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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-10
BLUE GRASS
GIRLS IN PARIS
PARIS is SET AGoo BY sEV OF
AMERICAN BEAUTIES.
Are Followed by Pho CO aprerI and
Reporters Wherever They Go.
cazed az and Take fo0J.
In Manner Wnisi Is
"Horrid.'

uy Associated Press.
Paris. Aug g.-Toissy two Ken.
tucky girls chosen by pop vote
as the most popular and beautiful iu
the Blue C.ass state. rr ".d here
yesterday and they have get all Par.
is agog.
Inside tHo Hotel du Lonvrc this
morning tho atmosphr Nas hu'ci
than 81 g. pItsidc. whore .h' sun is
literally burning up the Til', ''s
garden. The American girls ehs tiy
demand if this is really Franco. o.,
negor noao OF gallantry and good
manners.
In vain they protos, that they di
not come to Paris a. American bean
ties. but only as intelligent tourists.
rhe Partisan public has decided that
they intended 10 take the city by
storm and charm Il and therefore
crowds line up in front Of the mon.
uments and museums visited by the
,oung women. audibly criurizing the
different types.
There must have been 1000 sp,,
tatCrs when the party left the hotel
his morning and In the crowl there
were a dozen glmIns shouting lu sup.
posed English. Pretty Peaches"
words which formed the headlines of
one Of t'o articles ON the Amou.st
visitors iu @ morning pago".
1T IS horIi.' declared N'ss Gull.
Kelly. of ohaaon, Ky. af atc sc.l
the cam,e1s clicking uh1r' b.U W.
are followed Ike circus beauty
show. OF collection of freaks s.ae
Of us know enough Frcu ID 800 under.
stand the things they say about u.s.
They crlticise us as if we were aai.
mails at hitching posts. declare. g.
is too bad when we ended with the
morgue last night We were quite viii.
ing 20 stay there
Miss Sadie Craig said the men OF
Kentucky had far better manners
Lpndn,1 she added, "stortcd this
rumor that We were winners IN
beauty competition. and we can't Kill lt
But they needn't say we are so
frightful. Certainly they need not
say that We arc an 90 years OH.
Some Of the girls just broke down,
and cried. guess we would an pa.
IA crowd"
Followed by photographers and r-
pCr'cls on bicycles. the thirty.two ,i.
fcndine young women started TO pass
the afternoon in the Latin qulr'cG
intending 10 visit the Moulin Rougi
this evening.
The men conducting the party are
discus Ing the ACCESSIBILITY OF az.
nouncng In loud tones at intervals:
These women are not supposed TO
be beautiful" but the enthusiastic and
wise FreHchmen Interested In the eS.
peditlon advise them not 10 do so.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-10
20. Team Pure sorsI sold by an d.sl.ss
Sample for Sc in stamps.
Address Pacific Coast Borax Co,
Chicago, III. ]
Notice 70 centraeters.

Sealed bids Wa. b. received at my
Office ln the .>oble building until
o'clocl, saturday August n. 1906. for
the erection and completion OF an nd.
dition 70 the I. o. o. +. hlll Of Ard
more. Ind. Ter. Pans and speciaca.
tl0ns can Dec seen no my Office.
.ach bid shall be accompanied by n
certified check for $500, same to be
forfeited as liquidatod damages
should the successful bidder fail 20
make GOOD and satisfactory bond as
specified within five days after being
notified Of same.
The owners reserve the right TO re-
ject any or all bids.
3l-l0 J. b. WHITE. Architect
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-10

"I'n take that" said the man. t1li
eating silver mounted hand Etass;.
"and want you 10 engrnvo un q
"From j. y II. TO Phyllis"
Every we'll" replied the sulcsumI1.
"wc'll put II on the back here
"Oh. NO rut lt around the eigc 81,
the front ! want her to see it, t'tN-
adelphla Ledger.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-10

Send for free booklet showing
analysis of hard water in 100 cit
les in the United States, with the
amount Of 20-Mule- Team Pure
Borax necessary TO use in each
case to soften the water and pro-
ouce clean, white clothes without
injury TO the finest fabric or most
delicate hands.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-03-26

