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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-14

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to the room, In the Fleming school.
~ to TIE room. In the Barnsvi:Ie
schools there are 40 pupils to the
room, and in the Fifth ward 40 pupiis
to the room.
The lower grade rooms In the F,rst,
Second, Fourth wards. and the FIert.
Ing schools are crowded, many of then,
hasirq an enrolment of fifty to sixty
ruIi1s.
There is one room in tn. RarnsviIle
building that CAN be used next year,
and the completion OF the new build
ing for the Fleming school will give
the children there good accommoda-
t'on5. but the problem of providing
for the increased enrolment In the
Second and Fourth wards Is differ.
ent one.
In addition TO the city superintend d.
ent, music supervisor. an art super
visor, there are employed In the pub
lie schools Of the city SO teachers and
principals. With / steadily lncreas.
ing enrolment such as is indicates
this teaching force must be increases
every year. s
The public school system of Falr:
mont has passed the village stage, and
In its organization and proportions III
asmodern city system. ti:s u )
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-14
Interesting Facts
About Public
Lands
10000 ,ooo ACRES FOREST RE.
SERVE IN UNITED
STATES.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 1+.-President
Taft this afternoon sent a special
message 10 Congress on. the sublec.
Of conservation Of 4nattsnal resources.
TIE message in part follows:
10 the Senate. and House of Repre-.
kentatives:.,
In my annual message l reserved
the subject q. the conservation of our
national resources. for discussion in
a special message, ,ar follows:
In several Departments there is pre-
cented the necessity for legislation
looking to the further conservation of
cur national resources, and the sus.
Jeet Is one ef such Importance ae TO
require more detailed and extended
discussion tnan can be entered upon
In this communication. Fer that rea.
son ! shall take an early opportunity
to send speeial message to Congress
or the subject ct the Improvement of
our waterways: upon the reclamation
and irrigation Of arid, senl:lrid. ana
rwamp lands; upon the preservation
ef-.uur ferests and the reforestfng of
suitable areas; upon IEe ree:a=sifica.
tfcn of THE public domain with a vi-w
ct separating from agricultural set.
t'ement mineral, coal and. Phosuhate
lands and s:es belonging TO the Gov.
ernment bordering on streams suita.
tlc for the utilization Of water power.
In 1850 we had public domain Of
1,555,s11.2se aeres. We have now,
7s1,a54,os1 acres, 'eonflneu largely, to
the mountain ranges and the arid and
ser,iarld plains. We have, In addT.
tion. 36s. s.os5.e .e75 acres Of land in Alas
k-.
Tho pubic landn were during the
earlieau administrations, trested as
national asset for the liquidation OF
tie public debt and az source of re-
ward for our soldiers and sailors. La
ter en- they we're donated In large
amounts in aid of the construction OF
wagon roads and railways, 81, order to
open up regions in the West then al
Frnst inaccessible. All the principal
end sEatutee were enacted more thar
quarter of century ago. ;The home
teid act. the presumption and. .timb.r-
culture act, the coal land and the
mining acts were among these. The
rapid disposition OF the public lands
under the early statutes, and the lax
n,ethouG of distribution prevailing,
due. think. to the belief That these
lands phould rapidly pass ..,to private
ownership. gave rise to the Impression
that the pubic domain was Iegitlma!:
prey for the unserlpuIors, and that it
was not contrary to good morale to
cireunnvent the land laws. This .prodi.
gal manner of disposition resulted In
the passing Of large acres Of valuable
land and many OF our nat'onal resour-
ccs into tine hands Of persons who felt
little or no responsibility for promot.
ing the national welfare through their
development. The truth Is that title
to millions Of acres of public landr
was frauduIentIy obtained, and that
-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-14
BIG MISSIONARY RALLY
Al First Baptist Church Nert Tues
day Night.

TIE churches Of the city are plan
ming far the biggest missionary rally
ever h-ld in the city on next Tues.
day night at the First Baptist Church.
Rev. Eddy. the pastor. desires the pas.
tor Of all the churches to announce
tnir meeting at their Sunday services
and urge the people to attend. Dr..
Eubank and Bishop Robinson are
strong men and what they say will
be worth hearing.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-14
Thrown From Waann.

Elmer Freeman. driver for the Fair.
mont Dairy Company. while driving
down Tenth street. Fifth ward. this
morning. was thrown from mis- wagon.
when the wagon slid around consider
ably. Freeman was thrown to the Ice
heavily. but was not injured.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-14
Meeting Of City Officials.

