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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-10-28
oomblnatioh Salad
Neapolitan Ice Cream
Assorted Cakes
American Cheese
Toasted Waters
Demi Tasse
Perfestos

4
Samuel r. Bentley responded to
the eleven o'clock toast, ITO Our ABB
sent Brothers. George L. Duncan
spoke about Charity" Senator Ball
ey. of Grafton lodge, told about Tine
I Visiting Brothers; - L. .Hoge spoke on
The Good of the Order" w. Frank
Stout told of his Impressions OF the
initiation, and c. NJ. Gaylord talked
about "Our Prospective Home" A.
j. Smith rendered two vocal solos
which received generous appliance.
During the evening, Prof. Crows or
chestra, stationed in the balcony, dis
coursed a program of music.
The banquet followed a session of
the lodge in the hall on Third street
at which a class OF candidates was
initiated.
Those who were initiated are b. F.
Kerr Fleming. Holden, P. L. Kis-
gems. William Davis. w. L. Joyce, ..
Frank Stout, all of this city: H. j.
Hyer, of sutton p. D. Marsh and
John B. Smith,: OF Weston, and Geo
=. McCIintocktt good.
Receptions at Parsonage.
The Rev. ard Mrs. 3. D. Stell"
gave a very pretttly3appointed recep-
ton at the, Baptist Parsonage yester-
day evening from until 1889
o'clock to the CONGREGATION of the
church.
In the receiving line were the Rev.
and Mrs STEELE and air. and Mrs Sar-
els, OF Philadelphia, mother and
brother, of Mrs Stelle. The. rooms
were PRETTY decorated: the color
scheme being white and yellow. Mrs.
S. C. Allen and Mrs. Thomas Cole
man received the guests at the door
and Mrs. J. +. Allen. Mrs. r. a. Gar
rett, Mrs. Frank Reynolds. Mrs. d.
NJ. Stewart and Mrs. Ed. Hugill as
sisted the host and hostess in looking
after the welfare of the guests in the
parlor and library.
The table in the dining room had
for its center piece, a huge boquet of
yellow and white chrysanthemums.
Mrs. d. P. Morgan and Mrs. NJ. j.
Bartlett presided at the ice cream
table and were assisted in serving the
guests most bountifully by Mrs. d. ~.
Jacobs, Mrs. a. B. Hall. Mrs. Har-
ry Curtin, Mrs. E. j. Wood, Mrs. a.
H. Cundell, Mrs Lemuel Alexander.
Mrs P. c. williams. Mrs. o. ]. Rit-
tenhouse, Mrs. ]. T. Swager and Mrs.
W. NJ. Osborn.
During the evening Mrs. McAlpin,
of Waynesburg, Pa, sang a very pref
ty solo and Miss Solder. of Broaddus
did also. Miss Grims also of Broaddus
recited two numbers in charming
manner which were much appreci-
ated by the guests.
About one hundred and fifty regis
tered during the evening and. Rev.
and Mrs. STEELE proved themselves to
be n most charming host and hos
tess.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-10-28
NOTICE

There will he sold to the highest
bidder at my residence on Booths
Creek. near Bridgeport, w Va, on
the 3lst day of October, 1908. the
following property: brood mares
wen bred ana standard; four yenr
old standard bred driving and saddle
horse, city broken: l we'll bred three
year old nlly; three year old colts
and standard, 1 hlly two years old.
standard bred: 3 weanlinEs, we'll bred
and standard. one %earlinE hlly,
cows, heIfers one year old. hogs.
Chester Whites, Together with house
hold and kitchen furniture. Terms
made known on day of sale.
JAMES NJ McCASN.
v,a,tcr NJ. Morris Is here from Mt.
Clare.
Joshua smith. of Lost Creek, spent
Wednesday, in the city.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-10-28
BEST CATARRH DocroI.
Has cured .Thousands-wiu Cure
You or Money Back.

