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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-10
CALENDAR OF SPORTS
FOR THE WEEK.
w;.,sN..'-E

-.,es4-sss--s..zs sa--A-
aale 70 proceed onis -. fag him about
. Monday.
. Opening of International avia-
. ton meet at Los Angeles.
D Opening of annual midwinter
= golf tournament at Pinehurst.
. N C.
q Three cushion billiard cham
= pionship match between Alfred
. De Orc and Fred Ames begins
q in New York
. Annual tournament of Ohio
O State Bowling association opens
. in Youngstown
o Johnny Coulon VS.. PATSY
. Brannigan, 10 rounds, at Pitts
. burg.
. Kid Texas VS.. Muggsy
. Schools, 10 rounds. at Pueblo,
. Colo.
. Annual meeting of board of
. stewards of Grand Circuit at De-
q troit
. Annual meeting of Three-I
= Baseball league in Chicago
. Hugo Kelly vs. Frank Man
. tell, IL rounds, at Boston
Battling Hurley VS.. Cy Smith.
10 rounds. at Scheme ctady, n. Y.
WEDNESDAY,
Opening of annual show of
Minnesota State Poultry asso-
citation in Minneapolis.
THURSDAY.
frankie Neil VS.. Young Britt,
10 rounds, at Baltimore.
FRIDAY.
Opening of western intercol-
legiate basket ball season.
SATURDAY.
Annual meeting OF Western
Golf association in Chicago.
, Opening Of annual show of the
, Automobile Trade association of
} Philadelphia.
Columbia Pennsylvania dual
swimming meet at Philadelphia.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-10
It IT. the neia deal 'll 4ass %.s.ss5aid to Have
a . O1ned Holdout Club.

Pittsburg. Pa, Jan. lot has been
discovered that the diamond at Forbes
field Is not right and as soon as the
snow flies men will be put to work cut
ting down the center of the diamond
so that the outfielders can see the home
plate. Manager Clarke has written
that neither he nor Tommy Leach were
able to see the home plate last season
and both want a look at ii this year
This cutting down the high infleld it
Is thought will help batting for both
teams Manager Clarke has been sent
for to come to Pittsburg as early as
possible. He will take a hand signing
players, as there bids fair to be some
trouble. Miller has declined the terms
offered by PittsburE and 1T is rumored
that others are in the same mood
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-10
INDOOR GAME IS
WON BY HAMMOND

The indoor baseball game with the
Mercury Athletic club, at the Hammond
Athletic hall yesterday afternoon, was
witnessed by a good crowd. The game
was won by the Hammond boys by the
score of % to f.
Some new timber appeared in the
lineup Although the game was one
sided 1t was exciting to the finish. as
the visitors proved to be a scrappy
bunch and were In the game At ALI
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-10
NOTES
BILLY MADDEN PICKS JOHNSON
AS WINNER IN BIG SCRAP

lost the title. Is Jeffries different than
other men? Hardly. It makes no diff
ference whether one leads the swift
merry pace or takes affairs very easy
for a long time. Either method takes
away the strength, vitality and agility
needed for a long battle.
Jeffries Is Of type seldom seen in a
ring. A big. husky man, he has al
. .~.,--s 80 49, s.sa.a, sSGI
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-10

THE TIMES PAYS WEEKLY sav
ARIES TO NEARLY FIFTY PEOPLE
IN HAMMOND, GARY, EAST CHIcAGO
WHITING AND OTHER PARTS on
LAKE COUNTY. THEY SPEND THEm
HONEY AT HOME DOES Tn M
SERVE YOUR sUPPoRTf
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-10
COULON TO
INVADE EAST

Johnny Coulon will start his 1910
campaign Thursday when he leaves to
fight George Kitson at New Orleans
Saturday night From there he will go
to New York where he has four fights
billed before the Bedford A c. Of
Brooklyn. Jimmy Shortel. match
maker of the Brooklyn club, has picked
Joe Coster, Phil NcGovern, Charlie
Goldman and Young OLeary as his OBJ
ponents.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-10

getters for the locals. Pollard making
IS and Hunter s.
The lineup:
White Eagles-Kulik. IF; Mych. If;
Mush. c; Koualsliski. rg; Lubieuski, lg.
II. A A.-Ifunter, rf; Sohl, If; Pol
lard, c; Crawford, rg; Lamering. lg.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-10

