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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-11-21
The Grateful Expressions HpadlR
Manifestations of SnopreG
Dunn, the Quaker Health FescmH
Still in the City Ready to RnOue
to All the Merits of the
Quaker Remedies.

Nearly every day the question is
asked OF Dunn. the Quaker Health
Teacher. what are the wonderful
Quaker Herb Remedies composed OF?
They are composed en%tffely Of
herbs, roots. gums. barks. berries.
leaves n blossoms. such as have
been used with such wonderful good
results for years in the families Of
II ~forefathers the Friends or Quak-
ers. The selection has been made Of
those herbs, etc. that cleanse and
strengthen the human system. These
God-given gifts to mankind are gath
cred from His laboratory of nature
in their proper seasons anad used in
preparing the celebrated Quaker
Remedies, so world-renowned for
curing diseases by removing their
cause. No mineral or chemical poi
sons are used in any of these care
fully prepared remedies. All these
preparations are obtained from ma
lures vegetation. Our forefathers.
The Friends or Quakers. have been
noted for carnations 0 their long
life and good health and they attri-
huted it to the wonderful curative
powers OF these pure herb remedies.
They are most particularly efec-
live in cases of rheumatism. catarrh,
kidney. liver, stomach or blood
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Mrs. Samuel Haywood, of Elem
ington. gave a dinner last evening in
honor of the fifteenth birthday an
niversary of her granddaughter.
Miss Lille Bennett Haywood. The
function tool place at the home OF
W. Il. Davis, of the Davis Coal Mir
ing Co. Ten couples gladly respond
ed 10 Mrs. Haywood's invitation and
did ample Justice to her cuisine.
Dinner was served Il $ o'clock and
consisted Of all the good things tnat
the country and city markets afford
ed. Miss Evans. OF Clarksburg. at
tired in a dainty costume of pink.
presided over the punch bowl, and
iGdded TO its already delicate f1avof.
The evening was spent in games,
conversation n music. On the
stroke of II O'Clock Miss Haywood
asked her guests to again repair to
the dining room. where the birth
day cake. ice cream and all OF its
| accessories were INDUCED in. The
d~ebuntante. Miss Haywood. was at
tired in a pale blue chiffon gown.
trimmed with heirloom lace. and in
deed formed an attractive picture as
she received the congratulations and
best wishes of her many friends.
The Mcsdumcs Haywood. Bennett
and Miss Mcdonnell delightfully."-
chaperoned the party. Among those
present We're noticed the Misses Hay
wood. Drainer. Springer, Bennett,
Davidson. Evans and Winters; h
Mcssrs. Drainer, Shaw, Johnson,
Gather. Curry, Dawson, Halter, Pep
per and l.. Gather. In the wee sma
hours the party broke up all voting
ii a success. and wishing a thou
sand and one returns of the day to
Miss Haywood.
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Miss Nellie Reese. charming
daughter OF Mrs. Emma Reese. of
Wheeling. was married to Mr.. Norval
Il. Davis. at $50 o'clock on Wednes-
day by he Rev. David L. Ash. Of
New Martinsville. at the Reese resi-
dence. The home was prettily deco
rated for the affair, white being the
only color used.
The bridesmaids were Misses Anna
Stein n Emma Baron. of steuben-
VILE. They were prettily gowned in
white. Miss Margaret Monroe. Miss
Annie Baron, Miss Emma Baron and
Florence Baron were flower girls
and carried baskets filled with white
chrysanthemums. Miss Minnie
Fischer presided at the piano. Miss
NAV f.. Wright was the ring beare:.
the bride iooiyed pretty ina go%a
of white satin with fun train trim
med in lace. Her tuIle veil was
held in place 10y lilies of the valley.
She carried a bouquet of lilies II
the valley and orchids. Her only
ornament was a diamond and sap
phtre sunburst. a gift of the bride
groom. The brides travelling gown
was mahogany broadcloth with mink
furs. The bridegroom is Interested
In c. A. Houses music store. while
the bride is a popular young lady %
Wheeling.
Mr.. Davis Is a % Of John Davis,
of this city. and a II nice home 81
ted up here. His brother, Al ].
Davis. and Jasper $, Kyle, Of this
city. attended the nuptials.
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S OCIAL:



