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The daily tribune., 1908-04-30
MUSIC At CORNELL

Ithaca. n. Y, April 30 Many
music lovers have been attracted to
Ithaca today by tho fifth annual
musical festival under the direction
Of the Cornell university department
Of music. opening this evening and
lasting through tomorrow aud sntur.
day.
The daily tribune., 1908-04-30

Don't forget to make
Florence more beautiful.
A little effort may be re-
warded by l of the 3 prizes
we are offering besides
the pleasure of helping to
beautify your city.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-07-24
hU,lce Iof Publication

Department ol lho Interior I.s
Land Office. laEcyi't Oregon, Ma II,
lvJs. Notice ~ hereby given that Albert
Harrison. Di k,-mAih rnIIa. oregon.
sho, on Nov. \, 1877, made timber and
stone application. 80. iOI5. Tor Mel,
Nwi., Section -, ToNnsrc 3, s..
Range y e.. wiIl Meridian, hns Glrd
nOiic" ui intention b. make Final rfDpi,
Ia establish claim 80 the land above de-.
srfihc'l. before County clerk klamath
Co.. a, he office at klamath FALL. Orc.
on the ilth day ol August, isIs.
Claimant names ~ wi,ucHsrS John q .
SchallDck, II klamath lnlIa. Oregon,
7. ! Staten. ut klamath Fnllr, oregon.
Albfo Jainison. oi klamath falIs one.
gpn. Vim. Carlisle. Il klamath Falls,
Oregon.
!. y. W,rsrN Register. 5ls
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-07-24
NOTICE. IOR PUBLICATION

Department oi the Interior I. ).
Land Oiii'r. at lakcyicv, oregon, Juuc
5, lgU,. Notice J. hereby given tha,
William I. schfcin-r, ui Klamath Falls.
Oregon, who, on August -. lpt2. mri.
homestead cnify. No. ?1l?, Tor sEl.
sEi.. scctiou ls, Eis NEt. Section ~.
sWe. NNh SECTION -. Township 81 :,
Range y J. willamette Meridian. has
died notice oi Intention tD make Final
fiyc ear Proi. ip establish claim TO
the iaui ah0yc dr-cti bed, before County
Clerk klamath county, al his Office At
klams h TAILS, Oregon, on n" Sri day
oi August, !yUs. Claimant names 80
witnesses
4. VI. Jsmi.oH, ol klamath Falls, Orc'
gon lien Carlisle, Of klamath fail-, Or
csun: " A. Boudluot, ul Klamath Falls,
Oregon; ~. Nulkry, oi klaHaIh Falls,
Oregon. 90
7 y, WATsoS. Register,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-07-24
Notice For Publication

prhnrlnrnt Of the interior, T.. s.
Lhnd Ollicc II, Lnkcyiow, Oregon. lima
~ l"s. Notice is hereby given TIM,
Herbert j. SnYijgc, OF IT, Klama,h
oregon, who, On September %, 1902
mad" homestead, No. 2573, Tor SwL,,
Section 49, TownShip32s., Range M,
WIZ Meridian. has lilrd notice Of In
"n''on To make Final five year Proof ,o
establish claim tp the land above d,.
'crib"'. b"iorc County Clerk, Klamath
Co., nt his office at klamath Fnllg. u,c.
gon, on III. let day ol August, 1905.
Claimant names ~ witnesses. Chrir
Weiss, Edd Lcovcr, Charlie Martin md
jaime" Emery. nll Of IT, klamath, orc.
soh' G.22
J. y. WArsoE Register.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-07-24
lhr iakrsi,I" COMPANY,
! Frank Adnm8. Manager.
MorrIl. Oregon.

