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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-07-26

and 1t produced IS barrels the nrsf
ten hours.
In the smithheld district Wetzel
county, the South Penn OIL CO. has
drilled its No. SC on the p. W. Peter
SON farm u feet into The Biz lniua
and mas no show 81 ~ Of SIS
ON the South Forlsol Dunlsard creek
Battelie district Monong alla county
Tie south penn on 60. has drilled Its
No. : on the william kinney farm into
the top ofSthe fourth sand
Showing for q easssr.
IN Battelle district Monopgalis
county, the Carnegie Natural Gas Co.
has drilled It's test on the ]. L Ten;
nant farm into the fourth sand and
has a show for a gasser. In the Fair
view district, Marion co1nty. the South
penn on Co. has shot its No. on the
'P. B. Amos farm and Increased is
production to So barrels day.
on McFaran creek, Murphy district,
Richie county, the Cairo oil co. has
completed No. 5 on the Richie Mines
tract and has a 1ight show Of oil ~
the salt sand. 1t will be given a shot,
On, Bonds creek, Clay district, in
the same county, G. 3: sarber & Co.
have drilled in their test on the John
Barnes farm and have a show for a
Is or 20 barrel producer int he Keen
er sand. 1t will be given a shot.
In the river front district, in WOOD
county, the Nelson OIL Co. has COM
pleted its No. 4 on the Georgiana VAN
sIey farm and has a light pumper in
the Cow Run sand.
In the Rowells Run extension, in.
Lee district, Calhoun county, the Car
ter Oh Co. has drilled its test on the
6. W. Bee farm through the Berea
grit and has buster. This location
is 500 feet northwest Of No. 2, on the
NJ. Bee farm.
On Fudge rim, Grant district, Cabell
county, the Cooperative Oil Co. is
building the rig for test on the Chap
man farm. Near Grifithville, Duyal
district, Lincoln county, the Big Creek
Development Co. has the rig complet-,
ed for a test on the B. Griffith farm,
located about midway between the
Sewers and Chambers wells.
In the Bristoria district, Greene
county, the Ross & Dunn gusher on.
the William Lihr farm is holding up
nicely under agitation. The gauge Of
its production for thet24 hours ending
at 4 o'clock yesterday morning was
S65 barrels.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-07-26
HELD MONEY:FOR
OFFICE BOY
LAD SEARCHES IN VAIN FOR KIND
STRANGER HE MET ON BANK
STEPS.

PITTsBURG, Jaly 26.-"Take these
three five dollar bills over to the bank
and get some change" said c. D.
Robinson, broker in the Home Trust
Building, to his 10 year old office boy
yesterday afternoon,
on the steps of the Colonial Trust
Company the lad was stopped by a
well dressed youth of 20, who was in
great hurry. "Here, kid, I'm in an
awful rush-will you do an Grand fol-
me?" asked the stranger.
"Yes," began the boy "gut"-and
e looked at the greenbacks, which lie
still held In is hand,
an hold those for you, so you won't
lose EN-" interrupted the stranger.
Now, here's a quarter for you-git!"
The youngster hastened to a nearby
office on a flmsy errand. The strang'
er walked through the Colonial Bank
and disappeared in Diamond street.
The lad sought the well dressed young
man tearfully for half an our, then
told his story to a policeman The de-
tectives are looking for the stranger
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-07-26
AMERICAN RAILROADS
THE MOST DEADLY
4 PRussIAN OFFICIAL so DE-
cLAREs IN A COMPARATIVE
TABLE OF STATISTICS.

BERLIN, July 26.-Herr Cutlery, an
official of the archive bureau of the
Prussian railway administration, has
prepared a comparative table Of stats.
tics Of those killed and injured by rail-
ways in various countries. He finds
that both absolutely and relatively the
railroads in the United States are the
most deadly.
The United States has more mileage
than all Europe, but even taking that
into consideration, the United States
holds prominence in proportional fig
ures.
Out of every thousand railway en-
ployes the ratio of the number injured
each year is as follows:
United States, 48.5; Switzerland,
25.3; England, 11.S; Belgium, II; Ger
many, "a.
Out of every 10000 employees the rel
alive figures of killed are:
United States, 26.1; England, 1913;
Switzerland, SO; Russia, rs; British
India, G.7; Belgium, IL.
Herr CUTLERY finds that in a single
year, the fiscal year of 1923, 76,5oO
persons were injured in the United
States, Of whom 10000 were employees,
and $500 were killed, of whom 5000
were employees,
In the matter Of travellers injured,
France holds the lowest record in the
world. United States shows proper
tlonate 40 times as many injured as
Russia, % times as many as Italy, and
England 20. Belgium 8, Switzerland
A and Germany 2.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-07-26
DEATH AT A PICNIC.
Ntne.Months.old Babe In Mothers
Arms at outing.

