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El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1910-10-20
TN ARIZONA.

La convention constitutional,
de Arizona, Sc reunio el dia 10 de
0ctubre a. d. 1910, i las II NJ.
La lista eontiene los nombres de
fl delegados Dem6cratas eIec.
tos y 1 Republieanos pero no Sc
We en- la lista nj un solo hispano.
americana este indica que la
constitution, contendrd entire o.
tras extravaganeias el desiran.
auisio de los hispano americanos
en- ese desgraciado pals lleno de
entrahas, nopales, tunas Y tn.
nantes, que va Sc aproyecbaron
de los nativos.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1910-10-20

da election, Y q menudo son so.
metidas por personas poseidas de
un deseo de decretar medidas que
ell pueblo no aprobaria por en-.
tero, pero son escritas apelando
d los votantes mientras que las
parties obieeionables son inclui-
das, de una manera que no son
notadas, y no hay oportuidad
para diseutirlas Y enmendarlas,
como 10 hay euando estas medi-
das son sopletidas 4 la legisla-
tura.
La enmendaci6n a la iniciati.
va Y al referendum en- nuestra
constitution fueron adoptadas
en- 1902, y tomaron efecto en-
1908.
En- la primera election despues
en 1904, dos medidas fueron So
metidas baio la iniciativa, viz;
In ley de Nomination de prima-
rias directas y la ley para cleo
ci6n local en- ventas de licores.
Ambas fneron adotpadas. De
entonces aca ha habido un nu.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1910-10-20
IL PLAN Df OREGON.

AquellOs que dcsean que al lni.
ciatiya y el referendum sean in,
corporados en- Ia constitution
del Estado de Nuevo Mexico han
estado grltando tocanto al plan
de Oregon.
Pero todavia no han aducido
niuguna gran prueba dc como o.
bra. Los demas las oponemos
porque el principe es malo.
Recientemente MIR. Frank W.
Shearon, secretario de la conf
sion central, Republicana de este
Territorio, lie eseribia al procu.
rador general A. NJ. Crawford,
del Estado de Oregon, por iptor-
macion sobre el asuntJ Ell gene.
raj. lln contestacion recibiO ana
carta del procurador general
Crawford, el contendo de la cual
dard muy POGO consuelo q los de
m0cratas radicales.
III senior Crawford dice que Ell
cut.lquir eyento el por cieuto pa.
ra la iniciativa, deberia de ser
treinta por ciento, de los yotan
ties Ell Iugar de ser ocho por Glen.
to, como rs ahoru, y que vpinie
por ciento se deberia de reque-
rT para poner el referendum en-
operacion en- lugar de cinco por
ciento.
III continue: "los requisites
tan pequelos ca este estado han
rpsultado en- el continue acrecen.
tamieuto del numero de medidas
lque Sc someten al pueblo sn ca
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1910-10-20
OPINION DtI JUtl AsOCIADO.
McCIair, de Ia COrte Suprema de Iowa
en- Referencia d Ia lnioistiys. y
Referendum.

