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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-03-01
THE ENGLISH HUSBAND.
He Il, Critic Asserts, Absolutely In
different 10 His Wife. ~


different 70 His Wife.
Ever since man first lost Eden for
his wife's sake the problem OF the reIa-
ton OF husband and wife has COM
manded universal attention. Nearly
800 years ago old John Selden declared
marriage is a desperate thing" and
opinion has not altered greatly since
his time. The American marriage has
been discussed by EngIishmen for gen.
erations OF the English variety DR..
Emil Reich says:
To the Frenchman, the German, to
the man on the continent matrimony
means everything. Woman converts
the man, who. like a piece OF drlftwood,
floats aimlessiy downstream into a
good citizen, careful business man
and a conscientious worker. She awak.
ems ambition In him; she makes him.
II anything can, success in life.
To the Englishman marriage is
nothing. His wife is as the cigar he
smoked yesterday worth talking
about.
Even when he is courtng the girl
he says he loves he does not ''talk
woman or make pretty speeches to
her or pay her compliments. His
thoughts are not a whit more or
whit less concentrated on his work be-
cause Of her. His cricket does not
suffer; he is not less at for his football
matches because of her. When he has
free half hour after the serious work
Of life is over 1.-THE work OF sports and
businesS he win consent to come and
talk to her. probably about politics or
the latest cut in coats, never about
love.
After his wedding he leads the same
life, morally speaking, as he did be-
fore, except that he perhaps works a
little harder. His wife has made no
difference. He goes to his club as Of
ten, he takes as keen an interest in his
sport, he bets mildly, and he CANDLES
mildly. He is also quite as ready to
run after the next pretty face he sees.
And yet this is astonishing, for the
Engllshwoman is, consider, the most
beautiful and clever woman in the
world.
Yet with all her charms she has less
influence over men than any other
whom 1 know. with beauty to attract
and with brains to enlIven, she is only
figurehead in the social scheme Of
British life.
And, worst of all, she does not de-
mand to share her husbands work. a
woman's duty does not begin and end
in being a good housewife and faith
full mother. 1t is not thus that she can
influence her husband. She must work
with him, share his business worries
and troubles. understand his failures
and his successes.
The Engllshman will not allow it,
you say. know 1t, but that is be.
cause the Engllshwoman does not de-
mand it as her right.
If she co-operated with her husband
and insisted upon sharing his life, Eng
land would not only be the greatest
nation in the world today, but the
greatest that ever existed. She would
be Greece and Rome in one.
Marriage makes a man more of
man. 1t teaches him lessons that he
could never have learned Otherwise
Scrap Book.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-03-01
SCENE FROM ACT II IN UNDER SOUTHERN SKIES,

The author has handled his subject
with consumate skill and ease that
shows the true dramatic instinct. The
love interest is all as absorbing. The
comedy element is introduced in such
way, that it becomes relevant to
the story, and the climaxes are work
ed out naturally and logically. "Hu-
man Hearts" will be seen mere Wed
nesday, March 6.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-03-01
A Fool ou..tion.

A witness from the country had been
sworn and taken the witness stand.
and the prosecuting attorney, settling
Down for the examination, asked as \
starter:
What Il your name. STRIP
The old man instantly became angry.
Leaning Ear forward. he exclaimed:
Now, see here. you can't run any q
this monkey business IN on me
heerd you tell the clerk to call my
mama, and SO / know ye know Il al
right, blame ye. anyhow y Florida
TImes-union.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-03-01

often disappointed by inferior per-
formances or poor plays that they
are prone to leave the theatre alone,
except when an attraction proved
worth is offered for their patronage.
On these occasions our city proves
itself equal to any other of its size
in point of attendance and apprecia-
ton and the well known merits of
Under Southern Skies" will be GER
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-03-01
eHuman Hearts.

The forthcoming visit of Human
Hearts" win do doubt be warmly
welcomed by the lovers of all that is
good in melodrama. Human
Hearts" is beyond question, one of
the strongest and most interesting
plays that has ever visited the city.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-03-01

10 weak and allini, wonen. tAere i = iaa1te
aytohslp. But with that way. two trcAtmm
must Be combined. one Is iocai one i consus
tsonal, hut both ara important both cnsnss
Dr. shoop's Night Cure Is ne 10eAi
Or. shoep's Restorative. the Constitutional.
Thefomef pr shoop's y light cuie. - : soplq
mucous membrane snpposiory romedy, whiis 7 y
ahoop's Restorative 4 wholly al informal ne,
rnent. The Restorative reaches throurhoui
entire system. seeking the rcpair Of All nsrr
al tissue, and an blood ailments.
The Night curO'. as is Sislue impiies dos
work while you sleep, Il socthes surc ana lnnana.
Cd mucous surIAces. heals local Weakness ans
discharges. while tho Restorative, eases nsFrou.
excitement gives renewed vigcr and amhsissu.
builds up wasted tissues. bringing about rcnsnsa
strength. yiRor. and ENERGY. Take pr. shoop'e
Restorative Tabletsor Liquid q general sonie
% the system. For poSitiyol local help. use - va
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-03-01
Announcement.

