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Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1915-01-29
Doe Hill

Fl. B. and A R. Hiner passed
through here yesterday on their
way to Baltimore.
Dan Hiner and wife, L. NJ
Pope and Mrs C. Trumbo attend
ed the funeral of Mrs. Abbot Arm.
strong yesterday at MeKendree.
Miss Helen Blagg returned
Yesterday to Mcdowell to resume
her studies in the high school.
Lester Botkin ank wife will re-
turn soon to Honolulu.
The amount raised in this
neighborhood for the. Belgian
Relief Fund was forwarded to the
Treasurer last week; amount being
S3S 90, five dollars of which was
given by Mrs. Elmer Moore and
Mrs. ST ney Wilson, of Mlnnehaha
Springs W. Va. Ten dollars and
fifty cents were sent in before by
.Jno NJ. Jones, wife and son, Paul,
making total Of $3.50 from
this place.
DR.. Jones and wife, returned
some DAYS ago. Mrs. Jones has
n, been 50 we'll sin ;e her return.
Occasional
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1915-01-29

sip. and Mrs. Bernie Crowley, d
California, who have been spenls
ing the winter at Mcdowell were
visiting MIR. and Mrs, j. H. Pr lit
last week. Mr.. and Mrs. Crowley
expect to leave for their home at
Strathmore, CAL, on Thursday OF
this week.
A. S. Mire who has spent sever
al years in Highland, engaged in
the photograh business, has gone
to EIkins, where in company with
bis uncle, he will engage in the
mercantile. business. He is an
energitic. deserving young man
and his Highland friends wish him
we'll.
Among the county men in town
Wednesday were J. B. Bradshaw,
Harrison Botkin. Ezra Beverage
and Sum Bishop, of the eastern
side, II II. Slavcn, Den"is Gum,
G. ID Dudley and anil james Gam,
from the Meadow Dale and High,
town COMMUNITY c A. Corbett, b.
F. and David Hiner of Jackson's
River.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1915-01-29


On the last page of the Recorder
# This week you will find recorc
If the "World's War;" briefly tolo
from the beginning. until the first OF
January. 1t will be we'll to clil
this brief record of the war and
paste it in your scrap book "f3r fu:
ture reference.
Some months ago we arranged
With the American Press Assocla
ion to furnish the Recorder, every
week, six columns of the latest tel
sgraphic news of the world, includ
ing the Philadelphia marketreports
This telegraphic news will be found
~ the front page of the Recorder,
md compares favorable with some
Large dailies that come to the coun
~ in the way Of late news A
New Yorker was spending a while
n the county and had heard of =
destructive fire in one the big cities
but could not see any thing of it
in the local dailies. He read it il.
ghe Recorder and came in; and com
plimented us on our interpreting
paper. The Recorder is going to
make improvements from time to
time and hopes to give itsreaders the
BIZ st paper possible.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1915-01-29
Sad Accident

Billy Barley, who with bis
brother OWLS and operates a elrcu'
lar wood saw, met with a painful
accident while running the outfit
on G J. Hinel g land last Tuesday
Just how the accident occurred
we have not been informed, but
in some way his left hand was
caught in the saw. and>so torn that
two fingers were lost. The little
finger was cut off at the time, and
the one next to it 50 torn and mutt
lated that the physicians could net
save it. Doctors Fox and Trim
bic rendered surgical attention.
Billy Barley is a Woodworking,
worthy man, and much sympathy
is felt for him in the community.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1915-01-29
Patna News

Well, Mr.. Editor, if you have
any body that can beat our Patna
Lows killing bear bring them down
They got another fine one last wrek.
Total number killed since Nov. LIST
4.
l.. B. Kincaid was in Williams
vile shopping last Saturday.
Ms. l.. B. Kincaid has been on
h" sick list for several days.
X II kincaid attended preach
ing at Williamsville asst SUNDAY
night. and, owing to the rainy bad
night did not get home until Mon
day morning.
Red wing
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1915-01-29

