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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-24
spot for a home free from the noise
and hustle of the city.
HIGH CLASS ART AT
THE BLIGH THEATER

Col. Hofer is an advocate of high
class art in the moving picture shows
and has had prepared slides of ten of
the great masterpieces which will be
put on at the Bligh theatre on We'd
nesday evening -- Christmas night.
They will be presented twice in addi-
tion to all the other good things on
the Bligh program. Col, Hofer says
there is no reason why sacred pic
lures should not be given the masses
of the people in the picture shows,
and the time will come when the pic
lures will be used in all the churches.
From an educational standpoint the
motion picture is as far ahead of the
mere spoken sermon as the cartoon is
ahead Of the printed page in telling the
story of the day. But there is no rea-
son why a good speaker cannot accom-
pany a motion picture, and add to the
pleasure. 1t will take a high order of
entertainer to keep up with the inter
est of the pictures themselves.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-24
The Wires
Put out by
the Storms

The telegraph wires to Portland
Wen, down this morning. as a result
OF the storm, and as a result Tho
Journals wire service was very bad.
" crippled. Up to noon Portland was
en- the map SO far as Salem is con.
cerned Some little stuff drirted In oc.
easionally from the south. the wires
not being completely out in that direc.
ton but evidently suffering pretty
badly from q pre-Chrismas jag The
storm certainly put a crimp IN the
news service and made a lively day
for the man who used to be the horse
editor, but who is now promoted. and
that individual will be heard from no
more forever in the bright columns
OF The Journal,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-24
Farm MEETINGS
PROVE INTERESTING

A series Of monthly meetings for the
study Of agricultural conditions has
been instituted at St Paul by l.. j.
Chaplin, farm management expert CON
nected with the Salem Board of Trade.
The first OF the meetings was held
Saturday night
The plan to be followed chiefly in
the gatherings Of farmers will be the
selection to address each meeting
some outside speaker who is compe-
tent TO teach agricultural subjects.
MIR Chaplin will also give an address
lat each meeting
Mr.. Chaplin is enthusiastic over the
interest that Is being shown in the
work by the people Of st. Paul About
80 We're present at the meeting Of Sat
urday night While the st. Paul re-
gion has been devoted chiefly to hop
growing, the dairylng industry is be-
ginning to be followed extensively
This subject viii receive lts share of
attention in the monthly meetings.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-24
A Practical Present


tuNwED PRESS LEASED wmu.l
New York, Dec. 24.-As a Christmas
present to its employees and particu-
larly to its unskilled workers, the
United States Steel corporation an
Inounced today that general wage in
crease had been decided upon,
The announcement says in part:
"At a meeting of the presidents Of
the subsidiary companies Of the United
States Steel corporation, held last
Thursday IL was unanimously voted
that in the near future there should
be an adjustment Of the wage scale
that will result in material increases
particularly respecting common labor
The exact amount of the increases and
the dates upon which they will be-
come effective will be determined
within a few days"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-24

cellent entertainments, to be given
early in the new year.
About a year ago the citizens of this
suburb got together and built a hall
for public meetings. Shortly after
they purchased a piano. They still owe
some on these improvements, and the
proceeds of these entertainments will
be used to pay off these debts.
Sunday school, preaching and Chris
tian Endeavor services are held each
Sunday, and there are numerous other
gatherings which seem to demand
these improvements. The community
is not blooming" but is making a sub
stantial growth that will endure and
lead to better things in the near fu-
ture.
Among the Improvements of the last
year have been the granting by the
Portland, Eugene & Eastern R. r. Co.
Of the same service that is enjoyed by
the city of Salem. The extension by
The Capital Journal of its delivery
system. A year ago all papers came
by mail; now there are two hustling
Journal boys busy from the time
school is out until away after dark,
bringing the evening paper to the peo-
pie of this community
There are now several houses Of su-
perior design ard finish nearing com
petion, which would be a credit to
any community.
Already the business mel OF SaleM
aIe beginning to see in this the ideal
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-24
TURKEYS
DISTRIBUTED TODAY
UNITED rnrss LEASED wmrl

Washington. Dec. President
Tafts Christmas turkey gifts were dis
tributed TO employees Of the White
House today Only Helen and Robert
TAFT, Of the presidents family are
spending the holidays In Washington.
A Christmas dance IS to be given by
Miss Helen Tait at the White House
Friday night
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-24
VICEROY OF INDIA ATTACKED.
Continued from page 1.)

