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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-19
SENDS LETTER
TO ALL PAPERS
OF. THE STATE
Willing to Abide
The Decision. Of
Ths: People

In Yesterday afternoon S mail
the West Firginian received Il
copy Of Hon. Wm. +. Hubbard :
announcement us a candidate lnt
the Uniied States Senate. with in
stl1lction to release tie same for
publication today, january 10.
The announcement was scllt TO all
the papers of the State, daily and
weekly, SO by this time there will
not be many. people. in The State
unaware OF Mr.. Hubbard s cnndi-
lncy. lie ma kcs his appeal di-
rcctly to The people and il will,
ing to trust his Fate in their
hands.
The announcement which is
published in all parts of the State
today follows:
TO the Republicans Of West Vir-
giniu:
| am a candidate for election TO
lhc United States Senate by The
Legislature Of Vest Virginia. for
The term beginning" March 4, 1911.
and respectfully solicit your sup
port. The Office must then be
flied anew. No one owns it. Any
one having the constitutional quail
iticntIons may aspire to it, without
becoming inc,innal. and may OBJ
tain it, if the people SO will. even
though some persons may not np-
prove. aspire to serve West Nir-
@inia us one of its Senators and
shall cllccrfuiIy abide The decision
Of its people, with whom alone the
decision must rest.
Careful inquiry in all parts Of
Ithc State shows that tllc great
body of Republicans desire some
change, in its representation III
the United States Senate. Some
one ought to make it possible for
them TO crafty that desire.
There are others whose clnl!-
lncy mirht well cnn,lnca to that
end more than my own can. Srv-
cral such have been consulted and
have declined to become cnndi-
dates, but have urged me to dn
so. There is no serious reason to
anticipate conflicting candidates.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-19
CITY COUNCIL &
HOLDS MEETING.
MANY QUESTIONS $ DISCUSS
ED BY THE CITY FAITH. d
ERS LAST NIGHT, n:

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aa" nt;n W coli' it''t " itises-s s1ss4
j. B. Crowl was before council
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-19
Child G ! 4 &! q Dead :. De!''n'<'
SEVEN sYEAR OLD SON OF MIR.
g AND MRS. fCHARLES MAR
sfiss QUIET PASSES z AWAY.

csterday evening at seven
stwctny 'clock At Cook Hospital
Spccllrr.s.l the death Of Charles, tho
seven year old son of Mr.. ami
Mrs. C:hurlcs; &Mar1ucl, of Eighth
street and Virginia avenue. The
boy had been i'll from a complica-
stion of diseases for six weeks and
sn. few days ago his condition be-
came so serious he was removed to
Cook Hospital for treatment,
where he passed nway last even.
Ing.
No funeral arrangements have
3,yat beer made. Undertaken Il. L.
Cunningham has charge Of the ar-
rnigem"lits.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-19
HIS li||! FRIEND, F! / / |! D
CAAS.P. LIGHT
STARTS 4 BOOM
Telegram Sent To
Him Not Yer
AnLssSDLlered AnLsSDLl;',r


CHARLESTON, Jan. 19.-Sinlulta.
nously with his disappointment as fish
commissioner by President Taft. 4
boom was started here yesterday for
George NJ. Bowers. OF Berkeley cuun.
ty. for governor of West Virginia 10
succeed Governor Glasscock. State
Rond Commissioner Charles T.. Light.
n member OF the State Central Com.
that his boom for governor had been
started and then gave ont public
statement in which he said Bowers
was the most available man III the
State for the Republican gubcrnato.
rial nomination..
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-19
SEE HARRIS AD-
Schools Visit the Tuberculosis
Exhibit.

This afternoon the pupils OF Lie
Fifth walrl public sclloolnrc visit.
ing the Tuberculosis Exhibit in u
body, ari cacll afternoon of this
week the exhibit will be visited
by one oil the public schools OF the
city. With the return Of go'>l
weather the local league expect
good Attendance. DR.. C.. n. Win.
gcrtcr speaks OH tuberculosis
Thursday evening ut s p. NJ. at
y. NJ. C.. \. building. DR.. Win
garicr is one of Wllrcling's lead.
ing physicians, Il speaker Of abb.
ity-a student and Il scholar. His
address will be interesting and III.
strnctivc. Let all who can go to
hear him.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-19
Went Away Satisfied.

