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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-10-13


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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-10-13
REWARD OFFERED
For Information as to Persons
Defacing and Destroy
ing Pictures.

A few days ago the Republican
state committee ordered pictures of
Taft, Sherman and Glasscock placed
on bin boards in the city. This was
done. but soon afterward vandals
tore them off. The committee is hav-
ing them replaced and authorizes the
announcement that reward of $25
will be given for Information. in the
event the pictures are again disturbed
as the committee will prosecute any
and all who deface, tear off or destry
the pictures. 1t is an ofFense those
guilty OF will regret having been con
nected with, II they are found out.
and 1t Is the purpose of the commit
tee to see that the pIcures are not
disturbed.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-10-13
DENTTSTS or STATE
IN ANNUAL SESSION
For the Next Three Days in
the City of Fairmont.
Program Issued.

The West Virginia Dental AsSocl-
alton will hold its annual convention
in Ecairmont, tomorrow, Thursday and
Friday. Tomorrow's progrem will
be:
1000 a. m
Roll call.
Presidents address.
order of business.
200 p. m.-Dr. II. L. Amber, OF
Cleveland. o., paper-"Travels and
History of Dentistry
DR.. George H. Wilson, Cleveland,
o., paper-''Anatomical Articulation
of Teeth ilIuctrated by lantern
slides.
1890 p. m.-Banquet.
Mr.. Lee Smith. PittsburG, paper
The Dental Business Forty Years
Ago"
DR.. j. \. Libby. Pittsburg-"Root
FilIing''-Chair Clinic.
DR.. e. r. KILLER. Indianapolis
porcelain IuIay''-Chair Clinic.
DR.. H H. Myers. PIttsburg-"Cavi-
ty Preparation for Porcelain and
Inlay Inlay"
DR.. J. Earl Rooney. wheeling
cold Casting in Connection With
Bridge Work
Dr. L. G.. Beerbower Terra Alta
Opened Face Crown"-Chair Clinic.
DR.. A. c. Plant. WheelinG-''Asch-
er's Enamel Filling''-Chair Clinic.
Dr. e. n. Eddy, Fairmont-Subject
to be announced.
DIR f. Benton LanEft, ParkersubrE
Subject to be announced.
DR. L. l.. Wright, wheeIing-"Gold
FilIiugs"-ChaIr Clinic.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-10-13
LETTERS
Remain Unclaimed at the Lo-
cal Postof1ce- See if Your
Name is in the List.

A number of letters remain un-
called for at the Clarksburg post
office and the postmaster has adver-
tised them. The list Is as follows:
william Andrus, S s. Asasta, j. w.
Adams, Edgar Armstron, A. F. Burk-
house. BIoomheim Second Hand store,
Arch Bailey, Miss Annie Botche. Mar
ry Bratanetti, Mrs Booth, w. Barnett,
Mrs Clara Banks, Mrs. VIM. Bradley,
Mrs Mandy Doors. Roth CIansing.
ManeI Campans, Miss Ellie Clark,
Charles Clark. Chas Davis, ]. A. Daw-
son, Miss Lois Debevry, Charles Eft
Gibson, Pierce Feves. Jas. f. F'raker.
viii Green. Miss Ida Grass. NJ. A.
Hun. Gordon Hovatter. Jasper HoEur.
Mrs. Stella Irncs. Luru Israel, Miss
Leila Johnson. j. r. Knight, Miss
FIilma Luonlan. A. Lampart.. Edith
Lewis. Robert Lucas. Robert Nc
combs. r. Hudson NFcManus. Minnie
Morris. o. b. Mullen, Dora Nicholson,
e. l. Nixon. Charley Propp, 2. Miss
Edna Peck Miss Ida Peters. Lucion
Peyton. Miss Louise Pickens. Miss
Maud Pugh, Mrs. Myrtle Price, Glen
Stewart, Geo. Schmick, Miss Ella
StutIer Cecil Tichanel, Jos. Tickle.
Minnie woofter Miss Mary Watson,
Joseph wenceslar, Richard Winters,
Mrs. Edmonia Wright. Miss Ella VIII
lis. Chas N White. Benny Williams.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-10-13

state of West Virginia,
To the Sheriff of Harrison coun-
ty. Greeting:
You are hereby commanded to
summon Lydia Blackwell to appear
before the Judge of our circuit court
OF Harrison county at the clerks Of
fee of our said court. at rules to be
held therein for said court. on the
first Monday in November next to an
swer a bill in Chancery exhibited
against her in our said court by ]. d.
Blackwell and have then there this
writ.
Witness, H. w. Williams. Clerk of
our said court. at the court house of
the said county. this 5th day of De-
tober, 1908, and in the 46th year OF
H. w. WILLIAMS. Clerk.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-10-13
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.

