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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-28
MONTVALE



and the regular morning service were sus
pended at the PRESBYTERIAN Church Sunday
on account OF the chiidreas day exer.
ciSos An interesting program was carried
out in lnnnncr creditubc to tho chill
Ireh and to Mrs $ II. Price and Thomas
cope who trained them. DIR. $. II. Price
'ook the place OF the regular superintendent
stokes Grey. who rendered valuable service
IN thc choir Rev. j. II. ReVeiey. the new
iy elected pastor. and r. ~ Gillian made
addresses appropriate 10 tho occasion.
Mrs Albert Willainr received a teIe-
sVaphic announcement ~ the death OF her
SiS,cr' Mrs Maynard. which occurred last
week a, her home in Bastrop Ten.
Miss Eosalie Cooke. who has been teach
ins M Norton, W Va. Is spending the first
week OF her vacation with her brother. DR.
;, IL. Price She will go from here TO
Charlottesville 20 be the guest of her yis
ter. Mrs A. r. Cooke
-,T IsHTs gel. biEs ,, ana George Ir. have
guests of Mrs. James Brgs MIR Riggs
WI Join his family at this place about
Mrs. Richard lIyser of stone. XIV wiz,
her children are visiting her parents. Mr.
and Mrs j. Obcnshain. Miss Margaret,
fHce' OF Forest, returning from Cincinnati
friends ~
Il. \. Gillian returned on sunday morn.
mg from the Bankers Association at Ola
Point Comfort
Mrs. Keney. OF Ravenswood. w Va. who
has been on a visit to her sister. Mrs
Il I. Philips has gone with Mrs. Phillips
TO visit for a few days in Lynchburg The
VIII be the guests OF Mr.. ana Mrs Aurus
tus
Miss Lizzie McGheo Of rbaxton game
on Wednesday morning to Join a Peaks
party from Montvulc. They left about .
O'CLOCK IN the morning, expecting to reach
The top OF The Peaks Of otter before sunset
l" spend the night and return after sun
rise on Thursday. Misses Mary virginia
Owens Kathleen MacDearman. Ruth Oben.
,haih Margaret Rice. Desire os;ahout.
Lucy Buford henderson isabel Henderson,
Mrs. IL. q. Henderson. Mrs Richard Uyser
MISS James l.. Buford. Felix Obenshain and
D. .Nilin Bigss. comprised the party
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honor guest at large dance this week
al a, the Battery Park Hotel. given by Miss
Eise Alexander Miss Burdine is the guest
OF Miss Miriam Reynolds
Mrs. }. \. kinmoii,hs and Miss Alexander
or ormond. who have been guests at the
Inn tor month. LETT this week for Asb,,rv
Park TO remain through tho summer
Mr.. and Mrs. q. Hall Miller. OF atlanta,
are among the bridal couples at the Inn.
DR. and Mrs Clarence King. OF Cincinnati
are also spending their honeymoon at the
Inn. ~ VIZ
y party OF Gcorgians spending several
lays at the Inn this week included Jacob
W. l:ambkin. r. n. Smith. Z. IL Phinixy
and Frank Hardcman. all of Athens
Among The Atlantans at the Inn are Mr.
and Mrs. Lindsey Hopkins. Mr.. and Mrs
Hugh +. Murray. Mr. Edward Alfriend
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodruff
;. H Hardwick. of Washington is here
Tor Two weeks. Other guests at the Inn
Include Frank resbrey and Frank Butter.
OF New York: ". Jordan Massee Of Macon;
W. ~ White. OF kichmond; Mr. aud Mrs
David Kaufman of Jacksonville. Mr. and
Mrs }. L: Rutledge, of ST. Louis. MIR. and
Mrs. L. a. Montgomery. OF Los Angeles:
Mr' and Mrs. G. c Allen. of Wisconsin:
Bacon. Of Boston; Miss Jean smith, OF
Baltimore: Mr.. and Mrs Louis A. Schocn.
OF St Louis. and many others.