Nj Lee was spending dhs aSEEF-
zsoun With Mrs Washington on TINT
bEzgE1 End ba2Ey cay sErSy N ina
Asgh7s4Ez1A century, when little
Esurg5s chi auwa the cherry 9rss.
Lacking f-oa aass window Snas tn Ct
ghsra, MEs- Lee SEW q boy hacking
EEEg 81 the tree. gld sail-
~Mrs Washznga5s do believe EaRs
In OLE nj those s<GssEglI 51ys Cut there
rEEataag goEr GsEEry sTss~
@7hs EgEEag rzsrsssaa." dsatara5 Mrs.
Mashzngaan- I'll nEvs MIR Esashaag-
TN hare ham 1agrvEa into gnaa as an
example tn D1ssas-- EoTs He Il 1hs
wrsrs4 aarzne-ssgru2 ting I'm the eaa.
cggs Eza-" :. ss
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a4ea, 4zgang q sscuza EfaEr Ct sssasEgaszzl1ss
II wAs En5slRkEn Ut isn't 5as CRru1l,
! boy MS yQsr Georgia"
80. 80 IT Isl Naw. Esn's As sas1 EAz
gzEEEassst 1hlagr He Is always aua
saza1g Eae aaEzgg M SEES ase grgEn III
men Ia I shall daH ms EsaAE Of TIM.
End ne WEa think Il + sg fer the gsasass
4 Sszzg gssuTigas hes dsEs Ea-sne the 5sz
As stan1 the a,ssst saT alr n Esssr- r
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-03-26

Cgsusas q C-RgrgssIaa Marsaazl >
zdabaaress in aargr Cd Inc rEza8wEl OF the
azx kn EsaazEazaEgsa alssnsaz aaRa ben
reserved. IN the state and sngK thai
ahss gGagUessman is Weal 5aiEgznaa
Dsza1arzBsd qIaae1assl Is Easgsely 0EEiH-
nsEE gzaza aazsasaoa aazsR aoaEsB94zBl55lsR
asy tine addition Of WOOD AassGa3a or
saass 9th zzEs+sEaal Gaaza1 EEsHssE7sais ITS
kssdng Tsss5 as d aewgZ8gge- VIII tine
renewal CT tse LEX an zzzEss41zs EzsZlt q
he giwga the G,salgfEag1lIrs nj da5s
zsllEsaShsg in agricultural agricultural s=a1es- 1t Is
extremely 4safiaz IL the arts ami
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Esg1la sHEsszssaEzR IN azzEEErss22aajbas mss N
EsznsETag the EE1F, WzhEzzs E a5sssasssll
bE@@sE would 1ssa3t * tie 8grlssnEE-
5az,RE sEs2as- Coagsr'eess18Rl Eaas-.ssshsaZl
has male a sEasraa5d light sGr the a aaElzz
ana It GszggAs 10 oeanza Il lar
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-03-26
.x
~eNisssst fi TfS-r

The removal CT TING saa1al offices
q 1ss Soc 10 the DEW saageEs erected
exclusively slr their home, in MINI
aEsaEs WIS the sZelss aE publishing
4 hsazzd5al snssaFaa an1pEncsnea1
gaFaas EAs E&@ss nj the gentleman
S,sEaEEalg the Ear5aas Positions,
Responsible S1- the management mi
GsEslEsEElRaa1 III this graR1 railway
system that rs drain 80 Egaah ID
wards the Development af NcrIh DE-
aEIR Rn5 Hae 2EEh wsss1 gsnsraE9g
Tanlas Lowry aas been the president
sE the 500 fur gaamg Eears mi tn
Essl Et3wE- Eae rsa3 EEasw,s That Is
linking saea ass2aaWaF IN ths railway
E3sxEl1als11 If this sss9saa aaa Is
EslshaRg the Seo to the Hrgsa1 rank ai
railway enter EEssSse and araaEs41aaal
securities is Vice President ana Gen
s9l MznaEg= b. RsaaEagsDa Con
sentative, aggressive and progressive
Mn F'sznEaEgaen has mi Gn1y been
bElh ED by tire Northwest &Bg1 IN:
5u1a -Eca I'd ssE5Ea I'D the Ns5aEah west
He has hal 4 free Aaaa mi nas SET
E'raHA1Essz himself by an able sg8-Is @
assistants IN the operating and aEtaE
ssssTaiE7g-nsnEs TIE 1aw anzle ad II.
Sa9 is eae al aas show ksHIbazzngs o
minneapolis, an5 IL As Faorugsh88
ElrE--Esoua As human 1aggaaauazy eaa de-
TSss- The sEEez4sssEHzss To De, made /,
Iae 500 IN Worth Dahy4a This Yea
VIII add materially 10 the nI4sage III
-ganTrssnE,s nj Tins system ana NGss1l
Dtas5gt.as Is 10 be 6aag gzsaHzElaasa7 Ikkaz II
agT5sz -asI1Eal pga s=515E54E5es and s4ra1sgg5
S5Ez.ss155zznss ATTRACTS the attention IN
EaosZnsra15ua CT the grga4 u85lws
AEsss 0f tine country
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-03-26