Fears are expressed that it may have
been a manifestation of Moslem resent
ment at the British occupancy of the
ancient Mohammedan capital of India
1t is asserted that a warning reacf-
ed London some time ago that violence
would be attempted by Mohammed9ns
on the occasion of the state entry of
the viceroy into Delhi.
Great sympathy is extended to Baron
and Baroness Hardinge as a result of
the attack and much admiration is ex-
pressed over their courageous conduct.
According to accounts received here
tonight the viceroy underwent two
operations for the extraction of pieces
Of bombs that penetrated his shoulder.
The viceroyal council held meeting
today at Delhi to discuss the appoint
ment of substitute for the viceroy in
case Baron Hardinge is incapacitated
for a prolonged period.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-24
Card Of Thinks.

We wish 10 express our gratitude
and thanks for the beautiful Flowers
and for the sympathy and help OF the
many friends and ncighbor8 when our
baby, Lois, was taken from us.
MIR AND MRS. n. NJ HOFFNELL
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-24
SALEM HEIGHTS is
COMING TO THE FRONT

A Salem Heights subscriber writes
The Journal as follows.
Last week the Salem Heights Devel-
opment League held a very successful
meeting. Plans were laid for two ex-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-24

The Albany Herald tells Of the sec
ond crop Of raspberries now ripe and
being picked December 10. It adds
that there will be ripe berries picked
from the patch Christmas day.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-24
DIED.

| INEDHAM-At the family home on
North Fourth street, Monday, De-
cember 23, 1912, Almira Needham,
aged 49,
Funeral services will be held from
the home at II o'clock Thursday.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-24

Representatives of green grass and
roses in bloom are more appropriate
than snow scenes anyway, for Christ
mas time In this region.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-24
ARRESTED FOR THEFT
OF TWO YEARS AGO

Seattle. Wash, Dec 24-Clem shep.
ard. purser on the steamer Hun.Do'o'
was arrested today on charge OF nav.
ing participated in the big go.d 'nel'
two wears ago. by which $4,000 worth
OF gold bullion was EXCHANGED Tor Ie'.
The gold came from Alaska ana
was loaded on the Humboldt at s3's
vav. The substitution was not dlsco'.
cred until the supposed bullion con
tained in heavy steel boxes was len
in the local assay office.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-23
WEST POINT VISITED
BY ELECTRICAL STORM
Lightning strikes Buildings In Vnri-
Gus sections Of the Tovn-Pcoplc
Are Tcrror-Strickcn.
ISpecial 81 The Times -Dispatchl

Special to The Times Dispatch
West Point Va July 22.-The
greatest electrical storm for years.
possibly the greatest that ever visited
west Point struck here Yesterday
evening from 40 o'clock until near
~ midnight lightning struck in
many places in ali sections of the
town. houses, trees ana poles The
old Dominion Industrial Company had
its sign Knocked down. The home Of
II. b Edwards was struck and an up
stairs room had the side torn out. the
lightning running down the timbers to
lattice porch. tearing the wire door
to pieces and scattering weatherboard-
ing and timber abroad
The Hotel Thomas on seventh
Street kept by colorcd people. was
struck and injured badly. People were
terror stricken all over the town y
heavy rain fell and greatly revived
vegetation.
The bill for an appropriation OF
$4,000 to build new post Office in
Yves, Point has been introduced in
Congress and referred to the proper
committee. a committee representing
the Chamber OF Commerce and the
Town Council returned from Wash
ington -. G. on Friday. whcro the
members had been to confer with the
representatives from this section rela l.
tive TO the new building.
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nInEcroHs FILE ANSWER.


