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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-05-21

THE TIMES COVERS LAKE CoUN-
TY FOR NEWS WITH A FINE TOOTH
COMB AND GETS RESULTS.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-05-21

ners will carry an exchange of greet
ings between the mayors of the two
cities.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-01-21
PARADISE GLINTs.

Paradise, Jan. 15.-The mail from
Paradise 20 AnaCon cannot cross the
Grande Ronde river On account Of
the ice.
o. P Barnes died AZ his home n
AsoCin, Friday. January g. Nh
Barnes vas a former resident Of this
place and was about 50 years Of age
Z. ". Apologize IS still confined
70 his room On account Of his foot
thar was injured by his horse falling
on IL.
James Barnes male a "trip 70 Lew
isL1n last week.
Weather warner today, big chinook
and snow disappearing.
4. c. Miller OF Enterprise vas
here On business YESTERDAY
". c. S-rsIey and wife have sold
70 Nova SJraley and wife 50 acres
Of land; consideration $1,000. ". C
SEraley and wife TO Clyde SCraIey
and wife 1z0 acres OF land: eonzid-
GRAFTON 1850.
Mrs. W J. Akin, who vas operat.
ID On az Flora by Drs- Anderson and
Gilmore a short time ago. Il DOING
x7u.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-01-21

some cases over 1000 calls an hour
or IN other words. some operators
handled about seven calls 4 minute,
although each ous insisted they h.K1-
dlsd three times a< many One op-
orator On hat memorable day han
dlsd By actual count, q calls a min
Ute from an outside sxehangs. appdr-
entity without confusion This was
AZ Tie rate Of 1900 IN hour
These are but two Instances cut q
many chac are happening t1y aftsr
day which prove that the rslephone
has become our most indispensable
serva1- L Is becoming necessity
IL every home and office. whether II
town, city Or country. Il = lock
stepping with progress AZ every
stride
These Two Instances also serve %
Indicate the increased number Of pur-
poses for which the telephone IS used
and also tends 70 show the depend
snes the general pubic places upon
T.
Bur 20 get 4 definire idea Of the
growth IN popularity CT the telephone
and the increase II the number IN
use. one should take note Of ths
growth Of the Western Electric COM
panv. -ls principal manufacturers
Of telephones and telephone supplies
- This country Il 1902 telephones
shipped BY this company numbered
one million and 4 quarter, in 1904 4
million and 4 half. and IN 1905 Two
million and 4 quarter. an Increase
u five wears OF a million telephones,
or approximately over 50 per cent
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-01-21
cCPPEaFlELo Just NOW
WIDE OPEN TOWN

The stories brought in from Cop
perIeld, the town on Snake river, By
persons arriving from there sound
Ike The tales OF many another new
railroad and mining town n The hey
day OF their meleorie career
L Is related thar Il Is 4 Eideopen
-oxu. Hundreds Of lAhorers On the
Northern railway and OK Bow con
s--uctinu make il their headquarters,
especially when they get their tine
cheek and take 1 Iayoff Then there
Is something doing Al The booze
necessary can be had and that Z
a5oGE al they want The shrewt
sport is there also. ready and cap
able Of separating The laborer from
his coin and il Is dcne II the uOs-
scientific Eav
The gay siren Is also On The
ground, logged OUT with al her gay
tIutrIes and cosmetic beaury.
And N all so report has It, Cop
perdeld is he king pin Of ali the
northwest towns Il IS the qum-es-
ence CT al -hzr Is loud and immoral
The place IS setting q pace as hoC as
those ot he Internal regions whence
comes the metal for which the Town
has bean appropriately naued--Ba-
k=r City Democrat
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-01-21
r4u7soAY. JANUARY =. tscs.
Her Wzy

There WIS IN old ta-kT n Virginia
vao lived happily vtCa us wifa ard
seemed u every 1us % De 4 model
husband l vhira nan VITO Appeared
u ENJOY Iess domestic bliss called uV.u
the Gld tzl0E t1r ne secret q rs
uar--1i success.
Since 70 I-es ne returned cta
da-Sv. III -sI 20 how Al does Il
Al les Ist,s huh tdb hun own VIZ
an Al hab huh wy to-
Bright 7--sEec>s.
We tdnC l. loCk a. quesCtC1s q
eshcs Il he sane way L ygU1g
English Traveller n Valencia became
enauursd q 4 g-psy girL bet Tod Tie
uoCher mat le WIS uoe rich enough =
marry her The mother hzgnet a1i
said What. Not r.ct enough n rhs
a1t Of guceas1 WY win 50 accuu-
pllshed i thiet - ny G1zga1sr you vi
be i millionaire Z i t~elvsnourh- =
London CArpnicIE
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-01-21
Information con-erui1g EIgrtr Grade
Final Examinations.

