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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-14
5000 PeopI!e:
ARE ENJOYING THEMSELVES AT
ODD FELLOWS PICNIC TO-
DAY AT GLARKoBuRa.

cLARKsBURG. July t4.-From the
fourteen Odd Fellow lodges which
have sent delegates and members to
Tho convention and big picnic which
is being held in this city at The local
fair grounds. there are. at least three
thousand strangers in III" city to.
.hsy. king part in The exercises aud
~, ~. ,nme which were arranged for
the occasion by the organization. The
affair promises to be q great success
aud will be long remembered as one
cf she artgh water marls Of good and
I :ernal times N s,;riastlHl F"iI.'w.
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FARMERS USE WARRANTS
AND GUNS TO AID CROPS.
They Are After civil Engineers IN
Employ Of Hsilrosds-oats
Are pestroyed.


COM Jtlly
Civil eng lneers 81 the employ q tliel
glitog heny and onfaf alley'
5RaHroad company gnpp osed Tor long
slime by rival corr ora ions, are tip
against q greater tac1e than or
iers Of courts or Injunction Far
Iners Of the Indian Creek valley whose
tempers have been ruff1ed by alleged
destruction Of crops are after them
with guns and warrants Seven mem.
bers ofsthe crops OF George B. Camp
#benswere arrested yesterday upon COM
plant Of Constable George 8. Miller.
OF sa1tlick township, who preferred.
charges OF trespass and damages: He
alleges they destroyed his growing
oats
Information was made before Jus.
tfce Of the Peace, ]. w. &. Sullivan
and warrants were served by Consta
i,bye M. IS. Pritts. Of Springfield town
ship. Their names are j.. K. McISal-
hit, d. p. Mccarthy, Clarence J. Dn,
WIS; Joseph South worth, Charles
Stickef; Thomas Miller and John
Beatty.
All were found guilty and sentenc'
ed by Justics Sullivan to pay tlnss OF
So each and costs, in addition @ REIN.
bursin.; Miller. Not having tn" mon
ey, they furnished bail for three days,
during witch thine they expee Is
make good
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Baptist Close Convention.

CLARKsBURG, W. va, July a.
The Union Baptist State Sunday
school convention closed at Fleming
ton yesterday ofHcefs elected for
tne ensuing year are. President, NJ.
IL. LoomisS Flldns; secretary and
treasurer, G. n. Pack. Parsons; SUI
perlntendent OF home department, Mrs,
II. T. Manley, Fairmont; superintend-
cnt Of primary department, Miss Chris
tie Pilson, Grafton.
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CHARGE RUNAWAY HUSBAND
WITH ARpucTINe GIRL

CUMBERLAND Md, July IA.
Charles B. Green. Of Swallow Falls,
Garrett county, has been held for the
grand jury on q charge Of abducting
a 16!year-old girl. Green left his wife
a year ago and since then has been
paying attention 70 dang ter sof
Thomas tapper, a farin erS 81
Falls on July 8 they gent to Deer
Park. IA Nv arrant was .orr out and
Ne vas aptnre6
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strlkera Eorce. Waco Inerease.

WHEELING, W. Va, July 14.-.A
strike Of the employees of the city gas
plant was short lived. The men whose
demands were acceded to reported for
work, but the retort men did not. A
conference was held at which 1t was
agreed to advance the retort men from
$3.50 to $2o5 a day and the retort
men are now at work.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-14
STANDARD Moves il trust Case.

FINDLAY, o., July 14.The Stand
ard Oil Company has fled a motion
TO quash the information in which Il
Is jointly charged with John D. Rock
efeller with violating the antitrust
laws Of Ohio and for which there Is g
warrant out for the arrest Of Rookie
Teller.
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Reflections Of : Bachelor.
From the New York Press.

From the New York Press. {
b If. he wasn't married. a man could
have a lot OF fun being rich.
"A farmer is a very busy man TO
have to cuss the weather so much:
Aswoman calls 8 hat sweet when IT
has lot Of mangled bidrs on lt,
It's really remarkable how popular
ynus can max q thing simply by
6hing against i'll
horse dossnt know niue not TO
4rSiii when tiie fellow IND him
with his gorl ID only one arm fo hold
him
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-14
brakeman Lost1a Limb This Morning
4 as Result OF Accident.

