The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-23
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AAD sIaTERESTINo MEETING YES
ERDaY-CHARTER MEM
IS EER.LIST WILL BE
LARGE.

The complete organization of the
Homeless 26. which met yesterday
ziternoon at the Jackson hotel. will
take place next Friday evening. Su-
Dreue Secretary Sam M Williams. of
PittsburE. was present and spoke in
Hhat 1T Is doing not only for travelling
s17,an Dut forsbusiness men OF all lines.
mt scnfy socially but also working to
secure favorable legislation which win
leps every 1ine.of business This or
Eznization was instrumental in Aav-
ing passed several recent laws which
ARE OF great benefit tits now fighting
Tor Two cent fare on the railroads.
b That the work Is coming into this
State s evidenced by the following
= zetfer from Governor w M. O. Dawson
10 the Supreme Secretary, bearing on
raiiroad fare legislation in West Viz
5EsSia=
sS l Dawson's Letter
State OF. West Virginia.
80 IS Governors Offices,
Charleston, April -. 1906.
n Williams,
ssstsburg.Pa-.
ly Dear Sir: have your recent
letters. which have remained unan-
swered owing to the: fact that I have
Beg exceedingly busy. part OF the
tine away from the city. part of the
sSIie suffering with very severe cold.
Ind aNthe time more work to do than
Ecnuld DO It would have been inpos
ssibEs tome to have been with you az
sEaTrisbrE on the 18th Of April
ssszIs5 Fad to decline all such invita-
1iiss1s owing to the pressure of extra
Sordinay duties here.
s. Bhaye not given the two cent mile
rzAe the Investigation that want to
r:fSe II before speaking positively
zBgur IT. but belitve that some OF the
shorter lines and railroads running
through sparsely settled countries
could not afford this rate I thing
: 7awSo NAT kind should be caEefuuE
considered do. however, think that
me charge of $40 excess, in the sale
OF mIeae books4is in the nature OF
m outrage and should be abolished
Mileage Books should be sold at hx-
Sed price; without any excess about II
TheySshoufG be good in the hands OF
lznybody and they should be good until
sssIrsaa-s zsrx The railroads get big thing
] d, seftIng 50 much money IN advance
II amSyery much. interested in having
Iaiiroa6 commission for West VIZ
Sin.d. which can take up and study anu
5Faut to see the railroads unjusty
.S,zzted am Interested n your con-
ses.sfr Pennsylvania for the two cent
re The conditions in your state
: are Somewhat different IRON those
slwest Virginia, as you have larger
;,cralation and consequently a larger
:zuselfng public
5sssss3SS;s..s Yours very truly,
(. -Whf-M.SO o. DAWSON
xIFTidays meeting officers will be
Sstsssea. It IS not yet definitely de-
3 siSsa but it Is customary for the cir
cles so have rooms fitted up some
/ WHERE IN the town where the members
ssi nav 20 at any time and have nice
SplacY n which to gather and where
meetings are held, where proposed
movements may be pushed forward
and new ones begun which viii be
favorable 20 the members OF the cir
.@Gle.
Babw IS given the name OF those
=FhnsEe members OF the order in Fair
noutE
C..sssss1Tey Holbert, A. S. Holbert.
Jynr g. Metzger, Z. G. HolbeTt S. Il.
Butcher. Metzfer. Chas. E. Man
RyTJesse 3. Staggers. Samuel Leeper.
LIB Matson, z. Slack, E G Stemple.
~ r.. Lime, Harry l. Pride. Samuel
EeinAesmeF.S Boice, Walter N.
Jno Conway. ". +. Carey,