DO YOU KNOW THAT A THOUSAyI
TINES NIGHT ARE SOLD nv
NEWSBOYS ON THE STREETS on
HAMMOND THIS DOES NOT IN.
CLUDE THE CARRIER CIRCULATION
At ALI.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-10

qhgrfh, reached bed lsllcbJJ n
dition he will not beat Johnson for. as
good as he was, he never was a match
for this big colored wonder
Does anybody realize what it means
coming back. 1t is like trying to re-
gain past years. They may say that
man can come back, but in my long
carer with fighters I have yet to see
the first man that came back When
Corbett beat Sullivan at New Orleans
John l. was trying to come back. I
was SO confident that he was against
the impossible that I cleaned UP on
Corbett. Corbett led a merry life be-
tween this time and when he met Fitz-.
simmons al Carson City. He tried to
come back. but history tells you that he
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-10
(By Billy Madden.)

There is one thing about the fight
that amuses me greatly. You will hear
lot of folks say that if Jeffries gets
back to his old form he will make John
son jump out of the ring. In the first
place, 1T is impossible for Jeffrfes to re-
turn to the shape he was in when he
gathered in the laurels. and again, ii
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-10
SOUC|
WHIPPED BY
f. CHICAGO

East Chicago, Ind. Jan. 1o.-East
Chicago polo team defeated the Sans
Souci five. one of the fastest hves in
Chicago. in a well played game by q
count of to 1.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-10
MILLER REFUSES TO
SIGN WITH PIrws :.

sE7sO sk4osy7lsS ID &,
put is to be purchased by thu I'll
steel Car company of Ham, GATES
This sale was prophe
TIMES some time ago. so;x5 -
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-10

ADVERTISE IN THE TTMEs.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-10

> ADVERTISE AND
AGAIN IN THE TTMEa
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-22
HAD Opened
BALLOT PACKAGES

In order to get the precinct reg
listers, which Were sealed up In BAL
lot packages, Secretary Mott-Smith'
I'm the presence of Justice De Bolt.
opened the packages OF the second
and 18th districts, representing
West Hawaii and Kauai, yesterday.
Election inspectors have to be fur
nished with copies of the precinct
register, and as the inspectors In
the second district had sealed up all
the registers instead OF leaving one
out for the Secretary, and as the
sixth district inspectors had borrow
ed the Secretary's register for spe-
cial election and had sealed 1t up
in the ballot package, these pack
ages had TO he opened.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-22
DOTS AND DhSHES.

There will be polo practice game
this afternoon at Moanalua and the
old timers will play periods against
the beginners. The Blues Whites and
Reds will take part. In the games and
the lineups are as follow:
Blues-No. l. l.. Lemon or II. w. At
kinson: No. 2. S. A. Baldwin; No. 3,
w. +. Dillingham; or John Erdman;
No. 4, II q. Dillingham; or Geo Denl-
son.
Reds-No. | w. D. Baldwin; No. 2.
Lieutenant Rogers or Harold Castle;
No. 3. e. II, Lewis; No. A. AL Ma
COON.
Whites-John Grace or DR.. Hede.
mann: No. 2, Bob McCorriston; No.
3, George McCorriston; No. 4, Mr..
Pickett
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-22
N K|NLEY HIGH
EXERCISES
Graduation Program Given Last
Evenin~ in School Hall--Kaiu-
lani Closing Tomorrow Morning