Mayor Nicely met the street and va.
ter committees this morning and dis.
chssed some matters pertaining to the
condition of the streets and sewers of
the city.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-14
1s INCHES OF SNOW
IN PENNSYLVANIA

tBy United Press.)
NEW YORK. Jan. 14.-IFlve inches
OF snow and still falling here. North.
western Pennsylvania has the heaviest
snow Of the season. Eighteen inches
Is reported mt Cory.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-14

Mr.. w. e. stanhagcn and daughter,
Miss Irene. left today for visit with
friends Mt Bedford City. Va.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-14
Sends Special Conservation
Message To Congress This Afternoon
y. "A. X. Officers Are Elected

Recording Secretary-Mrs. BenIn.
min Hoover. Elkins.
Corresponding Secretary - Mrs.
Parks Fisher. Mnrgantown.
Trensurer-Mrs. l.. s. Schwenk.
Huntington.
Historian-Mrs. VIM. Mccullough.
PIT. Pleasant.
Registrar--a1iss Cora Smith. clarks.
burg.
Chaplain-Mrs. Baldwin. Dluefleld.
The Office of Honorary State Regent
is new office created BY the congress
to honor Mrs. Berry, who organized
the first chapter OF the State.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-14

DIR. James Boyers, who Is attending
medical college Mt Baltimore. Is in the
city for n few days.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-14
.' Poultry Men Won
Nice Number Of Ribbons.


First hen, e. p. snider.
Second hen. E. p. snlder. sSs
Third hem e. r.. snider.Y :,
FIRST outlet, w. Nv Meredith.
Second pulIet, e. 9P.s snider. X y
Third pulIet, e.. P.g snider..
White Wyandottss.
First Fen, Nay and Reynolds, Bria.
Second pen, T.I. coffmani cuifax.
Third pen, I. ~ simms, Grafton !,
First cock George johnson. e
Second cock. o. e. ,simms. z,
First eoctersi, Nay and Reynolds.
Second eoekeiei, n. ts cotfmar,
Third eoekerel, a. D: PARRISH Falr.
mont. "
men.. ~ Il Il IS IA E z,
Second hen, Q. u. slmmn.
Third hen. George Johnson.
First outlet, T. !. coifnlan.
seeons pullet. Nay and Reynolds.
Third pullet, Nay and Reynolds.
White orphlnatons.
F::rst pen, c.. L. snlder. s5S &.
Second pen. u. N. Glreard, Farming,
ton. n; s., y,
Third pen, J. S. Kyle. Amos. IA
First cock, J.. s. Kyle s38 4.
First eockerei. c. L. spider.
Second eoekereI, p. e. Bartlett,
Fairmont. Z: = s.
Third eoekereI, u. N. Girosrd. rs
First hen I. ". tGiroard. 8 81
Second hen, !. s.ikyle.
Third hen, J. s.. Kyle
First puIet. c. L. sniner.s ss55 ;ss
Second pullet, 1. ~. elaard. sa
Third pullet, c.lL. snIder.
Rose Comb White Leg nhorns.
First rem, o. a. Mason, Mononaai,,
First coekerei. o. a. M Ialon.
First puIIet, o. g.. Mason. N
First hen. o. 3. Mason.
Second hen, o. a. Mason.
Third hen. o. 3. Macon. b
s. g. White Minorea. f3 XII
First pen. G. a. Cochran, FnIitnoni SsI s
First cock, o. A. Cochran. 80.
First. second and third pulIet, g
cochrar. y. .SEi ii
Silver Duck.niny Leehorn. s.:yli
FIRST ;eoekerel, Fred Jackson.
First pullet, Fred SJae eksor rs
Second puIlet, Fred Jackson.
Single Comb Brown Leghor1.
First pen, G. w. Mecrays f7tytsvHte.
Second pen, G. w Mccray.5
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snbs,. be for tie West vlrslnian-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-14

The enrolment at the close of cha
first four months last year WIS. az fol
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IN this week. 1t viii soon be ready
for business.
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don, left for their home this morning
at Forker. Mo, Mr.. McCabe is the
depot agent at that place.
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tiers.
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hahoka visitors couple of days last
week
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eoSa business callers last week.
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here last week doing some WORK
among SOME Of our town people.
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cement sidewalks put in around his
residence.
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able 70 his speedy recovery.
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ENGINE CARRIES MUTE
EVIDENCE OF TRAGEDY

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 10. ~
Tightly wedged in the pilot of ar
express train on the Baltimore anl
Ohio railroad, the bodies of two
men, badly mangled and supposed
to be those of Winfield D. Cullir
and Jesse Culin of Melcamp, Md.
were found early today when the
train arrived in this city. In ads
dition to the bodies, parts of which
were missing, piece of horse
blanket and portion of what Ii
believed to have been a carriage
wheel were found on the loco.
motive.
In the. pockets of the clothing or
the bodies were letters containa
names and addresses above given
These are the only clew to the
identity of the men the railroad
people have. The fact that the
men were killed by the train was
not discovered until the train
reached this city.