, IT,, execu- tors Of the estate. Judgment will be asked in court on October TO-
 In the papers filed the late s. B. EIkins is declared to have forfeited to the state s375,043.40 in 1908 by withholding the true list of his prop erty. S297,773 in 1910. and in 1911. by similar failure Of his executors, S3I1,- 910.90 Interest will run against these claims if not settled promptly.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-25
BLIND MAD DOG WITH
 SAND TILL HE IS SHOT

ATLANTIC CITY, \. J.. June 24--A half dozen men prevented the biting of women and children by a mad dog on the beach by tossing handfuls of sand into the eyes of the animal. blinding it temporarily and permitting all to escape. 4 policeman killed the dog with two shots.
 The animal darted among a throng of bathers near Connecticut avenue, when the beach was crowded Cries of Mad dogi" caused a stampede into the surf. but many women and Chil- dren were too frightened to run. Then the men came to the rescue.
 A Good Cigar Comedy. Royal
 Parvis. comedy caTtOCnis-, in New rarsr Ornnaurn f0F1i uhf
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-25
Brief Local Items
German Student Leaves.

German Student Leaves.
 Herr Belowsky of Berlin. Germany. who has been in Bisbee for several days inspecting the mines of the dis trict. left yesterday for the Grand Canyon. When he completes his tour Of western mining camps he wfIl re turn to Germany and deliver a series Of lectures on American mines.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-25
SPECIAL PICTURES


 The management of the O. E Theater has announced that thB theater has secured five big reels lf special pictures for today's matt nee and tonight; also for Monday These pictures are considered the best that can be produced, and are the highest priced pictures on the market Special care is taken Tn the arranging and posing Of these pictures. as they are intended for leaders. The average picture shoB uses only one of these for a leader with the regular program Manager Schmid has decided 10 use five of these special films, instead Of hfs regular program for today and HOz- day.
 By this arrangement a rare tTuzzt is in store for the theater-going pub nc oI tnls district and no doubt the O. K Theater viii be hbeEaliy patronized.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-25
DANCE IN ROHOR OF
 , TWO YOUkG LADIES,

A dance was given at the WE- ren District Country club Friday evening in honor of two very charIz- ing visitors, Miss Ruth Powell wnD' Is visiting her sister, Mrs R F. felton, and Miss Ramonia Zander of Tucson. who is the guest of Miss Katherine Sims. Lone Wolfs Trust o. K Theatre.