Referendum.
III juez Asociado McClair, de la
corte suprema de Iowa, hablan.
do de la iniciativa, y el reiern.
DUN dice:
ia agitasi0n en- favor de esta
lorna de legislacion, esta basa
dH Ell Ia asuncion que el Gltimo
poder reside en- el pueblo, y que
ellos deberian de tener la opor.
tunidad de actuar directamente,
por medic del cuerpo caliiicado
de electores, 81 usi desean ha-
cerlo, EN- lugar del departamen-
to legislative del gohierno, lls
aparente, sinembargo; que tai
practica del poder legislative por
parte del pueblo es inconsitente
con la teoria general de nuestro
gobierno, que impliea Ia accion
del pueblo por medic derepresen.
tantes y la division de las func-
clones del gobierno en- departa.
mentos distintos. En- verdad es.
ia alberto d discussion, apesar de
los atentados de introducir la
iniciatiya, y el referendum, 81 a
case la praetica de los poderes
del gobierno por el pueblo por
medic de el cuerpo electoral no
esta Ell violacion de la provision
de la constitution federal. Cart
w., Sec. 4 } que cada uu estado
tenga una forma de gobierno re-
publicano, porque muy bien Sc
puede contender que una forma
de gobierno repnblicano uecesa-
riamente impliea el ejercisio de
los poderes del gobierno por of :
ciales y cuerpos representatives
y la distribution de los poderes
del gobierno entire distintos & in.
dependencies departamentos."
LAS objeciones practicas a es.
TIA forma de legislaciou es que IN
cuerpo peQueho de representan.
tes escojidos pueden perfeccio.
mar los detalles de legislacion
mucho mas eiectif 4ielte que q
gran cuerpo de electores, Y que
el poder legislative deberia de
practicarse bajo las restricrlones
de limitaCirnps cunStituciunalps,
que no puedeu ser efectivamente
aplicadas Il la legislacion dps.
cansa directamente snbre la vo.
luntad p1blira. Los derechos
fundamentales coustitucionales
de Ia libertad y propie,lad debe,
rian de ser enteramente protegi
! dos encotra de la voluntad de Ia
mayorfa del pueblo como son
encontra de la ac,ion de los de-
par,ampntos del gobierno."
En- oiras palahras, no ps la for
ma pero el principle de la iniciu
tiva, y el referendum, que es in
Constitutional ysi las cuesti0nes
iban d la corte suprema de Nuo
yo Mexico, estamos ciertos que
los iueces instriudos seguirIaI
los precedentes iijados por lai
cortes de Michigan, pennsylya
mia, Texas, y Nueva York, en- de
clarar este disistimiento de 90
bierno representative contruriC
q Ia Seccion / del ArticuIo 4 d,
| la constitution de los I}stadoi
IfniInc
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1910-10-20

nero acrecentado de medidas
sometidas al pueblo, por ambas
la iniciatiya y Ell referendum,
hasta que en- esta pr6xima elec.
ci6n, de ser tenida ell dia s de No
viembre, de este aio, habra trein-
ia y dos medidas que Sc some-
terdn a los votantes para que
pasen sobre elias.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1910-10-20

La sangre impura ypesada ha /.
ce una complication enturbidn Y
engranujada dolor de cabeza,
nausea. indigestion. La sangrp
debil 10 hace d6bil, paIido y en-
fermizo. Burdock Blood Bitters.
enriquese la sangre, In hace colo
rada y pura, restaura perfecta-
mente la salud.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1910-10-20
UN PARTIDO Of ABOGADOS.