This is the little FIyo-
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many thousands OF suf-
ferers from catarrh,
bronchitis. asthma. hay
fever, coughs. colds and
grip.
It's. so easy and pleas
ant to cure yourself with
Hyomei. Jut pour a
few drops in the little
inhaler. and breath It in.
The healing, soothing
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reach every nook and
crevice of the mucous
.meJnbrane of the nose
and throat; Will stop
the irritation almost Inn
mcdiately; will allay the
Inflammation; drive out
the foul odor: kin the
germs and cure the dis
ease.
My wife has been
using Hyomei for two
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-10-28
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EiIls Annual Baliquef.

one hundred and seventy-Eiye
members OF the Benevolent and Pro
teetive Order 81 Eiks were seated ut
the tables in the large dining room Of
til Waldo hotel Tuesday night when
the annual banqnet Of C1arksbnrg
Lodge No. 1872 was held The APP
pointments for the anair were pref
u, the decorations being white
lchrysanthemnms and Halloween
Srotesques Thomas Ranlage grace
fully acted as toastmaster and intro
duced the speakers after the meal
had been served. The menu was as
follows:
Sailed Almonds
Cream Of chicken Margot
Celery olives Radishes
Darne of Salmon, Maitre D'Hotel
Jullenne Potatoes
sweerbread Outlets. Sauce Supreme
Banquette Rolls
French Peas
Claret Punch
Roast Saddle OF Mutton
String Beans Asparagus Tips
oomblnatioh Salad
Neapolitan Ice Cream
Assorted Cakes
American Cheese
Toasted Waters
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-18
WILL BUILD A HILL
FOR AUTO CONTESTS
Club Plans Course Con-
structed on Scientific Lines.
Will Be Half Mile
Long

That Minneapolis has live club is
shown by the fact that at the next
meeting of the directors of the club,
consideration will be given the plan
of building a permanent hill, along
strictly scientific lines, for holding nil
climbing contests.
The idea as mapped out at present
provides for a. hill one-half mile long,
along the Minnesota bottoms in front
of the new country club house of the
club at Bloomington.
The course includes two rather sharp
turns and the finish of the track would
be right in front of the cluL house
porches and lawns making an ideal
spot for. witnessing the contests. The
entire course will be visible from the
club house.
1t is planned to pave the roadway
with sandstone blocks for half mile,
with perhaps 100 yards at the start
and finish lines for the rolling start
and whirlwind finishes.
The grade would be 20 or "a per
cent. The road could be built about
twenty feet wide. The Minneapolis
hill will be completed so as to hold
the first contest on Saturday, July 8.
of the coming year-at least that is
the way things are planned out.
Besides the opening contest which, it
is expected, will be of national i'm
portance, many matinee contests Will
be arranged for the club members to
satisfy the intense rivalry between
owners of different makes of machines.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-18
BERKELEY WINS
FROM STANFORD
BUSHES OPPOSING ELEVEN
OFF FEET
Several Thousand Spectators Manifest
Great Enthusiasm as California
Team Defeats Cardinals by
Score of Fl to s.

