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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-11-16
ToLSToI GOING INTO EXILE.

All his life ToISto the uRSSlan efomer has protested
against the niqueS and creeS OF sending eMeS to Sbe
ria,
But different from other reomerS, he now proposes to
end his life in exile.
There are great many reformeS in this world who are
unwilling TO take his own medicine
There are many men who are your trIendS Dut VINO are
not willing to spend dollar on you
There are preachers who date on the charms OF the next
world but they love this world far better.
Iolsto going into exile one of those rare instances of
man living up to his ueranceS land meaning what he says
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-11-16
II X * " X X X X X X X X X X X
4 X-RAYS AND SMILES. \
X X X X X X X X X X X X X X n

Josephine county went dry by II
vote. Not many to boss the others
but enough.
Were you ever in Cincinnati?
Those MeXicans purposng invad-
ing the United States. may bite OF
a mouthful it will trouble them TO
properly masticate.
Chicago packers say the price OF
hogs is lower than for some years.
They should then explain why bacon
and hams ar1 higher than ever
known before.
Canada is going to adopt the
United States census system, which
is after sworn officers have taken 1t
to send other sworn officers around
to see If the first lot did their duty.
Then take the returns back and
have a big gang of clerks to change
the figures to suit the head of the
business. It's great for the fellows
who get the salary.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-11-16

the plan already endorsed for a city
and county of Los Angeles.
Whether or not systematic cam
paign to secure the incorporation In
the new city and county of the
towns of Pasadena, Long Beach
Whittier and other neighborine g
cities will be undertaken, has not
been decided. Long Beach already
has organized an anti-incorporation
league and will fight for separate
existence. The commission is COM
posed of seven business men of Los
Angeles.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-11-16
WILL INDICT MRS. SCHENCK
SAYS THE PROSECUTOR
UNITED PRESS LEASED WIRE ]

Wheeling, w. Va, Nov. ia
special grand jury to consider the
evidence against Mrs. Laura Schenk,
suspected of having attempted to
poison her husband, John o.
Schencl1, millionaire, will meet next
Friday.
Sensational developments are ex-
pected, as detectives who have been
working on the case say that tho
names of we'll known men will be in
volved in a plot that they say ex-
listed to kill Schenck for his money
Prosecutor Handlan declared today
that he believed Mrs. SchenR1 would
surely be indicted.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-11-16
Dressed IN ..Black and Yellow \

Not football colors," but the col
or OF the cartoon containing Foley's
Honey and Tar, the best and safest
cough remedy for all coughs and
colds. Do not be persuaded to ac-
cept a substitute, but see that you get
the genuine Foley's Honey and Tar
in a yellow cartoon with black let
ters. Foley's Honey and Tar con-
tains no opiates, no harmful drugs
and is safe and sure. Red Cross
Pharmacy.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-11-16

For 80 years Lydia f. PinSham's Vegetable
Compound has been the standard remedy Tor
female ills. No sick woman does Justice 10
herself who will not try this famous medicine.
Made exclusively from roots and herbs, and
has thousands of cures to its credit.
n,mENa. Mrs. Pinkham invites all sick women
MUR to write her for advice. She has
guided thousands to health free of charge.
Address Mrs. Pinkhanl. Lvnn. Mass.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-11-16
PAPER MILL fOR MEDFORD.

The Medford Mail-Tribune says;
That $S6O,OO0 paper and pulp mill
for Medford is bein considered by a
New York firm is she information re-
ceived Saturday by Albert c, VOL
verton. II came in the form of in
structions TO Mr.. Wolverton to watch
for the letting of the contract from
an indemnity company he represents.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-11-16

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-11-16
FOR MAKING A
GREATER CITY
LuNIrnp pnnss InAsnp wIRn. ]

Los Angeles, Calf Nov, 16.--
The city and county commission ap-
pointed by Mayor Alexander began
its work today. Within the next
month, II is expected, its member
ship will return a report regarding
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-02-11
Gn np m,rif Mcejcri1s !

