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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-26
CITY IS PRAISED
And Merchants, Too, BY Rep
resentatives of Colgate
& Company.

After a successful stay OF two
months during which time they did
a considerable amount Of business iu
Clarksburg and vicinity, w. B.
Reed, district manager OF Colgate q
Company. the New York soap
makers and perfamers, and his as
slstants, w. D. Matthews. Nv. K.
Bender and J. N. MickIe, win leave
Saturday morning for ChaFleston.
whore they win remain for some
time. They have nothing but praise
for Clarksbarg and tho merchaass
and druggists here both for their
courtesy and liberal patronage.
They did a far greater business here
than In any other city in the IateF-
ior ana say that they believe the
city's business conditions arc Of a
more substantial character than any
other city Of Its size. 1t is their In
tentlon to return here In June.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-26
BORROWS GUN
ON TIE DAY He IS KILLED
IMPROVEMENT IN :
MA TTONAL GUARD
ASsll Result from New Law
Adjutant General Must
Have Experience

IN 49, n n 4
- seslit lnserese 70 0lllcers IND
~ e slls sstss'opal s'us'pa ~ oss'
e.'s ~ ass ossa " aes'Sn OF sps '.
!, 81 ss'''sats = fsiasloa 70 aouse oh.
sss ss'sssaps x KS N''s'o,lai suaeo
ssna ap se1s's ltnporsanV changes N
sas s's'ssas WIZ = view g improving
ass l.lssll y. ! ISL ''ses rs 1l,e provision
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-26

II Cleveland, Ohio Next
Week 10 Consider the
Lake Fuel Situation.

F. t41t E i IS Il
An unusually Imp portant meet of
coal operators from Ohio PennsSls
iyania and West Virginia, WIN he held
at Cleveland next Svednesday This
meeting in turn viii be followed ,y
one on March 3, at ptttsburg Local
operators win he present at both sis
they are vitality Interested in the bus.
mess which Is to take up the ad3ust.
uient of the lake coal situation Tor the
year to come. Much lake coal is ship
ped from this distrIet and from 81 tlier
parts OF west Virginia.
il Just what changes win result cans
mot be told as vet. II Is not expected
that there win be anything more than.
an ordinary business in the first few
months after the opening OF navfga.
stion. With the betterment OF gen.
Ieral business conditions now expect
ed the latter part Of the season. ii
Is believed, WIN provide an active
market for coal.
The operators arc expecting that an
increase OF at least ten cents ton
win result from pending iegisiation Is
make the work Of miners aafen a
biii being completed now for isubniis.
sion to the present session OF the
Pennsylvania legislature provides
for slde shearing. reduction OF the
quantity Of powder used in shooting
down coal, underwriting additional
entries to every mine, additional
openings where specified BY the min
ing inspectors. and a number Of other
safeguards. West Virginia is ex-
pected to.follow Pennsylvania prompt.
ly in this matter, and Ohio and Indi.
ana are also expected to adopt these
measures. They Will require much
larger investment. and Will entail
greater cost OF actual mining. The
quality Of screened coal viii be im-
proved by the coal not being shot.
down so hard The miner viii mako
more money than In the past.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-26
BIG GAS WE'LL
Is Drilled in BY Lafayette
Company, in Which Are.
Local Residents.

Local residents are interested in a
splendid gas well that has been drilled
In at McFarlan. Richie coutny. whose
daily production is tonservatiyely, esti-
mated at five million feet. The COM
pany owning the well Is known Is the
Lafayette OIL Company. OF which L.
e. Grille Is president. Dr.. U. w. sho-
walter, vice president and Victor VII
lers secretary-treasurer The direc-
tors include besides the officers named
Alya yillers, of this city; and George
A Wallis, Of Kingwood.I The COM
pany owns more than 1000 acres Of
territory, where the well was drilled
in.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-26

When II Lets Go With Great
Force and Fatal Result
TO Him.