FL registro del partido Demo
erata Y su organization, en- Nue.
vO Mexico en- cuanto q influen-
cia, de corporaeiones no es solo
claro, pero es una materia de re.
gIstro y conoeimiento comun.
I'll presidente de su eomision CEN
tral republicana es un abogado
de corporaeiones. Su secretario
es un abogado. Del lado Repu.
blieano, el presidente no es abo-
gado Y su secretario no esta ocu.
pado de una mauera activa en-
la practica de la ley, En- verdad
por muchos amos atras el presi-
dente del partido Democratic ha
sido algun abogado de corpora
clones, mientras el presidente del
partido Rupublicano por algu,
nos amos atras no.lo ha sido. Mas
de cincuenta por ciento de los
delegados Dem6cratas Il la con
vencion constitutional, son abo.
& ,das, 9 para ser mas exactos,
ounce de los veinte y nueve.
Del lado Republicano tres Guar.
tas parties de los delegados son
comerciantes, criadores dc ami
males o siguen otras vocasiones
fuera de la abogacia. Cuando
Sc trat0 de nominar un candida.
para presidente de la convention
constitutional, por los Dem6cra
tas, nominaron q una persona
que el mismo la confesado ser
abogado de las corporaciones.
Cuando Sc trat0 de nominar al
secretario principal nominaron
al manejador Y principal accio.
msta de una corporation, bien
conocida, mientras que les Repns.
blicanos eScojieron, uno que no
es ahogado de corporaciones, pa.
ra So empleado. Cualdu Sc ira.
to de escojer, un jefe en- el suelo
de ln convention, los Dem6cra.
tas escojieron un abogado de
corporaciones y el presidente de
su caucus es un abogado, mien-
tras que los Republicanos de la
otra mano, han impuesto estos
importantes puestos parlamen-
tarias rolfre hoInbfes de nego-
clos que no sou abogados. III
prasidente de la comision nacio.
nal Democratic es nn abogado,
mipniras que el presidente de la
comisiun nacionul R,pnblicana
es un criador de animales Y Nue.
vo Mxicano diremos su nombre
ell Hon. SaIomou Luna, de Los
l.unns, N. Mex. Asi ha sido STEM
pre-, la principal eonlluuza y SO,
porte del partido Democratic ha
sido el abogudo de corporacio'
mes. No hay desgracia eu clio
pero una cantidad enorme de in
conSistenciH, noIa, Y esrarnio d.
parte de- la prensa Democratica
y demngogos nen0cratas yoci
fernando, y disparat6ando, en
contra dc conyenciones Y parti
dos manejados por abogados d,
corporaclones, De qnicncs pue
dc esperar el pueblo, que les d'
una buena constitution? De loI
abogados 8 de los hombres qu'
representan la vida industrial ,
dc negocios del Nueyo l5stado,?
} Copiu. New Mexican.
I
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-07-15
Painfully Hurt
Ex- COUNCILMAN RECEIVED A
HARD FALL ON TREsTLE AT
TRACTION DEPOT,

CLARKSBURG. July 15-Ex.Coun-
Gilman L. W. Garrett was the victim
Of painful accident Thursday after
noon though his condition is not serl.
Gus.
In returning from a trip to Glen
,Elk, Mr.. Barrett thought to shorten
the distance and went down Fifth
street to the track of the Traction
Company. He started toward the In
terrurban station and whe on the
trestle noticed an approaching car. In
his hurry to leave the tracks He
made a mistep which caused him 10
fall through the ties and strike heav.
ily on the rails, A bad cash was cut
across his Hose and one on his fore
head also numerous bruises resulted.
He was conveyed to the residence Of
J. Honor Davis and medical attention
vas given him. Later lie was taker
TO his home on Locust street.
Many friends will be glad to know
that the fall did not result more ser.
iously.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-07-15
READ THIS!
TITS TO YOUR INTEREST.


The people in general are not treat.
Ing the ice proposition on business
basis. l am selling lots of ice. but
what want you to do is TO buy cou.
pon book OF a size to run you month.
Give me chance to list you up; get
my business systematized, SO l can
serve you right, and will give you
good service and ice at the right
price. My prices are 4Oc for 1Oo.pound
book; s1.2O for SOb-pound book; s1.s5
for,5 ,5OO.pound book. and 1915 for 1000
pound book. Larger books quoted on
application. Whenever I can't sell
enough ice at the above prices to pay
me to run. QUIT!
Do you know what that means to
you? VIII you let little "blarney"
handed to you on an ice pick cover up
your former grievances? "Nuf ced!"
When you want that book. call
NEW ICE COMPANY,
cHAs. e. MecRAY, Jr. Both Phones.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-07-15
DIED OF BLOOD
POISONING
WELL KNOWN TRAVELLING MAN
DIED AT COOK HOSPITAL
LAST NIGHT.

Mr.. Joseph ]. Hedges. of Evanston,
ILL.,, travelling representative of Glaser
Kohn & Co., of Chicago, died at Cook
Hospital last evening at about nine
O'Clock, death being the result Of gen.
eral septlcaemia. Mr.. Hedges was ad.
mitted to the hospital on July the 9Th
suffering from injuries received in an
automobile accident near Clarksburg
on the evening Of the 4th. At the time
the injuries were thought to be slight
and unimportant and consisted Of
some bruises about the head and body
and small abrasion of the right
hand. The wound on the hand became
infected with very ylrulent organism
and Immediately the most alarming
symptoms OF general blood poisoning
set in which finally resulted in his
death. Every thing known to medical
science was done to save his life but
to no avail. The disease which caused
his death was the same that caused
the death OF DR.. John r. Cook several
years ago though the form was a more
severe. one.
As soon as 1t became known to the
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-07-15
CONFERENCE ON
RAILROADIRAlES
IN THE WEST
Herring Before the
Commission at
Washington
tey Union Assoclated prers., !,