The marriage of Miss Mary Ros-
ers Alexander, daughter of the late
William r. Alexander. of Leesburs4
Va, IND netce OF John Il. Hart, Of
his city. 10 Mr.. Harry Lee Camp
hell. was beattisaIy solemnized on
Wednesday afternoon in the home
Of the brides uncle, Mr.; John ~.
Alexander, at Leesburg. Vac at 4:3Q
o'cloGR The Rev Charles S. Hern-
don, OF BartIst church of Hamilr
Ton. Loudin .edaaty Va aficiated>
Only a few relafayes and Intimate
friends OF the bride nd8fidegroom.
Witnessed the ceremony@ The house
was artistically decorated in ported
plants. autumn leaves and cut flow
ers. The color scheme, pink and
white, was daintily carried out in all
the appointments. In the dining
room the table was. attractively deco
rataed in smilax and had for its
centerpiece a mound of greenery en-
bedded with clusters OF pink and
white carnations. The bride, who
was unattended. entered the parlor
with her uncle. Mr.. John II. Alex
ander. n met the bridegroom ana
his best man, Or. Frederick R. stath-
ers, OF C%larksburg. at the improyised
altar. She was gowned IN q travel
ing suit OF dark blue broadcloth,
With hat to match and carried .
large bouquet of brides roses and
lilies Of the valley. Immediately
following the ceremony elaborate re-
freshmeuts were served after which
Mr.. and Mrs. CampbeN left on the
evening train for an extended bridal
tour and later will permanently lo-l
cate in Denver. Colo
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swBET MELopy o
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-11-21

Among the recent marriages $
rhat OF MIR. Claude Holbcrt. OF Pine
Grove. and Miss Eta Warner. OF this
city. which was solemnized here IN
Saturday night by the Rev. /. y. Me-
Intirc. Of Wallace. They will re-
side at Pine Grove. where he is a
blacksmith. They are a worthy
young couple.
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SWEET MELODY rLorR.

Wilson, the photographer. of ParE.-
ersburg, has returned 10 his Clarks-
burg studio and will remain here
till after the holidays, supplying the
public with high grade photographs.
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". r. CAMP,
OF CLaRKsBuRG
Writes Letter Which May Be OF
Great interest to Skin sufferers.


Your .. D. D. has done wonders
IN ny case. For ten yeats I was
tortured worst than Job with eczema
OF the lower limbs. / doctored and
doctored: tried salyes. lotions and
Internal medicines of every kind. /
could not sleep and at times even
walk. l had to give up in despair
and lost all hope OF ever securing a
cure. Wells & Haymaker. druggists.
recommended that 1 try D. d. d. 1
did, and with the greatest relief On
first application. / am now entire
~ we'll, and I heartily say to any one
suffering with eczema: Try ID. d. D.
w. p. CAMP. Coroner.
C~larksburg, w. Va.
What d. d. D. did in this case it
ought to do for you. This wonder
full remedy is now recognized by the
foremost physicians and scientists
IS the quickest and surest -eure for
eczema and skin disease OF any ma
ture. This remedy is as safe and
pleasant to use as pure water, and
IS applied directly to the afflicted
parts. leaving no a odor or sticky.
salvy substance. The first appIica-
ton gives instant relief, and as far
as we have been able TO investigate
quickly effects the most astonishing
and permanent cures wherever right
Is used. If you are a sufferer from
any kind Of itch or skin disease OF
n nature do not fail 10 try This re-
markable remedy. Pamphlets on
skin diseases and their cure. de-.
exercise. bathing. etc. free al our
store. Wells & Haymaker.
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RAETED-A hrst-class salesman
who has had experience in selling
clothing. dry goods or hats, to sell
our line of workingmen's clothing
specialties in this State. a good
line and a good position for the
right man. None need apply who
has had no experience in travelling
or established trade. All cor
responderce strictly confidential.
Reference must accompany letter
of application. Address, The
Hershey-Rice Mfg. Co.. Colum-
bus. Ohio
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W-ANTED-SLALE HELP.

NANTED-By an import china and
glass house, energetic man to
handle line on commission basis,
Splendid opportunity for party
catalogue. No samples required.
Address and state references 10
j. r. c., 20 s. Howard stree.
Baltimore, Nd
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SWEET MELODY FLOUR.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1907-06-18

because of she shortage OF 1912
acres in the quantity OF certain
estate, situate on the waters of
Yellow Greek in Center District
Calhoun County; West Virginia
conveyed to the said j. A. Ander-
son by tn esaid Wilson Lee Camden,
and wife, by deed dated on the 4th
day of March 1901, Of record in the
Calhoun County Court Clerks
Office, in Deed Book No. 81 at page
40, and in default of payment
thereof. to sell the following real es
tate to w.t.
a tract of 2l43 acres, situae on
the waters of leading creek IN the
district of Sheridan, county and
State aforesaid whicl, IS designated as Lot
No 5, of the partition of the camden land,
which has been attached, and for general
relief. And affidavit having been made
that The said defendant, Wilson Lee cam
den Is not a resident OF this State, the said
defendant is required - appear with in one
month after the date of the first publication
of Il * order, in the clerks office of our said
court, and 20 what il necessary To- protect
his interests And il is ordered that a copy
four successive weeks i'm some newspaper
published in calhoun county, and be prsied
nj the front door of the court house OF said
county for twenty days before judgment is
rendered.
\ copy teste: c c. SrARCHER clelk.
Date of first publication, jane !, 1907.
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= Commissioners Notice.