PITTsBuRG, July 26.-The nine
montbs.old baby of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed!
ward Davis, which was taken by its
parents on the Carnegie business
mems excursion to Roch Springs, at
Chester, W. Va, yesterday morning,
was brought home a corpse last even,
ing. The child appeared to be in per-
feet health in the morning, but was
seized with cholera infantum later in
the day, dying Just as the home.bound
train reached Cumberland Junction.
The train was stopped at Ewing.
vile, near Carnegie, where Mr.. and
Mrs. Davis live, to allew the body to
be taken off there.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-07-26

The State Journal acknowledges
that there are "Teter people and that
1T is, or was, on "the othersside" from
them, but It seems to want to cater to
them as though it were afraid they
wouldn t be for its editor for Congress.
They won't be anyhow, SO It's no use
to show the white feather to that
crowd. The best way to get along
with them is to lick 'em every time
they bob up and want to run things
for the corporations with the aid and
for the comfort Of the Democrats.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-07-26
MoRkLNo ngTWEEN sAoWERs.


me Parkersburg State Journal
makes the following note Of interest
in Marion county:
While everybody else IS standing
around I'M indecision and at the most
merely mopping Precipitation from his
iorhead, Charley swisher Is curing his
grass between showers, Says the
Grafton Republican apout It:
Z eThe swisher candidacy for the
goyernorship appears 70 be making
hay while the weather is warm. The
Republican was informed by gen.
tIeman who stands close to Mr.:
swisher, this afternoon that swisher
supporters are cropping up all over
the state, and that never before had
the gentleman received SO many earn.
est offers Of support. The gentleman
conyersing with the Republican stat
ed that in reality Mr. swisher Is the
only man in the State who has made
any announcement of candidacy, and
that ne is in the race to stay. He fur
ther says that II Mr.. swlsher lives he
will be the next Republican nominee
for governor. AS Charley is in fine
health and spirits at this time, the in.
dicatlons are that he VIII live through
It."
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-07-26
sT-ILI KNOCKING.

Opponents of! the new tax laws are
Very different from Opportunity" for
they say 1t knocks but once, while
Tire antttax reformers keep knocking
~ the time. Our esteemed contempt.
Fafy III this city the Times, has fig.
med ont in a very ingenious manner
ttat notwithstanding the State tax
gate has been lowered to Eve cents
stu tie county pays as much into the
State treasury as before, Now, the
duestIon We want to ask is who is pay.
ing lt II is not q question Of how
much taxes we pay but whether all are
paying their prcpershare. Under the
Old iaw tie farmers and small prop.
ely owners paid entirely too much in
proportion 70 their holdings, Look at
the Individual TAI tickets now. While
as everybody Knows there is a big
saving to the tax payers as a whole be-
cause d mellow taxrate, the masses Of
tie people are t6esones mainly bene-
fted and the corporation papers al.
Ways Kick Whent hepeople get a good
thing But thass8all right, knocking
a mis- ne day won't hurt the new
tsx iaWss Tor people know now what
tax refotm has done for them. The
taS ticEe telis tie tale. The taxes
Of the STANDARD OH Company, the
raIrcad companies snd other vested
interests g dear d the editcr Of the
Times may be 4 litti higher. but that
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-07-26
COCO Producer At A0IIday,s cave.

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In the new development, near Holt
days Cove, Brooke county, G. Fergu-
son & Co, have drilled in their second
test on the Mamie and Clara McKim
farm and have a show for a IS barrel
producer. This location is GOO feet
south of No. on the same farm and
owned by the same company. In the
same district, G. Ferguson & Co. have
drilled in their second test on the
John Hindman farm and have show
for a so barrel producer. This loca-
ton is 500 feet southwest of their No.
/ on the same farm. Ferguson & Co.
hold leases on all of the adjacent ter.
tory and stand to make a winning. All
Of the tests drilled by other parties
outside of their holdings have proven
failures.
On Dry run, Ellsworth district, Ty.
Ter county, the Dry Run Oil Co. has
drilled its No. 5 on the Samuel Nissan
farm through the Big 1njun sand and
has buster. Operations in this dis;
trict are drawing to close.
In the Kidwell district, in the same
county, the Tyler Oil Co. has drilled
its test on the Georgia Haddox farm
through the Big Injun and has dus-
ter. In Mcclellan district, Doddridge
equity, Underwood 6 Mccain have PIT
their No. 8 on the silas Langfitt heirs
farm to pumping from the Big Injun
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-07-26

Under the old law state tax Of
IS cents on the 500 was paid into the
State treasury which in 1904 amount
ed to about s4s,OOo.OO, according 20
the books of ex.sheritf Jolliff. This
year the county win pay about $685.
600 into the State treasury. Those
are the figures our Democratic friends
avoid giving when trying to work of
tax dope on the people.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-07-26