H. tBy Union Associated PressJ
WASHINGTON, July 15.-A confer
ence on the recent railway rate discus.
slons Of the Interstate Commerce Com
mission. perhaps the most important
and faEreaching handed down in the
history OF that body, brought to Wash.
ington today representatives Of all
the leading transcontinental and west.
Iern lines. The railroad men are up In
arms against the decisions, and voiced
their displeasure before the commits.
sion today. 1t is expected, however,
that the commissioners will remain
firm, unless better reasons are ad.
duced than have SO far been pre-.
scented.
The commission has ordered exten.
slve reductions of freight rates west
of the Missouri river. especially in the
intermountain and Pacific States.
These reductions are the most com.
prehensive that the commission ever
made, and will affect all transcon.
tlnental lines.
The bulk, If not all. of the burden
of the reductions, however; will fall
upon roads operating west Of the Mis-
sissippl. whose rates have been rela-
lively higher than those of the roads
OF the East.
The commission has not, however,
taken this important step without ex-
ercising good deal Of caution.
1t has provided for the postpone.
ment OF the effective date of Its more
important orders until October 1.
In the meantime the railroads at.
fected, acting under the commissions
orders, will keep two sets Of revenue
accounts, one showing the revenue at
the present rates, and another the
Z .
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-07-15
DR.. CR'IPPEN.IS
HIDlNGlN.LDNDON
IT IS THOUGHT
Sensational Gas e
Has Stirred
Europe
tBy United Presso

LONDON, July 15.-Detectlyes have
abandoned the theories that DR.. Grip.
pen and Ethel Clare Leneve, the den.
lists typlst, have fled from England.
1t is believed that they are hiding in
London. The pair was under police
surveillance for days though less
strict after Saturday. when Crippen
was questioned regarding his wife,
The police have arranged for the cor.
oncr to hold an inquest tomorrow. 1t
is expected that a chemical analysis
will show that the woman was pois.
oned first 1t is believed the body was
dissected to facilitate the decomposlng
action OF quicklime. Crippen the po-
lice declare is the most skilful Grim.
inal they ever dealt with.
The case is strikinsly similar to that
of the Charlton murder at Lake Como,
Italy. Both women were actresses
who left their American homes to
meet death by violence in a foreign
land, and in each instance the police
pursued the American husband to the
shores. Of his native land. Porter
Charlton was arrested in Hoboken,
but in the absence Of an cxtradltion
treaty between the United States and
Italy specifically providing for the re-
turn to either country of a person
for trial who has committed a crime
abroad may so free.
In the present case no such compll.
cations are probable, as the British
American extradition treaty
Leaves no Loopnole
of which a suspected criminal may
take advantage. The london police
have made "a definite charge against
DR.. Crlppcn and propose to get him
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-07-15
Mis- sed Footing.
MRS. MARION WILSON FELL FROM
CHAIR AND SUSTAINED A
BROKEN LIMB.

Mrs. Marion Wilson, who resides
on sRhea Terrace with her son, Mr.. Ed,
ward wilson train auditor with the
b and Q. railroad, was the victim of a
most distressing accident which oc.
CURED at her home yesterday.
Mrs. Wilson had climbed to a chair
to arrange a window blind and In step.
ping to- the floor, missed her footing
and fell to the floor. Drs. C. o. Hen.
~. ]. J. Durrett and j. W. Mcdonald
we're hurriedly summoned and found
upon examination that both Of the
bones in her limb were broken and
that she had also sustained other
slight injuries.
The patient was taken last night to
Cook Hospital, where she is resting
very comfortably today.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-07-15
JOHN WESLEY
UPTON DEAD
WELL KNOWN MAN DIED AT HIS
HOME IN WEST CHESTER
LAST EVENING.

