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estS involved arc Of great import
ance to the American fishing industry
and the FINAL settlement of the contro-
FerSv will remove d source of con.
stant irritation and complaint. This
is the first case involving such great
international questions, which has
been submitted to the permanent
court oil arbitration at The Hague
The Near East
HIS majesty. Nehmed V. sultan of
turkey. recently sent to this country
special embassy to announce his
accession. The quick transition OF
the government of the Ottoman en-.
plre from one of retrogade tendencies
to a constitutional government with
a parliament and with progressive
policies of reform and public Improve.
ment, is one OF the important phe-
nomena OF our times. Constitutional
government seems also 10 have made
1urther advance in Persia. These
events have turned the eyes of the
world upon the near east In that
quarter the prestige of the United
States has spread widely through the
peaceful influence of American
schools. universities and mission.
aries. There is every reason why we
should obtain a greater share of the
commerce of the near east Hnce the
conditions are more favorable now
than ever before.
latln-America.
one OF the happiest events in recent
Pan-American diplomacy was the
paclhc. independent settlement bv
the governments OF Bolivia and Peru
oil n boundary difference between
them which for some weeks threat
ened to cause and even 10 entraln EN-.
bittermentS affecting other republics
less directly concerned. From yari
oliS quarters, directly or Indirectly
concerned, the intcrmediation OF the
United States was sought to assist
in solution of the controversy. Do
string at all times to abstain from
any undue mingling i'm the affairs of
sister republics and having faith in
the ability Of the governments of Peru
and Bolivia themselves to settle their
differences In a manner satisfactory tn
themselves, which. viewed with mag
nanimity would assuage all embit.
terment. this government steadily ab.
stained from being drawn into the
controversy and was much gratIfied
to find its confidence justified by
events.
Pan American Policy.
The Pan-American policy Of this
government has long been fixed in its
principles and remains unchanged
With the changed circumstances OF
the United States and of the re-
publlcs TO the south or us. most of
which have great natural resources
stable government and progressive
Ideals, the apprehension OF which gave
rise TO the Monroe doctrine, may
DC said to have nearly disnpDeared.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-07
SHERIFF TAKES MAN
BACK TO IDAHO

Sheriff Ellis OF Pocatello. Idaho.
came tc Ogden yesterday for ]. l..
Olsen. who is wanted in that city on
n charge of embezzlement Olsen was
formerly in the employ of the Deseret
Implement company OF this city which
some time ago closed its store here.
From the meager Information gath
cred. Olsen. acting for the company,
is said TO have sold resident of Po-
catello number of agricultural i'm
plementS to be delivered last July.
PromisSory notes were executed by
the Pocatello party in payment for the
machinery which has not yet been de-
livered 10 the purchaser An effort
has been recently made, according to
the story. TO collect the notes by w.
c. Rarig, the former manager of the
implement company This latter action
Is believed to have prompted the Po-
catello man who has not yet received
the machinery he paid for in pronis-
sorry notes. to swear TO complaint
charging Olsen with embezzlement.
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MEETING TO ELECT
CAUCUS CHAIRMAN

Washington, D. c., Dec. 6.-With
great earnestness Democrat members
of the senate met today to elect a
successor 10 Senator Culbcrson, WAC
has determined TO resign as chairman
OF the caucus because OF i'll health.
"A temporary program has been ar.
ranged by which Senator Money. vice
chairman. vas to be elevated TO tie
leadership and 10 decline because OF
i'll health. Senator Becon was then
to be elected chairman With this
program agreed upon. Senator Culber-
sons letter was read 10 the assem-
GlaGc, and then ii was discovered that
be had not resigned the chairman
ship, but had merely stated his pur.
pose OF so doing
Immediately all the wcl-laid plans
were upset and further action was
postponed until deGnlte action is talk.
en- by the Texas senator.
The caucus elected Thos w Keller
OF West Virginia, assistant doorkeep-
er, which is equivalent to Demo.
cratic representative OF the sergeant
alarms OF the senate. Mr. Keller has
been i'll the employ of the senate for
thirty years.
A Inagnifyins glass is not required
TO make visible rho bacil1f Of ooccfN
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Continued from Page one.)
Control of lighthouses.

