Bluefield evening leader. [volume], November 21, 1910, Page 6, Image 6

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Thanksgiving I
Specialties §
(' rvers t< carve that l urke\
Sj> »«#t < t » Sasic t! .it I'urke\
C'ake Mi\.-rs t > mix that cake
( hop; e: s to ch ;> tiiat
sa a*i uml other «!lit*> .
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1 'll ; .
Per
Ar* a < ‘ottec.
Pans and all kinds oi n'ec iit
tic articles to prepare that
cranberry sauce and other
essentials for the Thanks
giving Dinner*
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One of the 20th century dou
ble heaters to make that
home comfortable while r 11
> ytng that l’hank<;riviiig
1onne •
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Lit ut i o', t -a.it one of our Modern and up-to-the
minute dt< i anges to coo', that i hanksgiving Meal on.
A.l \ iic« s are the lowest, our service is th.e best. If
you cm i c • . e to select just c ill phone 2SI and wo will
do the re t.
Hardware" j.
CtCII -^TTG.
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j The Quai ity is Remembered i
| When the Price is Forgotten j
! Perfect Work
Prompt Service
Right Prices
Courteous 1 reatment
U*£ Foland Printing Co. !
“Particular Printers”
23! Princeton Ave. - Bluefield, West Virginia
LEADER WANT ADS BRING RESULTS
Give us
the Op
portunity
to Dress
you
BETTER
on the
same or
less
rponey
with
j Adder's Collegian Cloths
• /' ll-’now sfyl • r lothr s cost no more than
oromaiy clothes, and besides spendid servicea
bility, they £,v< you the best of up-to-date style
suaP ar,d distinction that improves any man’s
P*1 ,M li ' r,f' ^ppf,;’ranrv. We guarantee a
Pf r* ct fit. Suit sand overcoats 'IS, $1 Sand up.
UNION CLOTHING CO.
C. W THORNTON. Prop.
Newlocatlm, 241 PRIWHM ME. • . BLIIEFIELO, V. VI
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T. <’. Hubbard of Princeton spent
yesterday in the city.
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\V. H. Caldwell of Flic hlands, Vo:;
was in the lity today.
Frank Stirber of Pocahontas was in
the city today on business.
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.1 M. CalpM* of ley v.-.s .vnotiR
the IJIueP* id visitors today.
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Mr. ind Mrs. ('. (?. Webb of F .•ynr-‘
dott spent Sunday In the city.
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W. Henry lohnson of S;:i- oil P
resist* red at the Crane] today.
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P. K. Porter c»f Williamson spent 1
Sunday ■ isltins friends n the* cty. |
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Mrs. K. T. Spencer who I.as been
quite ill for the past few weeks Is
very much mprovoel.
.1. II. Wright returned la t nig't '
from Koanokc where he attended a'
meeting of the Shrlners.
AT- jf *
Fred A. Kamey retrrned Mis morn
ing from Indiana where he lias been
employed for several months.
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Charles S. Van Noppen, who has
been visiting W. I). Ellis for several
days will return to his home n Greens
hoio. N. C. tomorrow.
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1). Hugh Jenks of Cincinnati, gen
eral manager of the Producers' Coa»
company, who formerly had headquar
ters in Uluefield, was In the city
today.
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S. N. Worley, chief clerk ia YY., K.
Decker, division superintendent of .the
Norfolk & Western, is expeeted back
tomorrow from a vacation trip as far
r\*est as St. I.ouis.
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I id. .M. Waite of Dante, vice presi
dent ot tiu* Clinchfteid Coal Corpora
tion, accompanied by bis family, was*
In the city today looking after busi
ness matters connected with his com
pany.
MEETING OF COUNTY COURT
Ernest Freeman of Dram well, pres
ident of the county court, was in the
city today enroute to Princeton to at
tend a meeting of the collar. The1
meeting was held Ills afternoon and
| only routine business was transacted.
DOING NICELY.
Mrs. Fred Christie was operated
upon yesterday for app« ndlei is at St.
Lukes hospital, and is getting along
very nicely.
Hotel Ai rivals
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New Altamon*.
K. 15. Newberry, N. Y.; Warth Kil
patrick. Conuelsvilie. Pa.; J. A. Arnw
strong, Conuelsvilie, Pa.; \V. R.
O’Connor. City; Goo. II. blew. N. &
W. lty.; M. W. Glenn. N. & W. Ry.;
M. Zarel. Welch. W'. \’a.; Carp titer
k Roxley. Welch. W'. Va.; G. M. vrm
, strong. Petersburg, Va.; W. H. Iiiuni
enst,.|n. Pottsvill. Pa.; F. K. por.cr.