Jan. 20, 1910
Mrs. Abbot Armstrong died Sat
urday evening. She had rhematism
and suffered gre t'y for MAJ y
months, but had grown much worse
the past few weeks. One daugt-
ter Mrs. of Canada,
had been with her mother all winter.
Mrs Orrin Bradshaw, of W. Va.
anoter daugher, reached her bed
side lust a few days before her
mothers death. Her husband,
one son, three daughters and Il
number of relatives survive her.
A Mr.. Wills, is here in the interest
of the Modern Woomnen Of tie
world.
Chas. P. Bra lshaw and son,
Chas. Dent, of Huttonsvlile W,
Va, are guests at the Mansion
House.
Orrin Bradshaw, of W. Va, at
tended Mrs. Armstrong; funeral
Monday, returning to W. Va
ruesday.
Burton Whis'lman; son Of Harry
Whistleman, had the misfortune OF
having his arm broken while help
ing unload Wagon at McNnlty's
store. He was behind the wagon
when the horses backed, and in
some way his arm was pushed
against the building. The break
was given immediate attention by
DR.. fiiron.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernie Crowley,
who have been with Mrs. J. l..
Siple since last fall left for Cali
fornia Tuesday. Having always
lived in the land of sunshine and
flowers, Mrs. Crowley finds our
winter too severe.
Rev. C. Harper, of Potomac
Prespytery, will preach in the
PRESBYTERIAN church Sunday morn
ing February IA, 1915. He comes
to look over the field and consider
u passible call from Mcdowell
Bethlehem, Headwaters and Glover
Creek.
Rev. Thomas, of Crabbottom.
will preach in the Methodist church
next tSunday, and Mr.. Lowanrc,
If Monterey will preach the first
Sunday in February. We hope
for favorable weather so everyone
may attend these sevrice. Mr..
Lowance preached for us the FIST
of the year His message was re-
ceived gladly and it did much
good.
Rev VIM. E. Hudson. Super
intendent of Home Mission anc
SUNDAY Scholl Extention, preache q
for lis the beginning Of the year
He, too, borught u helpful and
errourgirg message. With both OF
our chur chs pastorlt IS the minis er:
are dnubey welcome.
Mrs. 4. A. Alexander has gore
10 Rockbridge County to see he
mother, who is i'll. \
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1915-01-29
Valley Center

News is scarce. The chief topic
of conversation being the weather
of which the weather man is issu
ing out all kinds to US with the ex
ception of sunshine; but the clouds
will make us appreciate the sun
shine all the more when it does
come.
The Mountain Grove mail was
unable to come up for several days
on account of high waters, and the
Hightown mail missed one trip,
b ing hindered by snow drifts
We appreciate the faithfulness oil
the mail carriers.
Mr.. Crummett has been dong
quite a lot of grinding.
Rev. Mr.. Hudson, an evangelist
of the PRESBYTERIAN church, preach
ep an interesting sermon at Beulah
church Monday night,
Miss Delana Lightner and Don
RYDER, of Back Creek, were mari
Ell in Marlinton last week. Miss
Lightner is the youngest daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. R. W. Lightner.
Nr. Ryder is the son Of Mrs. Geo.
B Ryder. We wish them a sue
cessful VOYAGE on the sea of life.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Wade have
gone to housekeeping at Mill Gap.
G. Arson Bird made a business
trio to Crabbottom last week. "
Miss EVELYN Wade has charge of
the Valley Hall school during the
Al sence of Miss Trimble, who is
having her eyes treated.
Miss Ada Lightner spent the
week end with her parents. She
was accompanied by Miss Nellie
Herold.
Harry Bird has been spending
several days with VIM. Trimble.
We are sorry to hear of the con-
tinred illness of J O. Wade of the
Green Hill neighborhood.
Our people are enjoying good
health with the exception of Paul
Crummett who is convalescent, and
Sam'l Rexrode whose condition
does not seem to improve. X
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1915-01-29
PinCkney

We have had plenty of snow
and rain in the past month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Palmer aie
visiting friends in Crabbottom. Mr
Palmer is talking of going back to
Siaunton this week.
Bonn to Mr.. and Mrs. Burlen
Gutshall, a boy. -
L. A. Shaffier and James GILLESPIE
are improving slowly. Mrs. Dave
Folks, who has been i'll for some
time is also improving.
Miss Rebecca Corbett left for
p. cahontas Monday.
Boyd Mclaughlin went after his
mother. who has been visiting her
friends in VIVA. for several weeks.
Mr.. Allie Gardner, who has been
confined to his room on accaunt
of his eyes is able to be out.
Black Bird
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1915-01-29
.i3aais1

Mrs. Abbot Armstrong died at
her home near Mcdowell on s atur-
day, aged IS years, 6 mos. al d
16 days.
Viii e If ID with rheu rat 'snc
MIS-. Armstrong had been seriously
i'll for only a few days, and her
leath was a surprise to many.
Her maiden name was Slron, =
member Of one of the county's best
Knownfamilies,
She is survived by her husband
and several children, all of then.
grown.
MIS-. Armstrong was spoken Il
AS a good woman and had MANY
warm friends.
Rev.-L. l.. Lowance was ca!le'
to Mcdowell Monday to conduci
the funeral. Services were held al
McKendree church and burial neal
by. ...
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1915-01-29
Masonic Meeting