pEfOEAIIpS 20 ENTRY 90 LASD- ~
- 'SIurEI ruf,s'. N0lr. BE- hereby given
Inst 'Nr iHuir drrrbrh below. embracing
lIuH.f'f, wIfA.u'hD Casrado Nati0nal Forest,
oregon gII Do r.f..rf iu rr'tIrmrui sud eH
Co. under iLH uus.HIuur ui ~" homestead
laws ui lhr United state aud the act 0l
Jun, %. - 10 stat, ss.I A. the United states
Land ug.rr Hi LHs'GIrW, oregon, On August
eth, I"I- Any settler who UHs actually aud IN
smui faith claiming any ui aid Iani' tor Agfl.
cultural pufpDsTB prior 20 January !, 10. aud
has not Ehauduur! rNmr, has preference
f.Fh' ~ mat' o. Hnmc.irni entry for the lands
actually "rraIIrd said lands nctr listed up.
uu Ias auuIIrauuua ~ tho rafs0us mentioned
hrIuw. uIu NhEUH lf'ivf'u'" rghi subject to
90, prior Tfll u. Any such settler, provided
such rritlrt uf applicant i' qualified to make
Homestead curfy sud the preference Tlsht l.
rNyTc.''l pT.u, 20 August bih, ls0s. on which
date the Isud. viii uy subject to settlement
aud cutTg by any 4gE.ihcd person. In. lands
are a, iu,ovta Iuc hiui ~ qt, sec 20, the
" Ltul ~ az, sr, -. listed upon application
u ir,,e =. EO',. o. klamath, Oregon: tie : hi
0i Nw ~. 'bc ~ " Of ~ qr. ih. hi o. Sw
~ oi sN a., sec ., upon application Vi shcr.
msu brown FBU KIamsIh. oregon: the sw
az sEqf, the ~ a. Of sN ", sec -, the III
~ SW a. sc ~, Hguu application ui Fred q,
Hfuau. Iur klamath, oregon; the : hi OF sW
~. -, a. Ta-. ROB, " Mcr. upon applics.
Ion OF Daniel ~. Brown, o. klamath, oregon:
uu,uty,Jyd, sppT, HImairly Sec %, 7 &! 5, G
l.. GyyIunluE a. point ~ Chalns south OF NN
corner ui sc 81, I d! =, E7l-l T., thence 20
chains, thence south " Uhsins. thence 10
cAalus. thence : 10 cbpIu', thence L " chains,
thence \ 80 chains 10 point VI beginning, upon
application Of hoy II wIsc, & klamath, ore
son: suryg,.i. the " hi ol hi, Sec ~. I , $,
RsE. urou tpplsrsiion ot J. l., Poole, Rosland.
oregon. alIrg rs settlement isO'; the sw qr VI
81 " ut scc 10, Igy :, X 10 l., upon appiiea
ton ulJ l. Huvttd, Koslsnd, oregon; the sw
az Of NEqr. tue " bt Of 81 az, sec 5,.the NV
qtoiSE u. sc q, 7 y 5, Il 4, upon sppli'
cation ui John E.drf, FiiueVille, oregon: the
hioisE a. OF ~ ", See s, the hi OF Ne 9r.
..c,iua s.TsIs,g 10 d, upon application o!
gso. SuIau, Kus.aHd, OREGON,
FRED BENNETT,
Commissioner OF the General Land oGce
Approved May q, Tvs
TEANK PIERCE,
Fil,i Assistant secretary of tac Interior
Lists sI3. s.!, lO6S, Its!, 1883, IS.s Gil
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-07-24
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department Of the Interior, | :
Land ofhcc, n, LSkryirw, Oregon. June
s, los. SOtlc. IL hereby given that
" ilIiam AIhrrt Otry. oi Dpul-, Caliini'
mia. who, on Apri, %, IaJS, made home
stcad entry so. ?gJ5, iur wv NNt4,
sEa Swt.. y a sWt4 section w.
ro~n-hip ii :, Range L, Willamette
Meridian, has nird motto. "i intention
To- make Final Five Year Proof, to e..
,ahli,h claim To III, land above described
before County rlcrk klamath County,
AT his office, klamath Falls, o cs"u, uu
IL, l,h day OF August leos. Claimant
nat,,- as witnep.cs: Esllc Morgan, ni
Keno, Oregon; Richard kcarns, @i Dor
Ti., California: Edward Brady, OF Doris.
California; Josiah u. otey, oi Dorris,
California, "'H
!. y. WAtroN, Register.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-07-24
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,