me m5ggz1 esesrR III 5ss MsEsssssssszaziis.sss
ls,ssssaaa N 81 Rau where 80 EsazE
sEEsrEa HsRzhassazss sstnsk sssaasf a gEesa szz.5
1taesz ssfssrs asssr .aaaia aayak sslszss wsarass
Es si izIiiaa;sg stgssk azs s,sssstt nssyE 1t
asssssszss the stssssas II zREsrsih SIT 900.
1t s1szzssis a1zaassa s1n good 10 sss 1rns,
8sszt s5ksr TIE szssa eE slss nigaaI clerk
and gd ir,aas gsaessts Rh8 EAass
I'D gsssssake d gsrarTr,# ID Has fHalitziH1a
We sacsrrgs Ct ss-
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-03-26

22isssharsa azans- tina Cold hzss05sa
Easzrs55srsr css Mrs EgszazssEsEr IN Cassnassa,
Ess n#asn xsaaEse1Ha azS5 sEatEnsa5 10
6aa5zl Tha mzrsar Esas ea8Rz committed
IN EanEarB and aroused tine city rs
EssstnEag HIS @Gns IN years TaR
zsrGssazt Ezal zza conviction Of the
azzsEgssEser w5L hare Z good effect The
Circumstances II the average @EuSasr
arsa #aE:agszssassa Essszr'e the murderer is
ittsrsss5 zzsa ggraz1aszsssa All EEsepE s9E
Ts1a4lEzzai1E s.,asgEata RYs gasEa a GaffHEsdE1at
iisgtt zl EEss mBazy gsasss EEss delays II
ssssEs azaw are FnE9aF4sa Us sgsgsl an saZ1szt
afaa the gnp3 EEEsst ri EEEyEzlEsi Esszsazzizf
Eael Is lost Iset us arsE,e akssre 4
10 ne z EssE sra 8F ssrazazzsa8 EEgassseu-
tim IN Chasass gEza assats, III nay ak
aa6za Ri gyE@4r 1Ega IzEasss STATES.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-03-26

zssfseszaE ssr;sssfs,s Esyara ne gsa
sssz-a Izaa rsssEziza soraa za1sa 1afthoHs HEEEgg
essasalEasr Hssp b ss r'ss,1ra O. sHHll
zsasal 81 d
ElEisagss - 5l1ad sla sssnsgtsls aazaaasssaasssas
alssE 1ulsa sz1s ssIIilassssa aazsff1,szE1aa -
Earss gssa ia ss,ssstas asszstr sae
sl1asasssEssaz saaEs.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-03-26

Up 81 Dickinson The newspapers Grs
a5fiis.-asszzs pasinE5sce el5qHsr;a- 1t is
asrea5 thai smoking scanning and
9TH wis making 4 c1haap e5nS Ea1@
of the Esasss51ess, g,arE5calBr8F N Sum
days, sboa3d ne stopped uE1 the
@sIhna Ut slaszsEzag II IS MOI exactly
clear
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-03-26

tahslEas2a+3 dollars En5s- the Jaw that
provides a Eewara o. $50 10 the in.
5grmsr wherever u Esaaaagr nj the
1sgshF1S45ga law is epnRErsa5. How
maag IF these cases are Of 1ae kind
5E5 .a3ppsa IN the MEood TRIAL IS rhnt
knoEvn but n Is Ess8F sasrs arg ananT.
The 1aE sAoEaa be rspaaaaa-
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-03-26

The Faro FsrEa0 thGaks the aayar.
a71E cgEafas1 da1e is all 0zE aza1 the
s21,gsEgZZ55zgg and that M2xTr Wall VIII be
reelected Fog genuine hear inter
EST ami SENSATIONS, hcYWssTssrs da9s Far
I'd can1sss1 pale aaTao 5nsSggEz5t ssgoc,E
beside ahe 5srea aa5 aaoa5y eEEa1ss1
as1ag wagaa Al GRAND Forks
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-03-26
Msp sssrrss crss.rr.