W'illlamson. W. Va.; F. V. Wotjdfcor,
C’ity.; T. .1. O’Neal, Ashland, W. Va.;
fas. Coughlin, Ashland. \V. Va.; J.
i W. Ryen, Hiawatha. W. V';:.; W. If.
Ilfilh. City; A. I). Rice, Worib. W’.
I Va.; P. R. Shur. City; J. J. >i<Carn.,
! Syracuse. N. V.; .f. s. Wall, Radford, |
■ Va.; F. M. Southerland, City; .fno.
W. Mix Lynchburg, Va.; M. N. Moor
man Lynchburg. Va.; J. P. Moorman,
Lynchburg, W. Va ; W. Henry John
ston, Springton, W. Va.
MRO. PAYNES FU^RRAL
TOMORROW AT 10 A. M.
The ftiners! of Mr** 0. fl. Payne,
died Saturday afterifoon. has been
postponed from .'{ o’clock this aftci
noon until H» o’clock tomorrow morr
ing on account of the fact that her
brother who resides in Tennessee
could no* arrive in time. The sop
vice will be held at the home on
Rluefitld avenue, Rev. Milliard of the
Chrstian church officiating The m
iment wil Make place In Walnut
Grove eemotary
The deceased is survived by a Inis
band, who Is a vard conductor on t|>r
Norfolk K Western, and three chil
dren beside* a large circle* of friends
a tel rein the*.
WORK HARD AND WIN PRIZE
’The Favorite Candidate* ill the
Lender subscript Ion contest will win
a handsome prize for Just a little
special activity. Help your favorite1
candidate win one of the prize
The Furcka Hardware company
held their Range exhibit every day in
the year and this time you got chan
ces on the FREE heater See them.!
' oupons count for your candidate ;
TUB BETTER WAY Ifll
: BREAK A BAD COLO
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The Most effective and harml1?1?
way to cure the Grippe or Urea': a
'severe cold, either In the head, t ,.est,
I back. stomach fir limbs, is a dose cl
Pape’s Cold Compound every t*u
liours until three consecutive doses
are taken.
You will distinctly fee' ‘lie oeld
breaking and all grippe symptoms go
ing aft-’r the v ry fir <t dose, ft nro r>nt
ly relieves t!<- c.ast ini-crahle •• v rn! •
via pnin-. i.Iache. dullness, head
and nose : ■ .' t up, fevcrlshr
’sneezing, r . i> - -t. mining o." •!>«,'
nose, sorenr ° s‘iffn< and rl • my*'
tic aching.
Take t’il'• I:: rmlcis Compound as
directed with :!>o knowledge h'a*.
there? is no other medicine, ina.de nuv
where else in tiie world, which will
I cure your cold or on«l Grippe misery
as promptly and without an*’ other n «
: it pence or bad after-effects as a 25
cent package of Pape's Cold Com
pound, which any druggist in the
world can -apply.
After thr-e \ears' research we have
conclusively demonstrated that f|ui
nine is not effective in the treatment,
I of colds or grippe.
' cKunion
Galveston, Tex., Nov. 21.—Prepared
to back up with facts and figures its
claim to be being the bes1 governed I
city in the I’nion, Galveston will'
serve as an object lesson to the
d< legates from municipalities'all over
the (country who asscinl led here to-1
•lay to take part in the first national |
congress on the commission form of
city government.
The commission system, which had
i*s origin in Galveston, spread rapid
ly throughout the South and Central
West, and is now gaining adherents
in many east ern and far western iolti
ies. Great centralization and respon
sibility and the abolition of party lines
are the principal claims made for
commission government, whiefv1 juh
stitutes a mayor and board of commis
sioners for alderman or cottnc iimen.
Reports from lies Moines and various
other largo cities which have adopt
ed the'plan declare that it is an
unqualified success. Lynn, .Vti^ss.,
voters rec* ntly passed favorably on
the innovation, and Baltimore and
other large eastern cities are said to
be giving the matter serious Consid
eration. <;
Although Galveston lias barely held
its own In population since the terr - 1
hie hurricane and flood that all but I
wiped out the city, great civic, im
provements have been made ami the1
city is more prosperous that ever be- j
fore. Except for the adoption of the]
commission plan, involving a sound
and stable government, it is declared
that Galveston would never have'rH*
on from her ruins,
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TO SELL INDIAN
Washington, Nov. 21. All r.f the
unallotted lands of the Five Civilized
i rlbes of Indians In Oklahoma* ap
proxlirat !ng 1.650.000 acres, will he
sold by public auction In-ginning to
day. 'll-.- a.c will be by counties and
\ill continue until March r 1011. When
if is expected that tho entire immense
wt will t ivo be<-n disposed of.