til at trroe iTeoet for giniiteriet
amubien blep ,bnepnt iifte l1ge.
Gems Somnen et11tng erl lfglgen0e
StatSn1intlte1 8rngseir M. So
nom 5enore 8srge,tbus. l10enriss'
n1iniiter ti6ligere norlf Belanot
9onoon S. Srgtns. 6iwnsminiitcr
ti0ligere &trfe11tniiter Nmtrtano
Serge. &an6elsminilte} 8orgneiter
5opbus slrctan oer. slSeioSminiiter
Tobrifeier 8renne, Gronobiem
airfemil1iiter, @pigltab Snititsmi,
litter, SpieiteretsaSiflor Scbee'
6oriporsmintiter, Obtitlpjtnant s.
r5. S. 8nll.
9e to 8urtier, Ser Ajreoe peo 8ol'
gene, @pire og set berale &enltre
er repreientere6e Riniiteriet mel
ct lige itort 9lntl Mplemmer. S ois'
1e 8artiers 0rgane ll6taleS almtn
6eligt 9ilfreosbe6 les set npe @
nifteriun1s gammdqtni1g.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-02-11
anIoc / Eitcn.

S 9ltitoterne Lungs sltlonterbops-
fDiten, felt ne6 giernen Sp6ltaterne,
bor ser / Slut1tingen al iibite og
@egpn6elien af 6enne ltge berifet Ell
nle6panlig &ul6e, Ser bar foraaria=
get megen 2i6elle blan0t Sen fattige
8efoIfni1tg 8perne. Semperatl1=
rem gif Seem yorf beIt neo til Sc
TO, og / Bnffalo bar Sen neoe paa 3
@ro6er un6er 3ero, set fol0elte @eir
man bar oplebet / mango s(ar. SUIT
6re6er al busbil6e Menneifer far to-
get 9ilfl,1gt / oe offenlige 2ogibuie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-02-11
gr s jerl igb co 5 + i it .

9Sor en- Snes e(ar li6cn uopan6re=
Sc Ell fattig, forGlorelps &arl fra
Sfipeegnen til 9lnerifo. @on bapoe
forellfet Jig / en- ung @oor0manos=
batter, men ben6es 6orGl0re lotte
Jig imoo Torbin0elien: Sg iaa reiite
bon. Set 9if op og neO for bam ber=
opre. Sillioit blep fan 6ormer. s(f
og til Ifreb ban til @aar0manoenS
Cater, men fif ol0rig Soor. 6or
6o6eren br9note 8repene. 0a Ser
1taoig fom 8repe, fit &igens 6aoer
en- @efien6t al Sen u6polroreoe &orl
til at lfripe til bam, at bolls &iereite
bar 0e0. Otter SEN Si6 fom ser if
fe flere 8repe fra sln1erifa. ge1 til
sSs1.l fom Sen forlmoae0e 6rier tilba=
ge til 9ann1arf, rig og pelltaaen6e
- og ugift. &on bapoe life CLIENT
lin fprite &ierligbeo. Set fprite, ban
gior6e, bar at figbe Ell @ranS, ion1
ban btl6e leg9e paa SEN afoeoe 81
ifebes @rap, = 0e1p Ser enonu life
bar faitet. ge6 sSn0gangen til &ir=
fegaar6en ng6te ban ttlf9l6igbis
Ereiten og ipurgte, bpor benoes
@rob loa. Sans Sperraifelie por
flor, 6a &rGlten fortalte, at bun en0-
MI lepe6e - og lepebe ugift. @en=
oes @rap fun6e &reiter altiaa fife
niie ban1 = benoes 5oraIores Ser
ilno1 nof.
@ienipnet nnellem De to, I'LL begge
forel6relgle, bar ubeifripelig. 9el,
bar Sc feiret 6eres 8rpllup. 9eaar
6praaret bol6er tit sSnotog gannle
9ann1arf, 6rager 0e to, ser iaa tro-
foit bar pentet paa bi1run0e11, iom
Man0 og Some ooer til Sormen Sci
fierne @eiten.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-02-11
Song @ni +np al speriae

er ifalge Geled ron1 ira stocfbbln
Manoas slften Ppereret for slpe1oi.
citis. 8ulleti{en meooeler, al
0perotionen ct fpffe0es gobt. &on
gen 6apoe liot |af llnoerliosi'terte'
ii0en / senoag] og / @onoog5 tait
llog 9egerne, 4 fan leo al 8lino
torlnsbeten0elie lom frnpGe pie:
bliffelig 0peraf fon.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-02-11

