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The Cordova daily times., 1916-08-03

H. n. Hall, of Hope. S2 years Of age had his first automobile ride a teW days ago while on visit to Anchor age He was & resident of the Hope country for more than twenty years
 c. L. Selling. who is connected with the Bahrenburg & Bubb placer pro perty on Dollar Creek, says that eight miners are employed on the property and they are working four giants.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-08-03

According to the latest reports in mining circles the United States Re fining & Smelling Company will ex- ercise it's option on the Ebner mine in Last Chance basin and will carry for ward an extensive plan of development which will rival the operations now under way on the part of the Alaska Gastineau Company and the Treadweil group of mines.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-08-03
SUBMARINE GETS BY ALLIED
 PATROL

NORFOLK, Va, Aug. 3. The merchant submarine Deutschland has passed the allied patrol unobserved, as she was submerged. After passing the capes the whole crew stood on deck and gave three cheers for Ameri- ca and Americans.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-08-03
GREASERS WANT ID PRESENT I
 GRIEVANCES

MEXICO CITY, Aug. 3. - Luis Ca. brera, Ygnacio Bouilles and Alberto Hanio have been selected as com missioners to negotiate with the United States. It will be their duty to report the questions at issue be- tween the United States and Mexico, and if acceptable to Washington, the delegates will soon leave for the states.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-08-03

WASHINGTON, Aug. 3. - The an nouncement of the Mexican command CTS indicates a favorably reply to the American note accepting the proposal of a joint commission with extended scope. Justices White and Brandeis and Frederick Lehman have been suggested as the American commis- sioners.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-08-03
CROWD JEERS WHEN TRAP
 SPRUNG ON BASEMENT

LONDON Aug. Sir Roger Easement hanged at the Pentonve prison o'clock this morning for treason There was large hrong people outside the prison walls and when announced that trap had been sprung eers rent the air. showing sentiment his friends and followers Case ment died calm and courageous He mounted the platform firmly and eight minutes later dead His remains were buried in ouickime in the prison yard.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-08-03

Charles N. Hayes, foreman of the cyanide plant at Treadwell, and Miss Martha J. c. Olson, teacher In the Douglas public school, were quietly married recently to the surprise or their friends.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-08-03

An arrival at Fairbanks from the Tolovana camp says that shortage of water is hampering the mining men and a shortage of currency is eaus ing the business men considerable bother. All transactions are by means of checks.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-08-03
MANY DROWNED IN TENNESSEE
 CLOUDBURST

MIDDLESBORO, Ky. Aug. 3. - In cloudburst at Blair Creek, near Tazewell, Tennessee, twenty persons were drowned and the property loss is enormous. Practically every build ing in the town was damaged Nine bodies have thus far been recovered from the water.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-08-03

T. Zorn, an old-time prospector or the Lake Creek section, says that there are more prospectors in that country than ever before, and many of them are meeting with fair sue cess.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-08-03

ferson Davis Cohn with about the same number, and T. P. Thorne with dozen or so. Only ten French owners are represented.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-08-03

BERLIN Aug. 3.-It is officially announced that the French troops penetrated the German lines at Monacu fam the somme region and they also took the trenches position In the region north of Verdun the recapued the trench section lost in Laufee wood PARIS, Aug 3.-The several German counter attacks verdun been stopped by of infantry fire French have progressed substantially south Of Feuy capturing 100 Germans in the past two days
 GERMAN GUNBOAT IS SUNK.
 HAVRE Aug. 3-The Belgian gunboat Netta sank the
The Cordova daily times., 1916-08-03
German Attacks Are Unsuccessful

German gunboat Graf Gatzen in lake Tanganka after battle in which there Belgian losses.
 AIRSHIPS DO LITTLE DAMAGE.
 LONDON Aug 3-Six German airships raided the east ern counties London this morning and dropped eighty bombs Nine horses were killed and three injured.
 ENGLAND's LOSS ONLY 0OO MEN LONDON, Aug 3-Parlament has been asked to pass a nension appropriation on the basis of 220 000 killed
The Cordova daily times., 1916-08-03

old papers for sale at the Times office.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-08-03