CLARKsBURG, July 14.-Jack Ash.
craft had his right leg run over and
taken of in the local railroad yards
carly, this morning. He was switching
and in some way got caught, with the
result that he barely escaped with his
life. He was brakeman on the Short
Line.
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I. AL 1.

n. z

-. - ~ .t.-fHt|
Mss eleanor Scott is visiting her
mint. Nh Gilman, ct MT. Lake
Rark
ss Anna Dagii, Of the Bell tele-
-hone exchange. left yesterday for
ncInts d Pennsg 1yania to: spend a two
aeattons
aon md Ben yilson; OF Bar
7nc7tie ave sisitors in the city to-
aeg
cotdray Is IN at his home IN
.he First ware.
Cnester shinn arrived here from
Balsifnore last night to spend p few
days ii home on rpont avenue.
5naes hare OF Fairmont left
5es,stl1y for an extended trip to- the
iadluding Colorado. He was
III his ddaught er'
HISS meme Ely daughter of Justice
& r. EiIIss 81 the city Grafton Sem
tiael
EIla lfattingly left this morn
ns e1larksb burg To Visit relatives.
NIX Giinning nm and daugh'
ter ettlrned last night
nom burg where the former
attended the meeting OF the State
ion dsrtn kers.
Grace Mcdonald went to
clafksbtrg this afternoon to spend
lev aags witt eEatiyea Miss Jess
Den 81 tex clalk shurg tomorrow
% spsnd Tie s. ,s
lI Ilsssi swearingen returned
ID her at FairRfo@ today after
v ith friends in the First
strd
EilizabstI fcGregori Of Salem,
6te the home Of her daugh-
Ten e. Carroll, on Maple ave
ns,as of the City Hos
1ita. lliIs ing heT.
Hamilton who had been
~ relatives here for a few
tis morning for Beling-
tn sisit her son. DR. Mende1 Ham.
ltoe M. and Mrs. Curt Hamilton.
Il who left here few days
III ttnsblrg, will also go to
for .brtef visit.
West Will arrive here
Ign etnl her home in Keyser to
geeks as the guest of her
Ms Lewis Mtllholland and
IL snfth.
lice Gilbert, who has spent
past few months in the city,
.itSorfow tor her home in
llsYtite, Ia.
uline, prominent merchant
bricks, Tucker county, spent
shtS In the city as the guest Of
oIehanlS Of. the Fifth ward.
5iing and Mr. Colebank went to.
awn this afternoon, but will
M tonight Mr.. Polling will re-
Failmont over Sunday.
I'm Dispatcher. Kelley is now
RING the day trick ut the local de-.
tlirfng the absence of Dispatch
aaa who rs on his summer vaca-
Niteirlia.
iiss nna Ieggett, Of Harrisvil1e,
4Tfse here this evening to be
" 54ESE5FFA A&h,si ss4AA 9h4S Ne A4r i4AOA
and toF several days.
Mark Russell, formerly Miss
Kenneth, of Grafton, is danger
III at her nome at Williamstown,
81 state. Late reports, however,
state mat she is slightly improved.
IN Rfsselfsts well known here, hav-
friends in this city on sew
geeastons
IL Rose Of Warrington, one OF
lie recent grs dnates Of the Univer-
nti fas located In Elklns for the
ctae % his profession, the law.
e Iii sep pfices with Sam ~.
p Cobb building. Mr.. Rose
en tie leading men In his
d sFliile "a college took part
Is tpTcal and simiiar coti5
lai psiiie md ssicc atull We
1dspe,s fof ntal o liberal slitlre nf
hne p aIg d public IIns
Nh MIN.
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Etnd More 81 Near weIIsbura.

