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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-07-07
NEW TEACHERS
ARE SELECTED
BY the C1arksburg District
Board of EduCation-The
Same Salary Basis.

Several changes were made in the
teachers Of the city schools at a meet
inf OF the Board Of Education of the
Clarksnurg Independent district Mon
day. Eight changes were made in
the faculty by designations and trans
fers. Last years bass OF salaries
was retained. Two teachers we're
added to the high scho1, and one
teacher to the colored schools. A
few individual salaries were changed.
DIR. D. P. Morgan was reelected
president and Harvey w. Harmer sec
retary. The board win meet the
second Tuesday in July to confirm the
election OF teachers.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-07-07
By the City Council for Saloon
Licenses by Color
I'd Men.

At an adjourned meeting of the
city council as a license court Mon
day night applications for two sa-
loon licenses were acted upon un-
favorably for the applicants, aud
one transfer was made.
The members attending the ses-
sion We're Connell, Lyden, Johnson
Robins. Anderson. Garrett, Johnson
and Lynch. The mayor presided and
the clerk was at his desk.
Clerk Cole first read the application
of Stephen Lassiter colored, for 4
saloon license in the Latstetter build
ing on North Third street. as well as
remonstrance against the granting
OF the same. signed by ABOUT nifty
residents. The application was re-
jected.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-07-07
APPLICATIONS
ARE REFUSED

Following was the reading Of the
application of William d. Rutfin. col
ored. for saloon license at the same
place, with similar remonstrancc.
This application was also voted down.
the vote being decisive in each in
stance
The saloon license Of Il. A. Davis
at the Swager building on West Pike
street was then transferred to Messrs
Torlpkins & Garry.
Though a license court has no au-
thority to order paving done. it pro-
ceeded to direct that a brick paving,
badly needed and properly one to be
laid. be laid between Court stree;
and Fifth street on Mechanic street
The license court then adjourned.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-07-07

DENVER, Colo, July John T.
McGraw, national committeeman
from West Virginia, was reelected
last might at caucus of the West
Virginia delegation on the fourth bal
lot after spirited contest with W.
e. Chiffon.
The campaign between the two had
been in progress for several months,
it is stated, and members of the dele
CATION claimed that fight had no re-
Iation TO the Guffey-Bryan quarrel,
despite the fact that McGraw was
mentioned in the Guffey statement as
one Of the party leaders BRYAN was
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-07-07
Regarding Prohibition, by the
National Model License
League.

A few days ago there appeared in
the columns Of the Daily Telegram
the account Of meeting Of the To-
cal w. c. T. U. at which a mem
her made the point that personal lib
erty is no more infringed on by pro-
hibiting the sale Of alcoholic drinks
than 1t is by prohibiting the sale Of
tainted meats.
The article. attracted the attention
of officers of the National Model Lii
cense League one of whom replies to
it in the following letter to the Tele-
gram:
Louisville, Ky.
Editors the Clarksburg Telegram,
Clarksburg, w. Va.
Dear Sir:-En recent issue OF
your paper, a prominent member OF
the Womans Christian Temperance
Union attempted to draw a parable
between prohibiting the sale of alco,
holic beverages, and the sale of i'm.
pure food. The claim was made tha'
the government has as much right 4
prevent the sale of liquors as it ha.
to prevent the sale of impure foods
4 The lapse in this good woman.
logic is in the fact that she seeks Il
class alcoholic beverages as impure
foods. There Is no question but wha
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-07-07

trying to oust.
The partisans of the two candd
dates for sommitteeship spoke at
dates for committeeship spoke at
show OF feeling on poth sides. West
Virginia is governed by unit rule,
however, and instructed for Bryan.
Mr.. Chiffon was selected as honor
airy vice-president of the convention
after his defeat by McGraw.
Col. VIM. R. Thompson was select
ed by reclamation as the states repre-
sentative on the resolutions commit
tee.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-07-07