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Esna. n H. Was azddazsaEasa 5F hes
hired rnE1 t,4aa IN 1hs ssza q Canaan
szzssr,E Rsgs q ssar1st order whaaa had p
aHsga Eaazn ses7ksttia azaa NEas FaET 9asrss-
porous, asaa haaEzng saeh q gltgEEzlg
aeeagEn1 De azEEnIsaa6 ssse asanls of the
asrzssR The szsEzsg EzEa TssEFgassS ssaEz
he Ftas mt aasas gsrstszzy sSuI 5s2asFsd
sasaz Il #as &c Fsa1aaaEas r
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-03-26

Kernel Brewer Of the Forum wEI BE-
laagk III HIxk this waak As 4 rssgl7
Gf swallowing Z Easss Of sA0l tin
Aseu4 a2s 3rss4 d pounds In .alaEz5Ez-
10 h5s appendix Jnaass he sEa3311qz.s:
another BgEsana5E, aoEsTeT- he VIII b
Eznznu1a hereinafter, md there il snDR
consolation in Thai
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-03-26

NGaE-pe GlR number u1a Ut lhs
FhE5ss Republican. glhltsasd Fl
Forbes, DdEkE co1naE. Il Ell hRa1
1T is q s1+nala@n wessk$tE zablis s45
By the FEcss NEws9aesFr Ca R26
aonsks sas5 and haRG1ae-
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-03-26
STATE NEWS

Mrs l. H Barnes, vile II gRage A
Il Barnes, the FIRST district e3ur1
55uae IN the territory Of Dakota resi-
DENT IN Fzrsn, died Friday aEght III
Da11avza, Wi al her ho@e- She was
@11hs- eS l. L Barnes. MIR r 8
TEsE and Mrs L d TaczRs, al Of
Farm. She Vas IS years Of ase
81 EhEmas Tz@ss- MuE75T trials
are esas5Bs alEu-5es In he eam-
uzazsssaiEszrs-s proceedings published IN
this zss3na appear z1#z-as Of expense IL
GGzz5ant 10 the Latter trial aggzgsggzz11ag
about s25bh To This EnGsI be aaaaa
from 1896 70 $500 maze expenses OF
the E2lqr1sss stn5 EreaznnlaazT szazndnR-
zh1sz, a- z roEsz nj aaoE $4,000 This
expense Es2s incurred NJ TIM a0antg
Ga5 : life smiled OH all because Of z
drunken rew TIE e:EiEs1s Ct Pan
aI1a E4SaazT have 2 2Eal %o Gsar-
hsE,a-EEzzS5E-ase E1re r5gzGEy 17aa P-Dar
sSf75-ga ERw
While attempting I'D gE issl oos
Ell 10 another u q SaD freight
TTIa1Ezas BgunRy IF gRssa17an. MISE.
/ bis soat4ng and fell from the S5ae OF /
! etzz c1ar z11g the NgsRse rEFs- HI MaagH
1 TIE assel8sa7 oerurgse5 .5Zs as ms
| train wss pgEEag INTO The SoG yards
4 east Of Inc city The fan siaanRi
| the u1fs1a, inmate mzn and when TAX,
6TuEn Iae river by Members M Iaa
! Tam crew. EsDzrsF WIZ unoz-ss==ilzas
He was Te-sDEa5 10 the county hos
Ea1Zaz where mis- ecaG1z7sgn Is g,sgarGia;
1 rs CRITICAL ny the aztanazzg zsa3ys5sSzaa
As L result saa sAa Gza BazEey szs
tanned a severe INJURY 10 his skull
Gn5 Otherwise Ea5ure8 hSs h1s5E
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-03-26