An explosion 81 nj itr0gl glycerfhe at
the Clyde Bailey On we'll No. 9 on
Cherry Camp Run two miles norths
east Of Salem al 4 O'clock Friday
morning blew Hadieg Foster INTO
such small pieces that but few parts
of his body have as vet been found:
Foster left Salem that morning,
with a wagon load of nitroglycerine
to 80 10 the well and blow 1t ont.
The trip was made in safety but the.
explosive was frozen and he was en-
gagged in thawing it, when the ex-
plosion occurred. The force of the
same was felt IN Salem aud other
sections Of that part Of the county.
and was SO terrific that the people
of the community surrounding the
well we're thrown into a wild state
of alarm ],
Inquiry soon led ito the location of
the explosion and numbers We're at
tracted to the scene only to learn
ytnat nothing virtually remained of
Fosters body. Search was instI-.
tuted at once for all the fragments
that could be found. But this re-
suited in the picking up but few,
small pieces
The team of horses was a consider
able distance away from the explo-
sion and escaped harm, ana no.
damage was done to property OF lin-I
jury received by Others.
Foster was S5 years OF aga and.
came to Salem from Marietta, o..
two days ago. He procured employ
ment from John Johnson, blower
for the Virginia Torpedo Company.
Nothing Is known of his people.
& r. y It- 4
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-26
Tuna and West Fork Will
Again Be at Work at
Midnight.
'sETT.Is EMENT PENDING
Scale 10 Be o Offered By Men
Viii Be Signed For a
Full Try-out.

\ "a resumption Of operations At the
Tuna and West Fork window glass
factories win take place this mid
night. Announcement is made to this
eject by both the manufacturers and
the workers
Operations OF the factories will be
pending final settlement Of the diff
ferences over the wage sacie. Both
companies have agreed to sign the
wage scale the workers organization
may present and operate It, II they
can do so, but If not. notice of several
days Is to be given the workmen.
Chairman Robert A. Murphy of the
wage committee, which Is holding ses-
sIons in Cleveland. o.. has wired
Messrs. John Koblegard OF the West
Fork factory, and c. H. Harding. of
the Tuna company. to confer with
the committee tomorrow in Cleveland.
II is believed by both sides that an
adjustment will be arrived at, which
win be satisfactory to all ana insure
continuous operation OF the plants the
remainder of the season.
Both factories have started their
blow furnaces ana are ready for the
resumption tonight. Announcement Is
made that 275 men are expected to go
to work at the Tuna and at least 400
at the West Fork. The men have
been Idle since December Is. whom
they were ordered out on a strike.
The Peerless will likely also STRAIT to-
night However, that viii be depend
emit on the return of the men from
points out OF the city Many Of them
have already reported for duty and
others arc on the way. The Alliance.
scale has been adopted at this plant
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-26
CLASS PI. ANTS TO RESUME
WORK. AT MID CT I HOUR
READING ROOM IS
PLAlNlVED FOR MEN
Who Are Engaged at Work
During the Week
Days.

The Genital Trades Council held
fegntar session Thursday night
Tie ythian han. with a larger at
tetidanee than usual, in fact there
vas almost full representation
The me ting was a most interest
Ing and helpful one, owing to the
many matters disposed of and PLAN
ned fef the betterment of the work
tngnan ana those dependent upon
him.
The interests Of employers have
lty no means been overlooked as the
council fully appreciates the import
ant relationship between employer
and employe. and It Is argued that
what is for the highest good OF the
pne Is also beneficial to the other.
An important matter which has
been under discussion the last two
Or three meetings Is the establish
4netit and maintenancs OF a reading
room Centrally located. and to be
open especially on Sunday after
moons for the benefit OF the public
itls general, but for laborlng men in
particular, 1t is urged that quite a
tlamDef Of men are engaged at work
Ilsand around Clarksburg. who are
away from their homes and who
have no especial place to, go for on
tertaiRment and mental and moral
improvement. a reading room
would meet this need AS u rule,
when Sunday comes the working
man needs not 50 much active recre-
ston as rest and recuparation. 1t
is the general expression of all the
delegates that this movement should
Re taken up before next Winter.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-26
RECORDS broken
By the House Session Which
Ends After Sixteen
and Half Hours.