General Charles Allen United S,atcs
Army. retired accompanied by Mrs. Allen
and Miss Grnce Allen. left this week for
Matthas Vineyard. to spend tho summer.
s.tc' stay OF eight months in Ashcvillo
MISS Marguerite Shonts will visit Miss
Allen on the coast this summer
Major and Mrs. W. H. Pearson and Miss
Esther Pearson returned from New Yori
This week. and Miss Marjorie Pearson also
returned from visit to Mrs. Basil VII
manson, OF Philadelphia. They Will be here
for the summer
Harold Rees. .ir Of Coderburs, lor,
island, is visiting Mr.. ana Mrs Arthur
hees on Biltnore Road for the summer
Mrs q w Baxter and Miss
l-ieanor Baxter who are visiting
New York next week 10 visit Mrs. Baxter's
daughters. Mrs. Nolney Foster and Mrs
Corneiia Baxter Tevis. in Paris
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BLUE RIDGE SPRINGS
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after her long sleep. Blue Ridge
est OF spring costumes. adorned with
with garlands of wistaria. honeysuckl lie
and roses, and with smiling face OF
rooms. vine clad verandas. shady hooks
along mountain paths. and Il banquet Of
5000 things for the matcrialist. this
place under the efficient management
OF Captain Philip +. Brown. whose long
This, is SO well attested by the large
number OF patrons who return annually
10 enjoy the comforts and pleasures TO
Although the season of 1914 is We, in
rs I'M 'ntaneE' tnere is assembled quite a
G and 81 9ac Gt g! sScnt progrGSSiYe ps
organized 10 direct the pleasures of the
summer colony, as well as to study Ma
phases. for which such large oppor-
tunity is here given particularly in the
pro KINGDOM, the agricultural pro-
tect9rs and disease destroying factors
OF this country. For. by the encour-
agement. protection and conservation
OF the birds, millions are annually
saved 20 the farmer. and the disease
bearing insects are put out of commits
sion Dr. ". \, Murrill. assistant di-
Bronx. New York. man Of wide cul-
lure and scholarly attachments, is the
president of this club. and has shown
himself a born leader. not only in the
scientific department, but in the merry
making, which relaXcs the mind and
action.
other notables are Major and Mrs
Is W. L 5!,i of Loudoun County. Nir
the superintendent of the Virginia
Ienitentiary. bringing to this manage
executive ability lie also served in
that matchless corps Of Confederate
soldiers for four years. and was later
lnemner OF the State Senate Of Wiz
SIUla from the COUNTY n f.OnIou, nd
there met the requirements with the
same tdelity which marked his service
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. {. Spencer. of Pc.
t te ,ha :,r x,a' are valuable additions
Mrs. 81: John Alison Lawton. OF
SStHi sl. ION, ;. e. with two nieces. the
Lynchhurg, Va. are interesting ar
rivals of the week. who have entered
with zeal into the ideal life OF this re-
Mrs, w NJ. Perry. of Elizabeth civ.
~ - Is here IN search OF health. which,
MIN the GuratiTe powers OF Blue Ridge
is backed By her husband Mr.. Perry,
VI who has offered an unlimited supply
OF evening, gowns as soon as she is
vel enough 10 dance the tango
% Alter an absence OF two years Mrs
TotneNa Branch stone, OF Galveston.
the Confederate Veterans I'm annual re-
union At Jacksonvlle. Fla. and at
',SiSt.cu me ul!Nt!llNE ceremonies of the
H!HnEton Confederate Monument at
Washington. y. c. Mrs stone was
CHAIRMAN Of the committee on design
f"f me monument, and says that this
- now Inc most beautiful and artistic
memorial In WASHINGTON. and by its
conception and execution Sir Moses
,E:2zekiel mas crowned his native state.
virginia, with AN immortal name.
other arrivals are Miss Brownie
Petut' Richmond: Miss Martha Cole
man Augusta. Ca; DR.. G. T. Critcher.
Virginia. W. II PadRett. X. II. Payter-
son. Roanoke: Miss Lowell 4 TAYLOR.
NV york Henry Sites. Mrs. u r.
MISS D c. Laplanc, York, Pa. Sir ma
MS " n Sadler, Roanoke: Mr.. and
MFs, II w Morton, Lvnchburc; Miss
CoN9tenay > Smith. Miss Maud North.
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was gone for GOOD. Miss Lily CARAT found
! u among some goods In u store where she
bad dropped Il.
The City Club has recently elected new
president. Dr. A. s. Hudson; vice. preside emit
~. c. DeFarges: treasurer. b. c. Hosge
and secretary, a. +. Harsrave. Jr.