len AHHB CHOPPER EsslIS AA1IINIS
One hundred g1eeg dozen pairs
sockS-
Ten Ga91 DOZEN felt haHs-
Ten G1BB 5gDn oEsraEas- 4
Ten Gz8A 6aBaa SasksEs @, 4
Mems Shoes, Etc.
Thirty Gsbs DOZEN EsaHrs Gasf, se#ed.
shoe
Ten d7ae dozaa pairs oil gra5a can-
guess p3ow shoes
Ten Q79S 6nDez pairs CANVAS, sswe,a,
I 1Dw shoe
/ Five go 6n1Hn pairs heavy grain
shippers
Ten tEa9 5n8sGl pairs 0Eegssoss-
| One d1p dozen pairs wool E,s1ts.
/ worsn7s Shoes.
Twelve 9Be9 aaBHn pairs served hign
shoes
Tea G1B9 saDsn pairs eanEas saweas
Eg~ sAoes
Groceries
Fifty GsD9 bsas- ROLLED aats-
\ Three rhUasEnd CsJaeeg Tbs cora
naal
TWO Thousand gzasBD Ebs- pearl
! BARLEY
| TWO thonzans8 g2yRBBs Has. whole
rice
Five hundred GzaBg lbs .aGaseea.
TWO fagasRad Eve hunarea g2ssBB0
/ lbs @aEg-aaL
Ten g1BB a5cDaa saaEhs1a1
FORTY ahnsnsand G4BI b. % gran-
REata6 s2EBr
ST. Thousand &C. naBp Eas xxx caEae
/ Five hznarsa QsaeD HIS Nocha &
lava ccsEas
Four thaasana ~ $500 HIS tea
Five hundred Q5anDD gallons vanegar
TWO Thousand G2ZBSBD sRE1Gns syrun-
T1uEv G9BD saHsgus maple sErUa-
Two AMI one half G2z1D GALLONS
/ vanilla EKras1, EGafs
| TWO and Gae half g21@a gaI1rns
IEnnn ex1csas1, Eatn4s
I Twenty-Five G25D II Ia, boxes cha.o-
/ hate
/ Ten g7gp NILS, zuzr szauuma=r
4FlEkss-
/ TO hundred d3aB9 la4s- pase pHpp#r-
i Twenty 4299 Efss- mustard
1 TWENTY 45BD bbls 3s-HB line salt
4 Twelve Q12B @hls eolza1a saz1
I Forty g48g cases canned 1aunBaoss
4 Forty g&93 cases esana5 esara-
\ Thirty G3a3 cases canned puas
| Twelve d12B easas fEst anas5tv cz@s
} med pumpkin
| Eight hundred gsBB1 lbs spas
t c-sar!!kss.
| TWO hundred e3Bas Tas. oysHzz
t CRACKERS
Five hunarea g5@Bg aas- gHng=
, Snaps
SIXTY g5e9 boxes winnie soan
Al Sixty dSBD bones h1wwn saaa
| Five 60 hazs G1am8Ea7s UT saa8
Il THau11gs5z GEO boEs- s4rsragy nsl
trial. dry snap eaiass sazztaala 5r liz
chime work
Egh4 gS9 cases Ege-
al Twenty Gg39 boxes Baa AnnS-
/ Fifteen G15D dnDan map ssEeEs
II Fifteen G153 dozen brush holder
Fifteen E15D elaDaa RICE 1wst sgrr::
abrushes-
I'll Fire G5B dngn hras1ae st--sssl
s5rushes-
I'll SIFaTs 1850 dozen h1oura-
Five % dozen whssk hroEns.
mi -Four qA9 eases EaEcEaga 1oeth RisGa...
4, Twelve huaEred g1-sba9 lbs nang Ia
D hEasspa
TWO hundred Gsae8 Ebs. T'uare d
T. aas.sa
al Faar aapasana g44@aBg Tbs. Er1naa
RsRER. IN % IN. b1Eras. ..--.=
81 Three Thousand ggyBB9B 1sss. e9ap0
aas,aa. peaches, In 50 Ia BOXES. a..
3 TWO ahoRsana 42I@am Tbs. eRaEsa
lated aq-66rspas, in 50 III boxes.
G, Three Thousand 9syBg82 HIS eEauo
% a-'rtl -4+}44trS~s LIZ HsS s2- AtlAASSa 1872.
One 4aaasana FIVE huzsdrsa zg5Dl
Ias s4Erown 1aiszzas, in 80 IN. auxss
a. Eight hundred gsBHe Eas. rurzaa5
I'm So III huEss,
agH Fifty g5aa sasas CANNED azEansas.
Fifty G5Bb e.asas CANNED RssazshEss
Fs Fifty E5bs ssEsss EARNED argaEes.
ETaaa esazs.
n FEsssHa ta5a SasBs raanaa Gree
Cage EEaausz,zi.
p Meats. =
u. Fuar ahgEsaas6 g4sDBA MS. 30
= dressed sssaRr ssssf. straight s56s
aassa Hnzsrafh tn Aara L 1877. 10
delivered sIn asa h8ars n.8fars, with
ffrTzses hazrs aa1aT being dress,
N narza Mon 4 1896.
= 0ae hrrnaraa atsy ga58a lbs. M
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-03-26