Firzl Eszniratc1s-
I DaCss:
Three examinations 41uIllIT- Eac1
county superintendent 70 select
months for his county
ca Ian1ar7 2I-22, 1913.
t1l May 1914 1913.
O. Tuus I1-LL, 1919.
ftI SepCzu5er -. 1903
> Program
fa) Thu-ztaT-Art-huecic. Writ
ng. History, Gt Civil Govern
uenr.
fbl Friia7z - Grammar. PhTsioi
og, GeoEaPc!. aud Spelling
3 Sources Of Questions
ta} Civil Government Tinted
S-z-es Cquz--r1-i9r.
lbi G@o-aph! - szars Course
Ct sc1fy: RetEa! and Enn1s
Ss-zrzl School Geography.
(ei Ez-or!-Lisz of topics tr1u
History Outline Il SAFE Co1-se
ot ScEG! azt Current Evz1E
ID Lazgzz-81ezIerrz Modem
English G-zzuE, u diagram
ming
(el REztAg - Tie -sachsr VII
zenf % the Comfy S4per1-eEt
Ell The applI.azcz class z-zz5zzg
II reading which xhzU Dc -zk=-
b. such superintendent zz III az
pfezzr-s s-G11g On -he su5.ec-
IL Spelling - EAy Per cen
from Reds Word Lessons. and
twenty Per cent. from IAN zscrt2r
N Language
tg Writing - Specimens q pe1
1@-ip IS indicated IN eopted
1z--er and from manuscript L
Language.
Respectfully submitted.
:. H. ACEERMAN
Sgpc- Public Instruction
The firsz Eighth Grade ezamtna-
tou tg- Tie T=ar 1903 VII D. 1=it
lamar 21-Z2
Teachers Vrega i-g classes for -his
eEzu1z-iou VII Clsaze report 70 -1ls
ottiee the u1u1er Qt zvpIica1z
least thirty GzTs 5et1re above dat=
Respectfully.
!. c C0NLET.
SI1C. q Schools
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-01-21
THE HARDWARE DEALER.

Department ct Public Instruction
Salem
CIRCULAR OF INFORMATION
Giving the sources Of examination
questions for sczrs and County pa.
pers, February and August, 1903.
l. Arithmetic, Oue-dfth from state
Course Of Study, toqr-tt-hs trou
Smith
. Civil Government, Strong 4
Sehater
J. English Literature:
February, 1865
4 Oue-half from texts. New.
eouer'z English L.sralqre and
Newcomers American Lirera.
tGre.
g. oue-haH from The following
elias sizes.
L Lowell, The Vision Of Sir
La1ntaI Riv. liz. ser.J Hough.
ton, 25e, &c
? Webster, The Firss Bunk.
er Hill orztion CRiv. liz ser.
Eoughron, Zze. &c.
J. Scott, Narmion CPoeke,
Clazzicsj Macmillan, CSC z2e.
August, 1906
A oue-haIt from texts: Mem
eoner'z English Literature and
Newcomers American LItera-
ture.
B. o1e-haf from the totLoEinz
classics:
/ Shakespeare. J4lIaz Caesar
tRtT. H. s@r-} Houzhron &c,
&c.
2 R1skia. Sesame and Lilies
tRtF- ill., ser.J Hogghloa. z5e
zze
2 Carlyle. Essay ca Burns
and Burns Poems CPockes
Claszicsj MaeniIIzz. z5e &c
iifst ngure L TIE publishers
price, the second she price 10 sehooE.
contracted tcr besEsen the Oregon
Library Commission and The ] x
Gil Co.
l. Geography. onefifth trom
state Courses Of Study. toursifrb.
lrom RedWay & Hinman
. Grammar, One-ifrh frnm s,.,e
Course Of Study, foar-nfths fron
BuehIer.
g. History, U. S. one,ifsh f,oz
STATE Course ot ssudy four-rrbs
from Buehler.
T. orthography. Reed,s Word Lee.
sons.
g. Physical Geography, Tarr,s Nev
PHYSICAL Geography.
,. Physiology, Krohn, Hutchinson
ls Reading, State Coqrse !,
7eaay, Whites Art Of Reading. Oral
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-01-21

