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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-03-05
Indigestion

stomach trouble I, nut symptom Of. ana
h itseH tTns disease. We think Of DySpspA
Heartburn. and Indigestion AZ real diseases,
thsy are symptoms only Of certain Epsd
Nerve sickness nothing else
KwRs this iact that ilrss correctly led Dr.. shss
h the creation Of that now very popular stomas'
Remsdy-Dr. Shops Restorative. Going dtra
% the stomach nerves. alone brought that sueos
and favor to Dr.. shoop and his Restorative. wa
out that original and highly vital principls. \
such lasting accompli plishmsnts were ever 70 Be ~
For stomach distress, bloatiuG. biiousnsih. "a
breath and sAllow complexion. try DIT. shooD
Restontive-Tablet or Liauia-and ses for you
sslf what it can and will do. We sell and ehss
fully recommend
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-03-05
HOME BANK FOR'sAVINGs
cLARKSBURG, w. VA.

Don't only savings bank We do general commercial
banking and solicit the accounts Of
banking Every transaction void OF
want your account, matter
OFFICERS
John L. GAYLORD Viee presId.Oe
NJ J. Francis Vice Pres T. Drudy, Cashier.
DIRECTORS:
John L Run W Tracey. Koblegard Byrd Francis
John H. clifford P H. Koblegard, Frank Gaylord, r. n
hooiegard j. W. Williams, Altzer,
We
onPounded semiannualy n Savings Department
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-03-05
SWEET MELODY FLOUR.

To remove cough you must get
at the cold which causes the cough.
There is nothing so good for this
as Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup.
The liquid cold relief that Is most
quickly effective. that stills and
quiets the cough and drives out the
cold. Sold by Stone & Mercer.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-03-05
rhs coh,fortahI. Enrtnn.

What is your idea Of a comfortable
tortune| asked the ambitious youth.
aone," answered the man Of expert
ence, that Is big enough to buy you
everything you want and not big
enough to attract the attention of the
grand jury." Washington Star.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-03-05
SWEET MELODY FLOUR.

Little globules of sunshine that
drive the clouds away. Dewitt's
Little Early Risers will scatter the
gloom of sick-headache and bilious
ness. They do not grippe or sicken.
Recommended and sold here by
Stone & Mercer.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-04
CHAPTER XIV
THE AUDITOR.

Section 81. The Auditor shall issue warrants on the City
and County Treasurer in favor Of persons entitled thereto in
payment of claims and demands charoeabe against the City
and County which have been legally examined allowed and
ordered paid by the Board of Supervisors The Auditor shall
also issue the City and County Treasurer for all
debts and demands against the City and County when the
amounts fixed by law, authorized by law be allowed
by person tribunal other than the Board of Super
visors
SECTION IS. All shall distinctly specify the abil
ty for which they drawn and when the accrued
SECTION Sc. The Auditor shall examine and settle the
accounts of all persons officers indebted to the City and Co
y holding moneys payable into the City and County Treas
ury, certifying in duplicate the the Treasurer and
upon the to him of of such certificates with the
eaurer receiving stamp properly enaced thereon, give
such persons receipt aud discharge and charge the
the Treasurer with tn amount received by him.
SECTION 81. The Auditor shall keep accounts current with
the Treasurer and when any person DEPOSITS with the Auditor
properly stamped voucher herein provided for any money
paid into the Treasury the Auditor shall file such voucher and
charge the Treasurer with the thereof.
SECTION S. All warrants issued by the Auditor during each
year. commencing with the first Monday of January for the year
1909 and thereafter commencing with the first Monday after
the first day of January shall be numbered consecutvey the
number date and of EACH the of the person
whom payable and the purpose for which drawn stated there
and they shall at the time they issued be registered by
him. and such warrants if uncaled for for years. shall be
cancelled
SECTION 50. The Auditor shall, between the first and tenth
day of each month"; the books of the Treasurer and
he his deputy shall examine in each month"; the books
of any other department. board officer of the City ard Coun-
ty, and see that the same have been correctly kept
SECTION 80 The Mayor the City and County Attorney
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-04
CHAPTER XIV.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
Mayor.