Mr.. John Wesley Upton, well
known and highly respected citizen of
Fairmont died suddenly yesterday aft.
crnoon at four o'clock at his home at
West Chester. Mr.. Upton had been
very III >from cancer OF the stomach
and had undergone an operation re.
Gently. 1t was known, however, that
the Improvement which followed the
operation was only temporary and he
was removed to his home Just week
ago yesterday. Yesterday afternoon
lie was seated on the porch conyers.
ing with relatives when he was taken
suddenly much worse. His condition
was such that he could not be imme.
dlately Iemoyed to the house and he
expired in ten minutes after he was
taken worse, seated in his chair.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-07-15
Naughty Cops
TWO OF WILLIAMsoN's POLICE
IS, FORCE DISMISSED ON
ASSAULT CHARGE.

HUNTINGTON, w. Va, July 15-
The town Of Williamson has been
thrown into a tumult OF cxcitment as
the result Of the dismissal of two of
the local police force, Pierce Maynard
and Hibbard Runyon, and their arrest
on, the charges of attempted criminal
assault upon two young runaway girls
from Kentucky. who were arrested up
on their arrival at Williamson, where
they intended 10 we'd Maynard and
Runyon, it is alleged entered the cell
occupied By the girls and sought TO
take advantage of Them. The men
were compelled to dcsist from their
attack before accomplishing their pur.
pose. A; special grand jury has been
called for Monday 10 investigate the
affair." ,ss
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-07-15
NUMBER sO7

figures as they WIN stand at the re.
duction orderedgby the. commission. (
This comparative data is 10 ba sub
mitted before October i, and through
this actual test the commission be.
lieyes thatit willlbe ablettoy verify
the soundness Of the decisions that
the present rates are unreasonable.
The decisions handed down involve
what are popularly known as tie Pa
cifc ccNt cases. Thescases wers
heard last fall by the commissicn on
a six weeks trip to the Pacific Coast
and intermountain territory, and have
been under consideration ever since.S
The commission orders a reduction Of
rates in practically every case com.
planned Of. In some instances they
amount to close to so per cent, The
long and short haul question 10 in.i
yolyed in most Of the eommis6ion,ss
present decisions.
Spokane, WASH. and Reno, New, are
two cities that have. complained bit.
terly against this method Of rate max.
ing, and they have been 1ustained By;
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-07-15
.MILLERS HAVE
BIC CONTRACTS
PITTsBURG FIRM ERECTING WAT
SON BUILDING is DOING A
LOT OF WORK.

The firm of William Miller and Sons
OF Pittsburg, that is erecting the Wat
son building ON the corner of Jefferson
and Adams street and the elegant resi-
dence for ]. E. Watson on Fairmont
avenue between Eighth and Ninth
streets, has Just closed contract to
build large building for State In
stitution in Houston. Texas. at the
presenttim the construction work be.
ing done by the company will amount
to upwards of $7,OOO,0OO. Much of the
work is being done in the southern
part of the United States. Here the
company in the past year has done an
immense amount OF construction work
erecting the largest structures in that
section.
The company has branch office at
Fort Worth, Texas, and at this time 1t
is busily engaged in the erection of
three large buildings. At Houston,
Texas, branch office has been opened
and the work there consists Of large
bank building. a twenty-five story of.
flee building and a convent. Another
branch Office Is located at Omaha,
Nebraska. where the company has un,
der construction one of the best and
most handsome buildings In the city.
Through the great enterprise of the
company 1t landed the contract for
one Of the best court houses in the
south at Little Rock, Arkansas. The
company has large force OF men
working on one OF the best buildings
in San Antonio, Texas.
These large structures together with
the work that is under way here gives
this large firm plenty to do. All OF
the work is under the direction of men
that are carefully trained along the
lines that lit them for the work that
they supervise. They keep things
moving along without confusion and
accomplish the things that they aim
to do.
The work on the buildings in this
city is'progrcssiug nicely. Material Is
coming in promptly now and there Ii
nothing to delay the work that is
planned. The Watson Company's
building will be the best office building
in West Virginia.
No place In the stateswiIl have an
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-07-15
ZION clrY is GLOOMY. d