Free. for catarrb. 5ast 70 prove mer'
II, a trial size box Of Dr. shoops Ca
sarrh Remedy. Let me send It now.
It is q snow white, creamy, heaiingl
antiseptic balm. Containing such heal
ing ingredients as OF Eucaliptus, Thy.
mol Menthol, etc, i giyes instant and
lasting relief to eataFrh Of the nose
ana throat Make the tree test and
see for your sell what this preparation
can and VIII accomplish. Address Or.
shoop, Racine, wis. Large glass Jar 50
cents, Sold BY 2. 4. Billingslea q g.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-07-26

A bunch of five husky fellows was
arrested at Grafton yesterday on
charge of lettering. 1t was discover
ed that they were using a blind man
to make collections on the street and
then they would share his money to
buy booze with. Such brptes in hu,
man form ought to be tarred and
feathered and run to the woods.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-07-26
the aTETEBs PEoPEEn =.

aTeter People favor scheFrs Is &
headline IN today Wheeling Register.
Ii thai Is true and itgets out that will
soon cook me apditor,s goose. The
4Teier People are mot selecting gov
emors ior West Virginia on the Re.
publican Ticket nor they won't 50 long
as they act as they have been doing
for the past lew years. That had Just
as well be known inst as last.--fail'
mont West WHITMAN
WIN me west yitglnian kindly state
what the Teter people, have done,
WHICH Is any worse than those on the
other ehase2 Have they contended
any more gigorously8or & It IS better to
say II, my more stclonsIy, than those
VINO are opposed TO their views have?
HAS me time come when there is to
be no nee speech ~ the Republican
partyl
The State Journal says this because
il happened 70 be on the other side
from he TeteFl people on the tax
question and Il thinksi it can argue mat.
tiers 50 as 10 convince the people It is
right without deprISlng the other fell:
lows d their right osay and doisome.
Thing. Isn't the West Virginian en-.
gagged Fl rather a small business any
way, III attaclsing other Republicans
because d ia head. line in the Wheel
ing Register that IS nothing II it isn't
Democratic Parkersburg State Jour.
mi
Isn't the State Journal aware Of the
Eact that the Teter people" have been
WORKING hand In hand with the Demo.
Gratis and usIng such papers as the
Register fog making attacks on Repub-
lican policies aud Republican officials?
VINO expressed most sorrow whsn
chas Brooks Smith left the State and
quit editng an!ihsurgent sheet? Dem.
ocsats Who hedsmost tears over the
suspension 81 the Charleston News, an,
other paper that Knocked tax reform
ana other established Republican poll,
cIes IS long as existed? Democrats.
VINO were pleased when Charley Teter
said the other day in Parkersburg that
TIE people wouldn't stand for White
i he were nominated for governor?
Tine Teteg people, and Democrats.
Now We have no fight to make on the
letter people II they will behave
themselves and quit knocking on the
settled policies Of the party, but such
i small minority can't nominate can
didates for governor and with the aid
d Democrats undowhat has been done
tot the mas ses OF the people. No, sir.
rec hey can't do that, Mr.. State
Journal, no matterlf you help. The
people know where their friends are
and they won't hesitate in expressing
themselves on the question either. If
me Teter people" want to fight, now
tie time for them to come on and
4 hey win in the selection of can.
iidate for governor the West Virgin.
ian pledges loyal support to the man
named BY the Republican State con.
vehtioni and IT won't knock on his ad,
minisratioh whileshe is in Office eth.
er IS that plain enough, Uncle Pres.
ley itnot say so and we'll try to
make ita tribe clearer, .,r
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-07-26
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!. NoTEe FROM THE j
OIL AND GAS FIELD. !


OIL CIT Credit balances s1aIss
rms, 2s5: ss7: average Snip
ments, I7s,seS;; average 5e,ss2.
NEW YORK standard on. $500
After d long run Of light wells and
busters the deep sand territory in
Eagle district Harrison county, y
again to the front with q good produlce,
er. When the South Penn OIL Com
.pany has drilled its No. 5 on the s. s.
shriyer farm some depth into the Cor
don and found no oil it began to loon
like a duster. but at 81 feet in the
pay was tapped and the well flowed
$50 barrls the ensuing - hours; 1t
is the striking Of these occasional good
producers that inspires the starting
Of network in the deep territory. TAX.
en- as a whole the average size Of the
wells is very light.
e. 4 3 10 # VI.
A good deal Of interest is now cen
tered in the wells nearing the sand on
the east side Of the Congo pool, in
Hancock county. William o'Brien &
Co. have drilled their No. 3 on the w.
G. Hahan farm 10 feet into the Berea
grit and have a fair gasser. 1t is still
drilling and may find a pay. The loca.
ton is only $50 feet east Of No.,2 on
the same farm.
The well that is now attracting the
most attention and is due in the sand
is the Brenneman OIL G Gas Com.
pany's test on the Brenneman heirs
farm. This location is 700 feet south.
east Of production and If it comes in
a producer will call out a lot Of new
work in that direction.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-07-26