L. y. Land once, lakcview, Orc
gon. July Is. 1905.
Notice h. hereby given that ~"
state of Oregon has filed In TINS "I-
Hcc its applications under the pro-
visions OF tho act Of Congress OF
Angus, ~. lSiS. and the acts sup
plemcntal and amcndatoIy tl'..Io'
for the following described 'an".' 10
wit:
List No. OS5. for r"'la" ., sec
4 and NV nwL., See. ., T. y" y"
Il. 81 t., W, NJ,
List No. 0SG. for NV wAnch' sec
4, r. 3is., II, II l.. W, NJ
Any and all persons clnlm1hs a''
'ysrsely the lands described. or ues'r,
Ing to object because of the mineral
character of the land, or for any
other reasons. TO the disposal to "p.
pl,cant. should hlo their alhdaN''s "'
protest In this oillc" ON or pc'"'' Wv
no d,y Of September, 1905
! n. WATSON,
. Register
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-07-24
BRIEF MENTION
Watch, for the big Removal Sale
Of tho BOSTON STORE. .uf

of tho BOSTON STORE. gpf
Bee Doc Lightbody for fine paint
Ing and paperhanging. II
The steamer klamath arrived at
ll:3o last night. bringing twenty
four passengers.
Look nobby' We clean. press and
repair clothes ut the PantatorIum. l3
Winters has complete line OF
Edison monographs and all OF the
latest records.
c. H. DuBenbcrry. the well-known
timber cruiser, arrived In the city
on the boat last night.
KEEP COOL-Nlce line OF mems
alpaca coats and fancy vests at the
Boston Store. Il;
For general house cleaning and
chimney sweeping call on webb &
Mongo!d. Phone 393.
The large signs IN front Of the
Portland Store ar" attracting q great
deal of attention
Alex Davis, one OF the klamath
march cattlemen, left today for his
hom" after spending several days In
the city.
For tho best rig In town call at
the Mammoth Stables. ". W. Straw.
Proprietor.
Bring your clothes to the Panta-
toriuum and let us make them look
like new 1-l3
T. A. X. Fassctt. the local South
ern Pacific agent. went to the rail-
road to day to meet Mira. .Fassett. who
Is coming hero to reside.
Ladies' long chamols skin gloves
at the Bosom Store. 7tf
Above all get one Of those hand
some pictures for 81 at Star Drug
Store.
". Il. Davis 10 In the city from
Doris. Since turning the manage
ment Of the steamer over TO Alex.
Martin. Sr.. he has been dividing his
time between the ranch and Doris.
lie stlll looks after the stage busi-
ness between the terminus OF the
railroad and Tceters Landing.
Jgst In at Winter's--A large ship.
ment Of Edison monographs and
records.
The stilts Dry Goods Co. has just
received q fine line OF Memo corsets.
1t2
A Buffalo Times writer spells It
"Krow X" Yes. It's coming In again.
they say.
We can supply you with any kind
OF furniture and house furnishings.
Virgil & Son. at the bridge on Main.
HELP WANTED-Klamath Falls
Steam Laundry wants lady ironers.
9tf
There are a lot OF people getting
divorces who would have absolutely
nothing 10 do were II not for that.
The man who gets excited on a
no, day has to pay the laundryman.
Only too pleased to show you our
special on these new pictures. Star
Drug Store.
Merrill Valley the heart Of Klamath.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-07-24

we inc HnIoroIgncd hardware dcaI.
W" "' klamath Falls have agreed to
.,', ,'o'' "'' p'"c"a Of business At 7
''"'E y a. every night except Sat.
u'"". ana tf'or Wednesday evening.
'''. I'o' Geo. r. Baldwin,
Goo II. Iiurn,
Nob"rtg n tanks.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-07-24
1000 l'itI.S FREE.

Ih" I.ak".Id" company has $500
mere" "t land under the Adams ditch
'hni DO aIll ri," REST FREE Tor
nur N"w Th. Includes tho use Of
th" ant lHI water Tho renter must
n'nr nnd place the land IA culutiya-
'l"u Ih' renter rrr8 all the crops
hul IS" rns"r," the right to pasture
~, f'unilr
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-07-24

FOR SALE - Good team. good
csmping wagon, new surrey, horse
and harness. Enquire at Loosely
place near Long Lake company's mill
north of town.
etc CHAS. A. ARNOLD.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-07-24
TO ALI MUSIC LOVERS.