WASHINGTON, D. C.. Feb. 60
All records for the sixtioth congress
were broken by the House session
which ended at 1921 O'Clock this
morning, having extended over a
period OF 1914 hours. Efforts of the
leaders to rush through all import
ant appropriation bills in the closing
hours OF the session which termia-
ates next Thursday. together with
distractions placed in the way by
Democrats, will probably necessitate
long night sessions on the remaining
days.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-26
OHIO FALLING
Rise is Not Expected to Go
Above Fifty-six Feet.
Unless It Rains.

cfcrNNATl, o. FEB. 264with-
out further rain the river here VIII
mot go above fifty-six feet on the
present rise according to. the local
weather forecaster. 1T is Falling at
its headwater down to Parkersburg
and from the latter city to cincia-
natl It is either stationery or rising
slowly. No serious damage has re-
suited.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-26
joint MEETING
OF Medical Society and Retail
Druggists Association is
Arranged For.

. Decision was made at the month.
ly bushes meeting OF the Harrison
County Medical Society in the En-.
pire building Thursday night, to
hold a joint meeting with the retail
druggists association on Thursday,
March 25. to discuss the relations
between local physicians and drug
gists. The Joint meeting was rec
ommended by a committee consist
ing OF Drs. shuttleworth, Wilson
and Arnett.
A committee on public health and
Legislation was appointed, with the
following mcmbers: Drs. Halter
man, Warner and Mason. DIS.
Morgan, Hood and Fleming Howell
were appointed members OF a library
committee.
DR.. Edmund D. Tucker, OF Wal
lace, was admitted to membership.
The post graduate school session
was held and the program that had
been prepared was carried out in
full, papers being read by, Drs. NAL
10y. Mason and Dew.
Those present at the meeting
were the following doctors: Malloy,
Louchery. Dew, Morgan. Fieming
Howell. G. L. Howell, shuttlewortf,
lIalterman, Jarvis, Ogden, Holden.
Hood, Mason, R. B. Nutter, Warner,
Matheney, ]. E. Wilson, jackson
aud Slater.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-26
FINES ARE PAID
Money is Left by Four in Pc.
lice Court as Penalties
For Drunkenness.

Defendants who said their names
were Mark Mccain and Worthy Mid
dleton were convicted Of drunken
ness at the regular session OF city
court this morning. which was presid-
ed over BY MayoS Edward ]. Wood,
and were fined $3.50 each, which
they paid. Antonio Bilotte also paid
a fine Of $3.50 for drunkenness and
was released. Joe Romeo. arrested
for drunkenness and disordeFly con-
duet IN the street. forfeited cash
bond Of $3.50 by failing to be present
for a hearing.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-26
DIVISION
OF Ancient Order OF HIbcfnians % BE
Organized at Grafton.

The Ancient Order of Hibernians
win organize division at Grafton
Sunday night A team from clarlSs-
burg win attend as will also the local
Ladies Auxiliary. Editor IIaltigan.
OF Washington, D. G., who publishes
the National Hibcrnian, the Official
newspaper cf the Organization, viii
be present and make an address. The
clarlSsburg HIbernians and Ladies' Of
the Auxiliary will so down on No. u
Sunday evening
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-26
AN INCREASE
In Freight Tonnage tie Last Two
Weeks Is Noticeable.

Freight tonnage during the last two
weeks shows noticeable increase
over the corresponding period in JAM
uary tits expected that the forts
nightly bulletin Of the car efhciency
committee of 4tlle American Railway
Association. which will be issued sat-
,urday or Monday, VIII show d de.
crease in surplus equipment, ItSls
pointed out that, while coal tonnage
has fallen off. general merchandise
and through freight show. an increase.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-26
/. ...U|I.IINlIAIIIBI..E
Senator I'illman Thinks a Re.
cent Message Of the
President is.