- Nu', ~ ''Jl tNe'uuNe outer OF the olty and
- I' r;I S | mayor ne SIH'l! DC an Glectof
81" " '"'H il" 'I 'I"ie ol MS erection, ana must
I ~ '" i' at '"' l's' years heN preceding such
'" Vn''' '''I't''N WHO Sn"ll receive Il
." % '"C VI Pi'-VoV' per "l'oll ana aha'I hold such
f 90 VI" P'''"l' VI 'e N'Nor' Inc Mayor snail not
$50 - H o"e' profession OF ealing during the term
' why" Il" - U eve
'0 49, iir -NNof ShaII VISiIanty observe the official
CONDUCT oI II" PuOc oHcrrS and the manner Ill which they
"' uu'"' ana IoIll thelf Obligations The books
anu o'E"I papers o. all departments officers and per
I' "'P'N ~ "e ny an" 'ountV sIa at All times be
0I " % 'St'"o' anna examination lie snail take special
~ ' '' DOCKS ana records OF all departments, boards oi
WIS % i 1 are AeP' Ill ieSa ana proper 1orm When
any o'l" IeIacaloR or WlI1m neglect OF duty or official
'o"ct S'I come TO ms knowledge, he shall suspend the
ucn ocrf or person from office pending an official in
IS"io" lnc Mayor SH"i from time to time recommend
inc proper oceS OF the different departments such meas
a. II" MA" oeIn DeheIlc"l TO Pu04c interest lie shall see
% " law" 81 "e Territory ana ordinances OF the City and
county are observed and enforced lie shall have general
o over all the departments and public institutions
" inc "n county, ana see mat they are honestly economi
@ an" F'"luE conauced ne shall take all proper meas
n Mats
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-04

and Auditor shall jointly least in each three months,
and at such other times they deem proper, count the
money the City and County Treasury and make and verify
III duplicate statements showing:
The amount Of money that ought be in the Treasury
?. The amount and kind of money actually therein
SECTION 81. They shall file of such in the
office of the City and County Clerk and the Auditor shall post
and maintain the other in his office for least month
thereafter
SECTION o. The Auditor and the Treasurer of the City and
County must the first Monday in February May, August
and November, in each year. and such other times the
Mayor the Board of Supervisors may require make Joint
whole amount of collections (ano particularly the of
each portion Of the evenue from all paid into the City
and County Treasury the oh which the APP
pied and the allotted each the total of
warrants drawn and paid and and of what funds the
total amount of warrants drawn and unpaid the
claims audited allowed and unpaid and the fund out of
which they to be paid and generally make full and
specific showing of the financial condition of the City and
County
SECTION 90. The Auditor shall prepare and submit the
Mayor and Board Of Supervisors each year statistical report
showing in compendious form all financial transactions of the
City and County, exhibiting separately the receipts and
pendrCs by of each office, board commission
and institution and classify the principal items of income and
expenditure according to plan be approved by the Mayor
and Board of Supervisors and the Board of Supervisors shall
publish the
SECTION "a. The Auditor may appoint Deputy Auditor
who shall possess the qualifications required of the Auditor
The Auditor may also appoint such clerks may be necessary
for the proper discharge of his official duties whose compensa
tions may be appropriated by the Board of Supervisors
SECTION o. The Auditor shall discharge such other duties
may be required by law.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-04