Control of Lighthouses.
Transfer of control over the light
houses 10 suitable civilian bureau is
recommended because of frequent fric-
tion due to the absence OF any cen
tral independent authority.
White slavery IS discussed. the view
being that there is urgent necessity
for additional legislation and greater
executive activity to suppress 1t.
White Slavery.
I believe it to be constitutional -
the president says. Ito forbid under
penalty. the transportation of persons
for purposes OF prostitution across ma
uonal and state lines; and by appro-
Driating a fund of $4,000 TO be used
by the secretary OF commerce and
labor for the employment OF special
inspectors, It will be possible to bring
those responsible for this trade to in,
dlctment and conviction under fed
eral law"
The president says that, while the
medical departments OF the army and
navy must be kept separate, there
seems no reason why all the other
bureaus and offices in the general
government which have TO do with the
puoiic health should not be united in
q bureau to be called the Bureau of
Public Health
High State of Prosperity.
In conclusion the president saws.
Speaking generally, the country is in
high state OF prosperity There is
every reason to believe that we arc
on the eve OF u substantial business
expansion and we have lust rarnerod
harvest unexamDled in the marker
value OF our agricultural products
Inc high price which such produots
bring mean great prosperity for the
farming community; but on the other
inanu' lhey mean very considerably
Increased burden upon those classcs
III .ne community whose yearly com.
pensauon does not expand with Tho
Improvement in business and the gen.
eial prosperity. Various reasons are
slFen lor the high prices. The pro.
po,sionate Increase in the output OF
eoiu' which today is the chief medium
u exchange and is in some respects
nieasure OF values. furnishes a sub
eauH explanation of a. least part OF
Increase IN prices The increase
5popuiation and more expensive
bnn roue OIL living OF the people. which
49, not been accompanied by a pro.
dyotivonate d,,o,v9e Increase in acreage pro-
IT, Ion. may furnish further reason.
- wei 10 note that. the increase
,h;e ~ .he cost of living is not confined 10
@ country. but prevails the world
,nen ua ahd That those who would charge
,ns.,d ,s.ased prices TO the existing pro.
tS 1--we tariff must meet the fact that
Mes, ,"e riSe IN prices has taken place al.
nj ' IN ,hose products of the factory
anu farm In respect to which there
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MAYRRAY SWINDLERS
MUST ANSWER ON COAST

San Francisco, Dec 6.-The United
States district court today denied the
petition OF L C. Moore, r. D Herri-
man and w. D. Brown for writ of
habeas corpus to prevent their re-
noval to the Omaha district for trial
on charges Of conspiracy on account
OF their connection with the Maybray
gang OF alleged prize-hght and race
track swindiers They will appeal to
the supreme court The men were ar
rested in San Jose and bound over to
the district court when the arrived
at Omaha. They claim that the con-
spiracy with which they are charged
was formed in Canada, out of the
jurisdiction of the Omaha court.
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CAMPS. Claim owners who fail to %
their annual assessment work this
year will be in danger of losing their
ground, because Ahc ne wlaw makes
1t Impossible for them TO relocate
a claim owner fails TO do his assess
ment work two years must elapSc Ue-
fore he can relocate.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-07

greatest advantage 10 the secretary of
state in foreseeing conditions likely
to arise and in conducting the great
variety of correspondence and negotla-
tion. 1t should be remembered that
such facilities exist in the foreign
offices OF all the leading commercial
nations and that to deny Them to the
secretary of state would be TO place
this government at great disadvant-
age in the rivalry of commercial COM
petition.
Consular Service.
The consular service has been
greatly improved under the law Of
April S, 1908, and the executive order
of June q. 1906, and commend TO
your consideration tIc question of em-
Continued on Page Twelvc)
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A NOVEL GAME
Counters Placed on Spinning Top
Throw IL Into Divisions,

a game that Is vastly more complicated
than appears nc FIRST glnncc Ia that de-
slc3ed by a Connecticut man and de-
pctcd In tho illustration board Is
divided Into q number of apartments.
some marked With plus and others with
minus numbers. A top with a broad.
1at head and stem high above it ia
spun The board and counters OF differ
cnt numbers and With perloraiionS of
different diametcsS are thrown. over the
stem OF tho top. The course Of the lat
ter Is affected by these counters nccord-
.
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CLAIM OWNERS MUST
DO ASSESSMENT WORK

the new ruling which prohibits the
relocating of mining claims year after
year is resulting in more than orui-
nary December activity in many
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-07

Ing to tho diameter OF the perforntiops-
If counter marked 10, for instance. is,
thrown OH the top aud the latter fallsl
Into the compartment marked Add %.
a. 10 added 10 the Players score. II the
top stops in tthc compartment marked
Back 25." the player goes back 35i
points, While the element OF luck Isl
prominent In thiss game, n grent deal
may depend on the wisdom shown In the
use of counters which may doboct or
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-07
CHRIS STMAS
HAROSHlPS