Burton McCullon. OF Washington.
Bureau OF Standards. OF the depart
mcnt Of electrical practices in mines.
was In the city yesterday inqulrfng
into the practices In the mines OF the
Consolidation Coal Company. The
practices of the local company meets
all the conditions of the bureau and
tho representative went away very
well satisfied. Z,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-19
All 4. ! Il ! !. Roads !; .; d!
Lead to f,t
'gAs,lSp
Remnant Sale
! Thursday ] ii !: ! |'':]|;:
Nice Check
WILL COME TO COUNTY FROM
isREpEMPTloN OF DELINQUENT
s: :s,i " LANDS.

AS soon as &C. r. Moore. president OF
tine county court. signs the necessary
document Auditor John s. Darst will
draw an order on tho State treasury
for 81 .319 &c due Marion county from
the redemption OF lands sold for de-
SlInquet taxes. It was the popular
opinion that this money went to the
State school fund, but on inquiry
Clerk Phillips found out that there
swas this amount due the county from
the State. It Is Just the same US find.
ing this amount.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-19
West Virginia Shippers
Are In the Fight to Win.
RAILROADS MUST
TAKE NOTICE

Thr nvpn,1tirn rn,up,Iffna af fE.,
West Virn;m;, vh;nnor., 4 .son;.,
lion moi vr.tor,1"r ,rt tornnnn :,
thn Masonic cluh roo,ns rh.rn
was mich ,l;sn,.s;on ns.tn ,.l,,+
wou1d Ia thn ,.;,,h1 ,,o+hol r. n,,r
snc in br;nr;nr al,o,,t flo ros,,lt.
that 4hn West V;m,;,;, ch;nnlAs
Associntion ;s s,r1fino n nhtn;n
# was ,l,c;,Ind ~ hayo . comm;t
.toc wa;t nm, 1,r,.;,iont 1V;lI,rd ,r
thn PSlt;nooro an,l nh;n 'T,a;lrnad =
Comnnnv' = 3'
A - lrticr from f,onu,.ns = N !, i,
I!nhb,r,i wos rsad ,I.n > ro.nl,,
lion frrn,rd hv Mr. H,,hi,,rd -
whirL he tr;,l f. n,,tI;no = ,nat1,oI
Of nrocrtl,,rc for thn cn,nm;tiao
Ar iInhharj ,.,;r+eI o,,t +l,,t IN
action nc o,,t';nn:1 :, tho rnsoi,, H.
t;nn passed 1hv +lo 1Vost .v;ra;,,;,
SINNERS, Association @nt r,orr.
m,r,, wou,,i Inot hr;nn al,n,,t ~.
Trr,,ltc ihot tho sh;n,,an,. ,,.,,,.s . r.
~ Uo .,,d +,,,t H. r,"al,+;a,. -.
wonll Lr rnforr",1 - tho camm;t1
tcr IN r,,,:,s mi ,.n,,,d ,,o+ ,an,r,
lin rl,cc ,,,arn .n,, af,I,.t;.o @
i'm o,,,:d Ia ta1an M ,a.,,I,, T."
tim fr.nn,l T.. A. 1n,,h,n,i II i'u ,,....
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ti,ns af,.oot;no t1,o sh;E,,o,.s -
West V;r,.;n;, hv tho n,ornnt, % ~, i.
;rv RI tho p,lt;mnr, ,n'1 ~; ll ;,
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vost;,;a+;n,, d u, sat lanJ .o1;t;a, ny ~ =.
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rsnts s,,nh oot;on n+hors thn,, nI, !
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-19
Missionary Meeting

The Wolnan's Foreign Mission
airy Society Of the First NJ. L..
Gf1rrcl, will hold its regular
monthly meeting ut the home OF
Mrs. Rllieldaffer, on Rllcu Ter
race, Tridny afternoon ut two
O'Clock. instead Of next week. *
hlil Attendance is desired and tile
ladies are requested TO bring tile
Mission Study book.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-19
Wanted to Get Fine Reduced.

III Mr.. II. L. Keenan,, whc the
morning l,apc! wns about to have
jailed for failure to pay IL small
fine, Saws ;hr was simply trying to
yet the fiilc reduced or it would
have been pnid. IIe may carry it
to court 1T is net lowered.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-19
MR., HUBBARD ANNOUNCES
CANDIDACY FOR u. S. SENATE