Como ana b"hr the new Symphony
Grand" Il, lIolrkompors.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-07-24
OF TIE INFERIOR. orsrn.L

nEPARrNBSr OF THE INTERIOR, GENERAL
~ LlSD olFICH. Washington, u. G., May ?.
iya- SuIiIl UT HEstuEATioS OF PUBLIC LANDS
10 ,ETtI ENTST ASp ESrhf, Notice j. hereby
gIyru that the secretary ni the Interior hn' va
Gated departmental order ot withdrawal IN 80
faf A. the same Affects the Withdrawal for lrfl'
CATION purposes under the act OF June ", iNp',
- stat gssl for use IN connection with the
Klamath Project oregon, OF the iollowingd dc
.rTibad land. ia the state of oregon, ana by
his authority such Of said tracts as have not
hrsn hcTctuio finally restored aud are not
otherwise Nlthl fuNu, reserved OF nppfoptl-
atrd, viii hr subject TO settlement under IN,
IWbIi, land laws OF the United states on and
aurr July .O IgOs, but shall not be subject To
entry, nIiuy ar selection until August ", lps'
.I III. tinted states Land once Al LakeSiew,
urrgou, warning being expressly given lhai
no psf,ou will he permitted TO gain or exercise
any right whatever under any settlement or
uccupsIion begun alter May May l, lsOs, and
rrinr 10 July 80 IpOs. all such settlement OF nc'
rnnn,ion being forbidden: Willamette Meri-
.IIan. Tlls ROE, Ne qr -E qr and NV qr
War sM ar NV az, n hlt NV qr, section !,
~ ''' FRED pENNErr
Commissioner oi the General Land once
FRANK PIERCE ,.,,,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-07-24

LOST - Gold-rlmmed spectacles.
between the Gerber residence and tho
Schallock u Daggett store. Finder
return to Lewis Gerber. or this ONCE
and get reward. stf
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-07-24

We, III" undersigned bu,chors of
mo cry of klamath Falls, hereby
give n"'Ic" 10 the public that here
f''r W" VIII clogo our shops n, 7
''Iock "Y"ry evening except satur-
nay when W" win remain open as
usual
M"iss q Armand,
'risslrr q Siiits,
~" Cash Mcnt Market.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-07-24

Merrill. The town without q boom.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-07-24

Merrill Valley the heart Of klamath
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-07-24

JtfI
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-05-02
BURNS FATAL
To Miss Lille Hart, Who Ex-
pires After Several Hours
Of Much Suffering.

The funeral of Miss LILLE Hart.
who died Friday evening at 1880
O'clock from burns received when her
clothing caught fire from small
gas stove that afternoon, viii be held
at the home OF her sister, Mrs. Harry
T. Wilson, on Sycamore street Sun
day afternoon at 1880 O'Clock. Ser
vices Will be led by the Rev. II. g.
Richardson, pastor of the Central
Presbyterian church, and the inter-
ment, which Will be private. Will fol-
low in the /. o. o. f. cemetery.
Miss Hart was standing at the rear
window OF a bath room watching
some boys playing baseball in an ad-
joining lot when her dress caught
atire from a small gas stove on the
floor Although she fought with all
her strength to pull the burning cloth
ing from her she was unable to do
so until her garments were nearly
consumed, and she was horribly
burned all over. Medical attention
was given her at once and every effort
made to save her life but in vain.
Miss Hart was a daughter of the
late Ira Hart, who established ma
chine shops here and conducted the
same until his death in 1879. She
was popular in society and a highly
cultured lady. The last three years
she was an invalid.
Surviving her OF the Immediate
family are two brothers, Messrs.
Charles NJ. and John, B. Hart, and
one sister, Mrs. Harry t. Wilson.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-05-02
BIC CALENDAR OF CRIMES
FOR NEXT GRAND JURY
TOOK CLOTHING
SWANSON SA VS.
John 0'Brian Held for Grand
Jury Action on Charge
of Theft.

John o'Brlan was held for action
OF the next grand jury and commit
ted tcl jail in default OF bond by
Magistrate Gordon Saturday on the
charge of stealing clothing belonging
to j.. w. Swanson, lodger at the
Home hotel.
o'BrIan was arrested by Constable
Schrader Friday afternoon late on a
warrant that had been sworn out BY
Swanson. The complainant declares
that o'Brlan entered his room at the
hotel and took a coat, vest. Panama
hat neckties and other clothing val
ued altogether at s1.2O. Swanson
says he found O'Brian at the B. &
o. depot with his coat and hat on
soon, after the clothing had been
missed. The prisoner was employed
at the Waldo hotel for two weeks but
quit there week ago.
o'Brian has also been charged
with stealing n saddle, bride and
blanket belonging to tho United
States Express Company from ttS,
company's quarters at the B. & o.
depot.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-05-02
GOAL MAN
Who Formerly Resided Here
Dies in Bedford City,
Virginia.