WELsBURG, w. Va, July. IA
rho w. r, Miller well on the Brady
farm, east Of Wellsburg, came in
Thursday night and is good for 40
barrels a day. This ma&es tie third
successful strike In this pool since
May "a.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-14
LEAVES Oven IA MILLION
TO BEAT w4lskEY t'lAR kET

en-
LONDON. July 14.-The VIII o.
John Crowle, a we'll known merchant
or London, gives 1920. 600 for the
ipronption Of temp ancet In 81 and
ands The dlseetton Of the W. lslysss
;elfthodist condi ca sni
tle chuIGn rfisine llss 81
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Games Today.
Chicago in New York.
Detroit in Philadelphia.
Cleveland in Washington.
st. Louis in Boston.
BOGUS Checks out.

Merchants should be on the lookout
for bogus checks that are drawn up
in favor of Harry Capper. cappet
has been operating in town and forged
the name of Earl Combs to a couple
of checks and bought little bills and
received the adherence in money.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-14
ON TO RIO JANElRo.
Brazilian Rebels Growing Bolder.
Dead Number over 1000.

bTaEIIIdH rhtUeIb NTVWITIH IUIuSE'
Dead Number Over 1900.
LONDON, July 14.-The Leaders,
correspondent at Lisbon says that &C.
cording to intelligence received there
the insurrection In Matte CROSSE, Bra.
I'll, is swelling to huge proportions.
The insurgents, It is reported. have
organized large army and are march
ing on Rio Janefro, and already have
captured several cities. General Ri
berio, with 10000 Federal troops, has
been sent against the revo1utionists.
Fearful carnage Is reported, and the
killed is said to be already more than
1000.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-14
Lee Hutch,ns s,, goes to Wheeling

Lee Hutchinson goes to Wheeling
tomorrow to spend several weeks.
Miss DaYinnia Brown and Miss
Grace Miller are visiting friends and
relatives in Cumb erland, Nd, and will
later go camping with party Of
friends upon the Potomac.
superint Roster has purchas-
ed the Carroll Helmick property on
Benoni avenue. He, with his family,
will move into 1t from their home now
on Rhea Terrace
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: 4. O 81
Capt. Edward Dumaresque, who re-
Gently died at Longford, Tasmania, In
his one hundred and fourth year, had
been pensioner with the rank Of
captain for 20 years.
King Sosowatll, of Cambodia, is a
great smoker. On his walks one at
tendant carries gold cigarette case
set with diamonds, another a gold
matchbox set with rubies and a third
a gold cuspidor.
|. A volume of clippings covering the
recent visit to the United States Of,
Earl Grey, governor general OF Cana
da, has Just been completed in New
York. and will be sent to the Earl's'
home at Ottawa
Rev. Washington Rodman, of Asto-
ria, ILL.,. is one of the few.living Amer
leans that was an intimate Of Edgar
Allan Poe They were great friends
when Poe lived at Fordham, N. z,
and Rev. Rodman was pastor of the
Episcopal church in East Farms. i
\. P. o'connor, NJ. p, the we'll
known London Journalist, and Ed.
ward Blake. M. p, Of South Lang
ford, former leader of the Canadian
Liberal party will attend the third
biennial national convention of the
United Irish League Of America,
which will assemble in Philadelphia
on Oct. and next.
Rev. William Hurltn, so years old,
preached TO the Antrim IN. H) sBap-
lists last Sunday morning. He did
not wear glasses, was not confined to
notes and delivered his sermon in a
voice described as steady and power
full. His first sermon was preached
to a London congregation in the April
of 1885.
The rich carpet manufacturer, Al
exander Smith Cochran, of Yonkerst
N. Y, has purchased the Martin farm
near his city, and will improve the
property and erect on it complete
sanitarium for the treatment OF tuber-
culosis. The entire cost OF land, Inn
provements, buildings and equipment
viii be more than 100000.
Rev. William Byron Forbush, Of the
Madison Avenue Reformed Church Of.
New York, has accepted call to the
pastorate Of the woodward Avenue
Congregational Church Of Detroit. DR..
Forbush was the founder and secre-
tary OF the General Alliance of Work
ers with Boys and also organized the,
Order Of the knights Of King Arthur
and is the author of several religious
works for boys.
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MEN AND WOMEN.

viscomte Henri Marie de Address,
a balloon enthusiast from Paris, is
travelling in this country.
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Capt. Edward Dumaresque, who re-
Gently died at Longford, Tasmania, in
his one hundred and fourth year, had
been a pensioner with the rank Of
captain for 79 years.
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Il Games To-day.
Boston in Pittsbprg.
Philad elphia in Chicago.
New York in st Louis.
Brooklyn In Cincinnati.
AMERICAN.