HAPGooDS are pleased to notgn
their many friends in ClarksbuEs.
Fairmont and vicinity. that thar
have opened q branch once n
Clarksburg, w. Va and wiz Be glna
to Interview any employers interest,"
ed In securing competent help, -
wen as employees DESTROYS Of secnr-
ing better positions.
This VIII be q great boon te en-
ployers u this section, who, prev
ioua TO this time, have been esm-
PEELED 10 rely on their own resouraco
in 6lling vacancies that necessarily
occur from time 70 time.
HAPGOODS g 4 National OrRa1
ixation Of Emrsoyment Experts anG
handle only high grade men.
Mr.. Frank A. Wialson, with ~
Secs Ii Oak Han building, has beun
appointed our representative IN
charge OF this district and win 81
glad to call on you, and explain
HAPGooDS proposition to you msre
fully.
write, phone Or can. Rooms s17-
Is OAK Han Bldg, clarksburn. w.
Va. Home plane xsx-4es.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-03-01

tain of drawing a fun house of our
very best people
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-18
TALKS POLITICS TO The
UNIVERSITY STUDENTS

with a political speech which
bore a great resemblance TO the
spellbinding efforts OF a republican
campaign orator. Chancellor +. Ben
jamin Andrews. OF the University
Of Nebraska. shocked the delicate
senBihilities OF the president and
most OF the faculty of the Univer-
sits Of Washington al an assembly
meeting this morning The stu
dents we're present also. but as they
do not share the ultra conseryatiye
qualms Of conscience which startle
President Kane and the faculty al
the mention Of politics. they listen.
ed 10 Chancellor Andrews on why
TO Vote for a Republican Prcsi
dent with respectful attention. and
applauded when he had finished
Talked only Politics.
The above was not Chancellor
Andrews topic as announced. but
aside from a few questionable com.
pliments 10 my friend and neigh.
Dor. William Jennings Bryan. that
was an Mr.. Andrews talked about
Never before has any man. col
lege president or no. dared 20 use
an invitation 10 address a student
assembly az the university as an
opportunity to talk politics Even
Mayor Moore taboocd the subject
when he addressed The students
last fall hut Dr Andrews went TO
a.. hammer and tonER lie casually
mentioned the rather startling fact
that the democratic party is drift
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-18

morning There n lltae that has
not already been said about the
case. but we are more than ever
determined 10 20 through with the
campaign for free speech"
Edwin J Brown. attorney for the
socialists, appeared IA Judge Cor.
eon'a court this morning and de.
inauded trial for tho socialists
fined yesterday on the ground that
they had not bcou tried yesterday.
but had been fined without real
trial
Judge Gordon refused 10 take the
matter up again. MIR Brown then
visited the county jail 20 see sew
eral Of the socialists confined there
who. he said would appeal their
cases
d. nermon y Titus and John W
nowney, who were not arralgned
Yesterday. were brought into court
this morning. and their eases con.
tlnued until after the holidays Both
men may spend Chrlatmaa Ia jail.
az neither furnished bail this morn.
ing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-18

ing toward socialism. and when the
Rstonished president OF the Uni
yersiiy OF Washington and his
startled faculty had absorbed this
rather radical statement. he fired
another at Prof ]. Allen Smith.
the political science teacher AZ the
University OF Washington who has
been called n socialist by some. by
declaring that he bitterly opposed
everything soclalistic as an enemy
20 individual initiative.
Republicans the Best.
From these comments DR. An
drews went on 10 euloEize Taft.
Hughes. Fairbanks and Foraker,
with emphasis on the first two. de-
claring that any one Of them
would make a fine president lie
also showed how any republican
president must needs be about 90
per cent better than any democratic
president. and then sat down amid
large applause. while President
Kane gathered together his
thoughts for few words Of COM
ment In dismissing the assembly.
DR. Kane thanked Chancellor An
drews for his impartial review
OF the presidential situation. and
quickly dismissed the students. who
were rather pleased that the visit
ing educator had seen nc to depart
from conservative custom and lapse
into the realm OF those subjects
tabooed from consideration at a
conservative institution of learning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-18
new YORK STOCK
MARKET
tsy United Prsss.l