Secretary of the Jn/nfior Ilalllnger
d< <jid< d to sell there lands5 aft'ter p *r
sonally visiting Oklahoma, studying
tlte status or the five civilized trfbos.
and holding many conferences wi h
President Taft and Commissioner of
Indian Affairs Valentine.
I lie; lauds offered for sale include
5.400 acres in the Seminole nation,
114,000 acre- in the Creek and Semin
ole nations and 1.450,000 acres in the
Clioetaw and Chickasaw nations. Tht
lands have been advertised, with the
minimum price water!, ami the terms
call for 25 per cent at the time ,>f M i|<
25 per cent, in six months, and 5Q per
rent, within eighteen months, with In
teregt at 6 per cent.. The forested
area in the Choctaw nation, amount
ing to about 1.565,000 acres, will ai -o
he offerer! for Hair- soon. ConxrM*
will hr- tisio <1 at hr- mining M-sslor
to malt*- pr.r. isjon for tlie sale of coal i
and asphalt lands r.f the InrlfAns.
TELERAPHER8 MEET,
V. f.amnn r.f Troi^bvllle, Va..
Chairman f.t thr- Order of Hallway
Telegrapher was pre-fiit at « meet
Ing of the order at Its hall Saturday
night.
Is your favorite in The I.e*Mi<tr taco?
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|the Westminister confession a.‘; such;
tie Baptist say take the Philadelphia
confession of Faith as such and 'lie
Methodist says, take the Discipline at
the ere< d. Hut not one uf these would l
•it' * the other's and that makes P
hn> . less, flat they ail are willing to
t ike the Bible as complete and suf
ficient. Then throw away your cr d;
<nd stand on common ground here, the
Hlblo.,
"Again each one of these would s
gest his own name as the name for
Hod's people to wear. Hut neither of
the- ethers v.ould agree to wear It. So
we are balked again. But all of them
are ready to he called simply, Chris
tian. Tills is common ground. Throw
away ^-our divisive human names and
lot's take the divine. The divine orig
in and beauty of this name were'
showu. • I
“Hut how about baptism. It Is a
known fact that there Is no Standard t
JCrcck lexicon on earth defining tlii*
' word to sprinkle or to pour. There is?
not an occurence of it in all Clas ic'
or Mebrnistic Greek so moaning. Jes
us used it and gave not the siightes*
hint tl-.af he gave to it any other than
it: classic meaning. It is the One
Hop'ism of Paul and there is n>» otlier.
All agree tihat in.rnrrsSpn is valid
i baptism. .Millions r iy that pouring
and sprinkling are not. They are in
novations without a word of divine
warrant. Immersion therefore, is the
only common scriptural ground. Let's
taito It, unite the forces of^God and
save this old world!
“The church of Christ tuk-s the
Hiblo only a : its rule of faith and prnc
tico. It wears the name Christian a?
the one universal, God-breathrd name
for. 1 Us family. It practices only -th •
one baptism, immersion, as the form
of entering Jesus Christ. (Jal 3:27. It
■va^ an unanswerable plea. The vast
audience was deeply impressed.
Service tonight at 7:30. Subject:
"Mission of the Master."
RESUME FREIGHT
RITE HEARINGS
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Ney/ York. Nov. 21.—Investigation
of the proposed advance in freight
rates by the eastern trunk lines was
resumed in this ei'y today bv the
Interstate Commerce Commission.
Abodt a score of witnesses, principal-)
ly shippers, have been called to testi
fy and present their reasons why the
.rates should not be raised:
! . ft is expected that the' taking o'
jkegtimony will be concluded at the
hearing, and the presentation of final*
j arguments in the case has been set!
for Dec. 14. The commission is not!
likely to announce a decision until
early in January and possibly not.
till February.
FIGHT OVER PRESIDENCY.
"New York. Nov. 21.— A warm fight
over the presidency, now held by
Everett C. Brown of Chicago, is in
prospect at the annual meeting today)
of the National Amateur Athletic Uni
on. Every branch of the big organ!-1
/.ation which controls the atnateur
athletic activities of the country is
represented, as a number of import
aa affair- .i ?.• tip for final dlspo fli
_
Do not miss getting a chance on
the free heater to be given away by
the Eureka Hardware company.
