The times dispatch. [volume], July 26, 1912, Page 7, Image 7

About The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914

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IN ALMOST ANY INSTANCE, 33^, 40 AND EVEN
In many instances are the increases in value made possible by these Mid-Summer Unloading Sale
Reductions. Understand that the significance of our Mid-Summer Unloading sale is in the goods
we re selling rather than in the prices we're quoting. It is the easiest thing in the world to quote a price, but giving the added value a price ought to
represent is another matter.
Just bear in mind as you read this that this particular clearance is Burk's Clearance; that the prices we quote are "on our own kind of goods, the
finest quality known. The reduction in prices means a corresponding increase in value- ?33 '40, 50 per cent, saving to you.
Unprecedented Price Slashing in the
Boys' Department
to
to
to
to
BOYS* WOOLEN SUITS
$'J.OO and $3.50 grades cut
$4.00 and $4.50 grades cut
i.
$5.00 and $5.50 gra>i?s cut
$6.00 and $?.50 grades cut
$7".00 and $7.50 grades cut 45
$g 00 and $8.50 grades cut 95
.95
$2.45
.35
.75
$0.00 and $10.00 grades cut
$5.45
.18
to ..
$10.60 and $12.50 rgrades cut (J*^
BOYS'WASH SUtTB
\SSXi $T.00- Boys* Wash. Suits, cut
to ... <??r?. ?tof?-?? .?*?^.?.? . . \J Cj \S
?21 Sl.W Boys' -"Wash Sails-cut
AUr^WBoys' Wann Suite cut
to . .>.?...
All $2.50 Bows" Wash Suits mit <m < c\
to.$1.39
Afl] ?' ? Boys'WaataSuits cut ^
AJU'$3.50^oys'1Waah?Stulstcut <g> ?
All fcfcOO Roys' AVaehvSuitf><cut
to.
BOYS' SEPARATE KNICKERBOCKERS
All 50c grade? reduced to. 38c
All 76o grades reduced to. 48o
All $1.00 grades reduocd to. 63o
All $1.25 grades reduced to. 98o
AU $L50 grade? reduced to.$1.10
$2.35
Men's and Youths'
Two and Three-Piece Soils
Including Blue and Black Serges and Worsteds
as well as genuine Priestly Cravenetted Mohairs.
AH the
$.5.00 Suits
Reduced to
AIS the $18.50 and
$20.00 Suits
Reduced to
ASLthe $22.50 and
$23.50 Suits
ReducetNo
Ail the
$25.00 Suits
Reduced to
All the $27.50 and
$30.00 Suits
Reduced to
the $32.50 and
$35.00 Suits
Reduced to
Big
On All
Shoes
Including-- the
Celebrated
"Stetson"
Shoe
Boys' Furnishings
Puritan Blouse Waists, both white, and col?
ored, 50c and 65c grades reduced ^ C
to. duC
All 75c Blouses reduced A O
to. 4?C
38c
te.48c
: 19c
Boys' Standard Negligee Shirts,
50c grades, reduced to.
75c grades reduced
.Boys' Solid l>ather Belts. 25
and 35c values, cut to.
Boys' Balbriggan atul Porousknit
Underwear, 25c and 35c quality, cut
to .J.
Famous.Black-Cat Stockings,.25c -J Q
quality, all sizes;to 11, reduced to. . 1 7v
19c
SeparateTrousers
Entire ??Stock-Radioally Reduoed.
$1.75
$2.45
$2.95
$3.45
$4.45
$4.95
$5.75
Choice of all $3.00 and $3.50
Trousers.'..
Choice of all $4.00 and $4.50 tft?
Trousers.r.
Choice of all.$5.on
Trousers.
_vC
Choice of all $0.00 and $6.50
Trousers .VJ.
Choice of all $7.00 and $7.50
Trousers .
Choice of all $8.00 and $8.50
Trousers .
Choice of air $9.00 and $9.50
Trousers.
IVIairfc and EiglntK
FIRST ARGUMENT
ALLEN GASE
All Evidence Is In, and Landreth
Opens for Common?
wealth.
[Special to The T:m>.'-Dispntrh."
WyiheviHe, Va., July ?Court
oicr.ed thin -nornlr.-- tt 10 o'clock In
the trlnl of Claude Allen for the mur
cler of William M. Fo-t.r nt Hlll-vllle.
T>ie defense having completed Its evi?
dence with the exception of one vrlt
!?>?-? v.-ho could not reath here until
to-night, the prosecution proceeded
with its witnesses in :*tbuttai. Seven
were examined in all this morning.
.I<hn F. Moore dented ever having
taken a message to Kloyd Alien from
Dexter Goad about working for him in'
t.ie election to repay for (load's select?
ing a Jury which would acquit him.