NEW YORK. Dec. Is.-The mar
ket opened rather ncsitatinEly and
faliering with sales IN small
volume. The morning session was
very irregular and price fluctua.
lions within a narrow range. the
market moving up or down. az the
room crowd shifted from one side
10 another. and with the exception
Of twopoint break IN Missouri
Pacific the early trading was void
of feature The annual reports OF
the Hartman paclnc's will be
made public shortly. The Union
Pacific statement ls understood TO
be- an especially strong document
and ls expected TO show that this
issue earned Ia the late year In
the neighhorhood of rs per cent
Southern Pacific viii probably
show 60 have actually earned about
10 per cent on the common stock
During the afternoon session the
market gave an exhibition Of
strength with periods OF heavy buy
ms characterized by sharp ad.
ynnces. Reading rose 3 80 points.
and Union Pacific 2 points over the
early low This late movement was
generally regarded as a well plan.
ned and we'll executed drive
against the short interests Top
priass were generally shaded some.
what on realizing. but the close was
strong
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-18

W r. Trimble. attorney. capital.
isi, business man and large owner
Of Seattle real estate. vii. thsi aft.
ernoon. file HIS declaration OF can
didacy for the republican nomina.
ton for the office Of mayor Of Sc.
attic. and this evening there viii be
meeting Of his supporters at the
Hotel Butler for the purpose Of or
Eanizing a Trlmble Republican club.
Plans for the organization Of the
club have already progressed to the
point Of selecting J. 3 Macdoagall.
the merchant, a. president
The Trimhie movement TO date
has been conducted largely bv Mr.
Trimbie himself W n C'Biily'1
White. the veteran politician OF the
second ward. aud DR.. John /. Nea-
gle. for several yeap assistant sec
Rotary OF the republican state cen
trail committee Mr. White and Or.
Neagie have been circulating petit
lions asking the signers thereof 10
pledge themselves 30 support Mr.
Trlmble for the nomination and the
election. and have secured some $50
slEners thereto These signers are
invited. Ia company With others de
airing Mr. Tfimble'E nomination. TO
attend tonights meeting. As soon
~ the organization has progressed
10 the point where It's moving spir-
iis deem Il advisable committee
Will be appointed 20 draft a plat.
form and declaration Of principles
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-18
ACCUSE BROTFsER Of AIDING
IN ESCAPE OF a. WALTER
A. J. Walter to Be Prosecuted in Connection With Loss
Of Mrs. Elma DOyle's Diamonds.

A } Walters. employed by q
real estate firm IN the Epler block.
Is accused BY Detective Clark of
the city police force. with alalnE
in the escape Of hls brother Aims.
worth Walters. Of Wcuatchcp.
waited on n charge Of ombegfilnr
diamonds 10 the value Of $40 from
Mrs Elma Doyle. OF Wouatchen
Detective CLARK says be- viii
make complaint 60 the prosecuting
attorney against A. j Walters
who. he claims not only shielded
his brother. Ainseorth. who was In
Seattle when the police aero look
ing for him bus also stalled the %
fcers by pretending that be was
making an effort % trace the fugi.
tive aud recover the diamonds
AinHwurth Walters won the con
fldence uf Mrs DOYLE 60 such an
extent that on Nov On She loaned
him two diamond rings. worth $3.50
and $3.50 respectively, and entrust.
ed him with a diamond earring
worth 1920 10 take To Seattle for
repairs.
Demands Her Diamonds.
Shortly afterward. being warned
against Walters by friends. che
followed him 10 Seattle and de-
manded her diamonds Walters
told hcf be had expressed them 60
Wonatchee ia box of sIlk hosiery
which she had commissioned him
TO buy
Mrs Doyle waited ln Seattle un.
ul the express package was res
turned TO her u had not been
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-18