SECTION 1875 The Treasurer shall settle his account rea
ing the collection and disbursement of public money
with the Auditor the first Monday of each month For the
purpose of shch settlement he shall make statement under
OATH of the amount of money received during the month prior
to the period of such settlement the sources whence the
was derived the amount of payments disbursements and to
whom with the amount remaining hand He shall in such
settlement deposit all redeemed by him and take the
Auditors receipt therefor He shall also make full settle
men of all accounts with the Auditor annually the first
Monday in January in the presence of the Supervisors
SECTION 1906 The City and County Treasurer shall make
detailed report at every regular meeting of the Board of
Supervisors OF the City and County OF all moneys received by
him and the disbursements thereof and all debts due and
from the City and County, and all other proceedings in his
office that the receipts in the Treasury and the of
disbursements together with the debts due to and from the
City and County, may distinctly appear
SECTION O7 If the Treasurer wilfuy negects refuses
to settle report required in Sections One Hundred and
Five 0O5 and One Hundred and Six (0G) of this Charter
he shall forfeit and pay the City and County the of
One Hundred Dollars $00OO) for every such neglect
refusal, and the Mayor shall be instituted suits for
the recovery thereof provided by law.
SECTION 1OS The City and County Treasurer shall keep
all moneys received by him belonging the Territory
any other County in his possession until sbursed accord
ing law He shall not place the in the possession of
any person for any purpose; loan any
or permit any person to the except provided by
law; but nothing in this section shall preclude him, with the
approval Of the Mayor from making special deposits for the
safe keeping of public moneys, but he shall be liable therefor
his official bond.
SECTION 100. The Treasurer may appoint Deputy Treas
who shall possess the qualifications required of the Treas
and such clerks may be necessary for the proper dis
charge of his official duties whose compensaons be
propriated by the Board of Supervisors.
SECTION no. The Treasurer shall discharge such other
duties may be required by law
CHAPTER XVII
LEGAL DEPARTMENT.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-24
CITY OF SEATTLE REPORTS ACTIVE VOLCANO

The City of Seattle which arrived in port at 28O this afternoon brings of sensational character in regard last nights earthquake While passing the southeast end of Sullivan Island on the west shore of Lynn canal Capt C. J. OBren and Officer TaTe noticed black smoke arising from mountain peak 20 to 25 miles inland The smoke was first observed at 10 The vessel arrived
 hours later Haines and at that place first learned of last nights earthquake. Capt OBren was the first one to the smoke arising from the mountan and is his opn- ion that it was caused by extinct volcano which has be, come active The mountain from which the smoke comes is according to the ships officers who took observations about 56 deg 58 min north; 85 long 50 min, west and is probably in the range of mountains as Mount Young and Snow Dome Mount Young is 5670 feet high. The fact that great volumes of smoke pouring out of the mountain and that all the peaks in that locality are glacier peaks gives rise to the belief extinct volcano has become active.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-24
EARTHQUAKE GENERAL
 DAVIDSON GLACIER MOVED

Residents of skagway were awakened at four o'clock this morning by twodisnct vibrations of She earth The first shock came about four o'clock and was followed few seconds later by another The two shocks together lasted about thirty seconds The motion of the earth appeared to be from south to north.
 During .he continuance of the shaking of the earth some queer performances are reported to have taken place
 in Phil Abrahams' house a large clock on the wall swung 80 far to the south that upon Mir Abrahams arising this morning it was necessary him to reset in order that the oc lock continue running Pictures on a wall of Mir. Abrahams' house also gyrated in different directions
 In Alderman McLeans house large tank for water storage is constructed in the attic Mir Mclean was able to distinctly hear the pahng of the water in the tank as the earth rocked.
 In local hotel lady tourist is stopping and the shock caused the brass beadsead in which she sleeping to make 80 much noise that she imagined man was under the bed She timidy arose turned on the light and peersd under her bed for the supposed intruder Finding none she reported the affair at the breakfast table this morning and was surprised to learn that sue had passed through an earthquake shock.
 Haines Sept. 24-The earthquake shock felt hers very distinctly at o'clock this morning Apparently there were two movements of the earth following each other rapidly The face of the big Davidson glacier n Pyramid harbor was badly shaken up and moved amostaf mile The direction of the shock appeared to be from south to north
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-24
LEADER 0F M0B AGAINST
 0RIENTALS IN ASYLUM

wrecked the stores oj Chinese aod Jap auese in Vancouver on the 7Gh Of this month, was declared insane bTa com mittes Of alienists bere yesterday after noon. Be was ordered taken to the
 asylum st New Westminster and vas placed on lhe trsin this morning for
 that place in charge of of3sers.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-24
The Daily Alaskan Cable.

