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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-10-28
GLASSIV0RKERS
OF Indiana Will All Vote for
Taft. for the Presi-
dency.

Glassblowfng is one of Indtana's
important industries. The glassblow-
ers are an intelligent class of work
ers, and they mean to act on their
own Judgment in making a choice OF
candidates.. They decline to follow
Gompers into the camp OF bryan and
ga tartR for revenue only" because
they know by bitter experience what
that would mean. Many of them
voted for Cleveland, and got the
Democratic -VVilsonJGorman tariff as
a result, bringing with 1t four years
of trade depression, and six years OF
a cut in wages, and they don't want
that four years over again, with prob
ably worse conditions under Bryan
While. therefore, those who are mem
hers of the Federation OF Labor Will
remain in the Federation, they refuse
to be dictated to by GompeTs as to
their course on election day, and that
means that they will vote for Taft.
Undoubtedly the same course will
be followed by a multitude OF other
members Of the Federation through
out the United States. knowing that
when they joined that organization
they did not surrender their political
freedom, and conscious of the fact,
that the triumph of Organism would
mean ruin for American industries,
hosts OF labor unionists will assist in
piling up a majority for William H.
Taft and the Republican policy OF
protection, progress and prosperity.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-10-28
SWEET MELODY FLOUR.
ONLY PREJUDICE
Will Keep Hundreds of Folks
Here from Getting Rid
Of Stomach Trouble.

Every family here ought to keep
some Diapepsin in the house, as any
one of you may have an attack of In
digestion or stomach trouble at any
time, day or night.
This harmless preparation will di-
gest anything you eat and overcome
a sour stomach five minutes after
wards.
II your meals don't tempt you. or
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Pape's Dtapepsin Is certain cure
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Actual, prompt relief for an your
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cists, waiting for you.
These large 90 cent cases contain
more than sufficient to cure a case Of
Dyspepsia or Indigestion.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-10-28

E. L. Robinson, OF New Martins
vile. was a visitor here Wednesday
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all the healing and body bufldlne ~
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Yinol IS also unexcelled as q strele
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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-10-28
MRS. PAIRS HoNoRED.

Mrs. Frances P. Parks. OF Fair
mont. State president of the Wom-
ans Christian Temperance Union OF
West Virginia, has been highly hon
ored at Denver, Colo, at the nation
al meeting OF the w. G. T. U. She
has been elected corresponding secre-
tary Of the National Union, the sec
ond highest Office in the organfza-
ton.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-10-28
Ladies' Suits

These Suits show the very latest ideas of the fashion
dictators The display the stylish long lines are
single breasted and have sem-ftted backs, notch col
lars directore pockets and plain striped satin Innings
The skirts made the new gored models trimmed
with an 8-inch fold gracefully narrowing up the sides
and decorated with buttons These suits made of
good materials. In all the leading shades.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-10-28
SWEET MELODY FLOUR.
Eng Yenrs 8 BlncIsslnitl1.

Samuel r. Worrey OF Iixburg, Va,
has been shoeing horses for more
than fifty years. He says: Cham
berlain's Pain Balm has given me
Ereatrelief from lame back and rheu-
matism. 1t Is the best Eminent eve
er used" For sale by all dealers.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-10-28
SWEET MELODY FLOUR.
a NAN AND TWO MAIDS
a man was in love with two

A man was in love with two
maiden he thought. but he
knew he could only wed one. so
he sought to find out If possi-
BILE which of the two. was Mt
ted the best for good house
work to do. AT last he dis
covered that one loved her
home. and rarely IL ever the
streets she would roam: and
she used sapartan Stain on the
floors and the chairs. SO he
made up his mid she could
take care Theirs. Spartan
Stain is the greatest Varnish
Stain on earth.
Made by the Marietta Paint
& Color Co., Marietta, o. Sold
by the Home Furnishing Co.,
Main street. Clarksburg.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-10-28
$3.50 to $3.50
Ladies' Waists

Our waist department. is now showing some pretty
designs in silks and nets excellent copies of the
prominent Partisan modises creations, suitable for all
occasions Specially priced
The Detroit times., 1908-07-16
Sporting Notes