IO-WAG'
At Rules held in the office OF the
Clerk of the Circuit Court of HARRIS
on County on the first Monday in oc-
tober. 1908. the following order was
entered:
j. d. Blackwell
VS..
Lydia Blackwell.
The object of the suit is to OBJ
tan divorce from the bonds OF matri
mony by reason OF desertiou for a
period of three years.
And 1t appearing from an attidavtt
filed In this cause that Lydia Black
we'll, the defendant to this suit, Is a
nonresident of the state of West
Virginia 1t is ordered that she do APP
pear here within one month after the
date of the first publication OF this
order and do what is necessary to
protect her interests in this cause
II. w. WILLIAMS, Clerk.
Chas. a, sutton & e. q. sutton,
Counsel. -
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-10-13
LARGE INCREASE
In the Enrolment at the City
Schools Over the First
Month Last Year.

The following table prepared by
superintendent +. L. Burdette shows
Il large increase in the city school en-
rolIment over last year for the first
month of the term:
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-10-13
SWEET MELODY FLouR.

Stops itching instantly. Cures
piles, eczema. salt rheum. letter,
itch, hives. herpes. scabies-Doan's
Ointment. At any drug store.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-10-13
DEEDS RECORDED

Charles L. McIntire to Thomas Nc
1ntire. l lot, Clay district.
Laura Davis to John V. Marthan'
lots. Johnstown.
T. II. Forlnash to Mingo Davis. !
lot. city.
Waiter r. Crawford to James A.
Carder. 1 lot. Central school addition.
Broaddus Land Company to Carl
w. Neff. not, city.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-10-13

Rev. Homer Bumgardner of Smith
field, was here Tuesday.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-10-13

t. Wise. of wheeling. is in the
city.
f. $. withers is here from Bran
donville
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-10-13

Mr.aad Mrs. c. D. Howard are here
from Cowsn.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-10-13

Eelts RENT-NIccIy Furnished rooms
with board; all conveniences. 40
Ilee street.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-10-13

F'Olt TtINT-On South Second ST,
csiarksburg( w Va. a new S-room
residence with modern bath room,
pantry. laundry and cellar, all sup
piled with hot and cold water.
Z Thfg house has only been in use
a Few months and everything Is IN
hFst class condition, and will be va
Gated about October IS. Apply to
e. L. Hickman, 329 3. Second St.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-10-13

FOR RENTING room cottage,
nearly new. all modern conven-
fences: we'll OF good water Rent
SIS per month. Apply to Ritten-
house. s39 w. Pike st.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-10-13

FOR RENT-TNo unfurnished rooms
for light housekeeping; good loca-
ton. 645 Mulberry st.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-10-13

Iylt RI1SGT-FIne oHice rooms In
qhe Empire building. Everything
llEnished.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-03-01
NAT
MEN OF CITY
IN TOURNEY
Preliminaries Tomorrow
Evening at Y. M. c. A.
Gym-FinaIs Thursday.

