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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-12-13

see the "our Way studio show
windows. Nothing but high class
Photographic made.
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1sUBLIC S!ALE-Thc personal prop
erty Of the late w. Writ Wilson will
he sold Thursday, December IS.
1910, L. L. Young. admlnistra tor.
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WANTED -SSInampooinE. scalp trcat-
nrent. manicurinE and facial mas
sage by an experienced DermatoIi-
gist. VIII go to ladies' residence
by appointment. Bell phone 365-
L. Mrs. Shawan, 500 Clay st.
FOR RENT-ElgIlt room house on
Clay street. large cellar and well OF
good water. $35 per month In
qutre at West Virginia Business
College.
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SMALLP0I EATA.L
To Four Persons in Oregon
and Two Others Are III
with the Disease

sILIVElRpoN. oregon. Dec 49,.
Christian Herr. OF Rlunton. o.. who
was visiting his son at this place, and
three members OF his family are dead
OF snlaIipos, and the life OF his infant
grandchild hangs in the balance and
trained nurse is Ill with the disease.
okey r. Davis. Of Wyatt, is city
business visitor.
Charles Steele, Of MOFgantown. is
a city visitor.
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$500
Best of reasons for selling.

seven room house with all modern
convenience, lot 2sx120.feet, Mechan-
lie street, within three minutes walk
of court house. Price
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gWANTED-Female Help

"a NEAT, Intelligent young woman, 1S
or over. wanted to wait on table
and be generally useful; IS week
and good board; stiIl better wages
TO clever. willing girl; references re-
Glired. Also hoy over lG to make
himself generally useful. McGow-
~ ans ChoB, House. Pike street. oppo-
site poStoffice,
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.SlDeGlIIa
ton
Invest in Real Es-
tate CIarksOurg
the Place, Now the
Time.

-Four room cottage. lot 1OOx114 feet,
gas well paying $500 per year. on
street car line. near the city. House
rents for $3.50 per year, making to-
tai income of $3.50 per year. Cash
price
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PUBLIC SALE

PUBLIC SALE
ON Thursday. the 18th day of De-
cember. 1910, beginning at o'clock
p. M, at the Bartlett farm on Jack
run. Will sell at public auction, the
following personal property of
Thomas CEartlan, to-wit: l lot of
drilling tools. consisting OF stems,
betting. sand line, cables, lot of
Junk rope and other tools used in
drilling oil and gas wells. r. e.
Kidd. c. II. c.
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NVANTEsTl-C'irls to work In sorting
room. Apply to Mr.. Parker, at Phil
lips sheet and Tin Place Co.
WANTED Girl or woman rs general
servant: TO do cleaning and house
work. Apply at OUR Way
9tlal0. Fourth street.
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FOR RFNT-FurnIshed rooms. APP,
ply at 514 West Pike st.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-12-13

FOR SAIE-An Edison Photograph,
good as new. Price very low. In
quire at 741 Mulberry street or
room &26 Oak Hall Bldg.
FOR sAIlE-C;ood job printing plant
for sale. II sold at once will take
$500 cash. Address ]. w. Terry.
proprietor. Weston, w. Va.
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A Striking Contrast.

Contrast these tactics with the
action of the Republicans two years
ago when. they seated Joe Smith of
Raleigh county. over A. w. Holmes,
Republican. The vote was close, a
contest was filed. and Smith was
seated. although not a lawyer has
been found. who has looked into the,
case, win not wager his reputation as
an attorney. that he could win for
Holmes in any court in the state
That the Republicans are largely to
blame for the present tie there can
be no question, for when they gave
Smith. Democrat. a seat in the
Senate and unseated Republican.
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$4,000

one-tlaird down. one and two years
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6llhd q ses csizass -oss laso 100 nome eeh
day. Isesulcs
Classified Advertisements
8 Insertions For 25c
SITUATION WANTED" ADS INSERTED FREE
FOE RENT

NOR REsNT-one double house ON
Kelly Hill, six rooms and bath each
# side. Apply to DR.. II. L. Nutter,
room % Lowndes Building, Third
street
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-15

the Santa Cruz river and a canal six niles long intended 70 carry the stor- e1 water to a reservoir. This enter prise is under tba control of Col. Epes Randolph and General Manning, Of Tucson, and Col. W. c. Greene. of Ca nanea The company has planted al- ready two thousand acres Of the 61- est land to be found in Arizona which it is hoped can le supplied vith va fer in time to mature the crops which are oats, barley and wheat
 8Ir. Scott says that the work or constructing this dam is making good progress, but that it will require sev- e-al months yet to complete it. How ever it has already progressed far enough 70 put the reservoir in condi- ton to hold some water and that with good winter rains there will be no trouble about irrigating the crops from it.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-15
RAIL MANAGERS
 ARRIVE TODAY
 ID TALK RATES
Are Expected to Confer With BiSbee Men in Regard toI Making City Even With Ell PaSo,