New York. Sept. 24-Regardles5 uI held by owners of leased wires, the operators using them may 0e called out ou strike. The report that President Small may send the men
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-24
The Daily Alaskan Cabls.

Ada, Idsho, Sept. 2+-Iu it Of pas s'ou Amos Clark, a farmer living here, declared there was DO God and il there was one said he would like to see himself stricken dead iD ten mioutes.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-24
The Daily Alaskan Cable.

Vancouver. Sept, 24-With many dramatic interruptions upon the part Of A E. Fowler, the man who is charged with the in,tIgatiOn of the trouble sg Bellingham, which resulted in the ex- pulslon of The Hindus from that city, and who later lead the crowds who
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-24
MAN DEFIES G0D
 IS STRICKEN DEAD

Within a few minutes after Clark h8d spoken the words he fell over dead. An examination Of his body revealed DO sign of sickness and there are many
 who assert ,has The death was 8 pun
 meut Of God.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-24
OPERATORS
 WILL N]T END STRIKE

back to work does not appear Co be well founded. and the men generally are ID cltned to resist such 8 move oD the part
 Of the president of the organization
 should It be made The strikers de-
 clare that they have the fight all but won st the present time.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-24
Inc Enrrrt

Me. Vernon Rye, Old Taylor and Bel. mont WhiskleS double stamped goods, 10 years tid}, and Rainier and Pacific. Bottled Seer. Et the Mascot,
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-24

Juneau, Sept. 24-Two earthquake shocks were felt here at o'clock this morning. The first shock the longest and most and lasted about 20 seconds No damage was done
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-24

Al! the dehcaCies Of the season st tho Pack Train Restaurant.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-24

The Fifth Avenue hotel has unlimited accommodations. Steam heRt and every thing modern.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-24

Hop Pickers-TEo dollars 8 box to pick the hops out Of Che barley juice st the Seattle.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-19

with the possible exception of Vassar
and Girard are open with the same priv
lleges that are accorded white students.
The Fifty-eighth Congress provided for
the education of all children in Alaska,
Eskimos. Indians. and whites. Last year
the government maintained there thirty
five schools. supplied forty-one teachers,
and had over 1900 children enrolled.
American interest in Hawaiian education
began in 1919. when a band Of New Eng
land missionaries accompanied the Kings
son home after he had served several
years in the American navy. and began
teaching there BY 1924 2,000 people had
learned TO read and write. and others
were anxious TO learn. The first girls
boarding school was opened In 1897, and
the same year a manual training school
for boys. Since the creation Of the terri
tory of Hawaii the educational system
has followed that Of this country.
In the Philippines over 10000 children
are rapidly learning the American Lam
guage and customs under the direction
Of 5000 teachers. four-ffths Of whom are
natives. Porto Rico, about half the size
Of New Jersey. had the reputation Of
having So per cent Of her population un-
able 10 read. This is a difficulty how
ever, that the United States is helping
her outgrow. The American school teacher
is playing a most important part in the
great work our government is doing I'm
all the lands that have recently come
under our flag
To-morrow-Higbcr Education I'm
the United States.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-19
To study Contract Forms.
B. H. WARNER INJURED.
Horses Take Fright and CarriHEe IL
TpSet-Has High Fever.

Brainlrd r. Warner. q prominent busi-
/ ness man Of this city was painfully in
iured Monday evening in runaway acei-
dent on Wheaton pike, above Keus.ng-
ton. Nd Mr. Warner was out driving
with his son B. T. Warner jr. behind
team Of spirited horses when the animals
became frightened and ran away. The
carriage was overturned and both occu-
pants thrown OUT Mr. Warner. gr. was
dragged FOR about fifteen yards. and in
consequence was badly bruised about the
body His son was unhurf
Mr Warner was taken Immediately 90
his homo iu Eousington and the family
physician. Dr. William Lewis. Of Kensing-
ton. was summoned. He dressed the i'm
iuries. the most serious Of which was a
painfully hurt knee-esp and put Mr. War
uer 90 bed. IL was stated last night that
while it was thought HIS injuries were by
no means serious, his fever was high and
every precauti0u was being taken II is
not known whether internal injuries were
sustained
The Washington herald., 1907-06-19
HOUSEWIVES ARE UP IN ARMS
Advance in Price Of Cotton Thread
Cause for War.
Formal Complaint Lodged Against
American Company Before De-
partment of Justice.