The Southern league IN protestfug New
Yorks use OF Delehanty.
They are digging up u lot of new per-
formers at the Bay city trots.
spray. spite, OtsIketa aud Toledo will
all race in the II foot class at Put
in-Bay.
Following his non-payment OF rent, az
is now alleged that Cap. Arson Is a
bankrupt.
Pitcher. Frank Farris. whom the
Bro was tried out early in the spring
Is dead of appendicitis;
challenger well, II is easy enough
to break into type. this way.
today at Toledo. and a delegation
from the Detroit Country club Is
in II.
live-bird honors In shoot AT the
Windsor race track yesterday with
good scores.
Eddie Nelson. and Jack Ashley have
been matched TO meet at windsor
Monday. in order 20 give the horse
men touch OF high life.
vin.on. formerly of the Maps, Nance,
one trrnE rfgFr, ana RCD fstttffrr's
brother, who Is a corking good catch
er. are playing in the Texas league
this year.
Now that Melvin sheppard bns won n
big race at London, movement is on
TO reconsider the action by which ne
was refused a place on the New YORK
police force on account or physical
deficiency.
job Printing done right Times Print
ting Co., Is John II. st. Phone 14sS.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-16
ny E. ID. LAURENCE.

The dear old public lined up in force
yesterday. hoping 10 put the ouus
merchants on the bum as badly, III
not worse. than they did on the pre-;
ceding day, when they made several
OF the big layers turn their states.
Several OF the big bookmakers went
off, giving their reason, that the game
was TOO tough for them
There are a few plungers and few
wise fish that win about every time
they set IL in" whether It's TO or
so TO /, and there Is not enough pub
lie money 10 offset the wise coin.
w. +. Fraser, the popular secretary
OF the Ontario Jockey club, was WIS.,
itor at Windsor today.
Barney Schrieber leaves for Quebec
on Thursday. He win race his string
there. and will. also book at the one
half mile track.
Woodside looked the winner all over
but fell over the thirteenth Jump. Must
have been superstitious.
Marcel Straus. OF savannah, Ca.
who has quite lucky streak. winning
I'm the nefghborhood OF $4,000 In three
days. left for his home last evening
hut will return TO Detroit In few
days.
Jockey Nicol showed his class by
the masterful ride he made on Law
renee =. DAILY In the sixth event.
Benny Jacobs has added another 20
his stable. in Jockey Delaby.
Tho good thing" or the day was
Servile. He was backed by his owner,
Willie Shields. and all his friends and
The Detroit times., 1908-07-16

LONDON, July 16--With a rush
which fairly carried the contenders
OF other countries off their feet. Amer
lea aggressively took the lead at the
opening Of the Olympic games today
before the stadium at Shepherd 5
Bush.
A crowd OF people which barely suf-
feed TO scatter through the vast ampl-
theater saw Martin Sheridan. OF the
lrishAmeTican Athletic club, hurl the
discus in free style 1874 feet and 2
inches this morning Not content
with winning all the finals. the Ameri-
cans gave three men places in the
contest. Griffin being second and Horn
third.
The free-style discus throw was the
first carded event OF the morning.
The Americans started off savagely,
casting themselves into the game with
vim which fully took their rivals by
surprise. The first and second sec
tons were combined and these were
easily captured by Burroughs. of Chi
cago
Dearborn. OF the New York Athletic
club. then assailed the disc and better
ed Burroughs mark by about four
feet. In the fourth section Garrels. Of
the University OF Michigan. then cast
1873 feet IL inches. making a splen'
did throw
A new record was made in
the second heat OF the hundred kilo-
metre bicycle race when Meredith. OF
England, drove his wheel in 2 hours,
43 minutes, Is 2-5 seconds. On &C
The Detroit times., 1908-07-16
nY PAUL X. eRusKE.

Five out OF five at New York; three
out OF Ave al Boston-eisht out OF ten
IN all--that is the clip which the
Champions have set since they hls
the road and at last the gait proved
too rapid for the Browns who chuckel
Il up for the time being and relapsed
into second place at last yesterday.
{. Today even the percentage tables
published In the st. Louis papers have
Detroit on top In the league race ana
} there is none to gainsay the Tigers.
With Eddie WiiIett pitching in
unbeatable style and Mstty Meln-
tyre taking his turn at the batting
orgy which some Tiger seems 10
indulge in every day, the Cham
pions licked the McGuires 5 to
In the closing game Of the series
and pulled out for Philadelphia
where they were today joined by
Wild Bill Donovan who had gone
on ahead for a rest at his home.
Today Wild Bill will take the firing
line with his proud daddy and one or
two other members of his family look
ing OF.
The king of pitchers was hit hard
the last time out but no harder than
the law of chance would consider as
rational, when the fact is considered
that he had won eight games In q row
before that Now he Is ready TO start
another sprint OF similar character
II was undoubtedly sweet revenge
for Eddie Willett when he beheld the
Puritans breaking their backs 10 con
meet with his under-hand ball yester
day. for Eddies mind had doubtless
cherished all unwillingly a remen-
brance OF the fact tina, on Boston 8
presence at Bennett park this year
he received the only real walloplne
which has fallen to his lot this year.
On that day. however, he had pitched
his head off to the Tigers in morning
practice and had none OF his usual
speed. Yesterday. barring his usual
little streak of wildness. he was vir-
tually unhittable.
WHEN THIS KANSAS BOY GETS
THE PERFECT CONTROL THAT HE
The Detroit times., 1908-07-16
SPECIAL EVENT FOR
H|GHBALL n 0 W
NECESSARY
lF DETROIT PEOPLE ARE TO SEE
NEW RECORD HOLDER, THIS
MUST BE MEANs-oNcE WHEN
GEERS LOST HIS HEAD.