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j Phone Us Your Orders for
^$7indow Glass
:
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Same will have our prompt and
careful attention, and will
be delivered promptly
| W. H. HARRY & COMPANY
Phone No 103
| Nos. 135-137 Princeton Ave,
—
George E. Curry, a white brakcman
on the Norfolk & \VrFt"rn, aged
twenty-1 our was Instantly killed this
morning a; 7, o’clock while making a
[coupling on the yard at Frkman. He
was caugh* between the bum;:c4*s of
tho engine and a freight car and crii3h
ed to death. No ollleial in n Illation
bt'a ypt been mr.de by the con pany,
and it is not 1 nown at this t.im ,vho
\\a:i responsible for the acclden*.
Curry was a resident of Roaring
River, N. (’., where lie leaves a wife
and many relative s. The remains will
be sent to the old homo for burial.
Washington, Nov. 2y.—The- census
bureau issued a report today on the
[cotton ginning showing 8,764.153 ba!«*s
jgnued from the growth of 1910 to Nov.
I 14, compared With 8,112.199 for 1909.
The tltal amount ginned shows a
percentage of last three crops 80.5 for
j 1909, 74.3 for 1908, and 60.1 for 1907.
HUTTON DAILEY STOCK COM
PANY, AT ELKS’ ON WED
NESDAY.
i Hie coming engagement cf Hutton*
i Baile Stock Co., on Wednesday next
will be a society event of the season
and 200 sea*s have been reserved for
| the ladies FREE on the opening night.
That is one lady free with each paid
I adtnisson up untl Wednesday night at
7:00 p. m., if secured at White’s Phar
j macy whore they are now on sale.
| The play will be a four act society
drama enMtled “The Potter Way." |
There is plenty of comedy running
all through the piece to give all n
good laugh and drive dull care away.
Also It is a story long to he remem
bered as It teaches a great moral les
sen.
It is a dramatlza ion of the popular
I novel: “In The Bishop’s Carriage,"
land will bo beautifully costumed and
staged wiht the special scenery built
especially for the* piece the same as
it was produced in New York City
all Inst season at the high priced
houses. •
The Hutton-Hailey Stock Co. will
give you this piece in its entirety at
popular prices. (Press Not.)
HELPFUL HEN HAS HER TUNING
TODAY.
St. Louis, Nov. 21.—A cackling and
crowing as of a thousand barnyards
combined into one resounds through
tho Olive street building in which the
St. Louis Poultry, Pigeon and Pet
StockAssociatlon today opened its
third annual exhibition. The “help
ful hen” is responsible for no small
part of the material wealth of Mis
souri. Illinois. Iowa and other Central
states, and ail the champion egg pro
ducers of the section, with their male
consorts are on view here. The show
will continue through the week, and
bids fair to eclipse the state poultry
how to be held next week at Kansas
City. The turkey display is large,
despite the nearness of Thanksgiving
Day. and the big birds, in e&ciping
the late usually assigned to th"ir kind,
will have much to be thankful for.
MINNESOTA CASES.
St. Paul, Nov. 21.—Arguments of
counsel in the Minnesota freight rate
cases commenced today before Judge
Sanborn, of the United States circuit
court, and will continue four days.
Owing to the importance of tho
cases, a decision will be rendered
as early as possible, and the cases
will then go on appeal to the United
States Supreme Court.
The power of every state to con
every railroad commission in the coun
try hangs on this cuP, and while
the case originated in Minncsor*'.
the effect of the forthcoming deci
sion will be felt in every state and
territory of the Union.
OPEN FENWAY COURT.
"Boston. Nov. 21.—Mrs. John /L
Gardner’s widely famed art treasures
at her magnificent mansion. Fenway
Court, were opened to the view of
the public today For three hours
each afternoon during the next ten
days the Gardner home will be vir
tually a public art gallery. Admis
sion is charged, the proceeds to go
to charity.
TAX NOTICE.
City taxes for the year 1910 are now
due. The usual discount will be al
lowed if paid on or before Nor. 30th,
Pay now and save the discount.
L. A. HOOPER,
Treasurer,
\X e are prepared to furnish Cut Flowers on
Short notice, and solicit your orders.
Thanksgiving is Thursday
of This Week
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You have ordered the Turkey, now don’t
forget the F lowers, they lend beauty to the
repast on this special day.
Kelly-Jackson Drug Co.
Princeton Ave. and Tazewell St, (
£) Telephone 195 Bluefield, W.Va. <3