Today's news in the Times today.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-14

The young lady across the way says
she overheard her father say that wall
streets action was in sympathy with
the war news and for her part she
thought Il was just nne that such
busy men could nnd time to be sorry
for the poor soldiers so far away.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-14

REAL ESTATE FOR HkN1
ce-tsssrs rre~ rrecesas ces.-.
rrSNsyrvANrA supuRpsN
RSSsIsS, |, ~ .S kEyt ,Ayp SELL " sEsSI7vSs. y7vs
HERKNESS & STETSON
1881 LAND TITLE BUILDING
'Es.SrcwN A.. ioS.,., S:s ;'TsSs ssg's ssH
Suburban Homes for Rent
r. oS isSl.n S. ,A r'a.' ,ss 2, &c., sH lss yss
sss on dS.oSSss Ss 81 % ,ss ssSsoS RssSns NV
ara the fsnnS r. X A nuraSsr of choke
eton. rev furSsSsS s.s Sse,ea :, our our
ofAcs, OF write, stains ycur requirements.
VIM. H. WILSON & co.
NORRIS BUILDING
MAIN LINE, p. n. n.
ARpAfoRE--
Attractive Stone & Stucco House
,ssss: SSa:r .S Ss5Su;r sD'r ios os';. T.
Ss', .Ss ,ios s%,nr,s. psr month, nan from stations north
SAMUEL C. WAGNER, JR.
- $40 COMMERCIAL. TRUST BUILDING
AgpstQRe--ee ST raurs road, II roomsi tsoi
", =, SMITH tSsss pr,s., re.a, ov.rsrees.
HAvERroRD-
1888 PER MONTH
.,ccTsr gropes,y. 10 minutes from ststioni
ss Isosaso Sh SS,e ssrsss. hSTse , sSnisinss s,,
water heat. ras and electric itsht.
SAMUEL c. WAGNER, JR.
sac COMMERCIAL TRUST BUILDING
FOR RENr-FuRNIsHRD
CITY
:, IDEAL HoME-wINTER SEASON
fisFfssA FRfRSA ~ s5S Sn's sos en- sfT sr
Chestnut nm
months lease. c ais, ledger ofhe..
SUBURBAN
BEAUTIFUL HoNrE-e BEDROOMS. bethsi 4 "a
from station near ,re.leEi nominH, m n Gsnt for
1924 Chestnut ST., or LANsbowNp
MORTGAGES
ADVANCES 10 ByHpEFs A srpciALrr
,, S,.sss' <: S''1 ,SS%ssSSSS \ SS,;! sss s.I:,,.
LOWEST MkRKrr RATES
Appiy 20
HAzLrrr q MOSS
| SIS WALNUT ST.
Mortgages-First and Second
s% Hq SI sny rSs fSpcs Sn O % hnf tS
ss sls. SS sns !%s t@Si On nv hS%c mn. for "a
Quick Action Is My Motto
Chas. I. De Young 'O';II Ilo., ws., s,sx Enc
FIRST MORTGAGES
FOR SALE
Robert Morris Trust Co.
| 927 Chestnut Street
TO SECURE A MoRToAuE
BE (. nrst or .ecend,li you desire sirici.uI
'"'" ckEL' PHONE OR WRITE TO US
your mortgage viii be a. rood as placed"
NORMAN s. SHERWOOD. 1911 walnut st.
| $I00,000-5% FLAT
SPECIAL TRUST FUND
GOOD FIRST oh ohhoRroAoEs
HORACE u Fis WITS TEESuq ~ sT' WALNUT ST
Money for First and Second
YE,sHsss BUILDING ss.ccif,ISn fses, ,SI
nal, iTat,on ana and sioGmS prompa :sttemsns exam
DONNELLY & SUESS
LEHIGH AND GERMANTOWN AYES.
100000 at, AT N AVID. SER Gent
Loans on Interests In Estates.
Reasonable Charges.
JOHN A. BARRY
| 5oT Land Title building.
|
fSr inysstment IN nrst mortgages: any 1smoIpt
fPGsr fsii psrtsulaTs % kiso have D. L. n funds foH
'''''' fSfSSP SfSSP ffS$$ sSB SgEEE GMSnRS Hc.
FUNDS FOR MORTGAGES
on instaiiment plan.
Northern Trust Company
SIXTH AND SPRING GARDEN
UNLIMITED FUNDS
S5s. s sna 'ns ae ss on
SMULLEN g. BARRY
| Franklin Bldg, Broad and Chestnut SITS.
$50 900. $500 TO $4,000
ss S sss q @ ' same 'SssSr'' SsS Oa''o''
| LEWIS & co. 1927 wpSns VI SIRARD
.$'s:. $ $$;;;;:: $$$$ !; ::$'$$$:
''000 'piSHlaapssEsfYa CO. dSSn''
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS to I'm
turing plants or central properties principsil
only need apply. NJ 7i4. Ledger Central.
| -----
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-14
REAL ESTATE WANTED