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, oct. IL
When the freshman football teams OF
the University of California and STAN
ford appeared on the field TINS after
noon they were greeted with applause
by several thousand spectators VINO
manifested great enthusiasm through
out the game. California won tle losS
and kicked off.
Both teams started in with good
fighting spirit, and the ball was kept
near the center of the field. captain
IIIliott of California broke through and
threatened to score, but was stopped
by Brown. After ten minutes play
Evans made first try for California,
taking the pass from Barnett on the
fifteen-yard line out. Score: Call1or-
mia 8, Stanford 0.
After a short while Stanford rushed
past Erbs clever kick to touch. Doran
secured the ball on the tiVe-yard line
and scored for Stanford. Rodgers con-
verified. Score: Stanford D. California 3.
Soon after the next kickoff California
got three kicks on the forty-seven yard
line and rushed the ball IN, getting
serum on the three-yard line. Wheeler
secured the ball and made a second try.
Score: California g. Stanford 5.
Harris failed to convert and Califor-
MIA again nearly scored, just at the
calling of time.
At the end of the first half the game
showed the teams to be very evenly
matched, California back-felded faster
and made more good catch rallies, but
Stanford's front was better and played
a good game. Most of the first play
was in Stanford's territory.
In the second period California went
into the game with rush, and by fast
snappy playing ran the Cardinal team
off its feet. scoring three tries and con-
verting every one. Stanford kicked off
but California dribbed back and twice
Evans forced Brown to touchdown by
punting back of the line. Penalty kicks
got stanford out of danger.
Californias goal soon was threat
ened by a dribbling rush, and after
5-yard runs Stanford all but scored:
Then the beautiful passing PUSHES OF
California covered the entire field, SAILS
bone scoring in front of goal. Evans
converted. Score: California, IL; STAN
ford. 5.
Immediately after the kickoff Califor--
mia rushed the back and Harris scored
again, Evans converting. Score: call
fornia, 10; Stanford, 5.
Again california scored when Par
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-18
ENGLISH JOURNAL PROPOSES
RULES FOR PEDESTRIANS
Unreasonable Legislation Restricting
Motorists lncIines Punch to
Poke Fun at Ordi-
nances

The restrictions placed on motorists in Lon
don are so severe and annoying that Punch in
a recent issue printed set of rules to apply
- pedestrians
Their adoption would. in the opinion of
many who drive motor cars in the foggy me-
tropolis. be no more unfair or unreasonable
than the rules that have to be followed now
by the motorists TO escape arrest.
The rules suggested are as follows:
No pedestrian shall be permitted to cross a
road or street without winding coach horn,
blowing a few notes on a trombone or beating
dinner gong to symbolic his intention
At night red lamps must be carried fore and
aft and fog signals attached to the boots
Every pedestrian must wear printed pla-
card with full name and address on his or her
hat, coat tails. bonnets or what-not for pur-
poses of identification.
Any penambuist willfuly obstructing motor
traffic by impinging upon car or inserting
himself between the wheels or in the gear
thereof shall be liable to a fine of guineas
over and above the cost Of repairs. removal
OF debris or damage sustained by loss of time
or nervous shock to the chauffeur.
To obvate the risk Of punctured tires, no
male in spiked shoes, female with hat pins or
person of either with acutely pointed fea-
lures shall be allowed to cross the road under
any preteXt whatsoever
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-18
ROWING CREW
WORKING HARD
PRACTICE IN SHELL THREE
TIMES A WEEK
COACH TRELoAR ENCOURAGED
by THEIR SHOWING
Los Angeles Athletic Club oarsmen
Getting Into Tiptop Condition for
Regatta Thanksgiving After
noon at Naples

