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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-01-30
THE IDAHO RECORDER


Entered January q. loot a. second class
matter, IN the poxtcfssee at Salmon. Idaho,
under Act Of Congress Of March ]. 1907,
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-01-30

T. J. Atkins. Clerk.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-18
SOME SURPRISES.

sMSs he campaign &c: Governor has nj,
become embarrassing yet and It liz
flair to keep at n pretty fa:1 pitch Of
ScltementA until The roll is called ut
the Che rleston .fconventlon. Two or
three fevents of<tho latter par; of the
week were Of interest and have Great
Ise,l5 some surprise. It was generally
conceded that Mercer county wou.l
IA. ct on the Swisher band wagon alon"
Il 18th MeDowell NJ. It's con"snt:3n OH
n saturla y.S but the delegates were sent
sEuninstructeL Sand both sides claim .
maj oitty.a IT will take ! roll call to
"a etermtnsswhere they stnnd The best
|sltsforn.at ton obtatnable indicates about
zsans eNeu break. In Berkeley, which
sis q econd district county and III
which q hard fight was made for Mr..
fsseherr. Mr.. swisher won decisive
victory. securing an instructed delegn-
ton: But the greatest political sen.
ton OF the. weeks end was the an
announcement that the Parkersbur::
\ stutc Journal would from this time
North al, ncatet the nomination of Mr..
st1o'f 81 o!. 40 1H- otsPsiteH
News is one of the strongest Schcrr
sSIaners Mr. sw!sher has no newspaper
ssuppnrt$ats In Wool county where
he will contest in 4 primary election
sfpr SO "a slegntes. There are over COO
Sdslegnt yet to be selected and solnc
rary3 interesting battles are expected.
among the counties that have not gel
delegates are. Rraxton. IS:
Giliner,%7; Randolph. 1S; Ritchic. ~:
Wood; 90 Greenbrier. 10: Lewis. H..
lingo. II; Peasants, 8: Preston, 2G.
4 g.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-18
cATAHRA ITEMS.

Not much news TO report this week.
People are too busy planting corn to
visit.
Mrs. Hattie klsner. Mrs. A. F. Har-
rts. Mrs. Dent Harris, NJ. and Mrs.
J. P. kisner, Mrs. Steve Polling. Miss
Ethel Eisner. Miss .Settie Groves. Mr.
Earl Watkins, Mr.. Oscar Polling anil
several other person: attended church
over at Royal Char1e! last Sunday.
Rev. Johnson preached a nne sermon
after which there We're six persons
immersed in creek short distance
from the church. 4 large crawd was
present
Mrs. J. P. Smith AMI three children,
of Falrmont, visited relatives here
Thursday and FRIDAY.
Miss Della 1-l:ton was visiting Mrs.
Henry Hoffman one day last week. III
Mrs. Henry Polling Is improving aft
err n weeks illness.
We are glad to learn that Miss Ida
Swisher Is improving.
Miss Georgia Radcliffe has been Wis
itins her sister. Mrs. Tenant. the
past three weeks.
The Free Methodist Church is being
painted now.
! Miss Bessie Guthrie, OF Fairmont.
was visiting dear friend -. P. X.
over Sunday.
/. Mr.. Bert Harris was visiting friends
here this week.
! Miss Ncttic Groves has returned to
Fairmont after weeks visit with
Mr.: and Mrs. "A. +. Harris.
J Clyde Jolliffe is pointing A.. F. Har.
ris' house. this week.
[; Wonder what the attraction Is owe.
/: mt Harris this week? We see Oscar
Polling over quite often. MIG.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-18
NORMAL LOSES
TO Submission
GAME WAS PLAYED
en- SUBMISSION GROUNDS
SATURDAY..