REAL ESTATE bought sold. rented. rents col
lected; mortEaze loans for term OF wars or
on building association plan.
ARTHUR DoswELL 2sS N. 18th ct.
sUBURBAN modern dwelling. 4 rooms on second
floor, baths, 4 rooms on third moor. bath.
with grounds; good locationi possession fall or
Sprlng; full particulars. 40. Ledger Central.
WILL, BUY cheap real estate, any section.
Phiiadslphia; Immediate answersi brokers pro-
tected. Chester ID. Rottner, 142O Chestnut.
or portlon Of house; convenient to center OF
city; state lowest rent. ais. Ledger Ofice.
WE CAN RENT YOUR VACANT HOUSE;
JOHN +. BAsFORD. 53Os Haverford =
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-14
SAMUEL T. FOX q co.
E. COR. 9TH AND CALLoWHILL SITS.

SAMUEL T. FOX q co.
8. E. COR. 9TH AND CALLoWHILL SITS.
STORES -
b2s Commerce st. store and Q floors. $40. 90
262 N. 9th ST., large store. $500
N, 9Th ST., large store.
eO1 F1bert ST., 3 floors. rs............s..s. 1900
STORES AND DWELLINGS
I407 Cumberland, Or. and store cows. $50. 90
500 N, 9th. rooms and bath. ......... 5000
0O0 Buttonwood, store and rooms. 2b.00
100 Paramount. store aDd room 1000
DWELLINGS
I7Ib Master, ~ rooms, conveniences. 80. 90
s12e N broad. Il rooms conveniences. 5000
bed Marshall, IL rooms. ms..............,. so. 90
1919 Norris. IL rooms, convenisnces 26, 90
Ala N, Tth. .......s2sl p45 N. Lswr' nee. .Tr. 81
sos Wood. sI..:. 25is peIot. IT,. u
sis N. psrisn. sr. 2o 22is .. Hunt'n, Or. il
1881 n Mys lss st. Or. fsss, fiSss s Il
1880 Tioga. housekeepinE apartmsnts. .tbb. 90
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-14
Old Fashioned

They were coming back from the
picnic.
I'VE used to sing an old-fashioned
song" remarked grandma, about
one-horse open sleigh"
Granddaughter was visibly puzzled.
Don't you mean a one-cylinder
carr" inquired she.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-14
Natural

"Jinks always was a good liver"
Yes, and now he's got liver trou-
ble."
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-14

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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-14
VIM. H. WILSON & co.