CHARLESTON. July 7--Pactical-
ly every delegate has arrived for the
opening of the Republican State con-
vention here tomorrow. The state
executive committee is still engaged
in hearing contests which will prob
ably take up the enoIre day. In all
of the cases heard so far. decision has
been reserved.
!. Hearing Contests.
The state committee met at the
Ruffner last night 10 hear contests
and transact other business, and up
to midnight had not done anything
definite. The counties were called in
alphabetical order for contests.
Barbour and BraXton both reported
trouble. but We're not prepared to pre-
sent their cases and they we're passed.
Cabell came next and two hours
were spent in hearing the advocates
of the. respective sides.
The committee then passed on to
the Hampshire case, reserving Its de-
cision. After this case had been pre-
scented adjournment was taken until
today.
Each side OF each contest is allow
ed two hours to present It's case, and
as there are seventeen counties, II
win be some time before the work is
finished.
Hubbard VS.. NorthcOtt.
There was sharp passage at arms
between Congressman Hubbard and
Elicit Northcott at the beginning OF
the session. Mr.. Hubbard was ad-
dressing the committee. and making
the claim that there was really no
contest from Ohio county, as there
had been no notice filed with the
committee within the time prescribed
by the rules of procedure heretofore
adopted. Elliott asked few ques-
tions in a rather sharp manner and
the Wheeling man went back at him
in the rough-and-ready-style to whicl
those accustomed to rubbing him tht
wrong way have become injured
There was nothing in the incident.
Sings for Swisher.
Last night string band and singel
employed in playing about the hote
lobbies, played the song, "Harrigan
with the name of Swisher instead Of
the one belonging in it. The sons
created a great deal of enthusiasm
among the Swisher followers.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-07-07
WORLD TOURS CLOSED

on account of the hot weather the
World Tours car has closed. The
show win be reopened some time
about September l.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-07-07
r. E. GILL.
PA WILLISoN.
B. F. KERR.

The race was a beauty throughout.
friendly rivalry marking it at every
stage. Arrangements have been
made to have the watch presented on
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-07-07
State Republican Committee
Gives Him cabeII and
Hampshire.
ALL THE DELEGATES ARRIVE
And Preliminary Work of the
Big Gathering is
Taken Up.

CHARLESTON, July 1.-THE ex
ecutlve committee decided two con-
tests this afternoon giving Swiahe.
twenty-five delegates from CabelI
county in dispnate, and also the
Rucker delegation from Hampshire
county.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-07-07
COWOWAYIS
THE WINNER
Of tine Handsome Gold Watch
Given Away in TeIegram's
Popular Player Contest.

The Telegram's Popular Player
Contest came to a close last night, the
vote al the finish heinE as follows:
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-07-07

a tremendous vote was polled dur
ing the day. the excitement continu-
ing until the polls closed at p. M.
A committe of representative busi-
ness men canvassed the vote as fol-
lows:
We, the undersigned. judges of the
Popular Player Contest given by The
Daily Telegram have canyassed the
vote and award the prize to Robert
Conoway.
(Signed)
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-07-07

CONTINUED on page ~
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-07-07
TIM WEATHER.

Thunder showers and cooler tonight
Wednesday fair ii the west and show
ers and cooler "a the eastern portion.
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Continued on page eight
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-02
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d ~ = StS p. n Z 49,
CLARKsBuRG w. Va, Oct ~ KS
There is an old 8remarlt about first I'M
pressions being lasting ones, and ths
saying came to mind when 4 FIRST met
Hon. w. q. Glasscocls, the new Repub-
liean candidate for governor of West
Virginia. He was in the rorins Of Sen
ator Scott at the Waldo and the con
ference in progress with the senator.
nominee for governor, Chairman Marx
Hanna Matthews and Deputy Collector
White was an informal one even il
politics was the topic. Glasscock Inn
presses you at first meeting as an
earnest truthful chap who has poise
and patience two mighty desirable
qualifications for a governor and for 4
political leader especially I'm West
Virginia Just NOV and it does not
need atmind reader or a psychologist
to predict from first impression of
Glasscock that he will not .slsp over
and act hastily. There Is; a modest
demeanor abont the man along with
an inqutring sort OF air that suggests
tle& lawyer and reminds a little Fof
Vim. Mex nley,s9 caution in converse
ton, Glasscock. while not oyerpoweis
etl By the sudden honor and leader.
ship thrust upon him gives evidence
that he pprectates the sertSlsness Of
fha situation and atstne same time
realizes that Il he wins he will be2a.
.IspWef in West virginia iaffairs, 1t IS.
this latter thought that may compel
MIN TO be fair and deliberate with
both Republican factions Ssss,
Glssseoe k-tIie Governor.
You do not hear SO much now in.
tie interior Of the State that Elkins
apsl the old s@islner guard viii con-
5trsla Governor Glasscocl either in the
icampaisn or fter he takes the chair.
81 Dawson at charleston. Rather in
this section YOU get the tip that
.eGla,sseoek will be governor, AMI the
sentence ends With the fourth word.
Since IFS stay I'M HARRISBURG, follow
ing HIS nominat ton, Nominee Glass.
cock has gone through every feature
the campaign org nizat on as
planned originally Nv swishsr. Mat.
.thews. Den ham q Cos and has made
some original sugg estions which
promise for the good 8of3 the party. Al
sudden change 10 cand idates ana In.
sisoltticsl corflitions throug ho1t IA,
tempest torn State. compelled Glass.
cock to formulate Ia somewhat new
iplan Of campaign. He does not aps
illsssat strong man phys Steal IL and hs
snlsns To conserve his bodily viEof 50
can ma speeches IN every.
nlsTl9rtantI county. While here prior
to;S Joining the Governor EIughes.
alatTElti, Glasss as beg an prepss
aal ton of speae hes ana sol III contact
with pclitieal LEADERS, from an over
West yifginia It was very fitting
that as canaidate for gogernori ifes
"sslolla iein cosernpr Hdgaes and
1possibIy learn q lot from that expert
politician who by his ICES IN New.
YORK. ts mot regarded as d politician
Mt all. '2rhere was dash OF restored
enthusiasm around Senator scotfs
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-02
p y oe Z: / Of q 4. q kes
An e xpla natioil
IVES ny sWEF7 TO STORM soJ
i g CRITIC 3 y 1 ism s, AIN 81 sINocU- \.
LATIo fl or ctiiLpRENs5