Commissioners Office. GAINESVILLE. Calhoun
County, West Virginia, May g, 1907.
The parties in the suit Of a. G.. Mathew,
Administrator Of the estate Of ". a. AlG.
zef deceased, against Terrell IT, AItizcr
Oslo Parsons, Eon1ic Allzer aud Iela
Altizor, The last two being infants. and
G.. G.. starcher, Il. w Hall, The Calhoun
County Bank, Corporation, r.. Cheuoweth.
Administrator Of the estate OF Mary Harris
deceased, T.. Cheno@ctb, Administrator of
The estate Of Elizabeth Carpenter deceased
T. 6. Linn, Jennie Schartiqer. ~. ID.
Dillon and a NJ Funk, peudug in The
Circuit Court Of Calhoun County. West
Virginia, viii ake motto that OBJ The 10Th
day OF juno 1907, 90 my Office in thc town
Of Evansville, Calhoun county, West viz.
ginia ] viii proceed to- execute The decree
rendered in The said cause by the circnit
court Of Calhoun county West Virginia. az
the April term thereof ia 1907. when and
where ther are required % attend with such
books papers vouchers and evidence as
VIII cnahle One To- comply ui,h tLe said or
order of the court.
ALBERT swrn
Conn., Of CALHOUN county.
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commissioners Notice.

To all persons holding liens by Judge
ment or otherwise, Oh the real estate or
any part thereof Of Nictora Frederick,
which was conveyed 10y Victora Frederick
and S. g. Frederick her husband, TO
Joseph y. Frederick by deed dated on the
2Oth day OF March, 1905, and Of record
10 ihc Calhoun County Court Clerks
Office in decd b,ok SO. 36 page llL
Iu pur-uuucr of decree or the Circuit
Court # Calh oun County, made in a
cause therein pending to subject the said
real estate of Che said Victora Frederick
20 the satisfaction Of the liens thereon,
You are hereby required 60 present an
claims held by you and each # you
against Che said Yiciora Frederick which
are liens ON her real estate or any part of
10 for adjudication to me 500 my Office, in
Che town Of Ganlsxllle, on on before the
29th rayof May, 1907
Given under my hand this ls, day Of
May, 1907
ALBEIT SMrH.
Conmr OF Colhrun Comfy
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Baptist Church.

Rev. VIM. Burns, Pastor:
breaches on Saturday before the It'll. Sun
day of each month at o'clock p. m, and
on the 4th Sunday at II, a. m. and :, p IN.
Sunday school every Sunday at 10, a. m.
and prayer meeting lst Sunday night in
each month.
Rev. Hotter, of Elizabeth, representing
the Presbyterian church, breaches in either
the Baptist or Methodist chprcne, the 2nd.
Sunday morning and evening of each month
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Order Of Publication.
49,

State of West Virginia, Calhoun
County. to-wIt
At Rules held IN the Clerks Of
fee of the circuit court Tor the coun-
" o! Calhoun, ON Monday, the Bird
day Of June, 1907.
j. A. Anderson, !
VS.. In Chancerv
Wilson Lee Camden, J
The object Of this suit is TO re-
cover from the defendant, Wilson
Lee Camden, the sum of $500 40,
with interest thereon from the 18th
day of July 1907, until paid and
TIE costs of this suit, which sum the
said plaintiff claims to be due him,
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Notice.
10 whom itmay concern:

To whom itmay concern:
We, the undersigned, hereby
mutually agree To dissolve part
nership, and Walter Mcmillan
agrees to collect all debts and
take all properties of the firm of
Wayne & Mcmillan and pay all
debts of said firm. S. J. Wayne
resigning from said firm,
This 26th day of April, 1907.
S. j. Wayne.
Walter Mcmillan,
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NJ. E Church, South.

Rev. Nj. G.. Nuter, Pastor:
breaches at Grantsville, LIST Sunday ut II,
a. m, 2nd Sunday at ,p. IN. 3rd. Sunday
at II, a. IN. and I, p. IN.
Prayer meeting every Wednesday even
ing at 7 o o'clock, and Sunday School NJ 49,
a. IN.
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FARAl FOR SALE.