WASHINGTON, ii. d Fsb
Senator Tillman today tntfodnced
q resolution instrueting the senate
committee on post oIIiee 10 inoitire
and report whether tae recent mes
sage Of the President Forwarding
to congress the report II tile nome
coHtssion should n9t Be excluded
rom the mails as matter improper
for transmission.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-26
INSTRUCTIVE
.lnd Helpful is Lecture Delivered by
Dr. Cartwright.

All those who heard. Or. Cart
wright, OF Pittsburg, deliver his lee
ture, The Marble waaleth. = at the
Central Christian church Thursday
night as a number of the ministerial
unions benefit course. eay 1t was
very entertaining, instructive and
helpful. 1t was fun of strong truths
and enlfyened with numerous anec-
dotes. The theme was character
building and the speaker made i'm
pressive points along this line. Tho
anditorIam Of the church was
with an attentive audi
enee.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-26
BIG FIRES
In Columbus and Chicago
Destroy Property at a
Great Loss.

COLUMBUS, o., Feb. s6.--Fire 10.
day destroyed the building occupied
by the Tracy Wells Company, and
damaged the Brunswick Bowling Co.
building adjoining. The loss is $780,
900.
CHICAGO. Feb. s6.-Flrc today de-
stroyed warehouse No. of tho Albert
Dickinson Company, seeds, at Taylor
street, entailing los of $l5O.OOO.
Several firemen are reported dead
under the wall which fell whom the
Dickinson warehouse was destroyed.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-26
ANOTHER
Birthday Anniversary Comes THIS
Week, That OF LongfelIow's.

The custom OF observing the birth
days Of eminent statesmen ana
authors in the public schools has be-
come q very popular one. This
month has been fraught with birth
days. but there is one still remaining.
LongefeHow's.
Saturday win be the one hundredth
and second anniversary of the birth
Of Henry wadsworth Longfellow. Fri
day is the day set for the celebration
Of the event in the public schools.
This is literary day in the schools
and programs will be made up Of var
lous subjects appropriate for the oc.
.casion.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-26
NcAvoY GOING SOON.

George McAvoy Is expected Is.
leave here in few days f6f Dallas,
Tex He has been at East Liver
pool. O., the last seyefal weeks
The coming season iis gii 5e Z
member Of The Dallas bae Ia
.ot the Texas league
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-26
CIVIC AIDES
IN PARADE!
Who Are to Be Mounted Are
Announced in a Com
Plete List.