Kour witnesses were on the stand
this, morning who contradicted the
statements made by Si T. Rhodes, a
witness f.",r the defense, who testilied
to a conversation he had with l>e.\ter
Goad In the courthouse at Hillsvlllel
relative to the shooting and the time i
Goad drew his pistol.
Mr. Wysor. for the p.osecution. flat-]
led that the case was ready for argu?
ment so far as his side was concerned/
! I ut the defense had one more witness'
I coming td-night, so court was adjourn-l
ed nt 12:30 until s o'clock to-night, at
I which time the witness for the de?
fense was examined, anl the opening!
argument for tho Commonwealth by
Floyd Landreth, Common wealth's At?
torney for Carroll county, was made, i
It If desired that tho case no. to the
Jury by noon on Saturday, and to this
etiu the court will hold night sessions
und begin a half hour earlier In the i
morning, The order of arguments will j
be an follows:
Mr. Landreth opens for the Common
wealth; Judge ogieshy. of Bristol, i
op, n.? for the defense; John Draper, of1
Butaski, for the Commonwealth; Judge
Halrston, of Boar.olte, for the defense;
\V. .S. Poage, of WythevlUe. for the j
Commonwealth: I^awson Worrell, of !
Bluefleld, for the defense: Mr. Willis,
of Roanoke, for the defense, and J. C.
Wys?n, of Pulaskl, will c'.ose the case
for the Commonwealth.
Six hours will be allowed to a side
for the argument of the case, as on
the former trial.
The prl.-oner'a mrther was present
and Fat by his side during the session
of the court this morning. Mrs. Ed?
wards, mother of Sldna Edwards, who
is in jail here, and the defendant's
aunt was also present this morning.
Death of II. G, II. riarns.
After an illness of more than n
month. H. 1! H Barns died yesterday
morning at 8 o'clock at his residence.
I. West Grace Street, in his sixty-1
? ighth yeai. I
Mr. Barns had been paying teller
rf the National State and City Bank)
for forty-two years, and was at the|
time of his death senior dearon "f the
Calvary Baptist Church, of whloh he I
was one of the organizers.
Surviving him. lie leaves a widow.'
who was Miss J-r.n'.e R^glnnd. a sist< r
of A?hhy T. ami Jehu Ragland; a
daughter. Mrs. Harry Doggett. and a
son, Linden H. Barns.
The funeral services will be held
Saturday afternoon at j o'clock a: tho
Calvary Baptist Church,
Refrigerators, Porch Chairs,
Go-Carts and Baby Carriages
Willow and Wloker. Rustic Hickory and Cedar, Porch Swings nnd Split-bottom Torch
Chaira arc- golnp; at a sacrifice of 25 per cent.
All our Refrigerators are included in this reduction. Tbe McCray, Automatic, Hohn
Pyphon rtntl all are reduced 25 per cent.
Fiaby Carriages and Go-carts are s?'.np at the same- reduction. This is your opportunity
114 Pieces Lined Up 114 Pieces
We havo 114 Special Values In Drcasors, Chiffoniers, and Washstanda. This 1b an oppor?
tunity for you to furnlfih that spare room In attractive furniture of Good Quality at a small
coBt. A whole carload of tho pieces In Mahogany, Oak, and Bird's-eye Maple.
Ree tho Scsventh Street windows.
Grace at Seventh
THREESCORE DEAD
III FLOODED AREA
Many Places Isolated, and List
of Fatalities May
Be Larger.
Pittsburgh. )!ul>- -.">.?.Conditions
throughout the flood area are becom?
ing normal to-night. Twent)'-four I
victims of the flood huve been uc- |
counte. for. The- deaths of many |
others art- supposed to have taken
Placo in coal mines now flooded by
water, und it will take many days to
bring- in an accurate fatality list.
From what has been learned to
nlght. with definite details absent,
more than three score of persons los',
their Hves in torrential rains of yes?
terday, it has been impossible to
Hue up the list of deaths, bevause
most places are isolated and have j
been since Sunday.
While ?Otting fdcilnlr?: has been
heard from the Itc-J Stone Valley, It
Is said to-night that unite a number
of miners had been drowned. Veri?
fication Is Impossible.
Communication has been established
with a numbi r of points In West Vir?
ginia. All report a scvero storm.
Three deaths are reported from
Fairmont, two had occurred at
Monongah, practically two-thirds ot
West Virginia Is cut off from com?
munication
in Western Pennsylvania tt la si
eas* of cleaning tip debris. Tri, Penn- I
sylvanla put 800 men to work be?
tween Connellsvllle and Union town
cleaning up th* tracks It win take
days to open trie line, bocause imckff
and road rounonMons wore swept com
pletely away.