among those who believe that
present policies, methods and
standards would be improved by
the election of some one other
tlInn the incumbent whose term
will next expire.
Assurances of support have
come to me from all, elements OF
Tie party. frnm men most repre-
sentative Of those. clements, and
who III Tie past have differed
widely from one another. On the
other hand very few of those who
have been protesting against OBJ
.icrtionnblr conditions are now. to
be fond 1nvoring one whose clcc-
tion would surely continue those
conditions.
Members Of the Legislature
have many other Important duties
besides clccting United States
'Senntcr. For every reason it is
the duty Of the Republicans III the
several counties and senatorial
Ilisiricls to manifest their real
choice "i candidates for the Leg
isiatllrc and TO assert their right
10 make such Il choice by 4 meth
od which shall guarantee to every
member Of The party that his vote
will be cast and coH,tcd accord.
ing tn his will and will have the
same weight rs the vote of every
Iolhcr Republican.
Such Il method was recently EN-.
[ploycd Mt my suggestion for the
Selection of Il candidate for Con-
grcss i'll the First district, and
there has never been any com.
|riaint or criticism us to the fair
ness and justice OF that primary
election. A primary held in a
county will give every voter equal
right and power, and n primary
held throughout a senatorial dis.
trict Will 10 the like and will also
prevent the sn1oihcring Of Rcpub.
!ican votes in the smaller counties
nf the district III selecting a nom.
nuc. That method of selecting
the Legislative candidates will
strengthen the purpose and duty
OF all Republicans TO vote for those
candidates nj the general election
Existing laws regulate such pri.
marics, and punish any bribery
and fraud which may be commit,
ted.
1t is thc :luty OF the Republican
party, through lis appropriate or.
carnations, To get close to the
people OF that party: to sec that
their will MS to nominees is fairly
and Justly nSccrtninch and ctrried
cut: and to see that the best laws
and policies for nil the people shall
he fashioned out of their hest sen
1iments and ideals. Then it will
be for every Republican cheerful.
~ TO abide l.v. the party will SO cx-
pressed, and see that it is loyalty
and honestly enforced; and it will
be for every citizen to uphold as
|w"llas obey the laws ana policies
which may he so fashioned. To.
ward this / hope to aid. So L.-...a !.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-19
FAIRMoNT WEST vIRGINlA WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 1910
GEO; NJ, BOWERS is
. BOOSTED FOR GOVERNOR.
scHURMAN ON FARMING.

ITHACA, N. T., Jan. 19.-Prcs-
i'Icnt Jacob G. Schllrman, Of Cor
nell University. has gone to Al
bnny to-day. where lie will adj
dress the meeting OF the New York
State Agricultural Society on
/" "igric,lliurnI Edncation.!"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-19
Traction Company Pay Day.

Tomorrow will be, the regular bi.
weekly pay day fer the Fairmont and
5Clarksburg Traction Company. This
company pays Its employees on the
fifth and twentieth Of the month when
those days do not. fall on Sunday.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-19
K.PLUNK! B1FF!! BANG!!!
!. D | | x / F

i Always GOOD"
A Great Big selig War Picture.
UNDER THE STARS AND
STRIPES.
Havana, Cuba.
Root. Washington, D. c.,
Il Sec y of War, U. S. A.:
All peace negotiations out Of the
Question. The Stars and Stripes
alone will pacify Cuba.
iSss sl4stt Ice, Consul.)
And now, after Lee dispatch
we sec The Boys in Blue fighting
d il Cuba. terrific engagements take
!: place one after the other. Battle
after Battle until the final defeat
OF Butcher Weyler.
The intermingling Of little
story through the film, assist
i1l5making this one of the best war
pict lures eyerbp oduced. i"
il SEE THE GREAT EXPLOSION.
4 BLO OWING UP OF BRIDGE.
S.8 Cleverest scene vcrl,vitnessctl
z itl motion pictures. s, I
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-19
Z Mans, Greatest Problem.

p wv ~, mdn'El \ AIlrEdtrbt FTVUTCTHa
DR.. s.. Fl. Thompson will speak on
the above important subject ut the
II Church tonight.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-19
Respectfully, I.,;l
". E.. HUBBARD.

h Mis-: Miss frankie Parker, q N Nor +
'santown, is The guest. OF Mr.: and and
Mrs. Robt Clinton, on Pierpont
avenue. u 5s II
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-19

Mrs. Hugh +. Smith is the guest
Of relatives Mt Charleston.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-13
Personal Mention