Yesterdays Results.
Chicago 3, New York i.
Detroit 4, Philadelphia s.
Washington 81 Cleveland 4.
st Louis 8, Boston 1.
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King sosowath. Of Cambodia. is a
great smoker. on his walks one at
tendant carries gold cigarette case
set with diamonds, another. gold
matchbox set with rubtes and third
a gold cuspidor
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-14
HARTLEY g. SON,
Iaoo ~ q ciiifisIon5D lock,

Q q J.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-14

A volume of clippings covering the
recent visit to the United States Of
Earl Grey, governor general OF Cana
da, has Just been completed in New
York. and will be sent to the Earrs
home at Ottawa.
The daily tribune., 1906-04-02
NEW WAVE OF
PROSPERITY
Continued from page 1.)

there will be work for every body
every day.
Az was predicted BY this paper some
weeks sgos the coal strike in the
East would prove boon for the
mines Of this vicinity and predic-
tion is being more than fulfilled. So
great Is the demand for coal and trans.
portation facilities already, that the
Rio Grande and Santa Fe railroads.
which were to have put . twenty five
sent storage rate reduction into effect
this morning In order to create bust
ness during the summer months fol
both themselves aud the coal opera
tors, cancelled the order and the
rates will not be reduced in the
least and It IL quite possible that
transportation rates may 60 soaring
~ will also the price Of the BLACK
diamonds It 10 quite likely that local
consumers must pay more tran they
have been.
Tho working Of the GOAL mines
stead in this county for the next gear
will have an hilarious effeot on bust.
ness interests ever the entire county.
The daily tribune., 1906-04-02
Russia Expects More Trouble.

Moscow, April 2-The Russian au.
thorities have received . confirm alton
Of the telegraphic news from the oom.
mander In chief Of the Russian foroeI
ct Harbin say ing that hostilitiea art
imminent between the Russians ant
Chinese troops The report that tn,
Chinese are advancing hiss heen 60
tablished and the Russians have beer
ordered to mobilize and prepare 70,
action.
The daily tribune., 1906-04-02
TAKE SPECIAL NOTICE: Mr.


TAKE SPECIAL NOTICE: Mr..
Anderson, representing Strauss Bros. of
Chicago, will have display of new Spring
and Summer Woolens in the piece. They
are Wholesale Master Tailors. He is a
skilled representative and expert for TAX
ing measures for Gents Suits and will be
here Wednesday and Thursday, March 2S
and 20. The exhibition is great treat
for the good dreasers OF Florence and we
hope you will avail yourself of this ex-
oeptional opportunity to order your new
clothes. Should you not be ready to order
now, come in to look anyway and leave
your m easure for future reference Don't
forget the date Wednesday and Thursday,
28th and 29th of this month.
The daily tribune., 1906-04-02

Something new-A Matron's contest
for silver medal at the Presbyterian
church April 9th at p. m und 81 the
auspices of ". o. T. U. and mAnag
ed by Miss Mabel Sheafer. Success.
ful contestants will contest for gold
medal ON the 10th Of April at the dis.
triot convention at this place. Tickets
26 cents Tor adults aud 10 cents fol-
children. 90. 30
The daily tribune., 1906-04-02
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
tho Best and Most Popular.