SHINNSTON. May lS.-1n we'll
played game here Saturday Shinna,
ton succeeded in defeating the Fair
mont Normal school by score Of 4
to .. This was the first game of the
season for the home team and the
boys played better game than was
expected. Burnctt's pitching was a
feature.
Batteries-Bnrnett AMI Wyatt:
Toothman and Morgan.
BY Innings 23t 7S9
Shinnston -. o 600 4 0 0 o 81
F. y. S........ i o $50 j 0 0 o CO
Summary.
Two base hits-A. Toothman. II.
Toothman.
Stolen bases-H. Toothmun.
Struck out-By Burnett G; by 4.
Toothman 5. $40
Fit by pitcher-by Burnett /.
umpire-Joe FIighbotham. &
Time--1:55.
Attendance-300.
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coRNWELL & ABBAT1cCIno, d 81
Counsel for Plant Apr.27 swks.
NOTICE TO LIEN Ii oLpERss8


To all persons holding liens, by jud ~
Il ment or otherwise. on the real sesaS
i.s tate or any part thereof. OF Retl
Rock Fuel Company, q corporation.k
organized and existing nnd er ths
laws q the State OF West Virginia:
Ii In puFsuances ofla decree Of; the Cir
cult Court OF Marion count Vest
Virginia. made in ! q q cause therein
pending to subject the real estate
OF the said Red Rock Fuel Company
to the satisfaction Of the liens there
on. you are hereby required to prs
sent allE held by you nnd seac]i
of you against the said Red Rock: FGers
Company, which are rliens on its Teais;
estate, pr any part thereof. for aaiGS
dicationEto me at my office In the SClly
Of Fairmont. in said fAtarlon count $s
on or before the 2sth day Of May.s1e oss..sI
Givenannder my b hand this s27 thsdays'
Of Apri1,s1e0s.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

To George DeEo!t. plaintiff. Red Rock
Fuel Company, a corporation; Lo:
gan n. Buli1tt, Ambrose S.IList, e.
Forrest Hartley. Arthur A. Fowler
I ard George DeBolt, directors OF said
corpora ton; Arthur A. Fowler, .cx-
ecutor of Anderson Fowler's estate:
Adelaide n. Brown. Ambrose s..
3 List, in his own right; Lee L. Ma.
s lone. Logan N. Bullitt. In his own
right: City Bank OF Wheeling, cor
roration; Peoples Bank OF West
Virginia. a corporation; Sullivan
Machinery Company. corpora.
ton; Gregg Grocery Company. a
corporation; Kane & Keyser Hard
ware Company. n corporation; Til.
den q. Drurrmond, doing business
as T. B. .Drummond & Company:
Fairrlont Steel Company. a corpora
tion; Westinghouse Electric and
Machine Company. u corporation;
Valley Grocery Company q co-po.
ration: Claude. 3. Outright. Asbury
ssl p. Russell and George w. Smith.
partners. trading under the firm
name OF a. P. RussellT.E Company;
4 The Commonwealth Title 1nsur-
] ance & Trust Company, trustee, {. !,
corporation; and Robert Dalzell.
Is trustee, defendants:
In the Circuit Court OF Marion coun.
6ty. West Virginia. " i5
~ You and each OF you Will take no
tice that in pursuance OF "a decree oil
the said court, entered on the 18th
day Of April, 9os. in sthe chancerg
cause therein pending; Wherein You
are the parties compla Ina ut and $de'
PENDANT. 1 have fixed upon Thursday
the 52sth day OF May at my oflce q
the city of Fairno ont IarionS county,
West Virginia, as the time and place
for beginning the Il schare Of my
duties Sund err said decree an abstract
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-18

Tie Democratic club OF Fairmont
Sgott la severe rebuke when n resolution
endorsing the candidacy OF Mr.. Bryan
vent through at the Democratic con.
svention. It takes ennly n majority to
endorse. but II; takes all OF the Demo.
Gratis and then soma to elect and that
is where MIR. Bryan will get left. He
CAM get all the Democrats on election
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-18
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE..