n.y. lJnltet Pre- "a
AsfflNS To ~ OCT
ssIesssa ~ storm otspublis criticism
cause & by tle eculatton 81 ten char
lent tae Ohm {Eren' s hospital.
Ilas nee Flick, president al.
the Iltibsrealosis congsess, to.sIasj
sane to the defense OF pr D6tre. tlie
81 san uishe' fiah physician VIVA
s9naYe'ed the expsrimsn Dr. Fitck
sssa an errcneo's liapression hss nus.
Z, y ss kalains the kind or ausas used
~ sns laesulatlon: what was done
BY pr petrs ss aeslarea. was '''i to
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-02
TAFT WIN MIKE arss threads 81
pemoeratie Vote Below Mason Il
and pfHonss Zine.
KENT uclsY AND VA. TlREp
CT HHYAN AND tIls WAYS
Big TAFT Club ii Riehmend ~ Il ver
table Bomb ~ the Demo 4
cratic camp.

n II
WASHING - Oct No:
where IN the country are politt;t y \ CON!
altiens more interesting more inYoly;
ed than they are ~ the Southern.
States The section 81 tie United
States king sonta ot Mason and.
Dixon Line whie IS general count.
ca safely pemoetat badly torn up
this year Ihefe Is not the slightest
douht mat there IS q strong inclina;
zion ON The patt d many conservative
soutgernsrs to break sway from what,
is l'noMn u the Demo party.
There Is change tor in one or
two Southern States bssid les Nary.
land, White the scGities Republican
membership E tlie House IS expected.
to be ipceased matertalls "a
There is tint iii the ma a.tilp 81 Inc.
great ohioan mat ina kes Southern
peuple rIse him fitss earn stnes 81
purpose mis- high sense III honor nor his
well-essabltsRsd repatatlon Tor fair.
dealing ami his nnsuiIiet record as a
public otHclaI. are Welt known Is
Southern men. Many 81 them save
come ia personal contact with him d III.
ing the past Ave or ia years slstf 4 liz
enjoys great popuiasfty thfoug hp,tt Z the
South. S;
With lie eSception5 Of ne Sas and Ar
lansas. there was hatsils 4 Southern
state whose leaders wanted Bryan Is
be nominated g tite Denvs conSens
lion Taey topght hard against 1t,
md. eopld the supporters OF Judge
Gray ef nslaware and Governor
Johnson q Minnesota. have been
brought togethar tte lSebta kan never.
would have fecefyed the 81 omfnat ionss
At coafeferSce held ihi ashingtop.
Ia MARCH, which atten1es i by the
leaders d the cray and johnson sup
porters, and number y Southern
Sena tors and Repre sentatiy IVES; ii was
conelasiyeIy snow that Bryan could
be defeated at DENY II the two fore
es Womb combine against i6in, But,
neithsr wonld gtyes way Ito the other.
and SO the matter was dropped, the
Southern mem gave i'm J; In disgust anil
many Of them. elected as delegates "a
the Denver convention staye,l away
and sent alternatess ..ss
This was efia,. NJ s,,sis 4, i Il.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-02