Crew practice by the oarsmen of the
Los Angeles Athletic club is feature
at Naples three times week. Coaeh
Treloar is pleased with the activity
and the favorable showing of the men
in the shell. 1.-THE boys deserve
great deal of credit for training this
way" said Coach Treloar yesterday
THE season is late to begin work III
the boats and as most of the men are
employed in some establishment Where
1t is difficult to get away early, we are
obliged to work into the gathering
darkness and often have put the boats
away only when Ii was too dark 10
row any longer. The men are working
hard and while there is little to en-
thuse about as yet in their form, l
am more confident that we shall De
able to hold our own than l was when
we started. The faults of the rowers
now are more easily picked out and |
am working to eliminate as much OF
these as is possible in the short time
at our disposal. BY the time the
Thanksgiving day regatta comes
around we should be in tiptop condl-
ton and rowing in good form.
One interesting fact that has been
brought to the notice of Coach Treloar
is that more interest is being mani
tested in rowing among the athletic
club men than formerly. This doubt
less Is due to the fact that the single
gigs and shells now are housed safely
at the new quarters at Naples ana are
being put into shape for the scullers.
Stone, the San Diego boatbuilder, has
been at work for the past two weeks
in repairing them where necessary.
The rowlocks are badly battered, but
new ones have been ordered and will
be fitted. AS the day of the regatta
approaches the athletic club men VIII
take more active interest in the sport
and many will accompany the crew on
their training stunts.
George Retzer, who is training as
substitute for the shell, will enter the
special single scull race for the Los
Angeles Athletic club if his services
are not needed in the -four" and sew
eral other single gig men are getting
into shape.
None of the members has made for
NAL entry as yet to the single shell
race, but there is a possibility that
Leland will do so. AS single sculler,
Leland mas not peer in southern
California and the influence of many
of the prominent club men Will be
brought to bear in an effort to assure
his appearance on the water in the
suit of the Los Angeles Athletic club.
AS all of the many club crews which
are entered in the regatta are training
hard it is assured that the thousands
of people who journey to Naples next
Thanksgiving will witness race that
will make the day a memorable one IN
the sporting history of Southern Cali
fornia, particularly, and along the Pa
cific coast generally. Hundreds of
rooters from the north and from San
Diego arc planning to accompany their
respective crews and cheer them on to
expected victory.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-18
Postpone Wolgast and Weeks
Scrap Until Monday Afternoon

Owing steady downpour of rain yesterday afternoon
ere Athletic club forced to postpone the scheduled
between AID Wogast and Freddie Weeks until to-
afternoon Announcement of the postponement
withheld by Long until the last Pickering hope within him
occurred about o'clock hour after the boys
appeared eres cafe and weighed under the 22pound
limit agreed upon.
Despite generally expected that the fight would be
postponed quite crowd of ghhungry fans went out to
Drawing the elements the possibility that the
fight would sagedat rain would long enough for the
put Automobiles in large numbers idded all over
oiled and slippery with their loads OF human
for the rooes All turned hoewad with
Itod you-so sy smile disappointed yet pleased stamp
upon their features
scrappes disappointed at the necessity
posponement they keyed championship pitch
they say they readily agreed the date and probable
that they catch weights since they weighed in
terdav under 122pound mark Wolga willing to let the
weights Weeks indicated much although
definite regarding weight has been reached for the SIM
pie reason that there has been conference yet
Tickets issued for the yesterday afternoon will
good-in fact they rain checks The two prem-
nare there will be change whatever i'm
poant detail beyond date The bout will be staged
afternoon attraction prelmnare being started 215
o'clock with following ther finish without
usual delay.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-18

by his great work in the ring. his gen.
eralship, cleverness and speed and the
manner in which he conducts himself
in battle. He is a clean fighter and a
confident one, believing that he is the
master of nearly every lightweight in
the business.
He will meet a worthy opponent in
Cullen. The latter has long and cred
liable record of battles fought and
won, with few defeats and the fact
that he won the lightweight champion
ship of Australia by defeating Hoch
Keyes, accounted one of the cleverest
hard-hitting lightweights that country
ever sent out to defend a title, indi-
Gates in a measure that he is boy of
good class and entitled to serious con-
sideration. Cullen is a fighter rather
than a boxer, although he is clever
and speedy and has been at the game
long enough to polish" up in the fine
points of the art.
Kid Snyder won the right to meet
Fisher when he defeated Eddie Rus
sell last Friday night, it being under
stood that the winner would be matched
with Fisher and the latter was more
than agreeable to the plans. Fisher
defeated Snyder when they met few
weeks ago in the same arena, but
Snyder believes that he can whip the
towhead and will train faithfully to
get into condition for putting up the
best scrap of which he is capable. On
his showing Friday night, Snyder
should show improved form against
Fisher, but the San Berdoo kiddo is an
improving lad and with increasing con-
fidence, the result of his local fights,
he will be a hard proposition for Sny-
der to tackle
Danny Webster has reconsidered his
decision to retire, following his defeat
by Wolgast, and will try to dispose of
Willie ONeill of San Francisco in ten
rounds. Danny is a classy fighter,
and while he may not be a champion
ship probability just yet, he is too
good for the average featherweight
O'Neill is touted as a good one and
Frisco has furnished few real good
boys lately, so he may be up to the
reputation that has preceded him. At
any rate, he will have to fight or take
a dreamland journey.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-18
ENGLISH GIRL IS
TENNIS SURPRISE
PLAYS ALMOST AS WELL AS
MISS SUTTON
SUCCESSES MAKE TOURNAM EMIT
INTERNATIONAL EVENT
Miss Glare casseI of England Proves
Sensation in Contests at Hamilton
Grange-Now In Champion
ship Finals
tBy Associated Press.1