A.P. Di Castelmolino of Rome, italy.
is among those who registered at the
Van Nuys last evening.
Among those who registered at the
Angelus last evening was Bruce 1.
Norton, an attorney from st. Louis.
P. T. McGrath. an attorney from
New York city, in Los Angeles on bust
ness, is at the Lankershim while here.
r. S. Bridgman. a cigar manufac-
turer from San Francisco. is among
those who registered at the Hayward
yesterday.
DR.. E. B. Perrin, a practicing physi
clan from Williams, Ariz., is at the
Van Nuys during a short stay in Los
Angeles.
Norman e. Jacob, merchant from
Holland, is in Los Angeles on tour
of the world. He is stopping at the
Alexandria.
F. N. Meyer of San Francisco is
among those who registered at the
Lankershim yesterday. Mr. Meyer is
an attorney.
Mrs. l.. A. Weller, wife of wealthy
mine owner from Austin. New, is in
Los Angeles for the winter She is a
guest at the Hayward hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas B. Stewart,
tourists from New York city, who are
in Los Angeles for the winter, are
guests at the Van Nuys. Mr.. Stewart
is a broker.
P. w. Thomson and wife of Gales
burg, Ill, are recent arrivals at the
Westminster. Mr.. Thomson, who is a
wealthy business man, is here for the
winter.
H. NJ Edwards and w. G. Goldman,
both OF Boston, where they are in the
retail shoe business, are in Los An
geles for a few days, guests at the
Angelus.
Albert B. Ferrera, a wealthy wholesale
fruit dealer from Portland, Ore, is in
Los Angeles for a few days on bust
ness. He is making the Angelus hotel
his headquarters.
C. w. Sangster, assistant general
travelling passenger agent for the Santa
Fe railroad, is in Los Angeles for a
few days on business connected with
that railroad. He is a guest at the
Hayward.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Delsel of Paris reg
istered at the Alexandria yesterday NJ.
Delsel is a retired business man and,
accompanied by his wife, is on his way
to Japan, where he will pass the COM
ing winter. M. Delsel, before retiring,
was an extensive exporter of wool
from Scotland, where he still holds eX-
tenSiVe interests.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-13
MANY REALTY SALES
SHOW GREATER ACTIVITY
Parties Make Selections for
Homes and investment.
Range of Prices

The Edwards & Wildey company re-
ports the following among recent sales
in Los Angeles:
A. w. Davis to A. L. Wade two
story nine-room residence on Kingsley
drive between Second and Third
streets. Consideration stated at $6O0O
Property was bought for home.
California Bungalow company to F.
j. Lickley. lot IS of Normandie park
improved with a two-story eight-room
Swiss chalet, known as 750 North Mar
iposa boulevard, $4,000. Mr.. Lickley is
assistant superintendent of schools and
has purchased this property for per-
manent residence.
C. o. Ross to a local investor, prop
erty on lot 122 of the Dalton Orchard
tract, improved with a five-room cot
tage, consideration stated $4,000.
Clemmia P. Stone to W. K. Hatch,
lot 54 of Normandie park, being lot
50x1S0 feet on the west side of Mari
posa boulevard just north of Melrose
avenue, consideration stated at 1880
Purchaser will improve with modern
residence.
For Isabella Fleming to Robert Nc
Laughlin, lot 81 of Normandie park, be-
ing a lot 50x1S0 feet on the west side
of Mariposa just north of Melrose, con-
sideration 1880.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-13
BIC SOCIALIST VOTE
AMAZES POLITICIAN
Former Leader of Minneapolis
MayoraIty Fights Discusses
CorporationistS' Vote

Minneapolis. according to a telegram
received yesterday by A. T. Williams.
142 West Fourth street, came near to
electing a Socialist mayor last Tues
day. 1t took an official count to deter
mine the result This count. just COM
pleted, gives Haynes, Democrat, a
plurality of only "a votes over Eugene
Satterlee, Republican candidate and
a plurality of less than 1000 over Van
Lear, Socialist.
Mr.. williams. who has managed
Mayor Haynes previous campaigns. is
in Los Angeles for the winter. He said
yesterday that he regarded the big
Socialist vote as a great surprise and
as tremendously important.
'I never heard of this man Van
Lear before the present campaign" he
said, land I thought l knew them ALL
He actually carried six wards out OF a
total of thirteen in the city and polled
11,700 votes, thousands more than were
cast in the city of Los Angeles for the
Socialist candidate for governor. If
you in Los Angeles think Socialism has
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-13
WALNUT AND ORANGE
GROVES ARE IN DEMAND
Sales in Choice Acreage Total
Over $28,OO0-EaStern Peo-
pie Make Purchases

The Edwards & wildey company re-
port the following acreage sales for
the past week:
Robert McGarvin to c. o. Ross. eight
acres on Double avenue in Covina, i'm
proved with S-year-old navels. Consid-
ertaion, $105O0. This is the second
grove Mr.. Ross has bought in Covina
in the last two years. Property was
bought for a permanent home.
A. G. Can't to- S. r. Elsten, a ten
acre grove on Orange avenue, Covina,
half in navels and half in valencias,
| year old. $7500 Mr.. Elsten is q new
arrival from the east and has pur-
chased this property for permanent
home.
w. F. Thorne to c. W. Leonard. ten
acres on Orange avenue in the Covina
district improved with 6-year-old wal
nut trees, $4,000. Property was bought
for an investment.
Clifford C. Petteys to J. w. Morris,
nine acres on Puente road in the Wal
nut Center district, improved with A.
year-old walnuts, cottage and large
barn. $500. Property was bought for
a home.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-13
CLUBHOUSE To Be BUILT
FOR SONS GOLDEN WEST
Structure to Be Erected at Once.
Apartment House and
- New Homes