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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-14
REAL EsTATE-sALE OR RENT

n. E.-sALE OR EXCHANGE
WE have 10 farms taken In exchanges which
we will sacrifice for quick cash sales. Call
for particulars. OGDEN, 1920 Ftlbert.
FLORIDA
HAVE 25-ACRE orange and grapefruit grove.
Florida. Indian River; fine condition.. want
real estate. value $4,000 445. Ledgor
Central.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE
10 LOTS. all improvements. Ogontz ave. sec.
tioni also 20 acres, Ogontz ave. section. 1000
II. available for immediate lmprovem't Chest
nut Hin Realty Co., ~ w. Willow Grove ave.
CLEAR LOTS. 10 It. front, all improvements.
good neighborhood value $1,000. for equities
in small houses 4. n. Meehan. 6T4T German
town ave.
SO ACRES. 22d Ward. lO-mlle view; near two
trolleys. minutes to T., X. r.; will consider
nut Hin Realty Co, ~ w. Willow Grove ave.
$4,000 EQUITY in 4 2-story DWELLINGS,, subject
to .Qne mortgage, Tor clear city dweiling.
l. $50. Ledger Ofhee.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1916-10-13

done or failed to do. The princi-
pies OF an active and forward looking
Democracy show up magnificently in
comparison with the Republican
campaign of criticism that promises
nothing, because it fears that what
ever it promises will offend some of
the discordant elements in the Re-
publican party.
81 believe that the Ninth District
voters are coming to see that nothing
can be accomplished by n party COM
posed of such elements rs Roosevelt
on one one hand with his anti-Ger-
man views, and Hughes on the other
catering to the German vote; such
standpatteers as Root and Smoot on
the other extreme standing for special
interests, and Hiram Johnson on the
other standing for nearly every
plank in the Democratic platform.
Little wonder that they should see
the naked hypocracy of party,
whose leaders are afraid to promise
for fear of offending half
the party whose only common bond
of symapthy is desire for the of
fees and the control of the United
States treasury"
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1916-10-13
POCAHONTAS NOTES.

Pocahontns, Vn., Oct. 1l.-One of
the important social events of the
season was the wedding last Sntur-
day mt six o'clock p. m. of Mr. Ben II.
Graham, manager of the Citizens
Drug Company, member of the Town
Council and son of the late clerk of
Tazcwell County, and Mrs. Minnie
Geisin, daughter OF the late Mrs. r.
j. Murrell. The ceremony was per
formed Mt the brick residence of the
bride on West Church Street, in Po-
cahontns by the Rev. A. S. Rachel,
pastor of the Presbyterian churches
mt Pocahontas and Bramwell. The
house was beautifully decorated for
the occasion, though there were no
invited guests. only the witnesses be-
ing present.
Another wedding which is of much
interest to Pocahontas p onlc is that
Of pr. N. M. Counts, dentist, to Miss
Cecil Dieschmnn, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Lee Dieschman, who have
made their home in Pocahontas for
several years, the former being mine
foreman for the Pocahontas Consol-
idatcd Collicries Company. The cere-
mony was performed at Richmond,
where the couple have been taking
in the State Fair.
Rev. ID. II. Miles. who has 80 ably
filled the pulpit of the M. f.. church,
South, Mt Pocahontas, hns been mp
pointed by Bishop Atkins TO the Ath-
ems, w. Va, field and will leave for
his new work in faw days. RR.
u. D.Holbrook, n Tazewell man, who
was reared on Buestone, will sue
seed Dr.. Miles. Mr.. Holbrook has
been at Pcarisburg.
Rev. B. f. Griffith is conducting
n revival at the Baptist church, as
sisting the pastor, Rev. w. II. Rick
man. Mr.. Griffith is good singer
as we'll as an able minister.
Max Davis, wife and children, ac-
companied by Morris Magrill, ms Il
chaueffeur, left Pocahontas Monday
in Mr.. Davis new Chandler automo-
bile en- route to Cincinnati where Mr..
and Mrs. Davis will reside in the fu-
ture. Mr.. Davis was member of
the, council at the time and himself
and wife were well known as conduct
ing the Davis restaurant on Center
Street. The management of this bus
ness is now in the hands of Samuel
S. Davis, his brother.
c. T. Rees has resigned his position
ON the police force to which he was
| StSeeSu III ~ VI ocPIcilDcTJ anu w. II.
Shumate has been selected in his
place.
II. w. Hicks has been ill at his
home with an attack of rheumatism,
but is able to be out again.
Pocahontas Lodge No 60 Knights
of Pythias will hold memorial service
in memory Of their deceased men,
bers on the second Sunday in Nov
embcr. Nov. 12) ut three o'clock
Mr.. C. Woodrum, member of
the Roanoke bar will be the orator
of the occasion. Neighboring lodges
are invited.
There will be district Sunday
School Convention, interdenomination.
al at the M. E. church, Pocahontas, or
Sunday afternoon, November 9th, al
2:45. A program of interest will be
arranged and all Sunda- schools are
urged to send representatives
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1916-10-13
MARRIAGES