Mothers buy 1t for croupy children,
railroad mon buy 1t for severe coughs
and elderly people buy It for Ia grippe"
say Moore Bros. Eldon. Iowa. 1--WE sell
more Of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
than any other kind. It seems to havo
taken the lead over several other good
brands" There IL no question but this
medicine 10 the best that can be procur-
I'd fes coughs and colds. whether It b .
child or An adult that Ii afflicted. II
always curss and cures quickly. Sold by
al dealers. nwf
The daily tribune., 1906-04-02
ABOUT YOUR NEldnBORS
AND YOURSELVES

n n SoANAS >S~Ss sAAS ASAs y As~S q
Seoeocoooooooo-ooeo
*. 9. Sterling went y Ps.bis
tdsy
w. a. smith has gone 70 Fish
Springs. Tenn. to try bis luck.
II. ws,laos left at noon for Colo.
rado Springs ON short business trip.
4 Mrs. B. J. Morse returned TO
her home In Portland this afternoon.
-Georgs Milllken cams down
from Victor Saturday night for .
visit.
q. ". Smith left for Pueblo at
noon. He will mako his headquarters
there In future.
-Esrry Rodda IL back % work At
the Blus Front bakery shop sitter =
mon,h's lay of.
Y Rev. Pingrse went to Pueblo to.
day to attend the district conference
Of the N. e. church.
Mrs. F. L. Williams wM down
from Cripple Greek today. and left
for Gage. Oklahoma.
4 --Rose Lines returned T., Canon
City yesterday afternoon after visit
ig friends here . few days.
| Miss Grace Andrews was pas.
senger to Pueblo on the Rio Grande
today. She expects to remsin there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Champion
were down from the county scat to
spend Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
Champion.
Miss Ruth Ross Of Rockvale re.
turned to Denver today. She had
been spending the spring vacation
with her parents in the camp.
cleveland Sheldon. eg-apher
operator At Adelaide came down last
night for few days visit with his
parents Mr.. and Mrs. D. W. Gass.
j B. Reynolds will leave In few
days for California to join his family
who preceded him. having sold his
chicken outfit to Canon City parties.
Mrs. james Watson. who has
been ut the bedside Of her sick moth.
or 1t Goal Creek. Mrs. Davis. re.
turned to her home in Primero to.
day.
-Miss Edna Fisher. q teacher
!, in the Bessemer school who has beer
here visiting her parents. Mr. ant
Mrs. Harry l.. Fisher, 118 W. Third
returned 10 her school duties last
evening.
Rev. and Mrs. ]. r. Watson left
!, today for Denver. They are enroute
, to their home in Holdenviile. 1. T..
from California. Rev Watson preach.
ed In the Baptist church In this city
yesterday.
"A. J. Hymas left today for May.
er. Aris.. having accepted . foreman.
ship In an ore reductions work there
at -. so per day. Mrs. Hywas and
the children will remain here for the
present ~ least.
-Mrs. Eva Downing and o. q.
Downing. wife and brother Of one Of
the victims Of the recent d. and R.
q. wreck At Adobe started for thei,
J homo near Knoxville. Iowa. ct noon.
, They are taking the body homo fol
: burial. The DowninRs are brother
. Of Mrs. L. z. HosAte.
The daily tribune., 1906-04-02
Plot to Assasslnate KING Alfonso

Plof TO Assassinate King Alfonso.
Madrid. April 2-The Spanish au.
thorities have been advised Of All
anarchist plot ut Lebsj ina In the heart
Of the black hand district. to assassi.
nate the Royal fam lily during the visit
Of King Alonfso. Queen Christina and
the InfAnta Marie .Cerersa. during
the holy weok.
The daily tribune., 1906-04-02

THE W. o. T. U.-Will meet with
Mrs. Thomas. 8l8 North Pixies Peak
avenue, tomorrow afternoon at 1850
O'Clock. A full attendance is desired
and friends are always welcome.
The daily tribune., 1906-04-02
Chicago Closes Warm Campaign.


Chicago. April s-Ths utmost
efforts are being made today By all Of
shs political parties 70 bring ont -
heavy . vote - poosibls tomorrow.
Che campaign hes reached stage Of
intsfest seldom ever Witnessed in this
city. The municipal Ownership TICKET
Il using ever inducement which car
bs relied upon 70 influence voters,
Yesterday the occupants Of thu
various pulpIts took IN aotive part II
the contest BY advocating the higher
license for the saloons. The ohis
fight oentsrs in tho municipal own
eIship Of street cor lines.
The daily tribune., 1906-04-02