The Chamber Of Commerce has elected
the Following officers for the ensuing year:
Ned Bland president; DR.. i. T. Steere
Vice president: o. l.. Cole secretary, and
nathan Hess. treasurer. Crosby Thompson.
the retiring president. gave an Interesting
address. telling Of the work accom- plirh ed
by the chamber during the past two years.
In long Hist OF achievements, the records
snow, but one undertaking which failed
and that was duo entirely to Iack of CO.
operation among the members OF the cham.
bcr
The me-comins excursion from Nor.
day, was prevented by "a heavy rain I'm
Norfolk In the morning so that tho excur-
sion was postponed until Sunday. June IS
The Sunday schools OF the Methodist and
Baptist churches have arranged to go TO
Norfolk on July 80 OH their annual outing
this year as they have for several years
past.
Rev MIR Hepburn. Of tho An,i.sa,oop
League. spoke In the interest of State.wide
prohibition three times here on Sunday
at the Baptist Church in tho morning: to
the colo.ed people in the afternoon and in
the Methodist Church at the evening ser.
vice.
Ing OF the workers Monday evening
~ O'Clock when report was heard from
me missionary convention that met the
week before at irvins;on On Thursday
me Earnest Workers held lawn party
In the yard OF Miss Clara Thrift On Fri.
day night the women Of the Baptis, Church,
heId lawn party on the lawn at the
home OF Mrs. X. G. Garden.
Corporal J. T. Byrd and wife of Old
Point spent last week guests OF Mr.
and Mrs. Joe whaiey. OF West Point,
=, MISS Margaret Burke. from upper King
william who graduated the past session
from tho state Normal College at IIsrrison-
burg. spent day and night with her
aunt. Mrs Emma Roy Spencer. Ell route to
Miss Lucy Burke. from near Rumford.
King William is visiting Mrs. Emma Roy
Spencer
DR.. George W. Richardson and family
ie!t on Wednesday morning for their sum-
'ner home on Kings Creek. down the York
near williamsburg, for the summer
Miss Bernice Pearce. who has been en-
pioyed in Chatham for the past two sea.
sons. has returned to her home here.
Miss Hazel Hogg. who IL one OF tho sec
ietaries In the office of the Southern Rail-
aud !s visiting her sister. Miss Edith Hogg
at OHancock Va
Miss Floss.e Dryden, OF Cambridge. Nd.
was the CUES, recently OF Ml.s sadie Gary.
Dominion lndustriai Corporation offices ia
the absence az Miss EnIe Garden. who is
spending her vacation with h.- sister
Mrs II. G. Garden has returned from a
visit to her old home in Chase city
Miss Rosa Duney, OF Richmond was tho
weekend sc.s, ~ her sister. Mrs. John T
Roche.
Mrs Philip Gibson. OF Richmond. who
has heen IN King and Queen visiting friends
Is again with her sister, Mrs. j. II. Gary
Mrs Barrie Fisher. tho daughter Of !. 7.
TaSo. arrived I'm the parental home OH
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ASHEVlLLE

Especial 10 The Times D!spa,ch
,.,si.n vile ~ c.. June p Hundreds Of
tournament OF the country clubs Of %o~,h
~. H"uth carolina have caused much
sHitty o. TIC Grove Park Inn. the Manor
ana ~ the Country club. The army otiicers
ana lfeir families who are az the Inn also
stuel l" the interest Of tho social events
tAe week One Of the larses, affairs
o' NE Week was dinner dance "a; the
nm hNtnced by about 800 guests Frank
tieStreY. OF New York was the guest Of
.o"or at dinner Party OF ten covers on
,his occasion Mr. and Mrs Hugh :.
: > gray. OF Atlanta. we're guests q: a di,'
hei party before the dance Prince Saniah,
OF VIENNA guest at the Inn entertained =
OF @tneriHe Mr. ami Mrs. &. Hall Miller
o! At"ntt, were honor guests a. another
naT'y which included Mi ana Mrs Albtrt
Thornton. Jr. OF Atlanta Other ryos.
The dinner dance were Edward AI,,,a, -
OF atlanta Captain Preston Brown. t,ni.aG
a'eleS army and Mrs. Brown. C.p,.ir
bs$. United states Army. Captain
sSorrs L!eltensn, Alien ". Bu-detto Wtss
:t-i3 WAfne' IT Nasf VILE. ana Lieutenant;
Eleanor Van Hook Of -, Lnuix r.
lrf Clarence King. Of Cincinna,i I =
IteNm"nc Of Akron. o.. Mr. ava ~
oe"Fse = Bacon and Miss Bacon Of Bos-
y dance at the Mano. and N. ds,s.r.