NEW YORK, Oct. 17.-Miss Glare
Cassel, u young Englist expert, won
her place i'm the final of the Hamilton
Grange lawn tennis tournament yester
day. In two sets scored at GA and 1913
the English girl defeated Miss Marie
Wagner, the national indoor champion,
whose record for victories this season
has been only equaled in the past by
Miss May sutton. The victory of Miss
Cassel gives an international aspect to
the tournament.
The final this afternoon will bring
the tournament, in which several of the
most noted players of the country have
competed, to an end. 1t will be fol-
lowed by the deciding of the class and
handicap tournaments of the club Miss
Cassel will meet Miss Elizabeth IL.
Moore, the four-time American cham
pion. this afternoon for the trophy.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-18
INVITE LOCAL YACHT
OWNERS TO BIG RACE
Committee in Charge of German
American Selling Events for Next
Year of Marblehead Request
Participation of S. C. Y. C.

Members of the South Coast Yacht
club and the San Diego Yacht club are
in receipt of an invitation to partici-
pate in the German American races to
be held off Marblehead, Mass, next
year. All American yacht clubs that
are interested in the racing of sail
boats either on salt or fresh water,
will be invited to take part in the
event, under the auspices of the
Kaiserlichter Yacht club of Kiel, Ger
many and the Eastern Yacht club of
Boston.
The form of the invitation received
is as follows:
To the secretary of the South Coast
Yacht club, San Pedro, Sal.
We have the honor to submit to you
herewith the preliminary terms of the
German American races to be held at
Marblehead, Mass. in the season of
1909.
We request that you kindly make
these terms known to your members
and we beg to invite them to take part
in the race and hope that your es-
teemed club also viii enter a yacht for
the race. Yours very truly, German
American race committee of the Kais-
erlichter Yacht club, Kiel; Eastern
Yacht club, Boston.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-18

nett made a 65-yard run along the
touch line, Brown dropping the kick
and Wheeler scoring a try, which
Evans converted. Score: California,
81; Stanford, 5.
Stanford then braced up, and the re-
mainder of play was in the center field.
Stanford was outplayed. Californias
backs were fast and aggressive, and
were on the ball every play.
The Cardinal serum had an advan-
taga in the ruck, but the backs always
lost the ball on a tumble or were
downed in their tracks. Stanford
fought well.
California was a surprise. Erb played
a star game at half for Stanford while
Hubbard in the back and Sanborn at
center played hard and consistent
game.
For California Gabriel. Evans and
Harris were stars. Referee. Lafferty;
timers Fuller and Bell; judges, Nov
erly and Cameron; halves, 80 minutes
Following was the lineup:
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-18
7 T is NOT inappropriate to refer