Especial 70 Tho Times Disnatch1
bristol Va. July 22-Directors Of
tho defunct citizens Rank Of Bristol.
which failed owing depositors s375.-
900. have fled an answer to a bill Med
by lrhy Hurt. which bill seeks to
hpld tn" directors responsible for All
losses occurring on account Of the
iaiinr" The directors deny that tho
failure resulted from their negligence.
heN also deny any knowledge that
j. u Bryan their principal borrower.
mad not long before coming to Bristol
MED petiton in bankruptcy in order
TO escape obligations in another in
stance Tho money due depositors was
provided for through an arrangement
with the First National Bank OF
Bristol
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81
NEGRO SAWS WAY OUT OF JAIL.
WINS Under Sentence of Five Ycnrs for
Shooting AT officer.

Special to The Times Dispatch
Louisa. Va. July 22-Seddon Poin-
aeNier the negro man who was con
hned in jan here. sawed through the
IRON bars Of the window and escaped
last night He was tried and con-
Nlcted some time ago for shooting At
Sheilm Andrew Wash, who Went to
arrest him here He was sentenced TO
I'VE years In penitentiary. The brood
hounds were brought to tho Jail but
failed TO TRAIL him
Tne store house belonging TO James
crank ar Nigor with all the contents
vas burned some time sunday morn
ing very Early Origin of the ire is
not known. hut it is supposed to have
caught accidentally
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WOMAN DIES A. RESULT
OF EFFORTS 10 END LIFE.
Special to The Times.Dlspatchi

I"ptVIal TO INC Times Dlspltch.l
charlottesville Va. July 92-Mrs.
Bette Stratton, widow. who ATTEMPT
ID 20 end her life two weeks ago rs
swallowing an even dozen tablets OF
hichloride Of mercury died yesterday
~ tho University Hospital The NO
man took the tablets ln TIT OF d,
pondcmcy. Members OF Tho family and
friends had noted Tor some time grow
inS eccentrlcities Of conduc; ana
mood-marked b. morbid imaginations
and seasons OF lbject dcpression-but.
ol course did not anticipate such a ter
rible deed. Mrs Strattou leaves a fam
i.y Of three girls and one boy Two are
Dung women attending tho University
81 Virginia Summer School.
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Chesapeake & Ohio Railway

.eoA. Local Daliy--Ne,yport News
e.l' ocal-Daiiy-Ch'tiue. Ex sun
thurmond.
~ ~ A'-E1nies1- Day-Sorfolk Ola Point.
- 20 loon Expsess- Daiiy-Nortolk ola IL.
:, !, : - Il t.Npiess-Daily. Gin. L'yiue.
5.e0 P.--Local-Dany-N. News. Old poln,
- P.-Local-t;x. sun.--cordon.vine.
'S'-o F-Local-Ex. sun.-LchbS Natural
Bridge. Clifton Forge
$40 P.-Liinlted-Daiy- C!ncin.u. ,-btc,yo
i. 90 P.-E~piess- Daily --clnc!Gna,l. L'ylne
'sleepers. fPar.or Car. ''''
.itA!Ns Athl'E R!CHNOSD-i-ocal rom
East siV a. u. s:n p. ~ Through from
East II $50 - NJ. 2N +. NJ. GO Z. Il Local
rom west $40 = NJ. 1875 a ~. md
u and 2:Co l. M -
James River Line: ..S.ss A. NJ Gao p NJ
DAILY es-pt cunde-
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Couple ON noo-Miie walk.

Special 20 The Times dispatch
Harrisonburs Va, July - ON a
9eo-mlc walk from Reading. Pa. Pro-
fessor ana Mrs A. NJ Toler arrived in
Harrisonburg 20 spend a day or two.
Their destiny is Pikesviile. Ky They
carrie very light baggage and are
cnjoyine the experience. though at
times they have 10 argue with sus-
p!ciouS farmers on the way. Prcfcs-
sol Toler will teach next year at buns
moro Business College, stanton. hav-
ing resigned from the Reading public
schools.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-23
N ew York
Stock Market