With the arrival of Traffic Manager Brown. General Freight and Passen- ger Agent Fox ard Assistant General Freight an Passenger Agent King. or the Fl Paso and Southwestern, in B.sbce this morning it is likely that Jn understanding will be reached in regard b more equitable iobbins freight rates from Bisbee to points iu southwest
 For some time President George Buxton Of the Bisbee board of trade, and a number Of ether leading busi- ness men of this district have been trying Co arrange a program with the Fl Pas0 and Southwestern whereby th.s district will have an equal chance with Fl Paso in distributing goods ever this part of the south west. The officials Of the railroad were here 8 short time ago anu ap- 1eared favorable to the plan. but said they would like to study it in detail a whiie.
 The fact that it was learned yester- day in BisDc5 that the railroad men were returning to Bisbee is taken as q good inC--aLon that a plan mas been agreed on whereby Bisbee may get a square deal with the border city in the iobbing line. - It is point cd out here that some of the livest business men il the country are res idents of Bisbee and that with an equal show with the jobbers of El Paso and other places in the south west they could build up great busl- nesses in Bisbee and benefit them selves, the railroads and the public . --nmenseIy.
 No formal plans have been made for the reception of the traffic off cials this morning, but it is a fore gone conclusion that they will get busy once on their arrival here and that traffic matters will be gone into in earnest. Traffic Manager Brown and the other officials of the Southwestern are interested in build ing up all the towns and cities along their lines and the business men of Bisbee are ready to show them how taey can help this town and the lailroad at the same time.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-15
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING.
 FAY-CANANEA COPPER co.

Notice IS hereby given that the annual meeting Of the stockholders Of he Fay-CansHca Copper Company win be held at the Copper Queen H5-el in R.sbec. Ar.ZOna. on Wednesday, February 9th. 1910, at 7:30 D. m. ior the plrposc of electing 9 board Cf directors fo- the ensuing corporate year. and for the transaction O. such other business as may be brought before sad meeting.
 Geo. NJ. Fay. Secretary. Dated Jan. 10th. 1910.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-15
Rin Hun. in Mexico

Four Bisbee nimrods, all claimed to be handy with the rife, will leave this morning for the Ajos mountains in Old Mexico. where they will spend a week or two hunting the big game that abounds in this range. Those who will comprise the party are W. P. Craig. and son. Dr. George Craig, W. S. Williams and W. E. Irwin, the photographer. who will make some kodak views of the party.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-15
BIG IRRIGATION JOB
 WELL UNDER WAY
CONTRACTOR SCOTT OF DOUGLAS TELLS OF THE SANTA CRUZ EN- TERPRISE.

DOUGLAS, Jan. 14.-(Special .)- from the irrigation enterprise of ;h'
 Andy Scott returned yesterday Santa Cruz Reservoir and Land com aata Cruz Reservoir an LanC com any in Pima county. where he has an important contract and is working thirty teams. building a dam across
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-15
NOTICE.
To the Stockholders of Arizpe Mining
 ComnanY.

Notice is hereby given that the general annual meeting of tEe sto, k holders of the Arizpe Mining com- pany will be held at Bisbee. Arizona, in the office of Neale & SutteT. coun- sellers at law. at o'clock D. IT,, on Monday. January 31st, 1910. for tho election of directors for C-e ensuing year. and for the transaction of such ether buiness as may properly come before the meeting.
 The transfer books of the company lat the old Colony Trust company, Boston. Mass. will close at o 'cio ek D III. on January 21st. 1919. and re- open February 10th. 1910.
 George Young, Secretary.
 Dated: January 14th, 19fe.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-15
Cultivate che.rfuIness.

Temperament may not be over come. but it can be modified The best character that you can take as yOuI guide is one absolutely true and al ways cheerful. CheesUlnsss is enc O ths first of virtues.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-15
DOUGLAS PUPILS HOLD
 INTERESTING CONTEST
RECITATION OF POEMS AFFORDS
 GREAT RIVALRY AMONG STU DENTS YESTERDAY AFTERNOON
CDouGias IGtc.ra.ioaal.)