THE DAILY yREgITNF..

EziEsne2 every l1tsrn8Ec- GEcsTE SszIutiEE >
SC 8ssluErSis N8r1h IsHE,r2- Il delivered tl
cE--atu III EIzs al dhc C1tE FL 81 Cs1rEs 7ssi7
usrzrfth- W S. ee- ys;Er Eine Gls3lE srE ID H1uy
Address n tat J1E1zr5 S-Bzes " GE7lRda- nEsst-
RITZ srsgaia, s. g,sr Esa-- S25R IN sE
1.Iszzzths- Sa-SS IN THREE InErttf,s-
THE WEEKLY EGaBCN2-
FAEEslEsst,ra s-zrsry F-aalzs-1 s;Gh- 4EEes- CID
-s1-Es1ag srrruTIE-T AT rfe News N Lhs week
asr1 Ena dzT-s,gyzEzy-z-liifr E1at:u1lan itssrrls
ssEa5 % srues 1isHss- SsrE I'D Guy n5thsss- pissz
ars naiia, IN 81 5rr arns EEz-s Sb esa1s Err 81
aurs-s1hs5 HI EsTE SIR 1h1ce InEi1sgiEs.
TIle EfsulEr:k Tribune Is ting tiifles. -ssssTs
.gzEz II The s-E1t-E S..ss1v established JUN:
n 1s-58s Dzz7ly established IN 1Ss2- L hRs
n WINE g-11riliEt5fln INT s Z 6esl-ahs uiFsr-s
Ang zseEzurn &zfrE unfinished 1ne CIlsi1lli
n 1iss s-zse 4 u7gkts SsaauTs s1ftae EatNss-
nj sss.zznt,fn-sll tll-acssT- md Is -ihE7stsEcs
szzr1i,,lsss-3E Interesting 10 III wing d=szx Il
kss.p ting Eua It srEre -g1tgrlzEl- sE,zaa
xn5 business
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-08-08
wednesday, August 8, 1906.
PROVE GUILT R S

The Democratic paper is trying
to make the impression, and there
are a few we are sorry to say who
are credulous enough to believe it,
that the Telegram is trying to shield
Cornell. This paper has not at
tempted anything of the sort. To
the contrary it gave an accurate and
fair account of the raid. 1t was in
position to do so for the reason n
of the editors was standing so near
the a most of the time that
he heard all that was said. The
mere figure in which Carrie Nation
was referred to ought not to offend
any one who is not O~ver-touchy.
But there are some who can not
stand the slightest criticism, though
they are ready and free to criticize
others.
The Telegram has made no effort
whatever to shield Council. 1t gave
the facts as they we're 1t told the
incidents of the raid as they occurred
and as the mayor himself must
acknowledge they did occur. What
led up to it was not known by this
paper nor would the mayor tell,
when asked about it. Instead he
intimated that such knowledge
would interfere in his intentions and
with his plans. He declined, posi-
lively refused, to tell who swore out
the warrant refusal most extra
ordinary in the courts here.
And while the News is making
insinuations and false impressions
about others, it would do well to
call upon some of its own party
politicians for information. Per-
haps, a Democratic committeeman
OF two could enlighten it. And,
perhaps, some of the mayors con-
fdential advisers could tell him
some things. But we do not ask
any one to incriminate himself.
If Cornell is guilty, it is his con-
cern-not ours, and he will doubt
less be punished. But he is inno-
cent until proven guilty, and to u
way of thinking that has not yet
been done. The News pronounced
him guilty before even the farce of
giving him a trial was enacted, and
certainly that course On the part of
the News is to be severely con-
demned, except by a few dyspep-
tics, who condemn everything good
Or bad.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-08-08