Heavy Blasting Breaks Windows
Yesterday aiienoon at Farming ,cn
III The construction Of the Fairmon'
and Warrington street railroad some
heavy blasting was required. The
charges were So heavy that windows
in several buildings were broken.
Representatives 81 the company were
around this morning and settled for
ali properly that was DAMAGED.
we are boolSing orders for the
Daughter q the Elm and The Traitor.
Leave your order quick Globe Book
Store.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-07-26

Just think how the new tax laws
have been burdened with old debts
piled almost mountain high by Demo
Gratis under the old law! 1t is won
der they work half as well as they
do. Just suppose the new laws had
had a clear field with no old debts
hanging over them. Our taxes would
be next to nothing.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-07-26

We note in an advertisement of the
Chenille Pathfinder this week that the
spring term of the Chenille State Mol
NAL school will begin March 18th. 1t
seems to US people would be more in.
terested at this time in the opening of
the fall term, but we may be wrong
about It.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-07-26
MAY RUN
FOR GOVERNOR
SAYS sE WOULD EE A At,plpA ATE
iF IAERE WE'RE A sgssTi
N TlAL Call EoR ilI.l:. !.

~ 80 ~ u - ~ Z 81
WHEELING July. &c. Hon, Arnold
e. SHEER, Of Charleston auditor q the
State Of West Virginia, arrived in the
city yesterday afternoon, and will re-
main over until this afternoon before
returning 10 the State capital. MT.
scherr declares his visit has no politi.
cal significance, but then that was to
have been expected, simply because
politicians never admit that politics
ever impelled them to journey so
long even as across the street for a
.handshake.
However that may be, Mr.. scherr,
during his stay at the Mcclure, met
many Of the Ohio county Republican
leaders, and State politics was great;
ly in evidence in the numerous con.
TABS the auditor figured In.
May Run For Governor.
What interested Auditor scherr's
callers most was his attitude with re-
gard to the gubernatorlal nomination
Of next year. Some Of the State papers
have recently again sprung the name
Of the auditor as possible candidate
to head the Republican State ticket Of
1908.
What have you to say regarding
your possible candidacy for govern.
orr" the reporter remarked as an op.
ening wedge.
Il am not now candidate for gov
ernor and may never become one" re.
sponded Mr.. scherr. a am free to ad.
nit, however, that 1 have recently re-
ceIved a number Of letters asking me
to enter the race, but up to his time
l have declined to accede to the de.
sires of my friends over the State.
There is only one contingency that
will bring about my candidacy-if it
should develop that, there is a sub.
stantial call for me to rim l would be.
come candidate. BUT in no event
would figure in an unseemly scram,
BILE for this high office, the dignity of
which respect to the utmost ana
have always believed that It should
seek the man rather than the candl-
date seek the office. That is as much
as can say now as to the governor
ship"
what of Republican prospects in
West Virginia in the next campaign?"
q consider them excellent, and l
am not one Of those who believe that
the $1,000 plurality given President
Roosevelt three years ago was in ex-
cess of the normal Republican
strength. On the other hand ! be-
lieye that the Republican vote in our
state is constantly increasing, and
that the election of 1908 will demon
strate this. But when l make this pre-
dlction l will add the proviso that we
enter the next campaign with harmony
nailed to the masthead, and with an
absence of any machine domination.
The growth of Republicanism in the
southern section of West Virginia is
really remarkable, and with conditions
favorable next year me ought to carry
Kanawha county by over 5000 major
ity. Fayette and other counties will
also show increased majorities for the
Republican candidates next year If we
have no family quarrels on hand"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-07-26

doesn't hurt anything for they are
making a fine iot'of money Off of Wesi
Virginia and they ought 70 pay pref
D good share d taxes.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-07-26

Some Democratic papers are COM
planning because teachers salaries
have been raised They blame It on
the new tax laws.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-07-26

The opening chapters Of the great
serial story, 4sob Hampton Of Placer
viii start IL saturdays paper Watch
torit. ri ls story et unusual Inter
ieSt.
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Second Edition Of Daughter Of the
Elm on sale soon. Leave your order
at Globe Book Store, Z
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-07-26

We are looking for a shower of rain
before long. This dry weather surely
can't last always.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-07-26

Leave orders at the Globe Book
store for the Ttait6r BY Thos Dixon.
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