Reading.
H. School Law, School Laws Of
Oregon.
y. Theory and Practice, Whites
Art Of Teaching
13. Writing. Outlook Writing SIS
ten, Tests in Writing.
IL Algebra, Wells: Algebra for
Secondary Schools.
Is. Bookkeeping. Office Methods
and Practical Bookkeeping, Part L
iS- Composition. Herrick & Damon
II. Physics. Millikan & Gale: A
First Course in Physics.
ls- Psychology. Buell.
IS. Botany. Bergen: Elements Of
Botany.
20. Geometry. Wentworth: Plane
and Solid Geometry, questions On
Plane Geometry.
q History. General, Myers: Cen
eraI History.
An examination is required upon
L1e first thirteen subjects for a first
grade County certificate valid for
Three years; upon the first eightesn
subjects for a State certificate valid
ioF five years; and upon the twenty
oce subjects for a State diploma
valid for life
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-01-21
Oregon Day And
Lincoln Centenary
Sgssssee6 S-hcsl Program fer Qua
ce enrstcn Of T~o Important
Events.

A suggested program FOR pubic
schools and literary societies for Ore
gDu Day. February Il. the 50Jh ami
vsrsary Of the admisislu Of Oregon
into the Union The act aimi-rt1S
Oregon was passed February Z. and
silsi b. the President. Feb "a.
1883 nazmGch a. the I4Sh falls On
SUNDAY this year. il Is suggested tha-
the exercises Be held on Friday. FEB
ruary L. and that the centenary OF
LIRcoln's birth be eommsmorared n
the sane exercises.
Thfs pcogram Is suggested By the
University OF Oregon and WIS pre-
pared By the de2a-tusH-s Cf History
and EducatiOn-
OrGer Of EXerr sss,
song Oregon (Orsz11 TsIchers
Monthly. Se-t 1sdSl
Reading. JeIsrson's Instructions
70 Lewis for tie exploration Ot
the Columtia River. Couss' The
History OF the Lewis and Clark
Expedition. I D XVI. from mid
die Of page 20 end OF second line
On D XXVui
Defamation. BayIies' Speech IN Con
ress tiusCifying the expectation
that Oregon would Be settled By
Americans Annals OF 18th Con
gress. and Session. 1872 . SCI
ec-ions pp. SS1 and 6S2.J
Reading AppIsgars's a Day With
the Cow Co-umn~ lSchafsr's HIS
tory Of the Pacific Northwest, pp.
Is6-I93-l
Recitation. -Canptires OF the Pi1-
ueers.@ Simpson t5ch and 6Ih
s.anzasl Pilgrims OF the Plain.
C3d sranzai (bo5h il quarterly
Oregon Historical Society. Dec
1901
Reading. Act for the Admission Of
Oregon Ctrum Report Sec. Of
State OF Oregon, 1898, pp
15I2J
Orl-ion, Abraham Lincoln. (by 1
member Of the school or some
prominent ef-zen-i
Song America
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-01-21
Msk.s "a Grsnee Busy.

From Evening Observer.
la Gra1te Is becoming quite L
rzilruad center. The branch road
i1-o W4Iova county has added great.
I! q our Importance
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-01-21
frss SANCTUARY LE~&

Laws regulating eating Gr1zk,g and
dressing sre Almost a. cid a htst1rT
tSelt Noting Ike eIEc-sss can te
reached L TIE ua--Er. bC- Z = safe
% say rhdt Z vas II Egypc IA tlr
hack a. 900 3. C. tha- tie first prac-
rical sU1pCza-E s1urez were passed
Among the Romans they first appear-
ed u the esiebrlued ~rEsiTa cabies. >
II uoceEu tines Charie1agne vas The
pioneer II zuupcu1ry legislation
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-01-21

Note. Complete copies OF The read
i1gs and reci-acilus Ci-zsi above NAV
be secured free OF charge b. wri-ng z
the Registrar. University Of Oregon
Eugene. Oregon
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-01-21
Bright P--sEects.
Rssgls = rrzi-ir-.