Ladies Shirt Waists.
Biggest line ever
shown. Prices from
Too to IS 12ac Per-
Gale cut to 8 yards
for 25c. 81 and IS
ladies' Dress and
Walking Skirts cut
to 81 80. Also, la
dies Skirts, Suits
and Cravenettes made
to order. Samples on
hand.
Gents fine Dress
Suits made to order,
200 samples to pick
from.
The daily tribune., 1906-04-02

Teksts " points sass via the Ms.
sssri Pnealo from Canon City. and
s1a11eae wsst thereof. viii allow pur.
sbassrs sids trip from Pueblo 70 Den.
~ and sstaFn whsa DESIRED. Plsass
~ III u mia1.
The daily tribune., 1906-04-02

Be sure 10 attend the Medal Contea,
April 9Th. ThursdAy. at the Presby.
tsriAn church. 25.2g
The daily tribune., 1906-04-02

Bound to be nrst class. managed
BY Miss Sheafer-the MAtron's Medal
contest at the Presbyterian church. /.
April 9th. 96 80
The daily tribune., 1906-04-02

The successful oontestAuts at the
Silver Medal contest will try for the
gold medal on the 18th Of April.
10 az
The daily tribune., 1906-04-02

u pays 70 advertise your wants In
~ Tribune.
The daily tribune., 1906-04-02

Transfsrring. furniture moving.
plano healing done By Brown d Son.
successors % E. B. MillAf. ~
The daily tribune., 1906-04-02

Get . ticket for Aatron's Medal
contest April 8. Presbyterian church.
"a. ~
The daily tribune., 1906-04-02

indianapolis. April 3 Although
one half million miners did not 60 to
work this morning awaiting the de.
mand made the operators for an In.
GREASE. there 10 nothing at the head.
quarters Of the United Mine Workeri
that would indicate anything unusual.
Tho various clerks and stenoRrapherl
were busy and President Mitchell 1,
In New York to meet the anthracite
operators on Tuesday. when nnAl At.
tempt will be made 70 reach an agree.
ment In the anthracite region.
The Missouri. Kansas. Arkansas.
Texas. Indian Territory and Okla.
homa operators are willing to grant
the scale.
The daily tribune., 1906-04-02
The Globe Great Spring Reduction SalGl

We commence spring trade with Special Cut
Prices in every department. We loaded with the
most stylish and desirable goods. Ladies' nobby
Shirt Waists. fine wash Dress Goods. Muslin Under
Laces and Embroidery ladies' Suits and Skirts.
Best assortment of gents. boys and childrens Suits
The daily tribune., 1906-04-02

: Tribune ~ass - bring rss.ls
The daily tribune., 1906-04-02

indianapolis. April 2-The presi
dent Of the Indiana Miners assooi Attou
Announces that the operators are all In
favor OF signing the 1908 scale.
The daily tribune., 1906-04-02
COAL MINES IDLE.

BALI Million Men Await Adjust
ment of Scale.
Springfield. ILL.,. April 2-This te.
ing holiday among the mines in
honor Of the celebration Of the
eight hour Law establishment. nc
coal minss are being operated. Prssi
dent Carey Of the Miners union Of Illi
nois. made the following statement
81 have been busy all morninI
answering telephone calls from opera
tors all over the the state who ~
anxious to sign the 1908 scale.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-20
Is MINNESOTA, SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 20, 1905.

looked out Of the window and said There is Just little
more to do and you have made it look nice think
you would better finish it, So went out and finished
it, but the 'tittle more' great deal than
expected. -~-; Robert Pyke,
Eighth Grade, 1859 Vine Place.
Emerson School. b .@~a.s
MORE THAN he WANTED TOO r.
Once when we were painting the house, my brother,
who not very large wanted to paint. His brother
let him paint little and then took the brush himself
again, The little boy wanted to paint he
took the step ladder and paint and began paint
the inside of the lattice work the back steps, He
leaned forward reach inside the ladder overbaanced
and he fell headlong the stepsnto the paint
When he got up he pretty sight, all covered with
bright green paint He said he had had 'just little
more'' paint than he had expected.
Sixth Grade Margaret Pratt
futile School 315 D St. Me-