Consisting Of IS acres. 40 acres
cleared, and in good shape. Or
chard, framed house, large barn,
and all necessary out buildings On
public road. Within one fourth
mile of post Office, school house, two
three stores, shop. saw
and gI1sL mill. Price $1,000 OC,
Terms: fourths down; ball
ance, one and two years.
Gail on or address
n l. Bailey.
Okla, Calhoun Co., w Va.
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County Officers.
Time Of Holding Courts.

Circnit Court-Third Tuesday in January,
April, July aud October.
County Court First Monday in January,
April, July and November.
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List of Persons and Property

Other than real estate, in the coun-
~ of Calhoun delinquent for the non
payment of taxes thereon for the year
1906.
Note. an p" no property; 81 c.
left county; "a u assessed twice.
IN f. not found; al C" improper
charge,
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SIS A DAY SURE.

We have just received car
load Of doors, windows, porch
posts and building material of
various kinds We can save any
one contemplating Building, con-
siderable money, rs we bought
these goods before the great adj
vance.
c. G. & W. E. BEE,
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Trust Sale Of Valuable Real Es-
4 tate, Oil and Gas Leases, Wells
and Equipment.

BY virtue OF the authority vested
in me 10y II certain deed of trust,
made by Lowther Kaufman Oil Il
Coal Company corporation
under the laws of the State of West
Virginia, to me as Trustee, dated
the oath day of May, 1906, and of
record in the Office of the Clerk of
the County Court o! Calhoun coun-
ty, West Virginia, in Trust and
Mortgage Book No. 3, ut page 90,
and following the same having oeen
recorded on the LIST day of Juno,
1906, and which trust secures the
payment of six certain negotiable,
promissory notes, bearing even date
with said deed of trust, made by
said LOwther-K Kaufman Oil 81 Coal
Company, payable Mt Central Bank
ing and Security Company Parkers.
burg West Virginia, to the order of
j. l. Norris, L. w Clark, J w.
Kaufman, Brent Shriver, w. Il.
Fitch, G.. A. Lowther and G.. Il.
Lowther, and Ivy them endorsed,
which said notes are mentioned and
described in said deed of trust, ana
which said deed Of trust also secures
the payment of all renewals of said
notes and each of them, in whole or
IT, part. and also secured the pay
ment of all taxes upon the property
described in SAID deed % trust, paid
by said Central Banking and Securi
ity Company or the legal holder of
SAID notes or any of them, or any re-
newal of any of them, in pursuance
of the terms of sand deed of trust,
and default having been made by
said Lowther Kaufman Oil q Coal
Company in the payment of the
debt and taxes secured by said deed
of trust, under the terms and con-
dltlons of said deed of trust, and,
haeing been requested so to do by
Central Banking and Security Com
pany the legal owner of the debt Sc
cured by said trust, Which said Com
pany has also paid the taxes for the
year 1906, upon the property in SAID
deed of trust described, L will, on
fine
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COUNTY
DIRECTORY

Circuit Courts.
Judge. w. \. Parsons;
Prosecuting Atty, a. G.. Mathews.
Assistant, s. T.. Bell
Clerk Circuit Court, G. G.. Starcher.
\. q. Matthew's.
T.. Chcnoweth'
commissioners ID. +. StuIlcr.
Albert Smith,
Com'r School Lands. Bruce Terrell
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C. c. & w. E. BEE,


Good $50 acre farm flat ridge.
gentle slope Get one half grass
one half gopd timber for sale.
Call on.
Albert Smith.
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18th Day Of June, 1907,