 Al the Seventh street school on Friday afternoon beginning at 1:20 sharp. one Of the most interesting contests which has even taken place in the public schools Of Douglas oc- cured between pupils in the Fourth Grades of the Seventh street school and the Fifteenth street school
 The first part of the program was contention for honors in the reci:l- ton of poems. the study of which is a part of the regular class work in language study. The following is the program:
 ''Hiawatha's Childhood" from Long
 fellows Song of Hiawatha~. Four
 contestants and two honors. Lil-
 han Travis. Francis Lehman, Matel
 Ross, Isma Brown.
 Our Heroes~-by Phoebe Cary. Four
 contestants and two honors. An
 drew Knickerbocker. Oakley Lucas,
 Rita GalIego. Aoseado Montana. The Bluebell''-by Anna Eggleston.
 Two contestants and two honors.
 Merline Wood and Teresa Collins. Nobility Alice Cary. Two con
 testants and two houors. Gwena
 Lewis. Walter Hughes.
 The second part of the program was spelling match between the high fourth grade of the Fifteenth street school and the high fourth grade of the Seventh street school Those who took part in this contest are: 7th St. School 18th St School Daniel Fort Janett Bryce Ernest Lelevier Albert BHIingsiey William Hanson Leland Jones Frances Sexton Gwena Lewis Humphrey Navarro Joe Marchal Frank Young Fern Magarrell Theresa Collins Domineck Negri Gearge Lott Sue O'Neal Crockett Bowles Rafael Quiros Leo Leahy Sibean Ratliff Susie Elder Mariana Spencer Walter Hughes ClaudiHe Smith Melvin Herbert Merline wood ] Marietta Allen George Butner \ John Dehernardi Artimisa Spence Paula Martinez Gnberto Mendoza Bertha Ehlig Francisco Rosas Rosa Bovles
 Lillian Slavia
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-15
Johnscn to Tomhstone

Col. D. H. Johnson was in the city yesterday shaking hands with his friends for the first time in several weeks. He has been at his cattle ranches east of Douglas where he re- ports plenty of snow and cold weath- CT, but that the cattle remain in good condition. Col. Johnson left this morn. ing for Tombstone on business.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-15
SIX Sa, Ss,romv.

We may regard Lo-con as the home cf the silk hat, and we feel sure that here the fre7 ironing of customers Aats has had very pernicious effect on the trade. The average silk hat weareT will buy only one of these hat, u & ySar.-Outftter
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-15

Mrs. G. H. Whitehead. wife of car inspector Whitehead on the Fl Paso & Southwestern. left for Fl Paso this morning to make her home. Mrs. Whitehead and three little boys came from Tennessee lately. expecting to make Douglas her home. but they find Fl Paso the more convenient point.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-15
Douglas News
Comfortably Located

Arthur Flickinger has fitted up one of the handsomest offices in the city at his new location on c avenue. MT. .Flickinger reports that his business was quite satisfactory during the past month and he has handled several important real estate deals during that time.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-15
No Throueh Pullman

A letter received from AIr. Fox of the E. P. & S. W. to the Chamber of Commerce and Mines states that it is not practical to place a through Pullman car service on the F. P. 6 g. w. between Douglas and Los An geles, and cannot give it at this time as desired by the citizens of Doug las.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-15

Mir C. A. GOode. whose wife and daughter are at the Roy. came in from Q trip to Mexico yesterday. The Goodes have recently come to Doug las from Chickasha, Oklahoma.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-15

IT IS AN ART.
 It means something more than sim ply cutting letters. We pride our slves in our
 Unique Designs They are original and appropriate for the article to be engraved. No two alike. Your Silverware will not have the same lettering as your neighbors'. "e coAiorin 10 yOuc suggestions if you like. Cone a7d zee samples of the work VIC have done. Our prices on Jewelry ard S'l~orware are reason able and we ENGRAvE them free of charge.
 L. L. GILMAN
 LEADING JEWELER. Flat Iron Bldg. Main St.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-15
0HCccsA

Don't wait for the spirit to move /ou; move the spirit-New York PreS7.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-15
eraIIsh M.nt.s Larue eroht.

Every shilling turned ont by the Sasl;sh mint shows a profit Of nearly iSree pence.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-15

Bib Won Claim. a travelling sales tered at the Gadsden.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-15
Arizona & New Mexico
 Railway Company
TIME TABLE

Connects with Morencs Southern. '-ConnectS with Southern Pacifc. "-Connects with Hl Faso G1c Southwestern.
 GEORGE A. MAGISTRATE.
 Su7erIntepdes
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-15

T. E. Dow and H. N. Ryan, of the E. F. & s. W. force are at the Gads- den.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-15
Five.cruak Total.