in1ec under the skin a isfnAti amount
ofSfans extract in one instance and sot.
watery solution in other % human
and bovine ttlbercie bacilli which nal,
been sterilized and dsprtyeti ot am
life: The ptirpo Of this IS 70 deters
mine whether the child was sun eringi
from tubereulo sts which had BEEN de-
rived from aninals or human beings
and the ptocee dihgs were absolutely
harmless. No man has been found
dnst the world 80 dfuI.
Of apman rights as TO inocalate iilis
man being with living tnbefcle baeils
III, GonsideEab BILE ntensity IS feeling
developed in the cong less oser the
discussions with reference 70 the
tran instability OF bovine tub6f cilosis
TO man. DR.. Koch hold Is up 10 "a lite no
case OF pulmonary 9tubereu1os Of the
bovine type In man has been defnitely
demonstrated.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-02
SOUTH lIDl BRYAN

y G iS. ;igs 81
KentnclS badly split: The chancess
are that while the tate may 50 Det1s
loeratic ITS vote IN the ela ctoral coli
9ege Is likely to be divided: RI
m Tennessee the blicans, who
nave been eng ged In q actional fight
for two years have gotten together.
The Democrat are badly split up over
local issues and the Republicans have
an 2cellent chance to elect a couple.
ot Congress men and no small chance
to set q part ot the electoral ticket.
Georgia IS rent in twain over local.
matters. IN the? spring Hoke Smith
.Rsas badly beaten.sin the Democratic.
primary for the bernatortal nomina.
Sttsn by Joseph N. Brown: Tom wat.
son, running on the Populist ticket for
the Prestd ency, IS very strong in hts
native State. Many OF the smit1.
Democrats are out with Knives for
Brown: They intend throwing their3
strength to Watson and his State ticks
let In the hope Of defeating Brown;
Some OF the wisest politicians in Gesr:
gia are predicting that the factlonal.
fight among the Democrats will re.
suit in the election Of the Popullst
lstste ticket ant, possibly, the carry.
ing the national ticket for Tom Wat
son for President
In Virginia the s5RepubI icans are put.
ting up: a terrific fight at present
where 1T seemed at first that they
would have no chance. One Congress
stonal district Of the Old Dominion Ii.
allGreaSl Republican. This is the Ninth,
or mountain district, represented in
congress by Bascombe siemp. In the.
Fifth and Tenth districts, now repre-.
scented By Demo is: the Republicans
are working hard and confidently
hope to win in one oTsstine other. 4.
"A bomb was thrown into the pemp..
cratic camp in Richmond recently,
when II was found ithatSa Taft clubSoti
several hundred Of RIchmond's sleads
ing bankers and business men hal;
been organized. These men. are ttrel.
o e & BRYAN and Organism. They are az
engaged n legitimate business enter.
prises: Eyeryth hing " going well with.
them 4 m and! they ilosnot want their for
tunes l riskatl by the election Of SO. .unl
seEta u and dangerous e man as Brys
! g 2: Wat erect This Taft club will,
have 5ll V on the State lat large cannot be.
Ioretold at this time but ft shows thu
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-02

- ~ y a
sfooIas as 4 he ord was passe tiaat3
Gas sceelS ana thei sen stois we're haFs
ing d long cent elsse Scott came
over from Park sbhrg g iptn the
Hughes train Is host and was not IN
the tax rna -Four minutes before the
3nominee for oyet1so escorted by,
1fatth ewss had the senator bs tag
hand
Want SHAY, 70 come t4efs.
f Before the conf erancs was under
way Scstt was arefllls 10 stem d
telegram TO I4e lie n, Shaw; late SEQ:
Tetary Of the trea stity, urging Shaw
TO MAX some peeehs ins West Vii.
tginla andit the earnest esirs
OF Scott In thus seeking Shaw elos
.apence 70 aid G1asscoels as well as
Tat. one now 9yorrie bout Taft
carry ing West Virginia Thanks to d
lew dtscontented ones the hard part
of the battle filis rs GIasscsck and
botn3 he and Scot arpfeciate the sftlps
tion. Glass was very much
pleased with eaator SCOTS eager.
ness to enlist tue OF Ills big a.
tional; leader friends from other STATES
and When Scott Glass cock, Hubbard
and stlrgtss took train wft Hughes
there wa q .onderfally changed 20.
ltttcali atm sphere In ana around
CLARK sburg II was felt In the Repub.
lfcan state head tisrters where SAN.
sIohtgS lner Tsfnatneti With virgil
jHighiant sasd Ytsher IS further mas
out the sen ssae toF victory.
Z Giasscoes Ne tiifnetl last rfet,t rom
Ithe Hnshes totif ana Is n, read i6es &,
5foFg the meetite n fhei adyi soFs coIa:
lmittee swhSc:l wIli Sbe l1eld t6.nishts
MUCH FOOD ii expected nom SIiis,
meeting ana there 4 Iit,neh sa4isfa Z.
tfon over the Fe.,, s,,ts 81 6ettef feeI.
ing in the vince inc section. N
y Z,
u e.,.S a vs.
Y. { t e ! sEs'sse.t tts llhseiA9F ~ ttls
S'sls Icy stlsEs eslEe tor
s rs tI9ll s aIs anu me ~ sale conls
49, y n9as!ns 1le llas1onsiss CON.
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fyo ~ 81,
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yoTa ma h 90
lthrons6 Tsst AN ns,a y NJ 81 IS.
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-02