Many of the leading wrestlers OF the
District will compete IN the annual
midwinter tournament of the wrest-
ling Club of the Young Mems Christian
Association at the association gym
nasium tomorrow and Thursday nights.
The preliminary bouts VIII be held
tomorrow and the finals on Thursday.
There are eight classes in which the
weights run from los 10 the heavy
weights. To the winner in the finals
of each class viii be awarded the as
soctstion shield in bronze, mounted on
heavy CHARTERED oak.
Conrad, the association star. and the
amateur champion of the District in
the middle heavyweight class, win
meet Vinson, of Gallaudet College, in
what promises TO be a mighty good
exhibition of wrestling. In the National
Guard tournament last month three
bouts were necessary TO decide the su-
premaey between these men.
Heron, of the National Guard, in the
1856 pound class; Foley. of the Memorial
Athletic Club IN the 155-pound class
and Loekhead, Of the National Guard,
IN the 145-pound class. look like prob
able winners in their respective classes.
GOutcher. Of the Memorial Club. and
Russell. OF the National Guard, who had
such a hot tussle In the National
Guard tourney in the 115-pound class,
arc picked as the probable cOntenders
for the honors In that division.
The contest for club points viii prob
ably be between the Memorial Athletic
Club and the National Guard. Although
the militiamen's association is much
the older organization. the Memorial
Club has some frst-class mat artists
Gallaudet College has three or four
very good men besides Vinson. and may
spring a surprise on the other clubs.
The preliminary bouts will start at s
o'clock tomorrow night IN the Y. NJ. c.
4. gymnasium. and the entries close in
the afternoon with c. Il Beckett.
physical director OF the association.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-03-01
DIAMOND HEROES
BEGIN PRACTICE
Thirty Men Out Yesterday
for the Blue and
Gray Nine.

Thirty men reported in response to
Captain Simons' first call for baseball
candidates yesterday at Georgetown.
Practice for the first two weeks viii be
held on the prep field until the varsity
grounds can be set in shape. The large
number Of candidates for the FIRST days
work IS considered most encouraging
by the coaches and captain. The pitch
Crs and catchers have been working for
the PAST two weeks both indoors and
cut ana are in fine condition for so
early IN the season.
Indications point TO the fact that
Georgetown will be strong this year in
the pitching department. as there is a
dearth Of good material on hand. Can't
well and Montgomery are beginning
their third year on the slab. though
there IS probability Of Montgomery
Icing shifted to the backstop position.
He has had no experience in this vvorl-
since entering the college department.
but While 10 the prep school caught reg
ularly for two years. The absence OF
veterans behind the bat this season may
necessitate the change. Harry Devfne
the track captain and last year a mem
Der Of the pitching stan, is out for a
-- - -~--- ms , SelAs ana Win MS 1854
experiences ought TO make an improved
showing.
Danahy and Miller, who tvirled in
some Of the minor games last season
are also among the candidates. The
new men in this position are Niehaels
Diamond, bikes, and Martin. Michaels
is well known TO Washington baseball
followers, as ne has pitched on the best
OF the Western High School teams ard
last year defeated the Princeton fresh
men while In the box for the ALI Wash
ington High School team. Diamond
was the star tWirler on the GeoreAtovn
Prep nine last year DiIkes has had
experience at Holy Cross, while Martin
has pitched for two Yeas on the
Georgetown Props.
For first base Cy Mcdonald. the for
mer Central High star. and Ed I.eahy.
who played the initial sack for the Re-
serves last year, are the leading candi-
dates. Tom Scheller is out for second
base this year, along with Condo Fallen
and Frank Carlin, of the 1907 Reserves.
EX-Captain Smith is billed TO piav
short this year. His fast work around
the third corner the past three years
insures Georgetown of equally good
good work in the short field Mohn and
Thompson are the other two candidates
out for the place. Four good men are
trying for third base in Mayock. Doonin.
Mess, and Cohen For the outfield there
are Captain Simon. Courtney. and Schaf-
Is, Of last years team, and Wilson
Todd, and Finap.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-03-01
SITUATION CLEARS
At KENDALL GREEN

The baseball prospects or GalIaudet
College assumed a brighter hue last
week, when it was announced that only
one OF the most promising candidates
for the varsity had fallen under the
ban for failure to comply with the re-
Gently passed faculty regulation in re-
gard to class standing
The one unfortunate is a pitcher. who
can be used in practice games until the
next monthly results are made known.
Gallaudet has two other good pitchers
to open the season in March.
Four OF the best Wrestlers, including
Vinson and MOsey, are ineligible for the
coming month. All are hit by the
same study,
Young Holiday, who made a good
showing in the lightweight division at
the recent National Guard tourney,
was called home recently because of III
ness in his family. and has not yet re-
turned. This puts him out of the com
ing Y. NJ. c. A. tourney.
Gallaudet, however, expects to have
entries in four classes Of this meet.
Gardner. nothing daunted by his defeat
in his first experience, viii make an
other bid. IsaacKson will enter the
middleweight. Erickson the light heavy.
and Sharp, the football star, who had
some coaching last year, has returned
to the mat the past week, and viii try
for heavyweight honors.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-03-01
TURNER MATCHED
WITH WILLIAMS
Gallaudet Wrestler Has Had
Uphill Fight Against
HandiCaps.