mckinley High school last night
was inc scene OF tne graduation exer-
cises OF the class OF lslo, the interior
decorations being green and gold. and
music tor the occasion peinS FURNISH
ca ny High School orchestra
AuS''i nan "h''Vs pIesiuent vi 'he
graduating Class presented the school
win hne, enlarged autograph photo
graph OF President william Mckin'
Iey' Inc picture an eXcenent IKE
ness OF the last war president was
ENLARGED D! Roscoe rerkins ana ram
ed by Gurrey.
The excellent work OF the High
school orchestra was oil particular
comment last night Inc members OF
'ne orchestra were trained py MI FOL
| som ana ms success was evident last
nigpt.
h'er an inVoca''oh ny neN' '' W.
Wadman the diherent NUMBERS on the
program were gwen All IN creui'ap,e
manner superintendent wins T.
rope made rev remarks TO the
graduates just oeiore rresiueht u'i-
more closed the evenings exercises
win an address and PROFESSOR Scout
presented the diplomas.
The program was:
lnVocatlon--kev' D. w. Wadman' Do
song-The Flower OF Liberty ="
.''''''''''''.,'''.....Ne,ohnsel
Salutatory go. MISS bdilh Llsh.ioo'
Essay-Ihe heiatioh OF tne r"ohc
school TO the Future Democracy
'.''''''.'''..''''..fook zap ohh
Fantasy Our Comet ''.,''.'...'
..'......''''..''M MISS bdi'h wong
Selection from King Dodo' 'Luucrs
Hlsh schooi orcnestra
observation-disclosures ny oomnIs'
sion ,'''''.'' Na,nahiei rau' o'a''
SOng-'Dear hawaii '''''''.'..''
"..'''''''''.,.'' huuaruo oi capu'
Naiedictory EDWARD waiter oaroeh
Remarks ..'...,'''.' 49,. go
...Snpt. oil SCHOOLS Wins rope
ADDRESS ''''''.'.., rreS'uen' "'''no'o
The graduates III tne coi,ese o",
trance course are Na'haniei ra"'
Bart Twin distine,loh,, ua',en AZ,
thur Bush Twin dis''he'ion'' hu"aru
waiter Garden twin dis''hcuon'' AT
NIGER nre"ei,oA D.'s' p
| twl'n uls,i"c''o",' oo" ap ~.
| 'w',h u's'i"o''o"'' ru''" "'"e
distinctioh)
General graduates are ueorse mar
oio "u'"" n"."""'' ~" -.
uonl' Marsare' rsr'e''a p, s,,' na'
SANFORD JAWS rIo'eh'e III"
SON. irene m"ie 'o'rN' 10 -,
Wahio'o, ho''u ''"''
Ellen MOTT Frances mary oeIen'p '
William sheidoh rice oan'ue' oanui,
Sarah hahi"a''ni SUM- A"'''" ''"'
"nl'e'
rue US, VI '",'"'e, va -
includes Agnes hoaIona Apo, A'.'
Mary brown. MARIE hepocca Na"o'"
wahehe Johnson, isuoen ""''oua" ~
meme Nainauu' Us"en' WI"
Ochi Elizabeth Wa'ase'
AZ Nalu'ahi scnool 'o'ho,,ow "'o,"
% ' "yisis, Hunting, ", o. ." o, T ",
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-04-28
! 0 IL.

az 4 ~ ht2tSfft W. s.tW M
I19O2, and a member of the General
Board OF Directors from 1905 to 1893,
and Treasurer from 1sO6.19Os. y
Mrs. Coxles!has served on the. Board
Of Directors Of the Woman's outdoor
| Art League Of the American Civic As
ISOLATION, and has been otHcially con.
uected with the Los Angeles Civic
Association, the Juvenile Court Asso.
citation, the Anti. tuberculosis League
and the Fine Arts League. t
Mrs. cowles will preside at the
evening session, Tuesday. May 18th.
Mrs. Mary Belle King Sherman
(Mrs. john dickinson Sherman. Of
Chicago, second vice president, is also
chairman Of the Revision Of the By,
Laws Committee; and is a recognized
authority on Parliamentary Law; and
has actedsin the capacity of parliamen.
tartan at many State and National
Conventions. She has written a book
on parliamentary Law at Glance
which as gone through i've editions
and has the endorsement of eminent
Instructors andipolittcians. Mrs. shef.
man accompanied Mrs, Moore to Pan.
anna and gave a series of parliamentary
talks there. re
A concert by the Cincinnati Sym.
phony Orchestra d4eopold stokorskl,
conductorJ, will, be given in Music
Hall. Tuesday. May 10th, at 8 o'clock,
complimentary to the Tenth Biennial
CONVENTION, from the Ohio Federation
OF women's Clubs. omcers, delegates
and alternates will receive cards Of
Invitation. enclosing tickets Of admis.
sion, from the Credentials Committee,
when they present credentials, which
should be done as soon as possible at.
ter arrival 'TSqasg
I Federated club women registering
as visitors VIII receive cards Of invita-
ton enclosing tiekets,of admission, to
the limit Of the seating capacity q
Music Hall, from the Committee on
Biennial coprtesies; which win ,be
found next to the Registration Com.
mittee. rFIFI ~
Invitations to the reception at the
sinton Hotel wednesday, May 18th,
from 8 to s O'clock. win also4be receiy.
ed from the same committees
All federated club women will be
welcome at the reception, 4
Presidents Of clubs belonging to the
Ohio Federation will be hostesses on
10th occasions,
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soLE.pRooF Lady !. Aar.lsy,..
Birthday Social at Wiatson !,