Unless the Detroit Driving club de
cides 10 put on some sort OF special
event TO which Pop Geers' great geld
ing. Highball is eligible, Detroit peo
pie will NOT have an opportunity OF
viewing the new worlds record set
ting trotter at the coming meeting
at the fair grounds. Highbal's per
Torrance removes him as an eligible
from the . o6 -tEot- which mas-th fast
est event at that gait on the original
class program OF the club. is pos
sible that he may be secured. how
ever, 10 set fast record for the track
in an exhibition mile.
Incidentally there is a story float
ing around horsedom which implies
most shocking lack of foresight or
the part of Mr.. Geers, who is general
ly recognized as the king OF all the
harness race drivers and condition
ers.
Ii was necessary for Geers to team
Highball faster than 2:06 to win the
race at Peoria in which he took tina
awful plaster OF 2:03l1:4. Accordingly
when IT was seen that Nhe "Old Man
and his star pupil were stepping tina
second heat in such awful time, there
was tremendous establishment.
Frank Jones, Highbalfs owner was
an entertaining sideshow as he tore
his few remaining blonde locks from
his head and everybody else marveled
When Geers was confronted Will
the time and asked what In the worlt
he was doing, he merely scratched his
head. and murmured, Il Dunno
didn't think about that
In his form shown the $l,5OO 2.O'
trot was at Highball's mercy here al
we'll as a number OF other events
down the big line. Now Highball ha'
been virtually outlawed. as there are
but one or two horses now In train
ing eligible to race in a 2:O4 class
and the earning capacity OF the new
king OF trotters can be but pittance
II the truth OF the matter were
known Il is more than probable tina
Pop simply" lost his head when al
ter driving losers for day after day
he finally got up behind one ina
could step away from the others.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-16
BOOKIES GET BACK AT THE
PUBLIC AFTER LOSING DAYS
MARTIN SHERIDAN.

they carried the "kale" home In an
"oat sack"
Ed Austin and Jack Sturgis, two or
the largest operators In the United
States have quit the bookmaking emo
and are now playing them from the
outside.
Twenty-one books were on yesterday
and most OF them won on the Gay,
but not enough OF cover up the marks
OF Tuesdays battle.
Col Bill Newman. champion anti
booster" OF New Orleans, was seen on
route from the race track. Hope ne
left the track there safely.
Charley Primrose. one OF the best
known followers OF the ponies, leaves
for Quebec. where he will manage the
betting ring.
Jockey " Powers showed his class
by riding three winners out OF four
mounts.
Overtures have been made to Ed
| Moore TO organize an owl club" al
| windsor. Big "Minch" might do al
right as starter: he can look wise
/ anyway.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-16
SURE-FIRE SPARK
PLUG FOR so CENTS

A considerable sensation has been
created in the motoring world by the
placing upon the market OF spark
plug at the formerly unheard-of price
of so cents. The plug is guaranteed
to do anything that any OF the more
expensive plugs have accomplished
and is being put out under rigid
guarantee. Quite naturally this limo
walton Is being made by Detroit firm,
for all over the country automobilists
have come to recognize that most I'm
provements OF that sort come from
Detroit. The Wachman Auto Manu-
featuring Co which is manufacturing
the plug in lots of $4,000 styles It's plug
the Sure Fire.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-16
Noteworthy Events in the
American League Race

The Tigers took the fifth and
deciding game Of the Boston ser
les, WiIIett beating BurchelI, and
lead the league all alone today.
Washington punched hits-on-
Bailey at the finish and licked the
Browns, Burns and Hughes off,
ciating on the slab.
An even break was the rule at
Philadelphia. the Sox winning the
first for Walsh, the Athletics COM
ina back in the second and win
ming for Dygert.
With Ban Johnson in the stand,
Cleveland licked New York In
two games, Thielman and Rhoades
twirling. Hogg's poor pitching
made the first game slaughter.
Lake did better in the second.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-16
: DAY GATHERED FOR THE DETROIT 7
The Rival Irish Bills.
BY JAMES DAWSON.