Joe Turner and Tom Williams are
matched at last
These ancient rivals are TO meet on
March 10. 10 wrastle to "a finish. best
two I'm tlree falls at catch weights. FOR
the local wrestling championship.
The story OF the careers OF these
two grapplers is an interesting one. on
New Year Day or 1905. Joe Turner then
q rising weIteTwgiEht with three years
experience as "A professional, gave VIII
hams his first try0ut. The mute had
been beating every one il the gym
uasium where bee trained, with his
'book-tauglt" methods
They agreed TO Wrestie two out OF
three falls. Williams won the first
lai in one and UIe-uult minutes and
Turner took the second in thirty-six
minutes, after trying nearly every hold
in the game on his opponent Then
both boys decided they had enough and
the third fall went unsettled
Williams Immediately took To the
Journeys Tie was dubbed the
Cd Book-tauBht Bilkius" a. the mat and
regarded as r. joke In his first appear
aEce 1e save away weight and won
The middieWeight event by throwing
john Conrad. iie continued to win I'M
I'll Joe Turner WAS reInstated as an
Williams was probably the
only local man willing 10 face Turner.
Their TrsJ meeting was at a tourney
at yhe y M- c. A. Turner was expect
ed 10 smother his less experienced Op-
ponent, bat the bout was So fiercely
and evenly contested that the referee
could not pick "a winner.
The men met the following night and
Turner won fan after nine minutes
Of fast work.
Turner's career as a professional is
well known
Williams had his first real profess
si5nal bout when he scored q clean
victory over Mic Ross.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-03-01
PRAGUE WILL GET
BIG CHESS SERIES

The committee in charge has decided
to arrange an international chess tour
nament combined with the jubilee ex-
hibition in Prague
The tournament viii begin on May
II, 1905 The prizes fixed for the
master tournament OF the total value
X 1850 as follows: First, * 4,o10, sec
ond, X 5000. and the others 1000. 800.
1000. 500 COO 400. 800. 200. To these
prizes honorary prizes Will be added in
certain cases.
The executive committee of the exhi-
bition has reserved for itself the right
of increasing the number and value OF
the prizes. The number OF the players
admitted to engage in the master tour
namenC row amounts to twenty, and
each one viii play one round. X viii
be played on all WOrkdays of the week
except Thursdays. on which days I'M
finished parties VIII be played out.
There viii be no initiation fees applica-
tons may be sent to the executive COM
mittee of the Jubilee Exhibition Prague
], Chamber of Commerce and Industry.
before Aprii 1 at latest with Il guar
antee of K Ice which win be restored
at the end of the tournament
The executive committee of the eX-
hibition has nominated a special COM
mittee for the arrangement Of the tour
pament; honorary president is Count
Lazansky, Ii. ID.
AS the Prague tournament will take
place Immediately after the tourna-
ment OF Vienna. il is expected that all
masters engaged in the tournament of
Vienna viii join the tournament of
Prague, the royal city and capital of
Bohemia, which abOunds in natural
beauties and historical buildings; the
exhibition itself Will be a great attraC-
ton to ali visitors
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-03-01
BALTIMORE BOXER
TRAINS IN SHELL

BALTIMORE, Feb. 29.-Soldier Burns.
the local lightweight, has adopted a
new method in his training for his COM
ing battle with Kid Sullivan, of Wash
tngton. before the members Of the
Eureka Athletic Club, next Thursday
night, at the GeTmania MaennerchOr
Hail.
Instead Of working on the road Burns
VIII take daily row around Ferry Bar.
The Baltimore boxer has chartered q
light boat, and every morning the
soldier can be seen Ia the waters OF
the PatapSco. Burns believes that this
Kind or work will be more beneficial to
his preparation for the mill with Sui
ivan.
Burns flnds little trouble in getting
boxers TO train with him, as there are
several weli-knOWn local men who are
AZ the Newark Club nearly every dav.
Among these are Kid AttelI, Terry Nc
SFaw. and Young Burns. AttelI and
Rurns make interesting settos every
lime they come together. They arc both
managed by Sammy Harris.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-03-01
SURPRISE AWAITS
FAT MEN BOHLERS
ON THEIR RETURN
Distance Makes Their
Lead Much Stronger in
Departmental.