WASHINGTON, D. G.. Feb. 2s-
A complete list OF the mounted
aides Of the committee on civic or:
ganizations Is as follows:
Washington, D.. g.
Rufus B Biume. Leroy Breith-
barth. Charles D. Church, Floyd b,
Davis. Rsv. William Hart Dexter, o.
+. Donoioe, Morris p. Ferris, Wal
lace A. Fisher. Theodore N. Gill, Jr.,
Edward Summer CLAWS. George N,
Hanson, George B. Hebbard, William
H. Henshaw, Frank ID. Hester VI.
D.. Philip s. Hitchborn, D. u.
Hughes, Alan P. Hume, Thomas b.
Huyck, Charles E. Lane, Charles n.
Lindsey, Charles Long, F. w. Mac
kensie, James L. Marshall, William
P. Meredith. Langdon Moore, John
F. o'Neil Edwin II. PilIsbury, II.
Raleigh Raines. Charles w. Ray, d.
n. Rust, II. L. sansburg, Thad. b,
Sargent. R. T. Scott Samuel Scott,
George NJ. sIye. Samuel 9. smott,
Henry g. Stephens, j. G. Tennent,,
Ennals Waggaman, l.. D. Waters,
]. g. Weedon, Robert W. Wells, c.
Y, West, John R. Wright. Robert
e. L. Yellott, John H. Small, VIII
liam II. Haglilton. Hon. w. g.
Mitherbee, g. G. Calhoun. l.. W.
Groomes, Thomas schondau, Myrou
NJ. cady, b. Frank Wright, sanuel
Herrick, |, n. Runyan, John w. II.
Grim, William H. Yerkcs, Jr., q. p.
SWEET. B. F. Smith, Allan A. Iryire,
s. D. Pcarman.
Alabama.
D. NJ Allen. culpcper Exum,
Birmingham.
Georgia.
d. G. Betieam. Hon. clifford II.
Thompson, Albany.
Illinois.
Louis j. Behan. A. W. Miller,
Chicago; Charles A. Cline, Clinton;
Hon. Joe c. Weir, Rantoul.
Maryland.
Warren Jefferson Davis. Chevy
Chase, j. Fred Kranz. Baltimore;
Harry w. Shepherd.
Pennsylvania.
G. G. Baldie, Walter s. Grsevy,
Altoona; Robert H. Lindsay, Pitts.
burg; Osborne Mitchell. Washing
ton; Col. W. Fred Reynolds. Belle
fonte; Harry b. Tyson, Noristown; 1;
Henry g. Clement, Philadelphia.
Ohio.
Toppy Troupe. sprlngfeidA Ho.
mer S. Williams, Youngstown: John
S. Orr, Youngstown.
Hon. James Albus, st. Joseph
Mo-: Col. William j. Bass, chata.
noonga, Tenn; Col. John S. Gun.
ningham, Cunningham, N. c.; L
A. Hawkes., Camden, n. j.: Captain
Duncan Boughner, Clarksburg. w
Va; Harry D. Hopkins, N. D.. Jeri
cho Center, VI; W. F. Hite, Hunt
ington, W va; Charles H. l..
Johnson, Woodiey Lane, D. c.; !
w. Lanham, Brookland, D. G.; Cap
tain W. H. Mcbride, Batavia. n. Y.
Charles Peck. Phelps, n. y: j. W.
shadwell. MINI, MINI; charlesAr
thur Trtmble, Elizabeth. n. j.; C. L
Woodbury.. Burlington. Vt; Charles
H. Frttch, Syracuse, n. "; Hon
George S. Husch, New York City.
Rev John Eastman, Sisseton, S. D.
William ]. Walker, Albany, n. Y.
Thomas b. Wright, Norfolk. Va
Hon. Louis L. Bourgeois. Convent
La; H. Wander Roest. v. S.. New
ark. y. j.; Col. Harry F. Ross
Bangor. Me.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-26
aaANAGEE pRu,nI ARRIHI.s.

Ferdinand Drunn Iianaee 6i d &
years baseball team oE tlls paesS
Ieaguo in tlii civ ssriysd mere last.
evening from Iinsieid. 8 who're
no successfully man g6d q polo iealsl
during the winter SEASON. He hSs
been reserved by Tie local bascbaii
associatluh ma win iltsolS IS uasie
manager 81 slls tean stis year.
sass the outlook I'll GOOD season Is
fine.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-26
MERCHANTS ASSIGN
AT Grasselli For the Benefit
OF Their Creditors
All Alike.

Braullo zaplco and Louis slsfex
Spanish merchants al Grasselit have
made an assignment for tlle benefit
Of their creditors, naming Samuel ~.
Gordon as trustee. There are said.
tosbe 40 priority claims and / Is pros
svi9ed that tho trustee iian dispose
u the stock OF goods ma pay th6.
creditors prorata.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-26
GOES 10 TEXAS.

Bob cOnoway, one Of the leading
members Of the clarksburg baseball
team last season, Is enroute from
this city to Dallas. Tex. where he
win play the coming season on the
Dallas team q the Texas league
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-26
DEATH on RAIL

PARSONS. Feb. 26-Amos woi-
ford, twenty-four. unmarried, 4
iumbernian employed By the Dyy
Fork Lumber Company, was acci-
dently KILLED at Ianesyflle 81 being
run oyer BY q lumber train HIS
body win be sent to his hon ii
Spigel, Pa, Tor tntefmen
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-26
eREAr eRAspFArnrn plsan.