CHICAGO, Ill, July l5-Although to.
day is the anniversary OF the founding
of Zion City by the Prophet Elijah
alias John Alexander Dowie, there
was no celebration as in former years
The Doweites have lost faith in their
dead leader and Zion City is now in
the hands of "intidels." During the
life of the "phopheg" July Is ushered
in the east OF the tabernacle lasing
ten days.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-07-15
200 HOUSES ARE NEEDED IN THE INDUSTRIAL VALLEY THIS
YEAR. WE GOT TO HAVE THEM.

Citizens OF Faimont this
is The consensus of opinion best
NOW at the beginning of REAL
IhlNSlC and MERlTORlUS The
spasmodic but CONTINUOUS you make
be FULL of the SPIRIT in Faronts FUTURE
opdmism Will PAY now than
YOUR DUTIES your opportunities FASTEN your
hold estate buying
those GOOD lots in the INDUS TRIAL
mont FLyour mind with
OF expansion FINISH
to take care of our FACTORY FIT yourself
future by getting lots in the
relief OF your City by helping to house
no foreign Investments CITY infinitely
portunies FORGET not that FAIRMoNT
manufacturing district, and that RAILROADS.
FAME FORTUNE INDUSTRIAL. EXPANSION are even NOW
knocking at DOOR BE ALIVE. your future IN
VEST at HOME and
NOW in the Industrial Valley they prices
ed THEY WILL DO YOU GOOD YOU MONEY
CONSIDER future prosper BUY BUY
BUY NOW, Improve you buy.
There is no such word as fail to the who believes
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-07-15
RACE FoR LlPToN rRopHY.

CHICAGO. July 15-A new trophy
presented by Sir Thomas Upton as a
time prize for all classes will be com.
ipeted for in a regatta on Lake Michi.
gan tomorrow. All of the leading
clubs have sent yachts and the event
promises to be the most interesting
ever held in Chicago waters.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-07-15
NEW DENTAL OFFICE.

: DR.. Dougan. who will practice den;
tai surgery in this city, has opened Of
fees over the ten cent store. He has
his office equipped with all latest
approved appliances and will be ready,
to meet patients on Monday. Z.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-07-15
TO FOUND BAPTIST COLLEGE.

A call from the Baptist Union OF
Great Britoin 10 aid in the establish.
ment OF great Baptist college at
some central point in Europe, the
Rev. J.: A. Yining of London. Ont, re,
signed Gls Canadian charge today.
After visiting Moscow and other
points, he will return to the Dominion
to raise funds TO endow the college.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-07-15
BETTER wArER, SUPPLY,

RoMNEY. W. Va. July 15-A town
meeting will be held in the court house
for the purpose OF devisIng ways and
at Romney, w. Va, this evening
means toward securing more ade.
quate water supply for the town.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-07-15

A number OF the Lady Maccabees OF
this city went TO Metz yesterday after.
noon in company with Mrs. Coleman,
OF Wheeling, who is instructing them
In the new work. a
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-07-15

office building that Will equal this one.
The finish and furnishings of the Of.
fees will be elegant.
The work on this building is
under the direction of Mr.. Joseph Nc.
Clean. Mr.. A. E. Marshall is a yaiua.
bic, assistant to Mr.. MCLEAN.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-07-15
ALWAYS GOOD = ALWAYS GOOD.
:. DIXIE !. !.
The Fire Chiefs
Daughter

In every way this Is a great picture.
interesting, thrilling, realistic and act
ed like real life itself. In the pic.
ture is shown the fire department Of
one of our largest cities in action.
Eyerybody's admlres the fireman
and the fire chiefs daughter increaseH
the romance and adds to attractions
of the aremen themselves.
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