TT is NOT inappropriate to refer to
the boxing card that Manager Nc
n Carey has arranged for next Fri
day night as the Popularity Pro
gram, as the six boys engaged in the
three ten-round bouts are prime IA
Vorites with the fans and are scrappers
who put so much action into their ring
work that they rapidly have developed
into great drawing cards any old time
they are matched. There is good class
involved, too, and the show Will pc
staged at popular prices, so the Whole
affair should be quite popular with the
fans and undoubtedly will prove so in
the box office evidence.
Maurice Sayers, the clever and
speedy Milwaukee boxer who gave
smuggling Johnny Murphy such a tough
battle recently at Vernon. and Dick
Cullen, a classy lightweight who Will
make his local debut in this bout Will
furnish the main event, while the m
creasingly popular Walter Fisher OF
San Berdoo and Kid Snyder, the crack
newsboy battler, will be in the semi
windup, with Danny Webster and Will
lie O'Neill Of Frisco in the curtain
raiser. All these bouts are over the
fen-round route and all the principals
are in training to make the agreed
weights, none of the battles being ar
ranged upon catchWelght oasis.
Savers fought himself into favor with
the fans in his only local appearance,
and by his clever and game battle with
Murphy made an impression upon the
fans that assures him of a friendly fol-
lowing among the fans any time he
puts on the gloves to fight in a local
ring. He was much disappointed that
he did not get the decision over Murphy
and will go to his grave believing that
he was entitled to it, while several
scores of fans side with him in this
opinion.
Some fighters are more popular in de-
feat than in victory, especially if there
is any excuse for the opinion that he
has been defeated through poor judg-
ment of referee, and while this may
not wholly account for the popularity
of Sayers with Los Angeles fans, II
contributes something in that direction.
1t must be admitted, however, that
Sayers has won his popularity locally
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-18
BROWN IS WEAK
AGAINST POMONA
DEFEATED IL TO O IN EASY
FASHION
Red and Blue Triumphs Over Fast
Rival Eleven, Despite That 1t Was
Weakened by Absence of
Quarterback Neinath

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. lin the
first big game of the season on Frank
lin field the University of Pennsylvania
football team, outplayed and defeated
the fast Brown eleven today by score
of u to 0.
The Pennsylvanians scored both of
their touchdowns within the first ten
minutes play. Each time the red and
blue got within the 25-yard line on
Browns fumbles, the Pennsylvania at
tack could not be held, and Manner
went over on both touchdowns. Penn
sylvania played without the services of
Quarterback Neinath, and consequently
was weak on the forward pass.
In the second half many subs were
sent in, but the red and blue had no
difficulty in throwing back the Brown
attack. The work of the visiting team
did not
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-18
CHAL MERS-DETR0lT WINS
DOUBLE HON0RS IN TEXAS
Takes Fifty-Mile Race in 52:o4 2-5,
and Also Wins First in Now
city Event at San
Antonio

Making fifty laps on a one-mile cir
cular track in 52:04 3-5, Chalmers
Detroit Forty carried off the honors In
a special match race at San Antonio,
Tex. The car, which was owned by
e. A. Kalkhurst. the Detroit
agent defeated a Stoddard-Dayton
owned by Dave Pryor.
In the novelty race for touring cars
held at the San Antonio track the
Chalmers-Detroit Thirty won. The
cars were required to carry five pas
sengers each. At each lap all of the
passengers had to be unloaded. the
engine killed and another start made.
The Chalmers-Detroit made the
quickest starts and Tapped the other
contestants in the ten rounds made.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-18
RESULTS AT LOUISVILLE

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Oct. 17.-Results:
First race, 6 furlongs-Balbus won, Vanen
second, Voling third time 1:19.
second race, 6 furlongs-Mrs. Sewell won
Miss Crittenden second, Sempronium thlra'
time 1:14la.
Third race, 2 miles-Belleview won, Bester-
ling second DR. Zimrell third time 1880 30.
Fourth race, furlongs-A1 Mueller won,
second Berwick third; time l:l2 40
Fifth race 5 furlongs-Irfaneh won Marse
Abe second, Anne MCGEE third; time l:Ol.
Sixth race, Ills miles-Orphan Lad won' Lady
Raldur second, Cymbal third; time 1871.