Naar SC iplscr mco / Bette @1oa
ira gnoe I'll onoer, ira llae til l1qe
fal oe life rnslte Gem for, at 81
life feIaer nrc> SiNen. Get IBr.
uer BIobcf ,or
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-02-11

langt tilhagcPm 1913, % bons
lliolte &onccrt5{r por 9felp Oori
|stSSO, lome q ioln ian op0e. Set
bar efter lit rite sllnerifa 9eipg
at Fan ltifte6e9ergens &beater. S
sc mcllcn1ligg6c Mor 6lep fan ltco=
ic npjerc fnptt til slncrifo, gjorO'
e'roog ct mislpet 6orieg paa at cp'
rctte en- nprif SRni &enniplponia,
men blep rl1illfi peo oette 6oreta.
aenoc, ioet ba,falot @enoernc pou
2onolpin0lere.
Eaa flere Sger fer | sl1nerifo
fcjreocs Mi1oeVer.
s Gbicogo bites cl, Minocicit
Central .. M'g Sail. hpor Der
oiilpreocs Ell aiN Nllco6uescren Sig,
polo Msbjprnlos l1o0elleret Butte al
Sle Bull. s(fllrh1gen ifete peo Ole
Bulls 0ottcr, pts. Slea @augban
al Cambridge, ,D|asl., ser iammcn
mes jim Onfcl S1cpb 8. Sborpe, en-
9ruOcr til S(c9ills cn0ml lepcnoe
gnfc, bar fonue,r til @pe!r for at
oeltagc ,Seitell SEQ Telten bolotes
@tiuoetolcr og Il nuiitoljf Yrogrom
neo @onpoiiti,ter al Ole @ull,
@riea, @ierulf @olporlen, 9feisli-
ger og @rpn6ol. Or. Slop Ypbncr
bpl0t Sen cgeliige ielttole. San
bop6e ligclc0eslfrepct cn Yrolog til
Teltelr, Scr blct frelniagt al &r. ltr.
fin. Otter Telen bolotes en 9anfet
/ 8jbrepi1 &al
S S minned oropeiteus itort
,torite Ge,sifil llpI.r DE gllllS
Statue, lnooelR RIsfnii al gil
! : !
leob,,ge ut ag2o.
ring Btffa Z. ~ Mig.
inoleoeoes Se|isel te1 6otf. 10
get ar ',aoet fta til smtuen, mel
at souaiorc1,ingsrne ian9 Sen nor
ife 9fat,ui1oliang, bporefter @6pofa
SSones 81. Heterion bolot sfiu0etalen
Stotllcn bar lmDfset mes 9aurber
frolljc og 8aano rationale Garber
&rol,ienc bar p6eie al norlfe Sore
ninaer og al Slrstninge of Sen a;
bpbe &lnltncr, lpn por Monumen
tets Sfaber, og his iiolte slrbejo'
set bar. - geo 1Slten nno ltniperii
tetct bplot HrofeIlor Bisle @otbn
Sopeotolcn oo ifibrcoe ole @nll;
8etp0ning bao0c pr oen norlfe Ml1
fit og for set notbnole 9ips ll0pif
ling.
Ser blep ligele}es bol0t Ell @in
cefeit Seattle oI9fational= =6orbun
Set. Scr bolot F{itor 2png @onie1
og &rofesior Slolr1ing 6elttalcr. o.
@ioliniitcn Glal1beI Moo6en ipilleo
ilere al Ole @nlli @onrpoiitionel
Soneeren ,sllbett '(rueicboug fore
orog ct Eor Congo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-02-11