There will be regular commu-
nication of Highland Lodge 10 A.
f. & A. NJ. Friday Jan. 20. In
stallation of officers aud other H..
portant work. Installation publ
Brethren make it point 10
there. By order of W. M.
J. H. Pruitt, S..
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1915-01-29
For Sale

have for sale privately, The
following property.
Oae horse, buggy, and harness
ond pair fine buggy lamps, burn
gas; one COW, will be fresh the
first of May; one washing machine
and wringel; one sewing machine
two bed steadS; two felt mattresses
one typewriter; two large table
lamps; one Webster's lnternatlon'
al dictionary and holder; one wa.
ter cooler: one ice cream FRI ezar
several picture frames; one set pipe
tools and some things not mention
ed. Some If these things may Et
delivered at once, others will be de-
livered the latter part of March.
.2ts L. L. LoWance
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1915-01-29
Notice

will be at the following places
Isl day of February Poverty post
office. huntsville 10th, Williams
vile 10.
To do Photographic work.
G. w. Beverage, Photographer.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1915-01-29
Avoid scda tive Goug,. Medicines.

Avoid scda tive Cougi. Medicines
IF you want to contribute directly t.
the occurrence Of. capillary bronchitis
and pneumonia Use cough medicines that
contain iodine, morphine, heroin and
other sedatives when you have a cough
II cold. An expectoiant like Chamber
Tins Cough Remedy is what is needed.
It Cleans out the culture beds Or breed.
zig places for the germs of pneumonia
and other germ diseases. That is why
pneumonia never results from a. cold
wnen Chamberlain Cough Remedy is
used. It has worldwide reputation fer
its cures. 1t contains no morphine OF
other sedative. For sale by all dealers
advertisement. ,--
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1915-01-29
P, bic Renting of
Grazing Land

Grazing Land
On January 9th, 1915, at one
O'Clock I will offer for rent at
puplic auction the Charles Wade
farm on Back Creek in Highland
Co., for one year beginning March
l, 1915.
This is a valuable farm, contain
ing abont 500 acres enclosed. r we'll
adapted to grazing, has good mead
ows and an abundance of fruit
hearing trees. 80 !"
Terms and con di:ions'Wi!l be made
known on the dav of renting.
EDAlN B. JONES. Guardian of
Charles f Deuer's Children
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1915-01-29
II. l. LANG
MASON &c TEMPLE
STAUNTON. VA.
O. j. campbell l.
LOCAL DENTIST
MONTEREY. VA.
Office in Masonic Temple

By the administration of Som.
noforn., teeth are extracted abso-
lntely without pain-safer than
chloroform, ether or nitrous Oxide
and it's administration is not fol-
lowed by any of the accompany
ing disagreeable effects of cocaine,
aucaine or any of the numerous
ocal anaesthetics.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1915-01-29
To The People OF
Highland County

Having done quite lot Il crti-
cal work for you, | wish to thank
YOU T your kind trcatn ent and
liberal patronage viii be in my
office, Monday. Feb. LIST; giving
Free Examination of Eos and
changing any g':.sSes fitted by me
absolutely free. Remember | guar
entee my work. n
Respectfully yours
H. Arthur Hall, Optometrist
Monterey, Va.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1915-01-29

S1.75 gets tie Recorder and The
Thrice-a-Nee h-W olld for one
wear.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1915-01-29
EYES FEEL
:AFLAME

# your eyes burn. ache or smart,
or water, it is because you lave
strained them beyond endur-
ance. There is no time like the
present when the eyes are con =
cerned.. If your eyes give you
the slightest discomfort, il
would be prudent TO have them
examined without delay. We
Will gladly advise yon if
You need glasses or not. Con-
suit US NOW.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1915-01-29

s,udebakcr cars are the product OF manuiac-
,ur;no organization with 81 years OF exper-
fence and ample capital back Of it.
They are made in what we believe to be the
most completely equipped automobile plants
in the world.
They are manufactured under the direct super
vision of the men who design them
And they are manufactured practically COM
plcte in Studebaker plants.
Now couple with all these things Studebaker
quantity production and you will realize i'm
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1915-01-29

mediately what we, mcaa by the Economy OF
Studebaker Manufacturing Methods.
During the last eighteen months 900 Studs-
baker cars have been manufactured and sold.
This is the largest number o! one make selling
At or above Studebaker prices ever produced
in the same period by any Manufactured
And this quantity production, together with
The completeness Of Studcbak er plant Equip
ment, makes possible the elimination OF prac,t'-
caly all the pa:;s-maker's profit from Stude'
baker cars.
s.udebakcr r;ctors, uansmissions, axles
springs, drop fOrsings, bodies, tops-are al
L. .ru studsbcksr Book Is ready Let Us send to yor
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-11
LEAGUE LEADERS
GAIN ON RIVALS
in P'ENyANT RACE