Now York. July % Indications of-in-
croasing confidence In general eondi-
items wcro reflected in early operations
on the Stock ENchangc to-day. but tho
movement fattened ont later leavine
quoted values without material chance
Pressure against certalA leaders pas-
ticnlarly United STATE, steel Union
racine and Reaiine was probably vc-
sponsiblo FOR the reversal steel was
The foremost feature. being quite
heavily SOLD after IT'S fractional open
irt advance
NO news accompanied the houida-
ton on short selling either than tine
~ opinion ani some concern respect
ing ihe c0cc, of the r.poits dcallu-
with the steel Corpoynii,n soon 10 me
issued hy the Stault committee. ia.
ih list of special stccks the recon;
activity iu tho tobacco sues was re-
samcl. with sains rsnsi-e from two to-
seven points Th. marEot as whole.
"iened wien preponderarco OF cavor-
"plo news. inclgclne W. stern advices.
ieillne OF TIE ucrrlel crac 'uf trade h,t-
" meni and monetary Improvement in
ttri section ss Wei as ,ne scarcity ct
iahor To nandle crops bankers west
ana southwest of Chica-, confirm re-
poits OF increased funds at the same
time asserting that little Eastorn
money VIII b" needed 20 move the
larec acmcultural output
Sends here We're s.sacN with total
fai's' par NAlue amountiuE Up >i.ni6.-
rni'ei States -ovcnm,nD we're uu-
ehaascd on CAM
Sew YORK. Jui. -Mouey GA CAN
steady . 8-40s pse cent ruling rate.
Us Time loans .uev sINt- DAYS . 2 4
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MISCELLANEOUS MAnKErs.
PETER snuRG PEANUT MARKET.

PETER BURG PEANUT MARKET
Reported by Rodgers. Mccube y 20
fe;ersours Va. jay Peanuts-Spar-
isA Market iTn; .armei4' Spanish :.i.s
PER pushed Jumbo spanish. $40 per busbef.
40 sAelea spanish 5.c per TO-. No :
snfNef spanish g. per 10 VirS!ntas-Mnr-
80 hTm fancy Jumbo A. ner 10 fancy
.,hndpieHed. ~ a.c pe Rib. extra -rins
rs per 70. prime. SIC per 10. machine
.,Rei' fS'.o per To- Smelling stock. We
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noticed on the day Of the shooting that
h. was acting queegly. To several
persons upon whom he called to sell
fruit trees he appeared NERVOUS chew
Ing mis- lips and biting his nails and
giving other evidences ~ disorde.cd
mental condition. When he failed 10
make sale he took affron,. and he
frightened several housewives VINO
fed from him. slammkls and lock ng
the door in his face
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RafIrDanG
Atlantic Coast Line
The Standard Railroad of the Sou

,,Ff I..IINL JUNE 18th. 1872
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY
For FLORIDA and so-th s.B "a 81. and
p. NJ. 40 T.. NJ 80 A. v" a d. ''''
For n q W. ny. West. 5.is n 81 io.cs
y NJ. 's.oo p ". e:N F. II.
For PerEsburg: 100 A. NJ SIS
.'s 10 & NJ. s.i5 A. ". 300 A 81 1c,o :,
81. 500 L. NJ. $40 ?. ~ Cos r a. IS,
r ~ "'is5 =. ~. 90 p. N. 1855 P n
Trains arrive Richmond daily; SO, 81
s'o 4: n. sos a VI, $50 A NJ. ..i6.i5 4.
NJ: NJ. 'u;4o a. 81. ms q. ri. '2:lo r. a.
~ I. ~. 6.@ +. II. s.s5 p NJ. 500 T.
81 svo 7. NJ. No. p. N. li:so T. 81
EAeept Sunday. "sundsy only.
tnne OF arrival and departure and con-
neei!ons not guaranteed
c. s. CAMPBELL. b. p .,s uo,, G,
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Gloucester Academy