Within a radius of Mxty miles in
Pennsylvania the. storm was severe, in
addition to flood conditions the flood
ivator hail a tendency to tear up
Btrccts, tracks, wreck buildings and
carry away practically nil the .small
i ridges In the vicinity of the Pitts-j
burgh district. To-night at I'nion
fu-n foreign women, wives of the'
victims diowned yesterday, have
threatened vengeance upon the mine
losses for their failure to notify their
husbands of the approaching dar?er.
Mrs Frank Layoff, whose husband
was drowned In the mine yesterday,
has gon<> Ins?he and threatens to com?
mit suicide. An ethployc of the coal
compspy has been put in charge of her:
in lb* MohOhgahela Valley ail
streams are rising. Many persona have
been driven from their homes, and
much damages has resulted.
At BroWnsvllie, Pa., live miners were
unaccounted for to-day. heport? early
in the day had been to the effect thai
twenty-eight were lost. The Mono?a
hela River rose rapidly here lo-Ulaji
and lo-nlght reached tin- flood stag, of
."J.45 feet, anil probably will go h'gh
cr.
? in all sections .if Western Pcnnayt
'vanli slmllM condltiov^ urevail, and
th-r.- is no hope of adjusting affairs
loi a few days.
Heavy nanmcr Done.
Milwaukee, Wls.. July 25.?Additional
I reports to-day from tho flooded dis?
tricts of Northern Wisconsin bear out
lite reports of great damage lone by
the torrent which swept down the Wis?
consin River and Its tributaries from
north of Wattsau early Wednesday,
when the Br?k aw and other dams gave
way Tiie Hood reached Merrill to?
day, driving inany people from their
bonus, flooding business houses and
doing damage estimate at Jl'uii.uoo.
The) conditions at Wausati are be?
coming normal again, but the damage
in that vicinity is conservatively esti?
mated at $500,000.
NEWAPERlEN
ELECT OFFICERS
Morehead City. N. C July .'5.?The for
tleth annual convention of the North Caro?
lina Tress Association adjourned this after?
noon after electing the following officers;
James If. Calhe, president. Ashevllle; W. < .
Hammer, Ashoboro, A. J. Connor. Rich
Square, vice-;.residents. P IL?. St Clulr,
Hanford, secretary and treasurer. IBxecu
rje.e (Committee?James II Calhe, l H
Sherlll, Concord; 11. It. Clarli, Statesvllle;
H. B. t'arncr. Lexington; lt. M. Phillip*,
Greensboro. P. T. Edward*? Klnston.
The convention will meet for a mtdwlutel
session at Salisbury; und the next annual
I meeting will be held at Ashevllle.
REFUSES TO QUIT
AND IS KICKED OUT
Continued From Third Page
convention. That number of delegates
and alternate* was ,-uosen.
Vegro Issues Call.
Jackson, .Miss.. July 25.?oiu-e called
and then recalled, a State convention
of Mississippi Roosevelt Republicans
was ordered for the second time to-dayi
by a faction of the Colonel's followers^
who du not proposo to bo halteil In
their course by the notification, as Dr.
8. L. Redmond, a negro politician or
this city, puts It. that "no negroes
need apply."
Redmond and other negroes formu?
lated the call to-day and sent It over
the sjtate. Ho says no color line will
be drawn. Redmond asserts he Is tno
national commltteoman of the progres?
siv,, party for Mississippi, and was
choaeh at the Chicago meeting. R. F.
Ridge, of Ellsvlle. claims he has beejt
commleajoned by Senator Dixon to call
a convention of progressives in Missis*
slppi. and a few days ago Issued the
call for a convention July 31 at Jack?
son, to white voters only.
Candidates at Work.
Th" Korthtlde Democratic Club will meet
In Fraternity Hall to-night t'aptaln John
Lamb has accepted en invitation to bo
present and make mi address.
Former Governor a. J. Montague will ad
??' ? i- Wi ,i:n.?leii s '"-night..
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTORI
In
Summertime
the system craves fruit
Juices. For fever and
convalescents ospooi.il -
ly we recommend?
Pineapple Juice....25c
Grape Juice.25r
Lime Juice.I0<!
Raspberry Vinegar.25o
For Hot Weather
Fatigue
try the regular use of
Stotit or Malt Extract.
Scotch Malt.$1.50 .loz.
Makes Rich Red
Blood
Good Claret stimu?
lates the digestive func?
tions and brings back
red cheeks.
Va. Medoc Claret .200
S2.7.-> doz.
Va. Seedling tiaret. 350
Si!.:., doz.
Summer
Appetizers
A few drops add zest
to any dish.
H. & P. Satire.250
Gulness Stout $2.2.% dor. | Kssence Anchovy. . .360
KYF.HYTH1XG GOOD TO EAT AND DRINK.
504*508 East Broad.
Tel. Monroe 101-10(1.