Architects EIsen & son are prepar-
ing plans for club house to be
erected on Seventeenth street near
Main street for the Los Angeles parlor
of the Native Sons of the Golden
West. 1t will be a two-story brick
structure with walls of sufficient
strength for two additional stories.
There will be two storerooms in the
first story and the second story will
be used for lodge purposes. 1t will also
have club rooms with billiard and
pool tables and a spacious floor for u
ballroom. 1t will have pressed brick
front, plate glass windows, compost
tion roof, steel beams, Oregon pine
trim, maple floors, plumbing and cleo
trio fixtures.
Architects Neher & Shilling have
completed plans and are taking bids
for the erection of three-story apart
ment house on Sixth street near Bur
lington avenue for L. B, Cohn. 1t will
be 145x104 feet, of frame construction
with cement plaster over metal lath on
the exterior and composition roof. 1t
will contain IA rooms divided into d
apartments with private baths, steam
heat, wall beds, vacuum cleaning sys-
tenn, freight elevator, plumbing and
electric fixtures. The foundation is
now being constructed.
Other new work reported by archi-
tects to the Builder and Contractor fol-
lows:
Harrison albright has been commits
stoned to prepare plans for a large
hotel to be erected at Nuvida Springs
near San Diego for Senator DUPONT
and associates. The construction will
be reinforced concrete and the cost, to-
gether with contemplated improve
ments to the grounds will total about
100000.
Dennis & Farwell have prepared
plans for a new drill tower to be
erected at Pasadena avenue and Ave
nue. Nineteen for the use of the Los
Angeles fire department. 1t will be six
stories high and of wood construction
with concrete base, sixteen feet square
and fully equipped with fire escapes
and standpipes. The plans have been
approved by the board of fire commits
sioners and bids will soon be adver-
tised for. The estimated cost is $4,000.
Norman F. Marsh is preparing plans
for an addition to be built to the
Orchard Avenue Baptist church. The
cost will be about $5000
A. c. Martin is completing plans
and will soon take bids for the erec-
tion of a four-story reinforced con-
crete warehouse, 5OX120 feet, on Palm
street near Pico street for Mrs. E. o.
Mclaughlin. The construction will be
entirely of reinforced concrete, includ-
ing floors, roof and stairway.
S. Tilden Norton is preparing plans
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-13
PROFITS WERE PAID

promptly after last Wednesday. November g. to all
called Many took advantage of this opportunity to
per their investment in few hours If
neglected favorable chance last week still have
buy this stock before the raise
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-13

for alterations and additions to be
made to the residence of j. Blum, 1102
--lvarado street.
Needham & Fetherstonhaugh are
preparing plans for two story seven
room house to be erected at Eagle
Rock by the California Bungalow
company: also plans for four bunga-
lows to be erected at Eagle Rock by
the California Bungalow company.
Peter w. Ehlers is preparing plans
for a six-room frame bungalow to be
erected at the northeast corner of
Walnut and Emmett streets, Boyle
Heights, for Lasar Krezu.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-13
EASY WAY TO PREVENT
TYPHOID FROM OYSTERS
Sterilization Results from Leav-
ing BivaIves in Filtered Water

PARIS, Nov. 12.-The danger of
eating oysters taken from polluted
sources has been frequently proved
by outbreaks OF typhoid fever and
other complaints. 1t now appears
that there is very easy and ef1ca-
cious method of obviating this dan
ger. At the meeting of the Academic
des Sciences this week NJ Henneguy
submitted an account of experiments
recently carried out by M. Eabre Do
mergue at the Concarneau labora-
tory with the object of discovering
some means of preventing the all
ments which arise from eating con-
taminated oysters.
As a result of these experiments M.
Henneguy was able to state that oys-
ters if taken from beds reeking with
sewage and typhoid germs can be rem
dered absolutely sterile by the simple
process of keeping them for fifteen
days in tanks of filtered water. This
treatment, while freeing the bivalves
from all germs of disease, has no de-
teriorating effect upon the oysters
themselves. They remain as fat and
well favored as when taken from the
parent bed.
THINGS COMING HIS WAY
Vice President Sherman is idea of tho
center of gravity-Philadelphia Inquirer.