NE countr; Club we:e social iuctdAr,s
O' me toHFnIinent. ana every day ui!,nerot,.
1ss..a
watched the matches Among me- ~
players here tor tho tournansu, ro
' Porter Joseph 4. ZONES Y I.,tt.r.ov
ffed /. Bryant L. Ellison OF Me.klon
ouFg Country club. Charlotte: II q WI
morn. Henry c. briasers. % Columbia "
II WHITE. OF iichmonc: George ., T.,r,
OF Cher!otte u l. iernins- 'aud lssac An
dre"S Of Charlotte. /: = jcnninr. ~,
Co!uinblai J =. Cooper and Eugene S,ni,b
o. Greenville. =. L. DE Rosse;,. II Cb,r
'otte: e. r Maybe.!y. @; Charlotte u r
cronley and George war;ng. o. Columbia
among the numerous tea parties ~ 4 No
dsnsant given on Tuesday afternoon a. me
Inn was one which Included MISS rita
Rees. Miss Lucy Minor Prince saphi.hs
and Edward Powell d Cleveland. O. 0;hera
IN groups Of two and four Tor tea v.rr
Mrs. ii murray Of Atlanta. MIS-
E!eanor Van Hook. % St Louis. Miss
Cheesboroug.. OF Asheynle. Nh ana Mr.
Frederick Brooks. Of WASHINGTON: sI..
Pauline Moor OF Ashtville. AMI Lieutenant
Allen " Burdet,e. United states ARM
= dinner party OF the week At the BAT
terry Park Hotel was given by DR. :
WeAtray Battle In honor of the o;ficers
here for the military trimming school and
for Governor Locke Craig, Of North caro-.
lima Governor and Mrs Craig are spend
Ing the neason at the Battery Park Ho,e!
Miss Bessle Burd!ne, OF Florida. was the
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BlACKSBURG
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BlackshurG, Va June oT-Dr and Mrs
Nelson Slater Mayo have issued invitations
for the marriage OF their daughter. Mar
Surite ked.ie. Ashc Lockhard. of
Hadesboro X C.. to take place on Thurs
lay evening, July :: in Christ Church.
S!acksbu.E. Va, at O'Clock. Dr. Mayo
"uS II member OF the faculty at V p
a 10: sever1l years. and resigned last sun %
"ler to accept "a position in Chicago. where
he family spent the past winter return
.rs to Backsburg for the marriage of the
.lGest daughter who is graduate of
Stuart Hall Stauntcn and popular in social
lie here Mr.. Lockhardt IL eradua g
II the Y. l.. /. and was associate pro-
lessor of ANNA! husbandry IN the agricui.
.uT2l college FOR two years. and Is now
:ahing postgraduate work at the univer-
sity of Kansas. where he Will take his
bride early this fall
>-ir- and Mrs. William. Rank Slaybaugh
announce the marriage Of their daughter
Maud Eun!ce. to Thomas Archibald Alton
81 Backshure. Va, the ceremony taking
place al the brides home in Washington
., G., a, noon on Monday. June =? MI
end Mrs. Alton will lie at home at Blacks
3urg after July l..
In honor Of Miss Margurlte Navo a hride
OF mex, week. Mas Mary L. Henderson en-
tertaincd twenty young Women d, linen
shower on Thursday afternoon from : 10
The honoree OF the affair was showeret
With many pretty gifts and an al iresco
luncheon served
Mrs. Royce Miller and two children. OF
Colon. Panama, are AT tho home OF her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs ~ c. Pack. for the
summer
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Jones and little
daughter of Warrenton. Va. were guests
this Week OF Mrs Lu!u q. Hoge
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who have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. NJ
T. Thompson have returned home
Mrs. james q. Kinkic. OF Lvnchburs
spent the wcek-cn with Mrs. d r Yancey
James Clayton. OF Lynchburg. was a
visitor in South Boston. this week Rev
VIII Thompson and wife of we!lsbridEe
y. Y. and Miss Blanche Fleming also
Of that place, guests of H. q. Daniel
and NJ. +. Thompson this week.
Eugene Nichols and wife. OF Chester
: e. visiting MIR. and Mrs. G; y
Nichols
Miss NJ. +. Gilbert spcn, sunday with
Mrs. T. c. James and Mrs, L L. Arm
strong are in Richmond TINS week FOR
treatment.