An accredited schoo! OF the University OF
Nirsinia. On the pr!rcipa!s Farm. suinm-r-
vie. near Gloucester g. H va. TaorouFh
Preparation for colleges aad tie Cul.erb.ty
aud :or business NE sper.ai attention
20 backward boss and the most careful
Individual attention Boarders occupy the
dwelin. With the principal and his family.
.ne next session w.l begin September stn.
Correspondence solicited For circulars
Apply 10 JoHN TABB Graduate University
~ virginia. = o. Gloucester. "a.
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1900 head Market steady to lsc lower
.>",le. $50 S. 3, western. $40 $50.
Ee'Fl1nss 81 IS p $50 lambs. native. Sic5 4.
S''9e western li-5a $50
New York. July -Beevcs-Rcceipis e.st7
neal Active aud higher steers s. 50 {! 50 % .
oxen ana siags Sioa $40. bulls s35oG IS -
eoNs' 80 $3.50. Calves-oceipts .sd5 head.
Avtve Neais nim. buttermnks higher.
ea!s 500 5000 few SO -. cuiis s. - n
500, bntteriniiks $3.50 q Ss.5o sheen and
! am os- Receipts. 2iss5 head sheep-Steady :
,."..s active and prime and choice grades
si.-n. oiners lower Sheep Se50as. Is
cr'ls 500. lambs S.50nss x. renerai "a,
'oT nTime k"n'Hcky lamts. $500 Hoss-Re-
n-ip, sv't feeins firm 10 So higher.
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Norfolk & Western Railway

ONLY All. KAIl LINE TO SOkrOLk
sehedu.e p Enee; June L. 1872
Le1S. lsyfe sIeet station. H!chmOI!G. FOR
NORFOLK Ds.lo 4 NJ, 800 A. a. ~ a
I. NJ. '4.lo T. u. bliss p a
FOR LfNcHBURG AND the WEST. eli
a NJ 'lg;ol a N. aS.o0 =. ". 20 p ".
Arrive Richmond from Noftoik. au:to A
81 Bills \. NJ, 81 =. ~ b.o.es T.. NJ
'i,;sc p. VI From the West. $50 4 NJ
s?.!o r. 81. d. 40 =. n. 'e.c5 =. ~. 900 r.
daily. aDaily * sunday bsunday only.
". b. BEVGLL. a. II BOsLEY
q. h 4. Roanoke. y = =. ssichmond
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

''4'-i - .-.tis!Llt Oh IN. SOUTH
4fai-i Leave Richmond
~....'"s seara-'e ns -4e- PUBLISH
ca as !ntofinAt!on and not Guaranteed:
foF The souin-Daly. S.lO a II Local
80 n; Al h."9fess 90 A. NJ axpres,
WIN electric -.a.ed Sleeping Cay Tor Az
;ehte aHi si:a..nEhafn. II "a l.. u. Exose.I
Week Days 400 T.. 81. Local.
YORK RIVER LINE
go p. A.-D4iy-Connectlny TO- 49,,
more Mon Wed. aud Friday. see A xl-Ex-
bun. and 1;is T.. A.-Mon.. We'd. and FIJI
GaS-Looa1 go
Trains irrive Richmond.
from TIC south: $50 a ~ SEQ A NJ
Nv r. u. sH T. Y daily. 1915 Ex sua
rom West Po!ai' $50 4. 81 daily. rs -
II. AoT.. Wed aad Fri. as p 81 EI sun
q. L BURGESS. D. p. A..
"I L Main ct. FAon- Madison IA
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solthboun1 ira.at .tA-lulod 10 leav. pi,h.
.aond daily so =. M.-Locai - Nos.ina.
40 = M.-sleepers and coaches. Atlanta.
4 -s.sepers aaL coaches. Jacksonville
l!.-s !. " -sleepers aud coaches. Atlanta
b.Em!nsham sieaDais. SorihboLnd rains
scheduled 10 arrive II Richmond eA.5:
80 = 81. $50 a n, 5.os =. NJ. $40 T. 81.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT or RICHMOND July p. 1914
ARRIVED
1ieam'r Rranion Harney, Norfolk. mer-
.Anaiss and passengers. Oh Dominion Line.
si'amer BERKELEY shelly. Norfolk ner-
Line
SteAmsr aurora. Furman. pe,ershure and
IAi1es h.N-r landings. merchandise and pas
tens'is flrman Line
SAILED
S''niner Brandon Harnov. Norfolk mer-
naHais" mad passengers. Old Dominion Line.
steamer feike!ey. Shelly Norfolk tnar-
.'i-ise and passengers. Ola Dominion
si'amcr Pocahonias. Graves. So-foik and
'''trs +Eer landings merchandise and pas
7fH-rFs ifsinia NaNiFltion Company
si-tner Aurora. flrmau. James Rfv.r
'hl i"'ersnurg. merchandise aud
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@tbnoIs.
McGuire's University School