JAMES DAWSON
due to Wearin the Green
that's hyin
he has O lreands hoH ground
is / 81 foreign SHORE
ocea MS
Donovan the field
bright equipped with lance ana sheu
when the umpire shouts play pail
then he that halls from Donegal
verdict is on near a' shou OF JOY
itself 5 old Fontonoy!
: O close and Ike eagles III lhe sun
the hcd Is ought ana won
There's another lrelands shore
The spirit OF which viii last forefermore
he which enriched ola
/ he Ids our emblem and his name is BIZ pheeh
eands blood from mingng with enown
Andw the fame OF extends to every town
the heart of Bill pneen
And all for Ireland Wearn O the Green
The Detroit times., 1908-07-16
EVEN ST. LOUIS FIGURES
THE TIGES ON TOP TODAY

tons. outciasses the other occupants
Of the second division.
Could big Ban persuade the 9TH
er clubs OF the league TO loosen UP
on couple OF pitchers and could
he then follow this up by putting
in charge OF the team a man who
could get out Of the aggregation
something like the work which Il
should do, there would no longer
be any further occasion 10 worry
over the Hlghlanders.
That Elberfeld as manager is a
colossal failure cannot be doubted
when the results are considered and
no defender on earth can palliate his
act OF disposing of Jake Stahl for a
money consideration at a time when
money was easy 10 get but players
were scarce and pitchers were sadly
lacking.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-16
AMERICANS ARE
WINNING AGAIN
Score Heavily in the Weighf Events ~ Big
Games I'm London - Garreis Makes
Vain Effort in DIscus--fho Crowd
a Disapp0infmonf.

Although his performance in the discus which he took first
place in his DIVISION promised him almost
finals Johnny Gae Detros athlete
the finals OF the London today However
captured all three places and Ralph Rose still further swed
total by following with the hotput final
Local patrons OF athletics regard the Olympic
altogether too unedy for containing swimming
and bicycle and this is undoubtedly blame for the fact that
the attendance the stadium falling far short of expectations
The Detroit times., 1908-07-16
Looks Rosy to Hughle.

You can't make the Detroit players
believe they are not destined to carry
of that championship for the second
time. 1T loks much easier than at
this time last season for our boys,
says Hugh Jennings I'VE have got
the measure OF the other clubs and
all we ask is to escape serious ac-
cidents TO our regular men.-Boston
Globe
The Detroit times., 1908-07-16
eest the World Affords.

1T gives me unbounded pleasure to
recommend Bucklen's Arnica Salve,"
says J. w. Jenkins, OF Chapel Hill. N.
c. 81 am convinced It's the best salye
the world affords. II cured a felon on
my thumb, and IL never fails TO heal
every sore, burn or wound to which II
IN applied. At f. G. Kinsers. Central
Drug Co.. and Gray & Worcester's
drug stores
The Detroit times., 1908-07-16
Quebec, Que Tereentensry Celebra
ton. Grand Trunk Railway
QNete0n

Special tickets will be sold July
18th to 25th inclusive. valid return
ing until August 3D.. round trip 1920
For Pullman accommodations. full
particulars and official program call
at city ticket office. 124 Woodward
ave. Telephone M-39.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-16
NO Advance After Accident.

Schmidt and Coughlin came together
while they were after a foul fly. both
going TO the grass. Umpire Hurst
called time and wouldn't allow Ges-
sler TO hold second base, where he
had gone after the catch-Boston
Globe.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-16

sBatted for Criger In the ninth.
fBatted for BurchelI In the ninth.
2 3 4 3 q % n
Detroit ........2 o O o D o o. 8
Do.ton ....O o o q o o q o.
Tw0-bnse hits - Cobb, Rossmnn.
Threc-base hits--Crnwford, McIntyre.
sacrincc hits-Cobb, Mcconnell, Cough
lin. stolen bases-Gessler.- cnrrigan.
Double plsys-sehaefer md Rossmnn
Schaefer. Downs and Rossman; McCon-
nell, Wagner md stnhi. Left on bases
--BOston 10, Detroit =. First base on
balIs--On BurcbeII 2. on Wtllett 3.
First base ON errors-Boston I. Hit by
pitched bsll--By WflIetti Gesslcr. Nc
ConneIl. Stahi. struck out-By BurcheIi
8. by Nillett 4. Wild pitches-BurcherI.
Willctt. Timc--1if6. Umpires-Hurst
and Egan.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-16
Pointe Aux Barques Special Via
Grand Trunk Railway.