-
To Clyde S! Holt: george F.. Miller and
John r. Phillips, plaintiffs: Thomas
q rs Costello. George HI Alexander.
trustee: James A. Meredith, trustee;
Fatrmont Steel Com pany, a corpora
ton Tate, Jones and Company, Il
corporats51t Pittsburg Gage and Sup
ply Company. a corporation; e Levi
B. Harr, j.. N. Hartley. y ohm A. Clark.
~ c. W. Swisher. BENJAMIN G. VII.
lian,s and E. A. R,llingslea, defend.
ants z. 81 - 7;
In the Circuit Court OF Marion coun.
~. West V!rginiRn. N. {. y,
You and each OF you will take notice
that in pursuance OF a decree OF the
said court, entered on the 18th day Of
April, 1908. in the chancery cause
therein pending, wherein you are the
parties complainant and defendant,
|hare:.hxed upon Thursday the 2sth
daySots Man 1908. at my office in the
City of Fairmont. Marion county, West
Virginia, as the time and place for be-
ginning the discharge Of my; duties un.
der said decree. an abstract OF which
is as follows: y
"And It appearing to the court
that this cause should be re-
terred to one OF the commission
ers in chancery OF this court for the
purpose Of nscertaining the debts Of
said defendant, Fairmont Steel Com.
pany and the liens and their priori-
ties upon and against, the property OF
said Fairmont Steel Company or upon
and against the funds and money de-
rived from the sale OF said property 1t
is therefore adjudged, ordered and de-
creed that this cause be and is hereby
referred tofA. L. Lehman. one OF the
commissioners in chancery Of this
court, who$is directed and required to
do. and to ascertain and report the
following matters and things, that Is
to say: "a a. =.
First. the property, real and per-
sonal, of said defendant, Fatrmont
Steel Company. and the value thereof.
Or in lieu Of finding the value OF said
property, 70 ascertain the amount de.
rived from the sale OF said property.
real and personal, by Fairmont4 Trust
Company. special receiver 81
Second. the Indebtedness Of sail
Fair:nont Steel Company, whether Sc.
cured or unsecured. : .s
Third. The liens upon and against
the property of said Falrmont Steel
Company. or upon and against the
nancy and funds in the hands of
FE!r:nont Trust Company. special re.
ce!ver. derived from the sale OF said
property together with the priorlties
of such LENS. v II 81
Fourth. the amounts. II any. owing
said FairElont Steel Company for
stock in said company. and by whom
OWN: rs
"Fifth, Any other matter deemed
pertinent by said commissioner or
which being pertinent will be. required
by any.purty in interest 80. 80
At which time and place you are re
quired to be present. B.
Given under my hand this o7th day
of April, 1908.
A. LEHMAN.
Commissioner.
MEREDITH & sPR1CHARD.
Attorneys for Plaintiffs. 4.o7 5wKs
n 49, 81 st.rt y + Y. ~.
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All. sIEHsIAN..IS
Commissioners
1|IsEFIflI- ~ Z = {
No. rTg4 HHE :
it and cIarksblru sTractibnl

Fairmont and clarksburg ID Tract lnns
Company.
< A meeting Of the stockhnld ers$ Or thss;
Fairmont md Clarlssburg q fact ion
Company is hereby called to be helIE
at the office Of the Comnan IN the
In the City Of Fairmont; Marion Conn-
ty, West Virginia. H on the fiftesntirS
day Of OF June. 1908, ut one O'CLOCK
P. NJ. and the notice Is hereby ven
that at said meeting asresnli1ti win
be offered authorizing the fssuifig 6f
$4,000 shares Of Five Per cent: Gumns
latfve Preferred Stock Of sail Cons
pany OF the par value of 81 90 90 lea Oh
being a total OF 81, $1,000. 90 5paraynlue.
of such Preferred Stock with til esr.ghtS
to vote In stockholders meetings.
And that a res olution Will also be-
offered authorizing the sale OF said
stock at less than the par alue.
By order. the undersigned Direct oEsS
and Stockholders, the same constitiits
Ing a minority OF said Directors.
This the 9Th day OF MAJ, ees.
s: L: sWATsoN,ss
j. E.. WATSON
u c. i w WATsO
L. L.. MALONE.
a.. b FLEMING,
s. G. 5DENHAM. SssR3
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-18

cf Nhieh Is as foliowss (. 5. (: n
And Il appsa5lhE % no court thar
II IS necessasy that the accounts 81 !,
sid sTecial liver Ewing.
should be- uditsi ana ttled and lint
the sickness the liens md their
Eftrioritiss be asceTt lined and that NJ
IS proper that this should b.s
ifeferred 10 u commit sionsr nf mis-
court Isl therefore adjndgei. o.
dered End decresd that this anse hs
referred TO Ell man! one Eof Tie
commits sionerag OF this seonf !. q Who
directed TO ascerta ain and report sthfs
following matters and \ things toswit.
SIS The property both real ana
personal, owned by the said defansis
ant Red Rock Fuel Comp 3
ed 7 he debts and liabllltie 81
the said comp ny and ito hon pw-
Ing and whether due rsyet To become
due. 4; 81
sd. The liens against said pr6f.
erty.8 to whom owing and the order
Of their rriorities.,", IS
It'll. To take, state and settle the
accounts Of e. g. Ewing. 4 Special Ire
ceiver. as! shown by the partia report
heretofore filed 81
18Th. Any other ma tiers Spertinent
that may be suggested sor required By
the attorney in interest. e sss I.
At which time and place you ara re-
CURED to be present. 49,
~ Given under my hand this 27tha day
Of April. 1908.
.fi.SSt A.. Z: LEHALAllss
+; Comm ssione
cORNsI'WlELL & ABBAT1CCET1o.
E. F. HARTLEY: VI
Counsel for Plaintiff. Apr.27-4swksss
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-18