One OF the latest social events oil
the season wasa surprise party given
by Mrs. T. H. Hawkins in honor Of her
husbands forty.second birthday. One
Of the novel features Of the occasion
was the complete surprise Of the host.
REGARDLESS Of the Indictment weather,
quite a number Of guests were pres.
ent. Those from Fairmont we're Mr..
and Mrs. Charlie pople, MIRA nd Mrs.
Milt Hawkins and little daughter Ada.
laide5 Mrs. Raphael Hawkins, mother
oi.the host. Those. Of watson includ.
edsdrss I'M. Hale. Mr.. and Mrs. Free.
Ian, Mr. Grant Tarlton, Mr.. and MS.
q. AZ. Reese. Mr.. and Mrs. II. O. Amos,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hostler and
daughter Miss LILY Mr. and Mrs.
Esharleg WEIGH ard little soh Gilbert
4 IFs ana Mrs N. J.;JcahS bn Nh ana
mrs. Jesse Wright Ill. Jill Nh. :Jobn
Releh, Mr.. and, Ms. Frank Hartley,
Rev. and Mrs. Bennett, Mr.. Bertram
Heinznan, a b9untiful fepast vas
served 5y the hostess, assisted by
Mrs. Nit Hawkins and Mrs. Frank
Hartley The host was. the recipient
Of many beautiful and useful presents,
-one being asbI dsya cake a pFeslt
from his mother fine work Of art.
The guest departed at a late hour, de.
claring Mr. and Mrs. Hawkins very
charming entertainers.
OBSERVER.
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Notes for Club Women,

president Of the General FEEDER.
alton Of Women's Clubs, Mrs. Phillip
n. Moore; whom Fairmont club women
have been fortunate enough to have
met, Is ably supported by. her vice
presidents. Here are some interest
ing facts concerning these women as
Club women:
Mrs; lone VII. cowles (Mrs, Josiah
evans 6owles); Of Los Angeles, first
VICE president, has been,prominent IN
local, state and National club attairs
She was the gracious and eapabls
chairman Of the Local Biennial Board
|for tie Sf.os Angeles Convention q
|l
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-04-28
conner Collins MarrIed.

A quiet wedding was celebrated ON
wednesday afternoon 1t the home Of
Mr. Ernest Pigsott, Of shinnston.
when Miss I.enRa Haggerty, Of that
city. was united in marriage to Conner.
Collins, formerly Of Fairmont, Rev.
William Long, q the Christian Church
at Clarksburg. performing the cefeuio.
ny Mr. Collins formerly resided in
Eairmons but has been employed at
shtnnston for several years. They win
reside at that place.
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club and Will be as follows
Miss Horne, violinist,
Mrs, snee Accomplish.
: fISt,. sf,.,,odav poadar
Married 10y Rev. EDDY.

2 Mr.. Oscar B. Shaw, Of Petersburg,
and AEisstAiiie Nuzun, Of this city,
were married last evening at the home
81 the officiating minister Rev. w. J,
Eddy, They will reside in Fairmont..
Mr.. Richard Roup and Miss Cassie
Warner, both Of Huntington were uni.
ted in marriage last eyenln at $3.50
o'clock by Rev. Eddy at his home. A
number Of friends witnessed the cere'
uiopy. Mr.. and Mrs. Roup returned
e. Warrington last EVENING" reside.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-04-28
wILLIAMs euILT;Y.
Attorney, General Of Virginia Fined
e.. A.. All :, L. s.s- :

Attorney, General Of Virginia Fined
Z For Assault Judge Saunders.
BLUEFIEIsp, ", Va April 49, u
Judge Samuel SW, Williams attorney
general Of the State Of Virginia, was
fined 800 for assault and battery on
Judge James s. saphdets, former
president ioi /. the Supreme Court Of
West Virginia. Judge Williams was
tried on the charge Of felonious as;
sanlt.
Williams assaulted Judge Saunders
with . heavy ink.stand during aeoutt
session last fall, after being called q
liar. Z;
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-04-28
a Manntnaton Event.