Mr. and Mrs James Ingram o. panviile.
visited relatives here sunday.
Coles Sprasins Jr. is a, Norfolk.
Mrs Fannie Nelson. of Philadelphia. and
Mr.. ana Mrs. Sterling Leftnich. Of Chatham
are guests al 'Iiil Brook"
DR.. and Mrs. l. Keith Briggs. OF this
place. motored to Washington and other
points OF interest. leaving here on Tues
day.
Mrs. J {. Nelson ami Miss Helen Nelson.
who have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs c E
thei: home in Norfolk
Miss Julia Blanks OF Clarksville IS spend-
Ing some time with her friend. Miss Lee
Miss Robbie Tuck. of Virgilina, is tho
guest OF Miss jenkins
Jamie Carter has returned Danvine
after Visit to relatives here
Mrs. Charles Elliot, and son. Douglass
LEFT this week for Norfolk, where they
Will reside In the future.
George Barksdaic. OF Richmond. Is the
guest Of Malcolm Lacy on .Ienress Street
MIS- Sal!ie Robertson has returned from
visit TO North Carolins.
Mrs. e y. Black is spending some time
with friends nj Lowry. Va
Haii'nN Chapter. No. IL. Woodmen of the
World, Houston, Va. will unveil the monu.
mcnt recently erected 10 the memory of
Sovereign i. = Smith tomorrow. The eNer-
ciscs will he held ~ Union Church a,
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Parks are the guests of Mrs. Harvey Fleet.
good OH Main Street.
The Wnvcr.y Giee Club went to Claremon,
IN Thursday night under the direction OF
" w. Baker. OF Chicago. to present the
indian opera Powhutan.
Mrs. II. 7. West is spending the week
With relatives In Suffolk.
Mrs. y. l.. Gray. who has been confined
20 her bed for the past two months. is
improving.
MISS charlton scully. OF Marshall. Tex. is
che guest OF Mrs. Horace A. Gray on West
Hai street, where she will spend the re-
!s!ainder OF the summer.
Air. and Mrs. Thomas H. Howerton and
daughter. Louise. returned home on Thurs.
day after II nve days outing at Ocean
view.
Mrs. G. Il. Smith and sister. Miss Myrtle
Herr!son. returned home yesterday after
spending several days with friends and
relatives In Petersburg.
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SWEET CHAL YBEATE SPRINGS
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Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
:, sweet Chaiybea'e, Va, June 81
Chalybcats; many TO remain the entire
season. This year is already giving
promise of being one OF the most sue
cesstul In the history of the place
AUTOMOBILE parties arrive daily from
the celebrated Greenbrier White and
other places OF interest. y horseback
lshitul sixtecn-miie ride on SUNDAY
70 Mountain Top. AN Old Virginia
Tavern. where hospitality was lavish
~ dispensed long before the War Be
tween the states. when stage coaches
transported the tourist across the ALLIE
shanies y most beautiful scene was
enjoyed ~ the less fortunate ones
returned, as the twilight shadows
lifted across the lawn, laden with
Gnerries ana giving II most glowing
tuous luncheon served under the trees
Each afternoon after a strenuous game
Oh baseball the swimming pool is the
scene OF II gay combination party.
The late arrivals are Mrs. Maudo
May Parker, Miss Virginia Parker.
Douglas \. Parker, Robert b. Parker
ana W H. I.abouisse. of New Orleans.
Mrs. e. A: Grant. Miss Nj. 4. Carlisle
and s Carlisle. Cleveland. g.; Mr.. and
Mrs J. j.. Martin. Norfolk. Va; MIR
doiyn Chambers and Miss Virginia Ar
npid. Huntingdon. W. Va. Mr. and
Mrs. Richard German and two chill
dren. OF Lynchburg: Va; Mr. and Mrs.
r. j. Hord. New York; Mr. and Mrs.
!; w. Splitter. stanton. Va. Sir. and
MIS-. {. g: Mathews. Mrs. RI l.. Van
seeker. Misses Peach Halt. Taylor:
Hessrs, Nelson. r. b. Holt, OF Lewis
nurg. w. Va. ~ /. Jones and @. IL
spencer. OF Lynchburg; W. A. white
ana y. r.. Underwood. o. Ronceverte.