The following marriage licenses
were issued by Circuit Court Clerk
this week:
j. N. Hall and Rosn Davis, well
known citizens of this town, were
married last Sunday night about q
o'clock, in the presence of Sergeant
Thompson as one of the witnesses.
Stuart Gillespie and Margaret Har-
risson, colorcd.
Ben 7. Graham and Miss Minnie
d. Gcisin.
w. II. Ruckcr and Miss Media Dean.
Charles II. llnrman and Miss Ja-
ME Kinder.
Blame Vincy and Glhdys Young, col
Ored
VIM. II. RntliG and Miss Rusha
Jean Lester.
Charles T. Beavers und Miss Bcr-
thn b. Belcher.
Raymond b. Hoch, and Miss Pearl
l.. Presley.
The last two couples were from
West Virginia, and after securing
the license to wed left for Bristol.
Troy Hawkins and Miss May Ta-
Dor,
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1916-10-13
JACKSON NOT
ASKED TO COME
TO THE NINTH
Negro Politician Says
Report is Too Ridiculous For
Him Even to Deny.

Inc following report from Richmond
appearing in II recent issue of The
,soahoke Times regarding much
discussed question in the Ninth dis
trict, settles the matter and proves
lhi.t IL doesn't pay to circulate II cam
pa'gh yarn unless you are sure you
can get away with it,"
Richmond, Oct. 9.-"Neither in NV
private capacity MS citizen nor ms n
member of the National Hannibal
Demoeratic League, nm ! taking the
slightest pnrt in Virginia politics."
salu Giles Is. Jackson, prominent ne
gro attorney, last night. "rhe report
that was going to use my influence
IN the Ninth district against Con
gressmnn Slcmp is too absurd even
10 deny. | have no interest or influ-
ehcc there, nor have | ever received
from any person in that district an
invitation to come there and sneak
II Is A fabrication pure and simple.
without even the scmblance OF truth y
ordinnrily, neither of the major
p"rties IN Virginia would have had
the temerity to suggest that the 9TH
OF SIDE was seriously considering re-
enforcing Its campaign with speak
ers Of the colored race. Since the
iuoptioh or the new constitution, il
has been accepted that the race is
sue has been forever divorced from
politics and will not again arise to
disturb the pleasant relations that ex-
ist now between the white and color
cd elements of the population.
But the Republicans of the Ninth
virginin district, whore Congressman
Z. Bnscom Slcmp is fighting for re-
election have given currency to the
report that the Democrats of that dis
trict have extended IL welcome to an
olfer of support from Giles b. Jack
son, of Richmond, and the news has
been assiluously circulated by the
Ninth district Republican orEanizu-
ton
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1916-10-13
JOIN "rANLAc WEEK
By Window DisDlay and Spirited Cam
paign for More Sales, They Endorse
New Remedy.

"Tanlac Week" is being celebrated
in all parts of the country by drug
gists who have the agency for this
remarkable preparation in their res
pective towns and here John E. Jack
son has installed window display
which is both attractive and interest
ing.
For over IL months this new remedy
has been advertised in the columns of
his paper and the power of adver-
tising when properly done and placed
IN good newspaper is indicated by
the tremendous sale this particular
remedy has enjoyed locally as well as
nationally.
1t is interesting to note that Tan
lac is advertised only in newspapers,
yet its sales have Increased until it
has the largest sale by millions of bot
ties of an medicine and druggists
everywhere state they have had a
greater demand for this particular
remedy than for any other on their
shelves.
DR.. John e. jackson takes great
deal of pride in the fact that he has
been selected as the local distributor
for Tanlac and the advertiser likewise
has expressed his pleasure at having
been successful in securing this popu-
lar and enterprising druggist to handle
it.
The window display mentioned
above will be on display in DR.. Jack
sons window several days.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1916-10-13
HOLSTON CONFERENCE
APPOINTMENTS.