The sud intelligence announcing
the death OF Nathan w. Musgraye
Friday at Bedford city. reached
Clarksburg Friday night. He was
brother Of Eli Musgraye, Of Fair
mont, and was well known there,
having been raised in that commun.
ity.
Lung trouble with which Mr.. Mus
grave has suffered for many years
was the cause OF his death. He
was the son of Mr.. and Mrs. q. Mus
grave Of Fairmont, and his early
boyhood was spent there.
About 80 years ago he left Fair
mont to reside in Athens, o., and he
then engaged in the coal business.
Later he lived at Wilsonburg and
Elk Garden in this state and in inn
portant coal centers of Ohio. lie
was an expert in his line and made
several fortunes in the business
which were afterwards lost by him in
larger deals.
Six weeks ago he visited relatives
in Fairmont and spent three weeks
there after which he went to Bedford
City, Va, to buy farm. His
health was some better while there
and when his wife, who was at
Athens, received telegram ON
Thursday saying that he was worse,
the news was a great shock. She
Immediately left for his bedside,
reaching Bedford City at 10 o'clock
Friday morning. Mr.. Musgrave died
at 4 O'Clock Friday afternoon.
Mr.. Musgrave was great travel
er, having trayersed the West NUM-
her Of times. His wife was Miss
Icie Baker, of clarksburg, and be-
sides her he Is survived by three
daughters, all single, the Misses
4sEiaabeth. Mary and Pauline.
The body will arrive here on No
55 Monday evening and be buried
from the train In the /. o. o. F.
cemetery.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-05-02
FORMER PASTOR
of the African Methodist
Church is Coming Here
to Visit.

The Rev. j. E. Morris, d. D., pas
tor of the A. NJ. e. church of Monon-
gahela City, Pa, is expected TO arrive
in the city on next Monday afternoon
and while here he will be the guest
Of w. NJ. Grayson, of this city.
He is on his way to the General
Conference, which meets in Norfolk,
Va, but will stop over to look after
some property he owns here.
The Rev. Mr.. Morris spent three
years as pastor of the A. NJ. E. church
Of this city in It's most critical period.
financially speaking at which time he
lifted the mortgage, seated the church
with circle pews and entertained
the Pittsburg conference, and he has
returned to this city once a year ev-
er since he left the pastoral charge of
this church. He also has been a reg
ular subscriber TO the Telegram, and
has marked the improvement made
on that paper in the last few months.
He viii leave for the general confer
ence May II.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-05-02
AT THE oDEoN.

The dancing roller skater at the
odeon this week Is a miracle on
wheels. The trick skaters OF the
past fail to APPROACH the miraculous
feats performed by this prodigy who
appeared at the popular amusement
resort last evening and win be there
the remainder OF the week. Trick
skating last night and dancing on the
little wheels together with singing
and comedy viii be the program. The
Odeon management to be congratu-
lated upon the best attraction yet
presented which is now on the boards.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-05-02

CONTEMPT CHARGE
AGAINS 4 DOUGLASS
Is Made by the Receiver of the
Summit Coal & Coke
Company.

Judge Lynch held a special term
Of circuit court Saturday,
Sale was confirmed in the cause OF
Augustus w. Coifman against Mary
c. Coffman ct al.
A similar order was entered In the
cause Of Giuseppe Deyclo against
Dominic Plazetto.
An order was entered directing
Ethelbert r, Douglass to appear in
court next Tuesday on a charge Of
contempt OF court, upon alleged ylo-
lations of an Injunction formerly is
sued and in force In the cause OF
Frederick o. Brandt VS.. The Sum.
init Coal & Coke company, Receiver
Benjamin F. Thompson claiming
Douglass took, converted and dispos-
ed of, for his own use, property Of
the Summit Coal & Coke Company.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-05-02
NOT READY
With Their Graduating Ora.
tions and Commencement
is Delayed.