Attorney Thomas Ramage win to-
morrow 70 attend the funeral Of his
great grandfather. Washington RAM
age, at Fairchanee. Pa, afr. Ramaee
died yesterday at II O'Clock 81 a.
age q q years.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-26
APPROPRIATIONS
Bnl 10 Garry st,s0o,OOO First Year.
and Sl.7OO.0OO the Second.

CHARLESTON Feb. 2s.-rhe ap-
psopriatloh bin win carry $1,000, 900
the first year and s1.70O,OOO the sec
snd year. The State university win
Sc given sS2O,OOO.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-26

Attorney F. o. Sutton viii leave this
evening TOR Patlsersburg to attend. to
legal business aha will be gone two
iilasE.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-26
aIAR1IaGT Sst.

a nlatTtage license has beosi is-i
sued to John Leslie HarBsrt and
Eva u ROSS
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-26

WASHINGTON, D. G., Feb. 20
a complete list OF the mounted ,
aides Of the committee on civic or-i
ganizations Is as follows:
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-26

RESULTS GUARANTEED
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-09-14
OCTOBER s, TO Be
DEMOCRATIC DAY


Cs1tzrle Okla zeEr 14-T1e @e1c-
cratic afzts exse4ElFs er-maEtee aA1
: r.m1er ~ S-szize1t csnDerzrs
from o7sr Tie aszte net a. c-thESe
yssser1ag and aeezp1s1 the L1rltztaoz
" IT, 0klahonsa Srate Fair assoe1z-
ton 10 kel1 = bsg lenoerztie Ezeet-
Xxx a. tie state fzlF sr1gnes "a Wed
nes1zy. cctober fhe SIXTH The first
seasion u the zzeffzg viii be at ne
grsnd sszn1 a. ten O'Clock 2. a.. a1d
the nasesl1g Viii Be addressed by Hoz.
Champ cIzrk a Missouri mi1oEtEy
leader q the hozse ~ representatives.
II e. expeeted that sfr Clark VII De-
liver aa address on the Tariff and
tel II ire struggle waged IN the last
session by the minority party e is
enorts 70 revise the taria downward
Beginning al eight o'clo<k AZ the
znditogi1m q popular dollar q place
banquet will be served At which
toaats will be responded 70 by Hon.
T. p. Gore and Robert Owen, Okla
homae members Of the United States
senate. A speaker viii also Be select
"a from each of the FIVE congressional
districts who viii deliver ten minutes
responses.
1t tis expected that thls meeting wiil
include the state COMMITTEES. the chair
man Of each county COMMITTEES, ~ of
the democratic Newspaper men and
the democratic workers from every
county fl the state.
Chairman Thompson announced that
the state committee would be called
10 meet Al Oklahoma city Tuesday,
October 5th.
All arrangements for the banquet
viii BE- left ia the hands of Hon r r
FULLER of Oklahoma City and commit
tees 10 be appointed BY him.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-09-14
STAR HALFBACK
CHOSEN CAPTAIN
vinlsa High School Football Team
Bodies Evil to Opponents For
State Championship.

The Rahl Rah season Is on In earn
est at the vinita high school Yester-
day marked the beginning Of football
practice. and a fast team Is In pros
pect About fifteen candidates for
the team reported for practice. Jay
Ilonberger the star bali back Of last
season was chosen captain and Prof
Fitch. manager and coach
prof Fitch formerly played on the
warrensburg Normal team at War
rensburg. Mo. and is considered one
OF the best coaches handling q hiSh
school team ia the middle west.
The outlook for a winning football
team 10 viuita Is the best IN the his
tory Of the school The members Of
the team that made such a wonderful
record last season. are all back
IN school this year. with an.
other years age and several
pounds OF flesh added to their
playing ability There are also one
or two new players that win add con.
siderable strength 10 the team. al.
though u is probable that there viii
not be much change in the lineup Of
the team over last year The team
this year will probably average ifteen
pounds heavier than last year and
considering the fact that they lost but
one game last year Il certainly looks
ike the state championship would be
elommed By the Vinlta hleh school
this season.
The new uniforms have been delay
cd. bot are expected 20 arrive ln q
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