The Holston conference of the Me-
thodist church, which was in session
in Bluefield last week, adjourned Sun
day night, after announcing the ap-
pointments.
The appointments for the Tazewell
and Bluefeld districts are as follows
TAZEWELL DISTRICT
j. E. Wolfe, Presiding Elder.
Belfast-S. V. Morrell; Burke's Gar
den and Tazewell-W. c. Thompson;
Castlewood- e. Spring; Cedar Bluff
+. M. Burhman; Clintwood-J. w.
Stewart; Dickensonville-J. D. Dame;
Elk Garden-C. E.Steele; Graham.
| w. Browning; Graham Circuit-E. H.
Cole; Grundy-J. G. Halvey; Honaker
A. II. Towe; Lebanon-N. r. Cart
right; MAXWELL. E. Graham; Poca-
hontas-Z. d. Holbrook; Richlands-
S. A. McCanless; Rocky Gap-Albert
Gentry; Tazewell-R. B. Platt, jr.;
c. r. Brown, Supt. ;Wiledr-J. H.
Bowling; Whitewood-B. c. Wise.
BLEUFIELD DISTRICT
L. E. Wiley, Presiding Elder
Bluefield, Bland Street-T. S. Ham
lilton; Bluefeld, Grace Church-W. M
Morrell; Bramwell-J. r. Brown; Big
Sandy and Marytown-W. A. McCor-
mick; Berwind-W. l.. Vernon; Coal
wood-E. w. Fisher; Chattaroy-F. B.
Shelton; Davy and Twin Branch-B.
N. Waterhouse. Eckman-S. W.
| Bourne; Gary. f. Benton; Glen
Alum and War Eagle-R. E. Greer;
lager and Premiier-G. F. Thompson
Jenkinjones and Pageton-W. S. Ly-
ons; Kimball--C. E. Painter; keystone
J. B. Simpson; Maybeury and Coop
er-W. A. Gose; Mcdowell and Crump-
ler-G. K. Patty; Matewan- G.. w
Hudson; Matoka-J. D. Splitter;
Mora-J. M. Wysor; Mullins-J. D.
Wright; Northfork and Crozier-R. N
Havens; Naugatuck-W R. Neal;
Pineville Circuit. w. Morris; POND
Creek-D. l.. Smith; Rock Circuit-C
Kennedy; Stone Coal-B. w. Fitch
Thacker and Freeburn-P. II. Horner
Welch-L. w. Pierce; Williamson-W
M. Bunts; Winding Gulf-T. e
Brooks; Wyco-J. w. Pressly.
Rev. Mr.. Hurley, who has beer
presiding elder of the Tazewell dis
trict for the past four years ha.
been transferred to the Radford dis
trict. Rev. j. B. Ward went from
the Bluefeld district to the Chata
nooga district.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1916-10-13
NEVER AGAIN.

A lumber man, who lives in an ad-
joining county, was in this Office re-
Gently, and was asked as to the situa-
tion politically in his community. He
said that he had always voted the Re-
publican ticket, but this was one time
when he was going to break the rec
ord, he was going to vote for Will
son and Trinkle. He said he passed
through the Roosevelt panic, being in
business at that time in Wise coun-
ty, and said that was the only time
in business career of many years
that he had money in the bank and
couldn't get it. He has fully recov,
cred from the effects of that panic or
the lumber business and during the
Wilson prosperity has recoped his
losses and is now hanny and pros.
Iperous. The country is full of rner
just like this gentleman, but they are
not talking.