Thlrty.nlne socialists arrested for
speaking on the Rubllc streets on
Monday night and fined S2b each
before Judge Gordon la the police
court yesterday were marched 10
the county Jail this morning. where
they viii be put 10 work CA the
chain gang
Among those who prefer tn Ia.
Dor IN shaclles IN the ranks of
those convicted AT mlademcauorH
rather than foreEo their claim 10
Tree speech on the public streets
are w. fallison, secretary Of the 10.
cal socialist party, Thomas Slad.
den, state secretary for the ore
Eon socialist party, A. Wagon.
knecht, state organizer for the par
~ ln Washington. and y. u. Ault
managing editor of "Thc Socialist. 3"
the party's local paper Fourteen
mombers Of the Finnish branch OF
the socialist party are also among
the prisoners
We have determined 20 10 upon
the chain gang rather than pay the
Tines, said A Waeonknctch this
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-18

SUSPECT

SPOKANE. Dec is.-One sus.
poet u d Murphy. has been cap.
,urcd who d believed 70 have been
implicated IN the attempt 60 hold
un the Northern Pacific train near
here early yesterday morning
llluodhounda and deputies are Ktill
searching for the others Il Is be
lievud that three were IN the
scheme Near tho scene OF the
attempted holdup a camp was dis
covered and five dynamite bombs.
"a quantity Of fuse and bottle 81
nitro Elycenne. also a ayrlnEe used
TO inject explosives into a safe.
were found
The engineer. who saved the
train hy not uheying the signal "a
stop. 10 being congratulated ON all
slider Murphy denies completely
lie claims thai he IL an old railroad
man
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-18

THE neighbOFs are ia fear 81
their lives. said Peck This morn.
ing. and unless something H. done
there will most likely be some
shooting Hays fenced up the road
and has openly announced. accord
ing 10 the neighbora. that he will
put a bullet lu the first person
setting foot on the contested
ground"
Deputy Prosecuting Attorney
Herald has referred the trouble to
the county commissioners. lie an.
pounoes that II o. up 10 the road
supervisor Of the Dcs Moines pre-.
cluct 20 settle the question Of own
ership Of the road II the ground
belongs 20 the county, and Hays
SIN refuses 10 recede from his ar
biifary possession. warrant viii
be- sworn ont for the man on a
criminal charge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-18

Or Augustus Holcomb. we'll.
known physician In this city. was
arrested today by Deputy Sheriff
Wise on a warrant issued by Judge
Yakoy. charging the practitioner
with being In contempt Of court
Or Holcomb insisted that IL was
an mistake. but he declined To
make any detailed statement
The arrest followed the alleged
refusal or neglect of On Holcomb
20 obey an order issued by Judge
Frater. wherein he was command.
ed 20 appear In court and explain
why he had not turned over Ger
tain valuable papers and property
to his wife. following ruling I'm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-18

opened o. tempered with but the
diamonds were not Ia tho h age.
simultaneously with The 8eiurn
of che box Walters disappeared.
Detectives CLARK aud Tenant
Who were assigned to the case Wis.
tied A = Walters. the brother.
aho promised to assist them Ia
tracing the fugitive and getting
The diamonds back. Ne said bis
brother had gone 20 Wenatchoe
but a telegram 10 that place dcycl
uped the fact that the statement
was not true Then a. J Walters
said his brother had gone 60 Sky.
knmlHh whore another brother
lives. a telegram To Sky komish
exploded this story
Would Make Good.
Then a. J Walters told the de-.
tectives that he and his slykomlsh
brother were arranging % make
good the amount Of the pmhezxle.
ment and made couple of az.
pnintmcuia for their appearance az
police headquarters They failed
To- appear
Detective Clark now states that
Ainsworih Walters was Ina Seattle
az least part of the time that his
brother was giving assurances To-
fho police that he would aid In get.
tlng Alnaworth 20 return and re-.
store the diamonds on settle for
them
Teh detectives believe that Aims
worth Walters has made good HE
escape and are preparing 10 send
pw q descriptive circular to the
police of other cities.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-18

upon which the candidate win make
the race.
Wealthy Business Man.
Mr. Trimble Is a wealthy business
man and appeal has naturally been
first msvie TO leading business men
Tor support for him. Among the
names procured by DR.. Nesgie TO
the petition pledging him support
are those 81 J h. MacDoug&ll. mer-
chant: Frank NeDermott. mer-
chant. n A. Gottstein. creditman:
A. @ buchanan. merchant: Charles
@. Morse. r W Huribut, merchant;
w y. Hail. merchant. Herman
Chaplin. banker. G. T. RemsberE.
banker: Julius Kedelsheimer, mer-
chant. J. Edgar Brown. real estate
man; r. c. Hardy. merchant. O. n.
Bartell druggist; James Lee, drug
gist. Gus Brown. elothier; T. ".
Halter, capitalist: NJ. J. Carkeek.
attorney: J. w. Lysons. attorney;
DIR. @. M. Horton. physician. and
others.
MIR Trimble Is the nth candidate
20 officially enter the race for the
republican mayoralty nomination.
Those whose names will appear
above HIS on the official primary
ballot are Lewis Levy. John r.
HUMPHREYS, o. y. Oliver ana
Charles II. Brunette.
-Four other prospective candidates
are being urged 10 enter the race.
and one OF more OF them will in
all probability do so. They are II
r. ReYele. l.. H. Gray. Josiah Col
Inns and George Russell.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-18
TRUCE IN THE HARTMAN
FISH SQUABBLE