W Va: = J.. Barnett. OF Covington:
pr. and Mrs. York and son. of vii
hanson. w. Va; D. T Johnson. OF
Raleigh; a. L. Stanly. OF Cincinnati;
Anderson $500 - w.
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WEST POINT

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
West Point. Va June 27-Miss Mary
Humphrey has returned from st. Edith,
academy. Bristo", Va. having completed
her third session there. She came home
clothed In honorS. bringing with her as
the result OF Eood work two gold medals
ono FOR proficiency in music and tn. other
Tor christian doctrine" A day or two
AFTER her return home. she lost the hand.
somer Of the medals. and when she had
about made zap her mind that the medal
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SOUTH BOSTON
Especial to The Times Dispatch

South Boston Va. June &C. +. Hor-
'enstinc. of this place, left this wecl. for
an extended trip TO Calvary Alberta
Province Canada lie expects to combine
business with pleasure. and he absent sew.
eral weeks.
Rev III. c. Lane, who has been rector Of
Trinity Episcopal Church this place
FOR the past four years has resigned 10
take charge of 81. Paurs. at Newport
News. lie and Mrs Lane were both popu-
tar with all denominations. and much re-
gret was expressed a. their departure.
Mr.. and Mrs. IL. u oplykc. OF Baltimore.
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WAVERLY

Especial 10 The Times. Dispatch
Naverly. VA. June 25.-Mrs Fred Ellis
~ Norfolk il tho guest OF Mrs John +
Haird' or East Main street.
Miss Martini ScnhurrY and Mis- Lee
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-05-27
REVENUE COLLECTOR
VISITS MANHATTAN
DEPUTY KELLY HAS BUSINESS
ENGAGEMENT IN PINE
TREE CAMP.

William Kelly, deputy collector OF
internal revenue. working under di-
rection of the Sacramento office and
having an office in Reno, left for
home this morning after an investi-
CATION that called him to Manhattan
late last week. Mr.. Kelly was for
merly secretary Of the Esmeralda
County Democratic committee and
was one of the warhoures of his par
ty until he entered the federal serv
ice
Mr.. Kelly comes from literary
family and halls from Denver orig
inally. In last weeks issue of Col
lier's is a page story on "Uplift Wori
of the Kitchen" written by Elizabeth
Kelly Lahines, a married sister O
the deputy. Mrs Lahines' home is II
New York. where she is contrlbu
tor to the leading magazines. She Il
one Of the best known newspape
girls of Colorado, having graduated
from the local papers, where she hel'
a position as one of the star writers
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-05-27
GOvAN RETURNS
FROM A TRIP TO
BEAVER COUNTY
AFTER A HAZARDOUS TRIP TO
THE NEW GOLD STRIKE,
BACK IN ToNoPAH.

Bob Goyan returned home last ev-
ening from ten-day trip to the al
legged gold strike in Beaver county,
Utah He had rough experience,
breaking down at Ely and being de-
tanned there several days, during
which, he says. he had occasion to
enjoy the hospitality OF the people
of that district and only left the
copper country with sincere regret.
He differs from Mcmahon, who re
ported that the Milford country was
destitute Of values, and warned peo
pie to remain out of that territory i
they wanted to locate claims. Mr.
Govan says there are good indiea
tions all through the county, ant
especially around Milford, but |
would take time to determine th'
real facts. He thinks the distric
will make good, but he does not eN
pect anything like rush.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-05-27
ARMY TO SETTLE
COAL STRIKE
ANTHRACITE
FIELD
UNITED STATES TROOPS WOULD
HAVE TAKEN OVER THE
MINES.

NEW YORK. May q. Roosevelt.
as president, was ready to take meas
ures equivalent to action in time OF
war" to end the great strike in the
anthracite mines of 1902. He deter
mined on this action, even though an
effort might be made later to i'm
peach him.
Roosevelt so testified before a ref
cree in the suit of Alexander Wales,
attorney, against John White, presi-
dent of the United Mine Workers, for
fees alleged to be due for his part
in settling the strike. After failing
in efforts to settle the strike through
the commission arbitration, he said:
Il made up my mind to take drastic
action unless operators and miners
got together. intended to send the
United States army to take care OF
the situation. | told Senator Quay
he could vote to impeach me later
If he wished"
Wales asked. "Would you have set
tied the strike. law or no law"
The colonel answered; I'D have
settled It'd have found a law"