Philadelphia gained on the leaders
yesterday when Pittsburg defeated
Boston and Brooklyn did not play. The
race is sti1l a good one, and an upset
may be due at any time. Brooklyn
should give the Quakers trouble when
they meet, and the schedule of the
Superbas looks to be the best OF any
of the teams.
In the American League the Boston
Red Sox again defeated the lowly Athr
letics, but the Tigers are stfll in the
race, and before the season Is over
Hughey jennings may have sbmething
to say: The fans will hardly forget
that the Detroit bunch are known for
their play at the finish Chicago win
play Boston for four games today,
and Detroit will be at New York. The
White Sox have played good ball this
year against their fed-hosed brethren,
and should take at least two out or
the four from the Beaffeaters.
Nattonal Ii eaSfffe
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coMlskEY MAY 1922. .... ..
LAND MiNNlS

CHICAGO, m.-CharIes A. Cornis-
key, owner of the Chicago White Sox,
and Connie" Mack, manager OF the
Philadelphia Athletics, held a secret
conference in Chicago on Friday which
lasted several hours After it was
over they admitted that matters per-
tanning to certain changes In the make
ups Of the two clubs over which they
preside were discussed, but denied
positively that anything concerning
the future of J. Franklin Baker was
discussed. 80 "A
From an inside source. however, It
was learned that the player under
discussion was John ('tStuffy'') Mcfn-
mis-, who few days ago left the Phff-
adelphia team without telling any one
where he was going and is reported
to have returned to his home in Glou-
cester, Mass.
1t is believed that Mack is schenling
to sell McTnnis to the White Sox, and
that, if he joins the team, Jacques
Fourier will be sent to cover third
base and Russell Blackburne, who has
been the weak spot in the infiefd all
seasC n, win be benched. With an in
field consisting of McInnis, Eddie"
Collins, Buck Weaver and Fournier,
the pale hose outfit would have a
stone wall defense which would com
pare favorably with the famous Mack
100000 fnfeId, which was made up
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Football Stars viii
Begin Practise Soon
Mis-, Punahoh kamehameha and Mckinley Win AGAIN Be
Represented BY Strong Teams College Of Hawaii Nay Have
Contests With Other Schools Loses MANY Stars
OF Last Years Winning Tean1Mls Has Stronger Lineup

When the players OF the different
schools don the moleskins this month,
they will begin what appears to be
the most successful year in the his
tory Of the gridiron sport Punahou,
last years champions, Mills, McKin-
ley and Kamehameha have good foot
ball material IN sight and the race
this year for hohors should show the
football adherents OF this city the
most even fight In the history OF the
game.
Mills School, should. figure as
strong team this year, as 1t has ut the
present improved more than any 9TH
er squad In the city. The lads will
be in position to profit greatly from
their experience Of last year, and will
have in Win Birhey, q former Whit
man star, valuable coach, Birney
received his training under Archie
Hahn at Walla Walla and was one Of
the stars of the northwest. The team
was light last year but showed to adj.
vantage considering the fact. that II
was their first year. In football com
petition.
Punahou Loses stars.
Punahou has lost some good mate
rial, but will always be found In the
running for premier h0nors Gradua-
ton and retirement struck blows to
Punahou as the champions have lost
Capt Austin, Magoon, Brown and
Qnintal IN addition 10 other players.
The loss OF Quintal will be che hardest
blow as this star alone scored half
OF Punahon,s points. and his long
kicks Melted tWo-thirds Of the total
distance gained for the season. Sew
eral strong men from last years
scrubs will be out. and Captain-elect
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CHINESE Team
STILL WINNING
ON ROAD TRIP

Two reports were received yester.
day from the Chinese Travellers. They
are still winning games when the last
correspondence was made, and two vic.
tories over Pittsfeld, Mass, and Tren-
ton, N. j., teams are announced. In
the Pittsfield game the Chinese won
by a score of Is to 3. Kau and Mark
were the battery for the locals. The
Travellers showed their usual speed BY
stealing six bases to their opponents
one. I1ai Tin. Ayau, zap and Lee
were the heavy hitters for the locals
The Pittsfeld papers praised the work
OF the locals In every department Of
the game.
In the Trenton game C. Chin held
the Trenton team to i've hits, but en-
fors by the locals made the total Of
scores i've FOR their opponents. The
Chinese annexed seven runs on nine
hits. J. Chin. Lai Tin and Mark were
the heavy hitters for the Chinese or.
ganization. .I.:t -. !
The Chinese team may make the
trip to Cuba, according to reports IN
the eastern press. Their string Of
victories on the mainland should make
them d good drawing card in Cuba,
where they win meet teams OF cham
pionship calibre. -! = 30 3"
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COL
AnIlaalyzsd and SlITI1p,lliiffisd
R J0HS a RFBT scoTT
Ne 2 The Grip, Rishs Hand.