A ONI Va IehSB P/Ob
between the hours of ten o'clock II.
m. and four o'clock p. m, of said
day, sell at the front door of the
Court House of Calhoun county,
West Virginia, at public auction, to
the highest bidder, the following
described real estate, oil aGd gas
wells and lcasehOlds and appurte-
nances. together with all the priv
leges, easements, franchises, ways,
roads and appurtenances thereto be-
longing, remedies and processes
arising out of the same, respectively
and belonging to the said Lowther-
Kaufman Oil and Coal Company. if
any there be, as set out and describ-
ed in the aforesaid deed of trust to-
wit:
First All thai certain parcel or
tract of land, situate in the county
Of Calhoun and State of West Vir-
ginia, on the waters of Big Root
Creek, a branch of the Little Kan
awha river, IN Center district Of said
county, ard bounded as follows:
Beginning at pointers, thence n.
IS +. 18 poles TO gum, thence n.
80 w ia poles to a white oak,
thence n rs j A. poles to a hickory
on the top of ridge between Big
Root and Yellow creek, thence S.
80 Il 9S poles to two white oaks,
thence S 20 w ~ poles to n beech
near lick, thence 5 IS T. IO7 poles
crossing said Big Root, to n white
oak, thence S ~ w % poles to a
white oak. thence n 81 w 81 poles,
crossing said Big Root, to the be
ginning, containing one hundred
acres, more or less, and being the
same land conveyed to the said
Lowther-Kaufman Oil Il Coal com
pany by John NJ Hamilton, trustee
by deed bearing date on the 18th
day Of May 1906, and Of record il
the Office Of the the clelk OF the
County court Of Calhoun county
West Virginia, together with all tho
right, title and interest in the SAID
real estate ~ set forth and conveyed
by said deed, and subject to tht
reservation therein made. in favor o.
o. w o Hardman, and subject als,
to an assignment or conveyance o.
fifty 900 acres Of said land by tn,
Lowther-Kaufman OIL q Coal com
pany to the West Virginia Carbon
Company by which there was con
yeyed to the latter all ofsthe oil an,
ga rights underlying ffty(5O) acre
Of said farm
Second 4 certain OIL and IN
lease dated January 25, 1901, oxC
cuted by Atwill Taylor and Sarah J
Taylor, his wife, to s. r. Bruce, 70
forty-fve l45) acres Of land IN Sher
idan district Calhoun county, Yves
Virginia, Of record in tho aforesai,
county Clerks Office in Deed Boo
No. o. page 30, which lease was. oil
fho O7tb las, ~ r7,t.,,... roor
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Albert snirH

Com'r Of Calhoun county.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1907-07-24
BOYS WILL BE BOYS.

We are much impressed to learn
from the formal platform" drawn
up by the National Educational
Association that the country now
faces the following conditions of
affairs:
There are in the minds of the
children and youth of today ten
dency toward disregard for con.
stituted authority, lack of respect
for age and superior wisdom, weak
appreciation of the demands of duty,
a disposition to follow pleasure and
interest rather than obligation and
ORDER"
In other words, the great educa.
tors of the United States in high
convention assembled tremendously
announce that "boys will be boys"
It's all right, of course, but it
sounds like one of the devil-may.
care speeches of Charles Warren
Fairbanks.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1907-07-24
BELIEVED TO BE INSANE.
New Yorker Kills Girl and Danger.
ousy Wounds Man.

New York, July 24.-Miss Esther
Norling, young woman, was shot and
almost instantly killed, it is alleged
by Charles Warner, her former en-
ployer, as she was entering an uptown
haberdashery store on West Forty
second street, where she was en-
ployed as a tookkeeper. Warner, it is
charged by the police, fired several
shots at A. R, Spicer, the manager OF
the store, while effecting his escape
Warner fed to the sporting goods
store of A. G. Spaulding & Co. and
although twenty policemen surround
ed the building and searched it thor.
oughly no trace of Warner could be
found. The police believe that War.
ner was unbalanced by business re.
verses and other troubles. Miss Nor
ling was about twenty-three years old
and lived at Ridgefeld Park, N. J.
Several hours after, the shooting of
Miss Norling Cha - Warner, the
man accused of having shot her, ap.
peared at the hat - ore of John G.
Wilson and asked ~. Wilson, whom
he knew, for loan Of S10 When Mr.
Wilson turned to get the money War
ner shot him in the back and right
arm, infiicting serious wounds.
Warner then fed from the store,
brushing aside the employees who at,
tempted to bar his way, but upon
reaching the sidewalk he was inter
cepted by truckman, who struck him
over the head with a cotton hook
Warner fell insensible to the sidewalk
and was turned over to the police.
Wilson was taken to a hospital,
where it was found that one of War
ner's bullets had lodged in his kid
neys and that his condition was crit
| ical.
At the hospital it was stated there
was little chance for Warner to sur.
vive his injuries.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1907-07-24
BRIEF BITS OF news.

Great Britain has lost the Davis
CUP, the international tennis trophy,
to Australasia. :.
The work of piercing the five and
half mile tunnel through, the Tauern
mountains in Tyrol has been COM
pleted.
Major Paymaster Eugene Coffin Of
the United States army, whose arm
was amputated a few days ago, is
dead at Manila.
Samuel Henshaw, one of the best
known landscape gardeners and horti-
culturists in the country, Is dead at
New York city, aged seventy-three.
Allen Wilson, twenty-five years of
age, widely known as "'Tug" If foot
ball circles, was crushed to death un-
der an electric car at Oberlin, o. He
was famous as a quarterback.