~ II IL u l " IL y II
til ocu leoige @olt iom oonlt Siec
tpnlul for Eenniplnonia Ct 9iblio
thcfsaaiiltent =. @. G. @armlen
Ebilaoelpbiu.
! = III Eroi icS or 9pggil0 5:
Uor reG q q Srci
Il inertia,
ionr ri omtalte for = Tiger iioeu, be
ser 0unif= =slneritanif Selifab ps eno
pibere meo0eles, at Yrofeslorcn, jon
poo &ciien lcoio9es al i'm @ultrn
tonuner Ill 9ln1crifo pmfri1u 1. Maj
g Spbolbct ncntrs at nillc ltrnffc liz
ino ss,1li. 2onosmrno noe Ool-
jfc &olonicr, for bpem bans Sore:
nrog maatte bouc >Sntcrcsle, beocs
bcnpcnbe Jig til oen al Gonif-slmcri-
fanif Selifab til Sroningcn al banS
&eiie necielt neoiotte &omite unoer
elorcsie:
Gon1n1itte for 8pesilo 2ectures,
1850 9fortb Sine, @bicogo, SeSll
1Sprloen &ulgct n1ellcm Sc IA for
lfjelligc tsprcorogscmncr, iom hi ti0=
ligcrc bor nrpnt, tilbpoer Yrofesjo=
ycn Jig iom &pniule,1t og er pillig til
Oh, iprnpocnt at opboloe Jig flere
Gage pao iorlfjellige &looier for
uco perioulig Somtole at gipe praf-
tiltc Raao % Gilf. Sans SSore6rag
uil olltagelig babe iamme sSnteresle
ior oilc 5fanoinaper, og onl1lfe sSnr=
mere pil berfor nreo &elo zi oe,,,,e
Sag f4,nnc lsiipee santarbe beiiiM mes
norif= % ipenff fnn1erifonife 6prmege.
Eroiesioren fu,t boIoe e,teelffe So.
reorag, bpao Der piI fllt1ne batfe ri.
ocre eSrteresie for bans 8eigg. paa
nogle ggne, % ON n1ultgt bill ban
bolbe 5oreorag pes iorifjellige 2ano=
brl,gslfoler og .llniperlitcter @elten.
EopulGre Toreorog ON beilGgte6e
@mner al alncn SntereSle ptl bar
boloc &olonierne Sc 0anlfe 8per
pg SC 9onif ife / Spcrnc beoes tage set
tc Up til Operpeielic % epe11tuel 5or=
banoling n1eb Spcciolfomiteen for
Sggl1ing al McjicpEanen.
Gcngefortjenelte er life Seniigten
neo 0ennc Uoreorogstllr. Set er
Selifobets Spgope at gjpre ale, ielr
Sc nin0ite 6armerfolonier 0elogtigc
/ @eipget, lelp ON 0ctte iful6e pnre
forbl1n0ct meo Sob. Gette pnlfer
Selifo6et inrli9t fren1brpet. Mon
uentcr, at Scr pao Sc Steber, &ro=
fesloren belpger, pil blipe ltillet g.
fale til Maaoigbe0, iomt ouore mel
Spboloet forbunone ll0gifter 0effc:
Sc, oeriblonot @oteluogifter, for iac
plot life Erofesioreu og Truen Ell
@jUiter SanOsne1os Stem. 9nife.
ligt CT Set ogiaa, at Ser erl9gges e1
min0re &eoerlog til 9eltrioelie al
:fcilel10gifter. 9)ien Sellfabct pil
Dog gjgre alt for CT man fan fac
ErofeSloren at bere paa Ste0er, bpol
man life er iitan0 til at u6reDe G
loooant Ge0erlag.
Erofesior 8pggilD bor 25 Mal
purct torbl,noen me0 0anif Mejert
brig og Ell al 6ets melt frelnragenS'
2eoere / Sen iterfe l16pifling set ba'
hapt Sen Sis. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
geliens folosiale G9flt 1fpl0es bG
ienlig @ro6 bans ssSl1itiatip. 9lt ba1
pua 6ette Ennft pil pere iltan6 til a
9ipe Sfanoi1tnperne beropre ber6i
f11l6c Gi1rf og MnptSntnger er e1
Selpfe(ge. Derfor:: Sfrib til &omi
ten un6er onen onferte 9l6resie, of
~. Sal ..>..I:>l
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-02-11