Train Ep 4 EiE II ths way she shCCId
q. and when she g-Vvs ID she WI
noc only JERK symphonies cur Q, he
EccEe1 stove bU- she VII lay aside
the nj feathers q Lha tUksy 81
Thanksgiving save the wire from Tie
baIssi hay buy . esnS' worth q nh
bon and ccnzCuet 4 bcunec thar VII
make 4 t1rry dollar ucEsrosiry Iock
Just ErLie biz Ike - csnz-Eo1z-0u
Post
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-01-21

Subscribe for the chieftatn.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-11
sOMMERsGHOOL TOBE
HELD At ADAMsTON
Prof. Morrison, Principal of
the Adamston School,
Will Teach 1t.

Prof. y. p. Morrison, now principal
of the Adamston public school, win
teach summer school just after the
district schools close. All pupils and
teachers Interested in going to school
will do well to. address him. or call
on him at Adamston. He will have
sufficient help in the primary depart
ment TO accommodate all children.
This will bc n great benefit for any in
the eight grades who may be back
in some branches. Prof. Morrison ii
q graduate of Buckhannon Seminary
and well qualified for the wori, Of a
teacher Parents should zee 10 1t,
that their children are ven educated.
The schools in Coal district arc
progressing under district supervIs-
ion. Members of the board Of edu-
cation are to be congratulated for
building such good buildings. The
work being done by the teachers and
school officers deserves praise. Good
schools aid any community.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-11
RELATIVES
Coming to Take Charge Of
Body of Miner Found
Dead in Cabin.

Pending tho arrival of relatives
from bridgeport. o.. no arrangements
aylll be made for the funeral of James
fNarcellus the c0lored man who was
found dead In his cabin at Gypsy
yesterday, 4 telegram received here
Thursday morning stated that some
Of the relatives were coming to this
city at once.
Tile relatives arc his fathcr. Harvey
Marcellus, Of Bridgeport, o.; sister.
Airs Julia Allen, Of Martins Ferry,
o.: aud three brothers. Cecil. Walker
and BRANCH, or bridgeport. Mrs.
s,slSatc Itlgeaboihanl, OF Point Comfort.
rand John HisenbothRip, Of his city.
are cousins
Justice. Thompson Of Shinnston wii2
( bad clIarge Of the case as acting cor
aaer, decided ans inquest unnecessary
'rhe dead man had been AFFLICTED with
asthma and 1t Is thought that was
tho cause OF his death. He was founa
lying beside stove upon which some
drugs had been heated. He was like
~ inhaling the yapors from them.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-11
STATE CASES
Are Urged by Attorneys BE.
fore the Circuit Court
of Appeals.

RICHMOND. Va, Mar, 1.-THE
United States circuit court of ap-
peals reconvened yesterday with Cir
cult Judges Goff aud Prltchard and
District Judges Boyd and Day
to min attendance. The following
cases were argued:
John Quincy Dickinson ct. al.
plaintiffs in error VS.. H. L. Hunting.
tou, ct. al, defendants in error. In
error to the circuit cour; Of Charles
ton, W. Va, continued from Tues
day. Cause further argued by w.
Mollohan, of Charleston. w. Va. for
the plaintiffs in error and submitted.
John Citation and ". L. Evans, an.
pellants, VS.. 7. Marcellus Marshall,
appellee, appeal from the circuit
court Of Parkersburg, W. Va; cause
argued BY John W. Davis, Of clarks-
burg, w. va. and n. F. Kidd, 0;
Glenyille. W. Va. for the appellanss
and by linn and Byrne OF Charles.
ton, w. Va. for the appeilees.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-11
'EE0NERATIONS
OF the. Payment, d. Faxes Are
Allowed in Several In
stances by. Court.