As the Christmas season
approaches, the hardships
of the working girls and
delivery men and boys Ill
the department store
come yiyidly before our
minds. If the thoughtful
minds of America could be
brought 10 realize the
hardship which Christmas
brings To the workers. VIC
are convinced that they
would apply themselves to
the question OF making
Christmas a time of rejoic-
ing for all. even for the
shop-girls, Then those pitt
ful words. "Oh. 7 just hate
Christmas" could not be
heard In passing through
the large department
stores two weeks before
the day of DAYS. Last year
the Consumers League of
New York sent out 10000
circulars. saying DO your
Christmas shopping carly"
II also sent ont some
thousands OF picture post
cards bearing the same
motto. And yet ON Christ
mas eve. 1908, largo deliv-
cry wagons loaded up
ready to start on their
rounds were found in front
OF large department stores
ut II p. m.
The Christmas season
now means to many a
weary, footsore girl a ter
rible ordeal which must be
endured In order to retain
the position which earns
her honest daily bread.
Many of these girls are i'll
after the long, tiresome
fortnight, and spend the
holiday in bed,
Can We not try to turn
our minds away from the
material weight OF great
possessions? We give 10
people who have. but we
give too little to those who
really need our gifts.
Suggestions for Simplify
ing Christmas.
/. Buy early-early in
the season, and early in
the day.
.. Send packages two
weeks before Christmas.
marked, Not To be opened
till Christmas"
3. Aim to minister to
real needs. Give chiefly to
children Make 1t their
day.
4. Buy nothing YOU can
not afford.
8. Choose articles show
ing artistic merit or having
Intrinsic value.
6. Demand things which
have been made and sold
under conditions whole
some 70 the worker.
Above al. re m @ m b er
that Christmas is of sweet
and noble memory and not
an occasion appropriate TO
vulgar display.
EDITH KENDALL.
Consumers League. y. Y.
The Sunday Examiner
editorial on early shop.
ping; the article by Mr..
Joseph Pccry on electric
lighting Of the city and
the ADORE from The Out
look should appeal to every
thinking person.
SHOP EARLY AT
%. q AD
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81 lI3ll3fn. <1E.fikL<x-<EA- A4NAaAszStA <1t'
4 THE CHRISTMAS
A& WORKERS.
HE (From the Outlook.)
EG That men and women
r Y should wish TO remember
a q their friends at Christmas
EH Is normal expression of
E& the love which tho day
E commentaries. But they
BB ought also TO remember
y the hundreds of thousands
= a who stand behind counters
tS6d hour after hour. facing
g5a multitudcs who do not
fgS realize the tax on strength
Nv - they are making by COM
y pressing the work OF a
"a q season into two or three
L8ss weeks Various organiza-
I&E5 tions are making appeals
f4H to shoppers to make their
" "a purchases at once. The
I Outlook urges upon It's
"a "a readers the utmost coz
EsH sideration for those whose
EH duty it is TO stand and
t3H walt" during the weeks
W q between Thanksgiving and
b Z Christmas. Make your pur.
"a "a chascs at once: don't walt
,,atn IoGf unaEr 1nRtk
EE make the beautiful festival
ID@ n mockory 10 those whose
E v welfare ought to be as
l. a dear 10 you as the welfare
MH OF your friends.
Esf] "And do not compress
ESE1 into a single short season
EE the kindliness and help
y fulness which ought to
& A touch the whole year with
&H the Christmas spirit. DR..
F3E Jefferson's striking little
haEa book. christmas Build.
3E ers" (CrowelD, ought to
y Y he in everybody hands
n q when the day OF the Ma
& y tiyity comes:
ElEi christmas is not day.
sK il is Il mood. II is inde-
BN pendent of days We cele-
y brate 1t on Friday, Satur-
d q day, Sunday, any day of
HH the week. Christmas Is
ElEH Indifferent to days. II has
E1E nothing to do with place.
" " 1t IS as Independent OF
= geography as 1t Is of
p ~ chronology. 1t has no re-
ME lation to human govern
Gs ment or even to race or
lSl& blood. IT is an institution
81 u which cnn he set up on
I any soil and under the
"a "a folds of any flag. Christ
fRb5 mas is a spiritual creation
p5Es and belongs to the king
y3Eg dom OF the heart. II is
" constructed by the angels
b a OF the heart OF q child If
IA NJ il then be n mood, it can
HlES be extended over a week.
E1H month, year. life
S3E5 time. IL can be built up-
y " on time upon eternity. If
\ A YOU confne II 10 a day.
"a E YOU miss The meaning of
sSA H. If You try TO cram IL
l55iE into "a hours, you crush II
Ls "a aud lose the essence OF II.
y Y The Christmas spirit Is the
M and sa'Y TS%sa ;8'a'' '9 really H7'iR 'i7s men
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a nagnifyins glass is not required
to make visible the bacilli of gossip.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-11-19
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