= nerrets g1prer 6rp
u ri sen ia s. bcM
y q b II,
Scr lon1 pmtalt blull0t pore NybeOer
ira 1ann1arf / bette 9tllnltr bur for
laot 8ipbenbup,1 er iflg. uGanf-
9mcrifauercn al1tom1uem til 9telu
Dorf o9 pil ltuocre Suro ber 2on=
Oct.
s. orentngen for biIl j
&orto til mart
bar uolenot i'm 9iitc geo. 3 oper 8i=
Drag til 6orel1ingens 0ormaol. Set
iren9oor af oe,u,c> at Ser al laaoan=
tic 9iorag er inofomn1et ialt
$171.S5, &c to fprlte 2iiter meoreg=
nebe, for bpilfe iSorel1imgens Betty
relic fpitterer meo Sof. @er,ne0
ilutter Ssnoionlingen.
9onlf= q neritonlf Gel.
!fab
pil iaar fur fprite @ong 'afboloe iiu
@cnerolforiamling 9eelp Sorf. Gel
ltabct far / oisie Gage icuot sl1obY=
belie til ollc oets Mcolenlmer ON at
mpoc poo $6otel @repoprt, 9ferp Dprt
Gitp, 5. 5. @arts &l. II 6ormiobag.
sSlcrc al SelHabcts Meolenmcr fra
Chicago pg ube &elt bar lopet at 81
be MpM.
Stor cfrc tGren Or e ~
Dorf 8 ia + 5 Sri III II
rerloger = berlt 6 + :
lerS,
bonlt al 6p6lel, fejreoe nplig lin 10
slors iSpolels6og og blep i Sen sln=
lcbning poa forifielliee Maaoer be0-
ret al 0en Srocll, bpts Storlefret9r
ban bar pnrct i 80 Mar. Sfslge
"Norolplet" fon1 O6crit g6lers ber
til 9onbet / 3 slors s(loeren, blen i
1G slorS slloereu icnbt til &iels ltni=
pcrlitet for at ltl1oerc, nen opbol0t
Jig Scr f,1n fort SiO, fpn1 tilbage
til 9lmcrito pg gif meo @prgerfri=
gen, bleu lut0er oennc iaoret 4 Gait
&C, por sen omerifonifc 9(rme / 8
slor otter @riacns Slutning og iif
slfifcO lpn1 S6erlt % por Oerefter en
slorrrtfc 5ploinipeftpr / 9fe,p Oorf,
bporcfter 6al blep Storlefreter /
Storlogen Seem gorf. S go slore=
ne aflag0c ban ct 9eipg Tg6relan=
Set og for heparet &iprli9be0en til
0onntarf.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-02-11

{5ortiettes poa 5. @ioe.)
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-02-11
8lanAt Tan1at11xm1.
@nnbt / Mn,erita.

. onot u II nlpgernc
til oen leoige @oit lom ounlt &iee=
tonll for Yenniplponio CT 9iblio=
thefsoaiilteut =. @. =. @ormicn,
l;liluoelpbio.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-22


Misses Lucille and Kaiharyn Rnck
man, who have been the guests ol rel
atiYes rlersbnfg for The pas two
weeks are expected home tomorrow
Mss Maiissa Williams Who had
been5thes guest ot the Misses Kidd "a
Wheeling is now me guest Of friends
Ia washington, Pa
Mrs. Rachel Comtneriofd and daugli'
tel, Mrs. Allie Raymond, were called
Ia MT, bake Park by the serious III
ness BE Mrs Cora Bishop. The latest
report from there however. stated that
MRS. Bishops condition was much i'm
proved. WI
Mrs. Harry . CLARK has ret'irnef
from Ptttsbnrg where Gle Was taf
guest Of relatives for several week
al Pickering, Of Rowlesburg. Is 9
visitor IN the city.
Miss Audrey Corrothers, Of Gross
Roads, Monongalia county. is spend
ing few days IN the city.
Mr.. R. D. Parks, Of Elkins. is blsl
ness visitor in the city
Mrs. a. shallenberger and daughter
Virginia, and Mrs Ernest Love and
daughter Ruth, Of Grafton, are the
guests Of Mrs. J. D. Galllher on Quin J
street.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-22
Aid Society Meeting.

The Ladies' Aid Society Of Grace
Lutheran Church will meet on Thurs
day evening at the home of Mrs. Louis
KneIsel, sos Fourth street. The So
ciety will give a Measuring Social in
the Sunday School room Of the church
on next Saturday evening. Members
and their friends are cordially invited
| to attend.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-22
Dance at Traction Park.

A large number of young people Of
the younger set enjoyed a delightful
dance at Fraction Park last evening.
Tho party went upon the eight o'clock
car and remained until 70 O'Clock. A
lunch was served during the evening.
Chaperoning the party we're Mes
danes A. Il. Shaw, T. w. Arnett and
G. W. Windsor. Fleming and Griffin
furnished an excellent programme for
the dancers.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-22

Announc2ments Of Che marriage 0.
Miss Mabel Constance Foster 10 M.
Ross Spence, both Of the W 4 u
school of music nave been receive !.
here by friends The marriage tr.ls
place in Chicago, on Saturday, Mr
and Mrs. Spence will be at home after
July 18th. in wausau, Wis.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-22
70 PURCHASE OLD ESTATE,