OF MONROE PAHK. RllHMOND "a.
FQRTY EIGHTH Session begins sep
icmheF = Thorough preparation Tor unl-
.eFsiy. college. teehrleal scrool L : Sav.i
.nc Military Academies Primary depart
i"ent COR SINAI! boys. WIKI separate .nstruc-
tors si.dy-hsil. and recitation rooms The
;'Flnci2tl VII be az y Belvidere St. ate.
sept :. For tull Information ace ca;aloSue
al book stores or by mil
JOHN p. MCGUIRE. Principal
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sales. stock.
Aiiis Chalmers. list pfd
WITS inniiNnnrs nd


Ais Chalmers. LIST pfd
Allis- Chalmers. pfd
lN.l.N Amalsaniated Copper
-'9 Nm .Arr Chem. com.
LEO Amer Beet SUGAR. com
-,N American Can ...
%n American cam ND
l.inp Amer Car ana Foundr,
Am Car and Found md
80 american Cotton oil
zoo american l.irse.I ON.
80 American Locomotive
Jan Amer Locomotive PA
100 American .Smrltirt
IN Amerlcnn Sugar
3In Amer T,l and Tcl 60.
2.i21 American Tohacco. com
ia Amer rob. MA new
i.-0l -tiurouda Corr.r
l.iOp Ntonfe,u
'iantfc Coast line
o. D. Of conn .........
a.'o' Baltimore a-i Ohio ...
100 lfrit Nmar rob co.,.
2.f-l i'rort'cn Rnrid Transit
f.f.I euir-i Leather CON.
!. ZOO Canadian rnrin.
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Richmond & Petersburg 1!ec.nc RajIwa,

Gas .tate Al4nlheatvF. seY.at4 aas p.lry
stt,ttA. .oi Eetets9uFE
e z. T. H. ~. Il. IL \ " -
-. a.. - s. =. " i. II
40 Z 81 'e9 eueAisr. 100 midnight .or
Petersburg.
eA'. .ea,e Pe,.usurs. zoe, Q, syeamos.
STREET. 10Y Iaucat,ter;
~ az ".is ~ So. az 'm.a. .i.u
- 80, ..-s. 1910. a-,0 T. Il
iDs.y, eace9, snEea.i and hol!dayl
'Certles baggage and .1p.sts
"Llnitcc. cIce.t Sundays aut holiday.
All cars from !eteEsoCrK eoaasct villa
cars :os Richmond
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.caiiy. rWeefisy.. .sunda-so.iv
Al. tfAine to of from Syrd street station
stop ri Elbs. Time ~ arrivals snc departure.
not Eaa.aa'sec- Re-1 the aiE=l.
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RICHMOND ron,cco ,.pErr

t... T'f'nnondI Va .luly q iai1
Fo.i'wirs ar, t"e quotations on me Rich
mono ToDacco Exchanr,
BROWN SHIPPING;
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Richmond, FTedeTiGESh'g & Potomac R. R.
TO AND FROM HASYlHG T0EkND sey0Ho
Arrive Richmond

ACCOMMODATION TEAMS WEEKDAYS.
IesTe BIre 81 SO. 400 p. u. for Frsder.cssbarr.
.,hs sta. 80 :. .9.a5 p. ". for ASHLAND
oiife y Ma ~ ~ rom frcf-ricksh'-
A.n,e EIn- >tn. $50 i.s.. 5-sc p.I from Ashland.
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~ Total sales for day 9s eoo shares
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-07-16
THE GENERAL OPINION.

Still Mr.. Lorinier's valedictory con-
tanned enough of unpleasant truth to
make certain distinguished patriots
twist and squirm. For undoubtedly
many of those who have barked loud
est on his trail have more wool in
their teeth and sleeps blood in their
bellies than he has. Indeed, while
his expulsion may be said to have
effected good purpose, it is highly
regrettable that the prosecution was
conceived in crookedness and pushed
by as ruthless and corrupt a band of
political buccaneers as ever disgraeed
American politics. Compared to the
management of the Chicago Tribune
and the coterie surrounding 1t,
Lorimer stands untarnished and of
fair renown.-Fort Wayne News