CHICAGO. Dec. rs The attor.
neya for D.. II Hartman aud Suy.
vcsant Fish In the Illinois Central
fight agreed today 10 postpone un.
an tomorrow the election OF dlrec.
tors for the road and To resume at
$3.50 tomorrow the proceedings In
Fishs efforts To onioln Hartman
from voting the Union paeiflc's
holdings Judge BAN hopes TO be
able TO render a decision before
noon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-18
OLD STARS MAY
GET INTO GAM

A. the Seattle Athletic club has
been unable 90 set game for
Christmas day. = team 81 ~ stars
may b. formed ~ play the club
eleven Such men a. Place.
Lewis. Chase. Mcdonald. Roller.
Frest and others could probably
BE- induced To set IN the game. aud
BY drawing Cayic. Smith and West
ever frpm the high school. and
nagshgv aud Grimm from the
varsity. a strong team could b.
put on the field
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-18
FEuD OVER COUNTY ROAD

A feud which may result IN deeds
q violence and hlOodshed has
risen IN the little town OF Dos
holnsss and p r. Peck. justice Of
ne peace for that precinct. has
sAked aid from the prosecuting at.
wfney office 10 end the trouble
faneher named J Hays is
eharged with having fenced np a
gaoiic thoFoughfare. and ia said 10
nave threatened 20 shoot fhe first
NJ of his neighhors who sets foot
ne contested portion 81 the road
ne result has been that traffic
has sought an avenue where there
less danger Of oncouutorlng the
ssAth.dealiug bullets % the irate
iaHchef and PECK haa been re.
qlested 10 BRING about a pcaceable
sola'ion to The problem fraughf
-i'h great danger 10 che partisaus
-so have taken sides 10 the quar-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-18
GET WARRANTS FOR SIX
WOULD-BE MURDERERS

several Of the gang are discharged
employees seeking revenge
The intricate details Of the plot
are not made public. bat Sartorc
was informed b friends Of a se-
crnt meeting 81 the six men A.
hich his death was determined
Upon No payment 81 money has
AZ yet been demanded aud no 81.
fetal communication regarding HE
proposed demise has reached the
intended victim. bat q r. thought
that AZ least several u the gang
will be- under arrest by night The
names Of the suspected men have
not as yet been made public
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-18

The new primary Law makes Il nee
etsarf that voters Register durlng
ne month II January IN order to
~ qualified to participate ia the
primaFlee Tho old water collection
office VI the city hall will be used
~ a registration office. As voters
enter they viii be divided. those
from north Of Madison heinr direct
I'd alonE ore side Of the room and
thoac from south Of Madison aions
the other. whore they will be- han
died ~ eApedstionsiy as possible.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-18
FRISCO GRAND JURY is TO
PROBE BANK LOOTINC

the executive board Of directors OF
The wrecked institution. who are
among the banks heaviest debtors
Whether che presence OF two
loaded reviewers fonud IN the pa
latiai residence Of Secretary Rob
erison indicates that he had pre-
pared Go commit desperate act
of simply possessed the weapons
aa safeguard against burglars n
a question that creates a new angle
Ia connection with the search.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-18
Strike Occurs on New Building Of Puget Sound Realty
Associates, As the Result Of Announcement That
Pay Would Be Lowered

The threatened strike ~ me 20
art Sound Realty Asaociatsn anven
story roaef~te Building. on Fourth
hF, between Union aud Pike. &c
CURED thia morning. following an
order of the contractors Iohn a.
Boyle 4 Co. that wages BE- re-
duged
Not a hammer or shovel was
welded this forenoon and but
one or two Udf men werc employ.
ed about the premises this after
noon. Between 20 and 20 men quit
including the carpenter
According g. warkmeu the con
tractors yesterday announced a euf
IN wegee from .. 60 s. 50 : dAy
10 apply az once
This morning. when q wns found
that the men had struck the word
was passed about that The men