Negotiations are now on for the pur.
chase by Mr.. Van Lear Black, of Folly
Quarter, which was originally por.
tlon Of the old Carroll manor at
Howard county. near tile Frederick
turnpike, from the MacTayish estate.
The place consists OF between LOO
and 1900 acres, together with a fine
mansion, a chapel and numerous out.
buildings and quarters. The property
was long in the possession Of the Mac
lavish family. and was erected shortly
latter the Mexican War.
While it was recognized as being
one Of the. most beautiful homes in the
State. tie illahsioa was never com
pleted, and even to-day evidences Of
lincompleteness are stir observed
Eurnlshlnss still Boxed.
Handsome, massive nahtels and fire.
places afe SIN to be found boxed up
(1ust, al csIgeI from tlie manufac-
ltursf VIE tlie hone was BEGUN. Tie
grounds aiso beaF wines OF former
days; al the superintend Tents homes
are stilispfes efyed and an occasional
4 slave QUAR- ers, is toibe found K.
For many Fears the old place has
t,,t,S,i ,n,,Y iae ma 0f the chief
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-22
Mr. Davis Goes west.

Mr.. Daniel Davis, general manager
Of the Copper Prince Consolidated
Mining and Milling Co. left Pittsburg
last week for Occur d'Alene, Idaho.
Mr.. Davis goes there for the purpose
of developing the mine properties in
which 50 many Fairmont people are
Interested in the Occur d'Alene dis
trict, and the prospects are looking
bright for those who have invested,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-22
For Bride Elect.

Mrs. j. S. Mack who is the guest
Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B.
Watherwa5 entertained on Monday
evening honorfng Miss Una carpen-
ter whose engagement to .Mr. Walter
Shaw, of New York, was announced re-
Gently.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-22
Rev. King Honored.

The friends of Rev. 0. D. King, for.
.mer pastor of Diamond street M. p.
Church, viii be pleased to learn that
he has been honored with the degree
Of Doctor Of Divinity by Illinois Yves.
leyan University.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-22
viii Teach IN cIarksburs.

Miss Susie Humphrey, formerly
teacher in the Fifth ward school in
this city, but now in Charleston. has
been selected as primary teacher in
the Clarksburg schools. Miss Humph;
rey is a successful primary teacher.
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c.. n to Camp caddeII.

The members of Company Fl Of the
West Virginia National Guards left
this aftenoons for the annual rifle
practice at Camp caddell near King
wood. Captain Charles Neptune had
command Of the company,
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Il y liza
cltals to be given here during the
summer. The recitals will be given
by the University School Of Music.
The first recital and lecture will be
given on Thursday afternoon Of this
week at Stthe Normal Auditorium and
the afternoon Will be devoted % the
works Of schumann. The recital Will
begta at tRo.thttty o'clock Season
tickets viii be sold for $500 each and.
the single price Of admission will be
|tiity cents. These recitals willybe OF
avery high class and VIII ybe sure to
interest Falrmont music lovers
The programme for the recital to-
morrow afternoon is as follows:
Composer "schumann"
Piano
Z (a) Grillen
tbl Novelette,
(cl Am sprlngbrunnen
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Building New Platform.

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company Is putting in new platform
at the local station. There will be
concrete walks and the platform will
be constructed OF bticK.
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MoFa.,and ou,nq.'

The Mcfarland Mission c'!yie or
tha First Presbyterian Chu.cn will
end Thursday evening at Ntitns
lark, on the F ond NJ. Traction lire.
Boti the active and honorary lie i
/ ers will participate in the event and
the party will leave the city On tl''.
" O'clock car.
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conc 10 Mt Lake Park. md

Mrs. Jane 1ngman. Mrs. Fred Flem=
Ing and Miss Marjorie Fleming, Miss
Ida Ingman and Misses Thelma and
Louise Fleming left yesterday for Mt.
Lake Park, Nd, where they will sper11
the summer at the tngman cottage.
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Edward LIna.t Seriously tlutt

Edward EIneTr SERIOUSLY FIuFt
Edward Linger a carpenter at the
B. & O. roundhouse, was seriously
hrrt yesterday by being struck by 2
piece Of timber. He was taken t. ;ilt
Miners hospital.
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| I !.
Ben Phone g. Consolidated o..
tItsae. sefsaat,I5s.i;
Mrs. Roblnson 1osteas

Mrs. Clarence D. Robinson tleng &
fully entertained The sictaan TIT
oluS last evening at her home in t..
Fist ward.
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noa,t pay penny piece Ior en-
seIepes when you san gst 500 printed
with return 3rotIee ana your nane .of
only $50 al shIs ono about 5@1' ?
cent.
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8snaIne Imported choB suss TpSsl
Restourant near depot y
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LET a Iisas 1wantsdT work Eor you
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