The recent advance in the retail price
OF cotton thread has produced a storm
Of disapprDval among housewives. tailors.
and dreSsmakers. and the Department OF
Justice has been asked 20 proceed forth
with against the thread trust A formal
complaint has been made to the depart
ment alleging that the American Thread
Company is a monopoly in restraint Of
trade. and that Il should be dissolved
through a prosecution Initiated by the
Federal government
The complaint sets forth that the thread
corporation absolutely controls and die
tates the price Of spool cotton. and I'm
support OF this statement the advance IN
the retail price from 3 70 6 cents a spool
last week is referred to by the complain
ants. The American Thread Company
was formed several years ago. some Of
the constituent companies being the J. &
p. Csats Company Of Rhode Island: the
WlllImaHtic Linen Company. Of Connecti-
cut and the Clark Company, Of New
Jersey.
l. is expected that proceedings will be
inaugurated by the Department Of Jus
tice before the end Of the present month
against three or more large corporations.
The first viii he against the American
Tobacco Company. commonly known as
the tobacco trust. and the suit in that
case viii probably be filed within the
next week.
Action against the International Harv-
ester Company. and against the com.
bination Of powder manufacturers will
follow. In each Of these cases the De
partment Of Justice has practically com
pleted its preliminary work. and by the
beginning Of the fiscal year bills will be
fled IN United States courts in various
jurisdictions
The Washington herald., 1907-06-19
POST OFFICE ADVANCES PRICE
Raises Cost Of Stamped Envelopes to
POstmasters.
Change 10 Take Eject July I VIII
Not Alter Charges 20 the Re-
tail Purchaser.

An order issued by the Post-offce De
partment effective July !, increases the
price Of stamped envelopes to postmasters
cents a thousand. while there is no
change In the retain price 10 users. The
department will receive for these envel-
opes SJ0G0 a year more than previously
and as they sell az retail AZ the same
figure as Of old. there is some speculation
as TO just who will pay the difference and
as 70 who in the past has been receiving
tie money
Beginning July l. the envelopes viii be
made by the Mercantile Corporation, Of
Dayton, Ohio, that company having bid
lower than the Hartford Envelope Com
pany which has manufactured practically
an this line of materials for the govern
mont since stamped envelopes came into
use. thirty years ago
The Dayton company's contract is at q
higher figure than that at which the
work was formerly done by the Hartford
people. Il Is due 20 this advance in cost
20 the government that the higher price
has been made 20 the postmssters. but the
explanation Of their ability to meet that
advance without a pecuniary loss is an
other story.
There has always been a leak in the
retailing Of stamped envelopes which the
department has been unable 10 stop. II
results from the sliding scale applied q
sales in small quantities, which always
made a discrepancy between the cash and
the stamp account
Postmasters account to the department
az wholesale prices for the stamped en-
velopes handled, and what becomes Of the
balance remains question The profit
may 60 10 the postmaster or his clerk.
who may account % him as he accounts
20 the department On February q, 1905,
an order was issued requiring all post
masters 10 account for this margin in
small sales, but It is understood that
this accounting has never been generally
made.
The raise Of cents a thousand on
these envelopes will with the same re-
tail price undoubtedly cut this unknown
prCfit. Il is not known from whom the
$4,000 advance in the sale OF these en-
velopes will COme-CeTtainly not from the
public II viii be either the loss Of the
stamp clerks at various Offices or post
masters who have. under the old way Of
doing business. received the profits Of the
small sales.