Enonerations largely occupied Id
attention Of the county court Thurs.
day.
w. 2. Jenkins was eexpnerated On
$625 for the year 1907.
4. D. Barnes was cxonera ted Of ti,e
payment Of an over charge Of $3.50
as teachers fund tax ii Simpson dis.
trict
Mary F. Kidd was exonerated on
two lots at Adamst ON valued al ssso
for 1907.
Thew. g. Kester case relative d
a change Of the boundary line 81.
tween Clark and simpson districts
was confined,
The county court appointed IL
members TO view proposed Changes.
IN the Tanners Ford road In Union
district.
An fnspection of the county h
resulted in compliments by the cousi-
ty court to Turnkey r d. Long and
the sherift for the manner n Tliicb
the Jail is kept Trere are IS is-
mates there at present
Marion 7. cgpplpgham quaIiaed Il
administrator Of .. N. cunnlnri,sIn
with bond at 5000.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-11
DECISIONS
Are Handed Down in -Four
Cases by the State SUI
preme Court.

CHARLESTON. w. Va, March H.
-Four opinions have been handed
down by, the supreme court Of appeals
as follows:
Beard vs.. the Indemnity Insurance
Company. from cabeil county. re-
Hcrscd and Judgment rendered. opin-
ion Of Judge Robinson.
Baker vs. Jackson. from Randolph
county; decree affirmed. opinion BY
Judge Brannon.
IIaifpenny & Hamilton vs. Tate &
Dewitt ct al, from Randolph county;
decree reversed, modified and re-
manded, Opinion by Judge Miller.
Cross ct al rs. Gall ct al, from Bar
bour county: decree affirmed: Opinion
by Judge Miller,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-11
PUTS UP OVERCOAT
As Security For a Fine In
posed by the Mayor in
Police Court.

A defendant who said his name
was a. v, Orr, put up his overcoat
in police court at the regular session
this morning, presided over by Mayor
Edward ]. Wood, as security for tho
payment OF a fine of $3.50, imposed
FOR drunkenness.
7. E. Gill was fined $500 FOR
drunkenness but the fine was sus-
pended on his promise to leave the
city within sixty minutes.
S. L. Lewis was fined like sum
for drunkenness ana was released On
his promise to settle in the near fu-
turc.
"A cash bond OF $500. deposited
by Thomas Price. who was arrested
for drunkenness. was forfeited in his
failure to appear for trial.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-11
HOME AGENT
Arrives Here From Charles.
ton on His Regular An
sual Visit to City.

The Rev. WI. Hubbard. assistant
superintendent and financial agent OF
the children's Home Society Of west
Virginia, has arrived in the city on
his annual visit in the interest OF that
work The Home is doing perhaps,
the greatest work in its history and
deserves the continued support Of he
benevolent and patriotic citizens OF
the State. Theer Is certainly not any
cause more worthy-caring for the
homeless and orphan children OF the
State and providing fathers ana moth-
ers for them-than that which the
Home represents. We bespeak ion
Mr.. Hubbard a cordial hearing On
the part Of the city and LIBERAL re.
sponse in donations to the holneles,
and dependent children OF The state
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-11
Can Not Place Company
Name on gInfair List in
Newspaper.
MAY PUBLISH THINGS
However About Company but
Not in Aid of Boycott
Contempt Moi Included.

WASHINGTON b. q. Mar II
The conrl q appeals y he District
~ cplunibia today modified ana Il
IiFmed lie opinion q Justice sould.
5of the supreme conrt of the District.
enioining Tie american Federation
~ Labor samuel Gompcrs and osh-
ers defendants from publishing il
the we don't patronize list" the
name q tie Bucks Stove and Range
Company of ST Louis;
The opinioa holds that the decree
oE Judge Gonld, should Be modified
10 tie extent thai there should be
eliminated from the decree the re-
strietien Of the labor organization
and the other defendant from men
tioning. wrlting or referring 10 the
business Of the Bucks stove ami
Range company or rs castomets.
Otherwise the decree Is conhrnel
The court holds that 'combina-
uon aud boycott in turtherancr
thereon and publication in we
don't patrcnize lists in aid o. d boy
cottsare Illegal The court held that
the defendants could not he restrain
ed from all pnblIeation referring %
the Bucks Stove and Range Com
pany, but only to such as are made
in fprtherance Of an illegal boycott.
The decision does not settle the
appeal nthe contempt proceedings
in which Gompers, Morrison anG
Mitchell were given iaii sentences
This case VIM Ne heard later by the
appellate coasi
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-11
WEST VIRGINIA
SENDS SEVEN
TO HARVARD
Among Them is DIR. Charles
Warren Halterman Of
Glarksburg