ROO g VEL
TRU BU TER
UNDER mi RsTATE CONNER Es
AcTS p EslpEil " SEC LURES 157
IcTMENiTsy yf.IlsE ONLY M
& ARE az HlENEps BY cEEWE Mi
4 lsoN w NE SlEtLES 10;
eETHER:
WAsHINe on, D! e.I oct. az Thss
tlenartm ents OF Just Zee has issued q
;yised atement wing IN Pamphlet
form summarize les ot the record ID date
'of all ciyil and criminal eases instis
tuted by the United ates under the
Sherman antistrust Law OF July III
1890. and the act 10 regulate cone
,merce approved February 1887: ass
amended inclHd Ing die EIlslns act.
The statement gives the following
Summarize q cases md the anti
trust laws
Four bills In equity and three hi.
ietmsnts under PfestIl snt Hai9isotl y
admin a stion from 500 to fois
bills iin 5e1utty two inform atiens ami
two indie tments under president
,cleyelanl's second dmfnist ia ION
from ls93 To t;nre Ia eanltyS
under PRESIDENT NICK nley Itniniss
S n AT from 90 t6 8 sptefnbsr 81
1901 and Is; bills in equity ana one3
fort etture Dr5eeedLn gS In clYiI cases
and 25 criminal intli ctnent e ana Two
Iprocesd tngs IN contempt In eritninal8
cases under esident Rooseyeits asis 4
minis ration from SEPT mbe a f90f.I
yto6date The fines impose in these
cases .ss q seouRted To 900.
The sunitnai OF cases lnd eis tie INT
terstate comm rce act shows one In.
saictment during President ciayes
lands frst term. ami IS indict nents
i've ccnxi lotions. a s mol M ss4ti
seven quasheds one dismissed ana
four acquitta under Pres dent Far
srtson,s admits STRAIT ion
Under President cleye lansiis second
term ter there We're 10 Indictments
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-02

Nnifa ls.liisd DO nIao c4nlic| ir1s on4
s'smisssl. 1'saf nol p1os,i ihreo
QrA'Aei Aui one 4c1ulIuI NJ rsi'.
lions 10 enIorre orders o. c-mmIssi lon
and one petition to restrain defend.
ants fr7u1 uskius discriminating r8ies.
one prosecution for contempt and 81
petitions for mandamns to compel nl.
Ing Of annual rep-rts.
Under Presiient McKlniey's admin.
isiratlOn there were % Indictments.
live petitions to enforce orders OF
comm ssion. ana one petition to de-
clare pooling comhiuation Illegal.
These indictments resulted IN hse
eonFietions. enc acpulttal. four mol
pressed and - not prosecuted.
Under President Rooseyelt's admin
istration TO date 1t Is shown tiiat there
have been ~ indictments rs con
eicsipns. two acnulttaIs. me uuasaed.
and IS pending the amount Of fine
IMPOSED WINS siids.325. Foliowiue
- ~ s'ls a,'''.'is q me ne s''iss OF the
~ 'R1''lnA innaetn'ep's
ssssesen indictments tn reeesF.
Ing rebatss; 90 convietipns: dnes ins
posea asgfegatine ssitse55 j mol
prossed aeqnittal. ! disnissea, 4
sltlashed, 2 deinnrreFs siista lnea 3
ipepalng
sisissstsht indictments lof amt.
inE rst, iies; is consfrtions: zines nj.
posed attng s74sa6e: as.
missed. i psossesi. deif,afrFe stis.
tathed q pending.
stx inat,,s,,I ~. ss8s;s,.ss
iobtatn Il ,;stss. ~ 3 e
two sIstsn;is,,,s 81 s, ks
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