Beginning Friday, June goth, and
continuing each Friday thereafter.
Pointe Aux Barques Special will leave
Brush-St. Depot at 3 p. M. arrive
Harbor Beach and Pointe Aux
Barques p. m, returning leave the
Pointe and Harbor Beach a. m.
Mondays. Parlor car reservations at
City Ticket once. 124 Woodward
The Detroit times., 1908-07-16
Banners Want Game.

The Banners are anxious TO arrange
game with some fast 16-year-old
uniformed team for Sunday, July 10, to
be played, on their home grounds Call
Fred Lapworth before $50 D. m. at
M hG51
The Detroit times., 1908-07-16

summaries:
Free-style discus throw-Sections
enc and two combined and were won
by w. G.. Burroughs, America: cast
122 feet and 8 1-2 inches.
Third section won by A. K Dear
east-f26-f feet f=2
inches.
Fourth section won by John C. Gar.
rels, America; cast 1873 feet Gle
inches.
Fifth section won by M. +. Horr
America cast 1923 feet 5 inches
Final. won by Martin |. Sheridan.
America: cast 134 feet inches; Grit
fin. America, second; Horr. America.
third
Hundred kilometer bicycle race, sec
ond heat. won by Meredith, England.
Time. 2:43 Is 15.
Ten-mile walk, first heat won by
Webb. England. Time 1:20:1S AS.
Second heat. won by G. K. Larner.
England Time, 1;18:19.
Putting l6-pound shot-Section one,
won by W. w. Coe. America, distance
AZ feet 7 l-2 inches.
1,000-meter cycling event-First heat
won by " l.. Johnson, England. Time
minute 33 4-5 seconds.
Fancy diving contest--Fifth heat,
won by Wall. Germany.
Thousand meter bicycle contest
Tenth heat, won by Auffray, France.
Time / minute 20 20 seconds. Eleventh
heat, won by Morizetti, Italy. Time
/ minute, 81 2-5 seconds. Twelfth heat.
won by Z. J. Jones. England. Time l
minute 30 3-5 seconds. Thirteenth heat,
won by Text, France. Time l minute
81 is seconds. Fourteenth heat, won
by Lavedy, England. Time l minute
A. seconds. Fifteenth heat. won by
Kinsburg, England, Time 1;27 2-5 see.
onds.
Putting the weight-Final, won by
Rose, America. Distance 46 feet 1-2
inches
The Detroit times., 1908-07-16
Miles Has a Def.

Miles college is without game for
Sunday and would IKE to hear from
some good team. Mohawks, Broders
Mohawks. White Sox or Garfelds pre-
ferred. Phone Grand 2921-W, or ad
dress c. II. Davenport, 81 Lysander
st.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-16

lis SURE TO ACQUIRE WITH con
| TINUED WORK IN HIS TURN ON
! THE RUBBER, HE is GOING TO
\ WIN ABOUT ALL, OF HIS GAMES
AND HE is GETTING BETTER ALL
! THE TIME. AS 1T Is.
/ By the way, President Nayin got
a letter the other day from President
/ Holland OF the Western association,
which filled him with JOY. Holland Is
4 known all over the country as wise
I baseball man. He wrote Nayin, con
graduating the boss OF the American
league champs on securing the ser
vices OF Pitcher Speer OF Wichita.
The association magnate said that
there was no doubt regarding the
southpaw's certainty OF making good.
HE EVEN WENT so FAR AS TO
SAY THAT, IN FIELDING ABILITY,
SPEED AND THE OTHER CHARAC-
TERlSTICS COMMONLY INCLUDED
IN THE CATEGORY OF GOOD
PITCHING. SPEER WOULD SIMPLY
SHOW UP THE STAR SOUTHPAWS
OF THE BIG LEAGUE. WHEW'
Freddie Payne's testimony regarding
these attributes is more than fulfilled
In what Holland says Payne also
mentioned one fact when reporting on
the player which Holland naturally
omits.
Speer is a scrapper from Scrapper'
Vile. He is out lighting for his rights
on every possible occasion and his
teammates always play their liveliest
BAH when he is on the slab.
The Pittsburg club has scout
in the field, following Payne, who
offered twice rs much for the
/ player as the sum for which De-
I troit occurred him.
AS Speer is to join the Tigers
! in August. II ic more than prob
( able that he will be able to play
pronounced figure in the pennant
race.
The dispatches have Ban Johnson
in New York where yesterday he saw
Frank Farrell's disheartened band
lose two more games to Cleveland.
Talk is naturally rife that the other
American league clubs will be asked
TO contribute material TO help out the
Highlanders Where the Farrellites
are weak Is in the box. Otherwise
! the team cannot be said to present any
alarming aspects and, in most posi-