Mrs, 3. s. Easton gave in honor Of
her house guest Mrs. H. g. Easton and
the members Of the Book Club the
smartest and most brilliant social
event OF the season. The hostess re-
ceiyed with her guests, in the fecep
ton hall, which was pfotusely decorat.
ed in smllax; American Beauties and
Easter lflies; the pariors were Q
hover Of American Beauty roses.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-04-28
sHRsturin 10 Weston,

Mrs. Hinkle and daughter, Miss Ger.
tfpde, Of Weston. Who had been the
guests Of Mrs Rachel comerford aud
family for several days, returned yes,
day to their home Misses Katharyn
Hough and Kathaleen Bishop accom-.
panied them to clarksburs returning
li' last zeyenins.
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( IA society Meetlna. /

The Ladies' Aid Society Of Grace
Lutheran Church wiil meet IT the
home ofSSIfs frank Horshier gtO, be
noni agenae on Thursday eyenin ct
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-04-28
AZ RofRE GAME LApY's ApqEA "
10 al, srSWlhn saIfe teFp 81 itieuma

"A NofRE DAME LAoy,s AeeEA Y.
10, al showing SUIT teF ~ flisuma.
BSisn. kst muscrlaE 81 u stlit
sloIhts. lclatist lnmbdsol, backachs,
pains Ii ..hs kidney d. neuralgia
palm, 10 write % hsri for .. home treat
Efdsnt Which lii rep sdl cired q.
otthese torttFes sac t1els Il het dlity.
Us ssnd il u III lsafie IsR GIE Kea
cure yCGFseh d home IS thouyandS
WIN testlty 10 change d climate 10
nc necsasGy5. This simple dIscoysrJ
ibanitaeS uric hcId hpm the blood
|locseas the ltlHensd 5olnts puritles
me blood, and bnghte6s NE 3eyes, a.
'Ing elasticity and tone 70 the yhrlt
IByStenI. II the abcys intsfests gop
iiof proof address Mrs. y. summer
s.,s BOX r Notre Dame, Ind
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-04-28
iiH,hS,Ina, z o5IIi8PiIntinGis.

II you haye 4 valuable oil painting,
10 not hang III over the mantle near
Ehe radiator, or anywhere where heat
Is lIablsyto wrinkle Tue canvas ll.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-04-28
Lazler.eans.

Mr.. w. P, Lazier and Mss Mayme
CANS We're united IN marriage last
evening at the homo Of the officiating
minister, Rev. H. G. stoetzer, The
Ri sifoo i !! Is 4 decorator and has desided
mere for some tim. Miss Cans home
Is in the First ward. They will go to
wheeling to reside.
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p6Rt bay penny ! piece tcbsei',
gsIopsS when sou eaii pst 800 prl1led
ain rss0fn NOTED 16d Syogs name ioI
only sse 4 tl,ls etlIsI about 5 tel Z
eSat. 4
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-04-28

Durlns the year 1908 the telephone
was adopted on 1857 llnes OF railroad
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-04-28

A lour-houndred-p1un hallbui rai
recently displayed IN London
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-04-28

ii Vas moi untlI 1885 that Govern
ment lotteries were abandoned i1
Britain.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-04-28

j. j a. = Il.
f, JUNEAU, Alaska, April 2s.-parti.
sans of United States Attorney John
J. Boyce and Marshal Daniel a. sptf.
erland held meetings last night in Ju.
nep, skagRaS IIaines and sitka, to
protest against the removal Of these
oficers. Resolutions we're adopted
demanding congressional Investigation
Of the impending removals, which are
alleged to be due. to GusgenheIm in.
auence. A message was read from
Senator Borah. OF Idaho, promising
that the protests against the removals
would have a hearing in washington.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-04-28
5SOGCIE;T III
Ben Phone ss. Consolidated q. /
MIsetlna q Hluh School Alumni.
..;lI.. eAAaaa q. 3 9 q