Mrs. o. F.5 Jenkfn.v underwent an
operation on. Sunday morning lat her
home son CASTOR venue and Eight.
street. Mrs. enkins stood the opera
ton wen and : is resting well today.
Miss TIotzn1an4iH Iu.ning her.
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for the local team against Chartered
this afternoon while Lower will prob
ably. work for Clarksburg against
Connellsville. Both should win out.

Now that Jackson has rounded into
shape and will be ready. to take his
turn regularly with the pitchers the
rattle CT the can will likely be hear:l
again as only, four pitchers will be
carried by the locel team.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Smith Hood have gone
to Chicago where Nj. Hood will rep
resent the F. and c. Traction Co, at
n meeting OF the National Electric
Light Association, which $convenes in
that city this week.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-18

Harry Pfeifer has Joined the Con:
ne1lsville team and played at FIRST
base In Saturdays game. Tiffany has
not yet reported.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-18
PROHIBITION
Convention {! I
WAS HELD ON NsATURpAYA AND
!; WAS 9:iAMED-MlLEs 8EMDoRs-
go EX-GOVERNOR.

The Prohibition par:y held its conn;
" convention Saturday. E. w. Mills
was endorsed for governor and the
5followiav ticket was nominated
For house of delegates. a. F. Mil.
Ian; J. c. Robinson and Oliver shurt-.
;leT; clerk Of Circuit Court, C. NJ.
Richie: Clerk OF. County Court. Al:
bert ]. KIN: for Sheriff. Otis Straight:
Assessor. a.. Russell. No nomination
was made for Prosecuting Attorney.
The following persons were named
as delegates to the Senatorial coz
vent!on which convenes at Grafton
next Tuesday: E. ". Mills. s.. J.: Ken:
nedy. Albert ] |. Kern. g. W. Koon, U.
a. Clayton. A thorough county organ.
.zation ~ns effected and the following
county officers an committee were
alected. III q;
o. j. Fleming. chairman. &
Oliver shurtlefr. secretary.
Albert j. Kern. treasurer an,l press.
Executive 5committee:. c. G.. Morley.
WinGeld;4 Otis F. Martin, Fairmont;
J. +. Atkinson. Warrington; G. A.
Straight. Pawpaw: s. C. Meredith.
Grant: F.. w. Miller. Union. q
"A cam. align fund was subscribed at
the convention and the Prohibition
party w-s determined. to put up q
strong fii,ht this year in Marion coun
".
The following platform was adopt
cd a.
The Prohibition party of Marion
county, West Virginia. in convention
assembled in the city of Fairmo,it,
May 1Gt:,. nineteen hundred and eight,
acknowledging Almighty God as the
rightfiil ruler OF nations. and to whose
mandates all Legislation should con.
form, presents the following declarn.
tion Of principles: S}
First. believing that the legalized
liquor traffic is the greatest moral,
financial and political question that
confrunts the American people. and
that II should he the paramount issue
in American r?lit'es. we pledge our
selves TO .cont.---e a relentless warfare
against this s.ch enemy OF the M.
ton. e, y
| Second. We condcnln the Republi.
can and Democratic; parties for their
suhscrviency to the liquor power art!
for the iniquttors license system thu.
they have so rutl,less!y foistel un,n
the PEOPLE. resulting In the dest-uc
ton 81 the peace. happiness and pros
pe:ity sof SO many homcs wh!:h - 5
blow at the foundations OF the repHb
lie. We also condemn the Republic
can and Democratic parties for their
action in co-ruptlns the electorate anil
We conden:n an honest and fair count
Third. We condemn the actiea O.
the Gtate Senate OF West Virginia. IN
4 peonle a constitutional anendn,en:
forever prohibiting the mannfactr:"s
and sale ofalcohoiic liquors for bev
! era Sc purposes within the state. Thii
action is in direct opposition TO TIL
| principles OF government of. by an
80 ~. pe'I"e' Nv - a. .Ht'..' - .ns
" ti'' ~ % - -
who. Ivy numerous petitions asked t.
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-18
NATION AL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Games