The State OF West Virginia
AT rules held IN the Clerk office OF the Circuit
court tor the Goanty Of Berkeley, on NJ 5nday the
Isl Gay OF November iooq.
plaintiffs
VS..
Frank a. Whitsop and MINNIE Whusou. his wife
Lzzie Whitson, Isasc Ssaaley Arch II STANLEY
and Della Z st tnley, his wife Anoie A Stanley
Mary Moore and Charles core her husband
Blanche M Blown ana VIM. HI Brown, her hus-
bAnd, LYDIA Bauhiow infant under the age Of
twenty or years and Raymond BarthIow, her has
baHd, defendants.
The object Of this sur Is partition the real es-
tate mcnto ed and described yaintlas bill o 4
complaint anon the parties entitled thereto, II
susceptible Of partition and IL net that the same
be sold aud The y oceeds divided among the parties
thereto entitled. and such other relief as the court
may see fit 10 grant
And affidavit having been made that the said
de iendants Frank Whitsou, Minnie Whitson
Mary Y Moore an Charles Moor . are non resi-
dents oil this State, said defendants are req Tired
appear within one moath after the date OF The hrst
pabiicatisn Of this order 10 the Ci.rks office Of
said Court, at Rules 10 be holden therefor aud >
what rs necessary TO protecs their inttrests
~ Is ordered that copy Of this order be forth
win published once a rex fer four conse- alive
weeks 10 the Statesman Democrat a newspaper
printed IN the town OF Martinsbsrg 10 the County
o. bcfkesey and be ported tn trent door OF the
Court House Of Berkeley County at least tweAty
Gays before Judgment ordeeree is rendered
w . J.. Dew. Gerhsrdt, Clerk
W. =. kiimer. Attorney Tor Piaintif
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Public Sale
Of valuable
Personal Property.

Having sold my farm and inten ding 20 Discontinue
farming will sell Al my home one mile east 81
Mariows On the Baker fsrD on
Tuesday, Dee. I, 1909,
beginning 10 A. M as fellows.
3 Head Horses
Two fine work mares 10 coed CONDITION and
one u good driver One fne fliy year. old In IN.
spring.
3Cows.
All eivinr TX now. one win he fresh in Mach
andthe cthsrsia.er.
2 Fat Hogs
viii weigh about aso lbs each. ~
Farming implements.
zhorse wseon and bed spring wsgos, buggy,
good mower. hors1 rake, cuitiyatefs. single and
deabie shovel pIsws, harrow, hay ladder, fodder
snYeder, rind stone, cutting boz, hal bshe meas
ute, sausage grader forks, hoes, rskes. hay fork
rspe and pules, locks, lot COW chains, hogs
head.
Large Peerless steam Engine.
wood saw, leather belt.
Tons Good Hay.
Some Corn and Fodder. 1
sc,s blsschbanas sets plow gears collars, bril-
dies, halters, saddoss sets buggy harness. aynsb.
Household Goods
beds. bureau, wash stands. other stands. rocking
chairs lot othsr chairs 6foot extension table iaI
isg leaf table. Wrought iron range lot mating, a
ccushes. and other Articles not msatioaad.
Terms.
credit Of months will be given on all sums OF
glo aud upward, the purchaser 10 give his note with
approved security negotiable and payabls at the
Tropics Trust Co., Of hastinshnrg with interest
from date but il paid maturity the interest will be
RENTED Under Sle cash. No properly 10 be rsnov-
ed until settted for
Mrs. Caroline I. Purbaagh.
O. w. Keeseeker, Auctionesr
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FiduIciary Notices.

The following fiduieiarv accounts are before
The usdersigned com missioner OF accounts o1
the ounty Court of Berkeis county, West
Virginia for settlement
Aigernon Ra-ney, Executor 81 Wiiifam Bar
pey, deeeased, Anal
mus, teces sed, ma.
John II. Riser. Adms Mary Z. Riaer, deceas-
& John ii. Riner executor Of 9. r. Riner. de-
Gear ed. Anal
ceased, Anal
lanes snyder. Omar MoIle stuckey.
Jsmes snyaer, Guar. Dollie G. Stuekey.
Henry j. seibert. Guar. Nettis Y. Msgalis,
HENRY & seiberf Com. Fannle b. Sfuckey.
Henry J. SeiLert, Guar Geo. r. Nelson
Henry ]. Seibert Guar. Howard Msgaiis
fseary selbert,...G Guar. winifred Cement
Rousfi.
Given under my hard. com missioner OF
accounts. at my off3ce in the Dorm building,
this i6sb day OF November, 1909
ID w. suyder, Jr., Com. Of accounts. Its
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Nvtice Is hereby given that the following de-
,cnoed tracts or lots Of land in the County OF
Lefkeiey which arc delinquent for the non-pay-
nssht q ,aSes for the year 1909 will be offered
Ter ssie ny the undersigned shcfsf at publ,
smy y, ~ the fr'nt door OF the Court House OF
saa Soun,y between the hours Of ten In the
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-11-19
PUBLIC SALE
Of Valuable
Personal Property