BRIDGEPORT. May 2.-The COM
mencement exercises OF the high
school which were scheduled for
Thursday evening have been post
poned till Friday, May s, The delay
is the result of some members OF the
senior class not having fully prepar-
ed their graduating orations, Or, g.
j. C. Bennett. prIbdipal Of the Fair
mont normal, will be present next
Friday night and deliver an address
to the graduates.
c. E. Webb win open his summer
normal here Monday with an ENROLL
ment of more than thirty students.
The board of directors OF the
Bridgeport Bank have purchased a
fine building site of Dr.John Folk
and are contemplating the erection Of
a modern and commodious building
to be used for banking purposes.
Gordon b. Late, who has been act
ing as cashier of the Bridgeport Bank
since Harry +. Armstrong severed his
connection with that institution, Is
performing the duties of the office In
highly proficient manner. We see
no reason why Mr.. Late, who is a
large stakeholder the bank, should
not be made permanent cashier.
Ernest Rider. representing the
Metropolitan Life Insurance Com
pany, OF Clarksburg, was here yester-
day.
Justice John NJ. Bailey. of Oral,
was a business visitor here Friday.
Porter w. Post, of Jane Lew, and
William R. Stout, of clarksburg, were
transacting business here yesterday.
w. w. Ryder. Of Iowa, was the
guest OF friends here Thursday and
Friday.
Dr. c. II. Peck. of clarksburg, was
professional caller in town yester-
day.
Miss Emma Robinson and Mrs.
Sallie Johnson were shopping IN
Clarksburg Friday,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-05-02
LAYMEN MARCH
In Procession and Bring to a
Climax and End the Big
Celebration.

NEW YORK, May 2-Slxty thou
sand Roman Catholic laymen. march
ing in procession along Fifth ave-
nue. and through 57th street, today
brought to climax and formally end.
ed the week-long celebration of the
centenary of the founding of the
Roman Catholic diocese OF New
York. The day was perfect and in
front of the cathedral ON 57th street
the reviewing stand was occupied by
many distinguished prelates. Here
the parade disbanded. The line OF
march covered distance of three
miles and in the ranks were million
aires, prominent business and pub
lie men and laborers.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-05-02
SCIENTISTS
Taking Steps Toward the
Preservation of Famous
MoundsviIle Mound.

The project Of saving the big pre-
historic mound at Moundsvllle is re-
ccivlng endorsement upon every side.
Scientists, enthologlsts and others are
uniting their efforts. One OF the la
test to interest himself is w. H.
Holmes chief of the Smithsonian In
stitute Bureau of American Entholo-
gy who has written Congressman
Hubbard to see some steps cannot
be taken to preserve the relic. In a
letter Mr.. Holmes said: THE inn
portance of preserving It as national
monument must be apparent to very
one"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-05-02
THE GRAND OPENS
Under the Management Of Clarksburg
Amusement Company.

The Grand opera house opened
today under the management OF the
Clarksburg Amusement company
with high class motion pictures,
views Of art, and the latest illustrated
songs. A continuous show will be
run from 1:t5 to 1926. The pro-
gram for today is out OF the ordinary.
The Count OF Monte Cristo, Two
Brothers and Memorse O'Briene.
Pictures are to be run and the man
agement assures the patrons a high
class entertainment today, and also
during the summer. The program
viii change on on Fridays. wednes-
days and Fridays.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-05-02
TRAIN IS
BLOWN UP
BY Dynamite and One Engineer
is Buried Under
Engine.
TRAMP DOES THE WORK
As a Matter Of Revenge for Be-
ing Elected from a
Train on the Line.

BUTTE. Mont, May 2-An east
bound Burlington train was dyna-
mited near the Northern Pacific sta
tion here last night. The explosion
caused the first engine to leave the
rails but IT did mot turn over. The
second engine turned over.
Engineer Bussey is supposed to be
buried under the locomotive.
Every other person ON the train
has been accounted for. It is believ-
ed the dynamiting was the work OF
a tramp, seeking revenge for being
elected from the tr.Ua.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-05-02
TWO FINED BY THE MAYOR.

Joe Davis was fined SO and costs
by Mayor Edward ]. Wood at the
regular session OF police court this
morning on conviction Of drunken-
ness. He paid the amount and was
released from custody. James
Moore was fined SO and costs for
the same offense and was released aR-
ter making satisfactory arrangements
for a settlement Of the amount due.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-05-02
DIVORCE CASE
Causes the Mysterious Drown
ing Of a Man in a Pool
of Water.

BEDFORD, Ind. May 2-Thc body
of Joseph Kapshaw, of olitic, who
disappeared from his home March
"a was found today in a pool of
water in quarry near that place.
The body was wrapped in a burlap
around which wire was tightly
bound. 1t is believed Kapshaw was
alive when thrown into the water.
just before he disappeared he was
made correspondent in divorce suit.