/, St. Louis l; Boston 0.
Chicago 5; Brooklyn 0.
Cincinnati I: New York ..
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fined and suspended catcher Griffen
whom 1t is alleged Is playing for his
release and much toward letting
Uniontown carry off Saturdays game
ct Connellsville. I:
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-18
Standing Of the Clubs.

Yesterdays Games.
None scheduled.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-18
Others not scheduled.
Today's Schedule.
Fairmont at Chartered. II
Scottdale ct Uniontown.
Clarksburg at Conuellsville. 4

4 heavy rain ut ClarksburB forced
the game between the local team AMI
Ferl Drumm's team to be called off
before one half OF an inning had been
played. The rain fell for few min,
utes anil then stopped and lit was
thought the game could be continued.
Before the two teams could get on the
field again. however, the rain fell
harder. than befare and the game was
called Off. Lower was pitching for.
Clarksburg and Buck Jackson was toI
go on the firing line for Manager
Mack. 4 crowd OF about twelve hun.
dred people had paid admission into
the new grand stand which was plcc-
ed In use for the first time.
President Tom Raymond Is receiv-
ing letters daily from persons from
the nearby towns asking the partIcu-
lars about the Cincinnati game which
will be played here on May IS. From
fall Indications the crowd which will
attend this game will be the largest
that ever attended baseball game in
this city.
The Clarltsburg Players were met
Mt the depot by brass band and n
large crowd of people Saturday night
when they returned to that city after
having put the bug OH the local team.
Reddy Mack In speaking of the re-
ceptfon stated Tint the rooters there
could we'll offord to n,re n band to
meet them MS it would only occur
once Il year. .
Last night ut the W>vallo hotel n.
| Clarksburs Manager Brur,m and his
players were given banquet by the
!Clnrksburg people in honor of the vic
tory over the local team here Satur-
day.
Clnrksburg Is banking on coming
back home in first place. They have
about as hard row to hoe this week
Is no doubt but what the team here
will return as good as they went awoy
will return rs good rs they went away
will jump into first pace. Il
The Uniontown papers have dubbed
the local team the Prohfbs. That is
a good name and probably they will
forget to call us Coalers.
Followers OF the WV. u. team were
much elnted over the two defeats
handed out to the w. & J. team Fri:
day and Saturday. Il. /. Il i .Al
NebbInger Is playing great game
at short for w. v. u In last Friday g
game he was the whole cheese and
iagain Saturday, he cloutel out two
doubles that figured heavily in Fthe
score. Some day Nebbinger may be
seen In q Fatrmo ont inform. s
u Buck Ja ckson3 will do the twirlinE
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-18

& Evans who is with Montreal is HIT
ting the ball hard now and is we'll up
among the leading hitters in the East
ern League. s4&
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TtTAETTHA:E "a, .iFl y y Z
wa Cold Medal Flour leads them MI:
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

81 * a Desirable % flee. 4 "a
sEFrontG ONCE room on I second flooE.
Jacobs building e nov vacant:
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Last night at the W\vallo hotel ~
Clarksburs Manager Brunlm and his
players were given Il banquet by the
Clarksburg people in honor of the vic.
tory over the local team here Satur-
day.
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gnssed God 5sIedai flour.

$3.50
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-18

Followers OF the WV. u. team were
much elated over the two defeats
handed out to the W. & J. team Fri;
day and Saturday. Il. \; a. +
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Nebblnger Is playing n great game
at short for w. V. y. In last Fridays
game he was the whole cheese md
again Saturday he clouted out two
doubles that figured { heavily = in the
score: Some day Nebbinger may be
seen I'm q Fatrmont uniform. IS i.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-18

The Uniontown papers have dubbed
the local team the Prohibs. Tint is
good name and probably they will
forget to call us Coalers.g s, +