Before the Fats left for Cincinnati
they were only one game ahead Of last
years champions. the Saengerbund.
On their return they find themselves
six games 20 the good. This little sur
prise party was largely due to the ORR
entails. who took the German quint
into camp for three straight games, and
who are now closer TO the Saengers for
second place than are the Germans TO
the leaders,
A new seasons record was made by
Charles Miller in the District League,
who ran three double century games
against the Saengers, good for total
OF SIS, fiys pins better than the former
record of ECkstein.
Shafter, of the Florists, still holds
high single record with 26S.
Bontz dropped OF one point In av-
erage, but SIN has six pins on his team
mates. Miller and Waters, Of the Fat
Men.
The standing and averages follow:
Taa1a Standing
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-03-01
MECHANICAL STILL
IN TOP POSITION
Snelling's Lead for Indi-
Yidual HonOrs Is
Cut Down.

Mechanical is still leading the Wash
!ngton Railway Relief Association Bowl
ing League in team averages with a
margin Of eighty-six points over the .64i.
which holds Roadway I'm second place
over Columbia
The remaining quints are well punched
with the exception Of the General Onice
five. which is buried in the cellar posi-
ton with only .152 The taiI-enders
have won but five games out of thirty
three played. In individual averages,
Smelling has but a scant lead over Her
bert and Wenner, who hold second and
third places with 171.32 and 171.22, re-
spectively.
The figures follow:
Team Standing
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-03-01

Washington.
Catchers-Warner, Street. and Kahoe.
Pichers-Johnson. Hughes, Patten.
Peterson, FaIkenberg. Gehring, c.
Smith. Oberiin, Gates. Kee'y, and VIII
son.
First base-Freeman.
Second base-Delehanty
Third base-Altizer
hortstop-McBride. T. Smith.
Outhelders-Ganley Pickering, Milan
Clymer. and Kay.
Utility play ers-Shipke and Burns.
St. Louis.
Catehers-o' Conner, Spencer, stephens,
Blue. and Wells.
Pitchers Howell. Power, Petty, Wad-
dell, Dineen. Bailey McGiH, Farris.
and Graham.
First base-T. Jones.
Second base-Wiiliams.
Third base-FcTris-
ortstop-Wallacc.
Outhelders-Stone c. Jones Hoffman.
Ua a'iG piayyers-Hartzeu and Yeagsr
Philadelphia.
Catchers-PoWers. Schreck and Ford.
pftrhers-Pisnk Bender, COMBS Dy-
CERT. Barley. Durham and Nickers.
First base-Davis-
Second base-Murphy.
Third basel. Collins.
tstop-Nichols.
utdelders-Hartsel. Oidring. Seybold
and Lord.
Utility players-E. Collins and O'Hara-
Boston.
Catchers-Criger, Peterson, MCGUIRE and
Mcfarland
TaunehiH Winter. Pru-
itt. Glaze. Morgan, Burchell and CT
cote.
First Buckingham.
Second base-Laporte and p. Donohue.
Third base-Lord.
Short stOp-Wa guer.
uthelders-Barrettt Ihoney, Gessler,
Sullivan. Cravath and Carlisle.
Utility players-GTmshaw, FTieI and
Mcconnell.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-03-01
FEw CL0CKs IN lTRERIA.

Few clocks are. TO be found in liberia
The reckoning of time is made entirely
by the movement and position of the
sun, which rises at a. m. and sets at
p. m, almost TO the very minute, all
the year round. At noon II is vertically
verhead.-Exchange
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-03-01
COWBOY ROLLERS
STILL HOLD LEAD
IN c. P. 0. LEAGUE
Conroy Heads Indi-
YiduaI AyerageS-AISO
Strikes and Spares.

The Cowboys, by their consistent roll
ing have increased their average con
siderably In the .. =. o. League and
have now a comfortable lead
ConrOy heads the individual list, with
an average OF 1925. lie also has the
greatest number OF strikes and spares.
Spaeth. of the Cowboys won the prize
for the highest average in the third
series with ISL
The following is the standing to date;
Taa~. CraudfnU