d q Z ST. 3 i
Meeting Of High School Alumni. &
The members Of the High School
Alumni held a meeting last evening
ii the home OF Mrs. John Hough on
Barney street. President A. Frank
PFichard called the meeting to order.
md plans were discussed for the arlss
nual entertainment of the Alumni
iiohorlng the new class which VIII
graduate from the school this seasons sen..
swas decided to give reception on
tie evening following commencement
ana committee were appointed as fob
lows:
Reception committee, Mrs. John H.
Hough, Mrs. M. A, Jolliffe. Miss Eva
eonaSay. g, Z. ~
programme, Misses Ida Stone, Ro;
berta Fleming and Agnes Irwin.
The initiation Of the new class VIII
be il the hands Of the showalter Glass
%. and al meeting viii be held on
Tuesday at the High School by the
members 10 arrange for the initiation.
al Meeting 81, SNeman's Club.
The last meeting for the club year
II the woman's Club win be held on
Ffiday afternoon d four o'clock in the
Masonic Assembly HAL: The pro.
sramme Is open 70 ths friends q tfs
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-04-28

AN investigation 81 the boy work
ers Of London shows that the news
boys are the healshlest and the bak'
ers least sos
new machine Automatically
eighS on measures 1 medicine and
nus eight eapsuls while one = illed
Chao PM. hun, tce president bl
the Chinese ministry of interior has lls
been ordered 10 retire, owing p MS
opium habits
Tie United States government
maintains ii wireless tele erapf st q
lions and has se yesselstfl lifted out with
such facilities.
: The department OF agriculture eI-
poets this years sugar beet crop 70 To
tai more than d million tons, the
greatest Oh record. (. + J, ~
4. -. .,,S Il
Holes LOT wee ple.Ihs W ssssa T.. ~. y
,casated BY the Long Island railway b.
plastlng Ritn es nanny
- a
ed and equipped citizen soldiers; W. q.
Governor Hpgnes mensses y sss
along With Q stan an o Ill' 3omcers.
.s. gs.. - ~. - .ss...,.
ee !otal eless5lc , y ~ 49, ~
capssiss y ~ In ,aps ". =
erea 'sss ;lz,VVy AneNssHs oset ~ S
e 81
New YORK CITY, accorains ", v. "
Tribune. is 20 nave y pfaeslss.ssSts y
ralsway framing school .nAs Y, ". sSe
the only one q ~ W Alna = s ~ ,SSa. Z
~ 49, " a: -
During the past seven years q. tae
postal system In China mas e1peReesal
lafgely. The postal routes however ls
$500 miles and there are 1888 POSI- e,es
Offices D
y, St. -, \. II.
now trying IT'S iuck WIN 5alt; po,isVsss.
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AZ 4 recent exhibition Of women's
R6f ii london there were exhibited
~ ssists raaoss Invented sby women y y
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-04-28

monk the 1; O02 public schools Tor
glFls h. Prussia there de So IN which
10 instruction II gymnastics q given
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-04-28

Tho Salvation Army breaches the
gospel 10 ihiily-one different Ian
Euages
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-04-28

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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-04-28

An American arm has esta hlished I;
iafge ~ packing house 81 Nall, IN
chief producing center o. Asia Minor
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-04-28

ii order To- give the London police.
men 4 day ii sfest each week i haf
been necessary; to ada 1900 men e
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-04-28
soLE.pKooF Lady az aar.ls,,..
upAEAxAL IN Alaska

President Removes TWO Government
ofaelals From once.
WASHINGTON. April 2s.-Presi.
dent TAFT has directed the removal
from once Of Daniel u, Sutherland,
United States marchal igor the dis.
trict Of Alaska, and John j.. Bosce,
district attorney Tor the Fist division
of Alaskas General Jineompentency
was the charge against the marchal.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-04-28

The human body; Is q machine ol
such wonderful etilctency that one;
18th 81 the energy expended BY It
can be utilized q work.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-04-28

new nAchine atit1matic w
Weishs or measures ! medicine ana
rms eiEht eapsuls while one Is llled
81 hand. IA