1t is certainly below the dignity
of decent journalism to attack an
attorney in the trial of a case, such
as was done by the Traders alley
sheet in the Council case. The at
torney had the right to say whether
his client should go on the stand,
and the mayor did not have the
slightest right to call upon him to
testify. To assail the attorney
through the newspaper for choosing
not to have his client testify is one
of the lowest, meanest and most con-
temptible tricks a newspaper could
be guilty of. But the desperation of
some is so great they would stoop
to any thing. But they do not ele-
waite themselves in the estimation
of respectable people by doing so.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-08-08

made and that it had been there, ac-
cording to these remarks, ever since
he assumed the Office of mayor, but
then that is mere hearsay and his
Honor would hardly give that much
credence as he has taken the posi-
ton that he must see things with
his own eyes. At any rate he did
not oblige us by putting us on the
witness stand. nor was it our honor
ed privilege to accommodate him
and crafty his desire, for which we
arc sorry and make due apology and
hope in the future to manifest our
homage more plainly and obedient-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-08-08

If Harvey wanted us on the wit
ness stand to state that he hied
himself home, we would have told
him he did. If he wanted us to-
tell that he ordered the destruction
of property, we would have told him
he did. If he wanted us to tell him,
he commanded a saloon KEEPER to
open his doors after hours and on
Sunday at that, we would have told
him he id. If he had wanted us to
state that we thought he went home
at once in order that Council should
be imprisoned then and there, we
would have told him we thought so,
If he had wanted us to say there wa
a gambling joint in the place, we
would have had to tell him that
from personal knowledge we did not
though we would have told
him that such remarks had been
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-08-08

Tt is reported Harmer proposes to
suspend Policemen Brooks and
White because they did not find any
one in the room that was raided Sat
urday night. Another report went
that he threatened to remove them
unless they hunted up enough evil
dence to convict Cornell. These
reports may be so. We arc not in
position to deny them, because we
have not inquired. and think it little
our worthwhile to inquire as the
last time we asked the mayor for IN
formation concerning the case, he
refused point blank to tell us.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-08-08

If Harvey did believe some time
ago that there was gambling going
on in Connell's place and did adj
monish Cornell, why was it he let
it go on so long and had to let two
men lead him to it Saturday night
to show him? An answer Is desir-
ed, in view of the u~tterances he
made in that meeting at the court
house, when no megaphone was need
ed. s4Hzt
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-08-08

Tt is high time the Democrats of
the county are investigating their
executive committee. The News it.
self could find similar conditions
existing with the committee to those
at French Lick Springs, in which
the Democratic national chairman
is accused of some things Mayor
Harmer fights.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-08-08

John McGraw must be trying to
get John J. Davis back into the
Bryan fold by appointing him a
delegate to the Bran reception.
Two years ago Mr.. Davis strongly
declared himself in the Hearst
class, when the latter was running
for the Democratic nomination
against Bryan and others. There
are several Democrats in the county
who remember that speech. How
well McGraw will succeed remains
to be seen.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-08-08

If the News wants to give all the
features from a political and reform
standpoint of the raid on C~onnell's
place it will proceed in all honesty
10 tell what connection members of
the Democratic executive committee,
other Democratic leaders and some
alleged reformers have had with the
place. Since you want to make
politics out of it, tell the people all
about it.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-08-08

The News could have said with
Just as much truth that the mayor
ought to be removed from Office for
calling out the fire department as
to say Connell ought to be. The
mayor may be guilty of calling out
the department, but it is our firm
conviction that neither he nor Con-
nell had any thing to do with it.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-08-08

OF course, the account the News
gave of the raid was correct with
the mayor. At least one would take
it to be, since he makes no protest
aoairSt It.