Intending TO discontinue farming and to move to
Oefardstswn will sell atmy present home on
Asram Snyder farm miles West OF Jones Spring
and tw. miles kesth OF ShanR hai on
Friday, December 10, 1909,
beginning at 10 o'clock the following properly
s Head Horses
Charley; fine S year old horse, good bsrshsrs
leader; ON, good driver and strap horse years
ofowu in color; Prince, good bay hsrss viii work
any where You can hitch him; Morgan, a good
wagon ana bsrshare leader; Charley ,wih work any
where hitched tine driver one that any child or
iAdy can drive; pioe year and a half colts OF
which two are fines.
8 Head Cattln,
Durhams are cows one Of which viii! be
fresh by day OF sale; Durham heifers, Durhsm
pull year and halt old, one Durham bui calf one
Jersey COW.
20 Head Hogs
are fat hogs and Is are nice thrifty shosts,
Farming Implements.
2-horse Brown wagon and bed good order. rupa-
bout. buggy With rubber tires. q buggy poles. Me-
tormack binder good new, Mccormack horse
rake, Osborne mower good as new has cut bur 20
acres, low down Penn grain drill. corn planter
good As new; double shovel pows and One single
shovel pillow; spring tooth tarrow 2 pair hay lad
Gers single and double trees open rs aad spread
ers, breast chains crowd sticks, butt traces, mat
.ecks shovel, SCOOP digging iron, log chains pair
Of 4-hcrse nvbs, bland new; log Sled water cart saw
buck, goea cat oil saw, barrel vnegai, iot empty
bsrrels.
Geyser Trac ion Engine r. r.
good order, Ia horse power engine and IS horse
power boil er,
Harness.
sets 4-inch bieechban1s, sets yaskee harness
sets lead harness.z sets buggy harness, 6 work
brides good An new, 3 pairs check lines breast
straps. CO liars 0 sets pillow gears lead reins and
bnsaing straps, hslters, curry Combs, neck yokss
and grabs, and many other ARTICLES not mentioned
Terms.
credit Of nionths will be given all sums Of
$io and over the purchaser give his note
nth approved security negotiable and pay able
the Citizens National Bank OF Marinsbuig with in
,erest from date but paid maturity interest re-
mitied, Under Sio cash, n property To be taken
away until settled for.
John +. Mason.
Dodd Hoffman Auc ivuee,s
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Executors Sale.
Of valuable
Real Estate

By virtue or the authority yested in The undeye.
siknea executors by the last viii and testament
OF harrison Iabicr deceased they viii offer,for
SAFE A. the front door of the Court House. In
hartinsburg. W Va, at public auction On
Saturday, December 4th, 1909.
at i.so D. m, Attract Of land. containing about
IS Acres,
y the District Of opeqH0n. Berkeley Country
West Virginia, and lies the road leading iron,
Martlnsburg Ia Swan Pond W. Va and ahouf
l-2 miles from bartinsburg W Va adfninins
and Others, and part Of the real estate ~
which the said Harrisnn Tabler died sei2ed Ana
possessed. md being the same real estate s,nn
veyed to Harrison Tabler by deed from
dated the ---~ = day Of --- Is and III
record N the office Of the Clerk OF the con IL
court; 81 Berkeley County, West Virginia, III
beed BOOK NO. rage ----4-.
rms slate farm is improved by Eve room
house and summer kitchen. harm wagon shsd
and corn crib combined. and hog pen. Ahaut
ten or fifteen acres Of this land Il In timber and
the rest cleared land '''''
There are two wells on The farm and several
good springs. IL will make any one nice home.
Terms.
sOnethird'c cash on daygof sale and the balance.
IN Two equal payments Of ak and twelve months
,rvnl gay ot safe. the purchaser To give his notes
bearing interest from date for the deferred
payments and the balance OF purchase money
erty sold. '''' p'ob
Harvey Mcdonald
Benton Tabler.
y W. Snyder Jr.
Executorssof Harrison Tabler. dec eased