BOSTON. Mass March Wei u
Virginia sends q Harvard Uniyersifss
hi year a deiegation of seven stud
cnts according TO the annual enroll-
Irnent figures for the season. as they
have just been ann nounced by the uns-
yctsity authorities OF these seven
West virgtnians but one is membar
ofthe straight undergraduates depart
nicat, all OF the others being enroll
ed in some one OF the numerous
graduate schools connccted with tho
university The total enrolment for
the year in all departments Is ss9lS or
ia falling on over a year ago; when the
high-water mark in enrolment was
reached on the figures fsO21.
The complete list OF West Virginia
students at Harvard follows:
Medicai school Charles Warner
Halterman CBlectic Medical Insti.
tutc 's9l, graduate student. clarIss-
burg.
Undergraduate Department f.
Raymond III. Fairmont.
Graduate School Of Arts and
Sciences LYDIA Jndson Hanifan "a.
p West Virginia University o70
first year, education. Elkins; oda
Earl Karichof ca. an. Harvard O7l.
fourth year. social ethics and philos-
ophy. Buckhannon: Robert Jackson.
Largents "a. B. West Virginia uni.I
yersity 'os and now assistan I'M Latin
a State Normal school. Huntington.
w, Va.,O first year classics, Paw.
Paws Carter Goodwin Wpodsbh d.
N, University Of Chicago ,Os) nrstt
year, history and government
Huntington.
Law school-John Charles Berry
"a, B, West Virginia Uniyersity on,
second year, Wheeling.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-11
WRIT ISSUED
BY the State Supreme Court
in Charleston's Char
ter Case.

CHARLESTON. Mar. ll-on the
petition Of President Charles Capito
Of the Charleston Chamber of Com.
merce, the supreme court has issued
a writ Of mandamus against c. L
Topping, clerk OF the House of Del,
eEates aud keeper OF rolls OF the
last legislature to compel him to In
clude In the accounts OF the legisTu-
ture tire Charleston charter bill,
The charge is that Governor W. NJ
.. Dawsou's veto was made too late
The writ is returnahle Friday al
10 O'Clock. The city election un,
der the old charter is on the follow.
Ing Monday.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-11
PROGRAM
OF County Medical Society's 5
Post Graduate School
Session Tonight.

at the regular weekly session OF
the Harrison County Medical socle-
ty's post graduate school. which win
be held In the society's room in tho
Empire building. beginning at s
O'Clock. the following program WIN
be carried out:
Amebic Dysentcry. Trypanosonia-
sis and Tropical splenomeEaiy.
DR.. c. r. Ogden. Df. A. j. Kenfser
Diseases Due to cestodes.
DIR. H. v. Warner. DR.. John Folk
Diseases, Due to Parasitic Infusoria
.......,... ........ Or. A. NJ.
McGovern, DR.. T. G. Harris
Diseases Due to Nematodes-tal
Ascariasls tb) Trichfniosis (cy
oxyurtasis ............ DIR. j. b,
d. Winfield. Dr.. d. L. Ritter
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-11
SENT TO JAIL
Is Lester Ialgington, Who is
Found Guilty as Abb
sconding Debtor.

A. Lester Taikington, found guilty.
py jury Ia Justice W. P. Camps
court last evening, OF an attempt -
leave the state without paying iiis
creditors, among whom is the Hornote
GAYLORD Company, making the com
PLANT walked out Of the court room
as the jurors were douuius their coats
and for some TING was not seen az i'm
II was believed that he had actually
accomplished what the complainant
sought not let him do. that Is ID say.
get ayfly. But, later BE came back 81
II was arranged for him 70 appear in
court at 10 O'Clock tiils morning t.
adjust the matter.
Persons concerled ala not appear
In court at the hour named and Jus
tiee Camp Committed Taikiastoa To-
Jail for 19 days He Is now serving
the sentence.