The right hand IS placed as shown
IN pffotoe apt No. z, and must con-
form a Every way TO the EFT hand,
bgin4 us much under the grip as ii
kft hand Is over It. This IN make
ths ef The right hand point toe
ward the right should ef, parallel to
4hs u Ut the left. The riEiif thumb
Isl Ittfe h1ure across the Staff nan
The LETT fhdlib. Z The finEefs Are
placed III 4 eorfespoh ding po siffon To
fR6se of tic left Hand, With the very
i1RStportahf sptioh 6f TIE little ftis
It IS here we win find the real rea-
son for this form of gripping-in
fact the key to this grip-and will
see why the great players use It.
Vardon, in his latest book on golf,
says tina, the principle strength In
holding the club should be in the
FIRST two fingers and the thumb. To
grip with these three consciously and
relax with the other two, is almost
impossible, If the ordinary grip is
used. Vardon also says it is to bring
them into a close confederation. a
happy union, etc, and of course it
does, but there is more understand
able reason, one that is purely mus
sular
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FRIEND OF KING DIES.

SHEFFIELD, England. Henry Steel.
head Of the great English steel firm
OF Steel, Peecf q Toker, who has
just died at his home here, was per-
haps hest known outside trade circles
as the man who laid King Edward,
then Prince of Wales, $1,000 to a car
rot against o horsesat the EPSON races
The prince Host and paid with car
rot formed of coral mounted In gold
Mr.. Steel and his partner, Mr.. Peech
formed the greatest firm of book.
makers on the English turf so years
ago. The fortrne which they made
on the Faeetrack tina led them to en-
ter the iron and steel industry as pio-
neers in 1879. Mr.. Steel died at the
age of So.
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Mike Gibbons VIII Be
Fayorite Over Paekey
Great MiddeWegts Clash Tonight at Brighton in Fastest Bout
in YearSMcF arand's Retirement From BIn0 VIII Make
Gibbons Fayorite- Paul Boys Victory Over clahby Wins
Him Many Friends Who Believe lie win Win From Packey

to send against the greatest mitt ar.
fist In the ring today, 50 g. t5.i'' g.
Gibbons Was eusy.
During the two wears that Packey
has been Wihing and dina1g,i Gibbons
has been pecktag away at The best III
the business lie has not been spar.
ring lof shadow boxing but mixing
with many Of the best ring artists ID
the word For six long years Mike
has been working his way to the top
Of the ladder II Is his ambition tD
retire with the title. He defeated
Clabby and there remained McFar.
land. Mike win 60 into this battle
ready. IL viii be the climax OF his
career. He says he will win. q Per
hhps hes ifglfr &c "a 50 Rea
ipackey WI rake up his labors once
more and WIN ehAeav6r to start wiiHrf
iib !iafd loff. e used to box 1T tISz
Now he win 30 into the ring much
heavier, and not any stronger. and per
htsps not So strong. Gibbons win
train down from d middiHweIght and
rfsSin lis strength Baekey tough;
last as d lightweight ana hts TAT win
be khs additional p6dndage Jim Cor
Dett WAS out OF ttlO game WHeu ne
fought Fitzs Ad W0lgast and Bat Mel
son and many others are oily Incl.
dents that prove that the man who
wins must keep going Sts III
II Is ffue that Packey Mcfarland
has lived an exemplary life He IS
known at 4 man Who IS never out Of
condition, bnt there are other fncf
dents where men have lived we'll and
lost Decanse they have not kept To
the training that a fast matt artist re-
qnfres. His work at the training camp
Is said to be wonderful, and the same
men said the same thing at Reno and
Carson City II Packey wins tonight
he will 60 down IN ring history with
q great record, and poets may rave
about him. In short battle he might
be able to hold the speedy Gibbons
but II looks like the st. Paul boy for
the winner. Both boxers declare they
WIN win. They always do. Promoter
Marshall has settled 1t all He got
them together. Now for the gong.
4 May the best man win!