The police and iustice courts had Q total of five drunks yesterday, al of whom went to jaf. Justice Murphy at Lowell also sent two to jail
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-15

R. M Colquhoun. of Los Angeles. is at the Gadsden for the day.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-15
Civic improvement

Notices have been sent out to the members of the civic improvement committee recently named by the chamber of commerce and mines. This committee is composed of Rev. .E. w Simonson. chairman. W. NJ. Adamson, Dr. A. R. Hickman, W. $. Dixon and George H. Kelly. Mir. Si- monson expects to call a meeting of this committee in the near future when several matters of importance to the city will be discussed.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-15

E. E. Neff is in the city from Fl Paso.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-15

Dated Jan. 10th. 1910.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-04-28
PORTO RICANS IN CITY
TO FIGHT OLMSTED BILL
Prominent Members of Two Parties
Come Here to Urge More Lib
eral Franchise.

delegation of prominent members of
the unionist and republican parties of
Porto Rico has arrived here to appear
before the House committee on insular
affairs to plead for changes in the DIM
sted BILL which is designed to supersede
the Foraker act under which Porto Rico
is now governed. The delegates, who are
accompanied by George B. Cotton Gov
ernor OF Porto Rico, the Jose De Diego,
speaker of the house OF delegates; DIR.
j. c. Barbosa, leader of the republican
party: r. III. Todd. mayor of San Juan;
Santiago lglesias, head of the abor fed
Grafton. and Eduardo Georgetti leader
of the unionists.
The delegation will advocate universal
suffrage and an elective senate. in ORDER
that the people Of Porto Rico shall have
more liberal representation in the gov
eminent OF their own affairs.
The delegates called at the White house
today and paid their respects to Presi-
dent Taft. They visited the War Le-
partment yesterday and had a short con-
terence regarding Porto Rican affairs
with Secretary Dickinson and Gen. Ed
wards. chief of the bureau of insular af
fairs, both of whom made an official
visit to Porto Rico last fall.
1t Is expected that the delegation will
appear before the House committee on in
sular affairs in a few days and present
arguments in favor of more liberal fran
chise for the people Of Porto Rico. 1t is
understood that Samuel Gompers, presi-
dent Of the American Federation of
Labor, will cooperate with the delega-
ton in trying to obtain the desired legis-
lation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-04-28

CARACAS. April 2-Jpan Vicente
Gomez was today elected constitutional
president of Venezuela for a term OF
four years by congress. The election was
unanimous. He will not however as
sumo the presidency until next month
On April 10. in accordance with the new
constitution. he surrendered the pro-
visional presidency, relinquishing the Of
flee to DIR. Constantine Guerrero
Congress also elected government
council. which is composed as follows:
Gen. r.. Ayala, DIR. G. NJ. Ortega Mar
tinez. Gen. ]. ]. Pulido. Gen. r. Guerra.
DIR. Leopoldo-B attista. Gen Penalosa.
Gen. g. S. Riera. Gen. n. Rolando, Gen.
Juan Pietri and Gen. ]. NJ Hernandez.
In honor of the election Of President
Gomez all political prisoners have been
reiea sed.
Senior Velez-Goiticoa, former charge
d affaires at Washington. has been an
pointed director of the census
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-04-28
VENEzUELKS NEW RULER ADVOCATES MORE LIGHT
PUBLIC AFFAIRS SHOULD RE I'M
BROAD GLARE.
Views of Senator Brown of Nebras-
Ex-senator Burkett Discusses
States Progress.

Gas was the subject OF Senator Nor
us Brown of Nebraska before the local
ASSOCIATION of his state in the Norma ndie
annex last night. when he declared thai
the work lii Congress not only needs tina,
staple. but electric light as well. shall
Illuminate things SO the sovereign people
may get the right sort OF view of the
trend of public affairs. He decla red
there is much gas used in Congress
bet the Illuminating kind. combn ned with
the glare which is born of the elecric
current. when placed in the searchlight
OF the public vision is one OF the great
safeguards of the rights of the people
Senator Burkett's Address.
Senator Burkett followed his colIeseu.
with a short talk on The Schoolmaster
in Politics. AT times, as I'm the address
of Senator Brown. there were flashes or
humor which ELECTED applause, but II
length the senator grew serious am
spoke OF the great advances which have
been made in the state OF Nebraska since
he left the room OF the schoolmssrer
twenty years ago. He praised the re-
sources Of the state and declared that n
Is moving on to bigger and better things
as the days pass. Later a letter was
read from State Commissioner Maupir
OF Nebraska i'm which he told the
''exiled Nebraskans' that the Old state
vas doing its duty in all kinds OF pro-
greSs.
''She has done much OF everything"
he said. but furnish President o: the
United States. and l am sure YOU viii
agree with me that she has done her
level best in that particular
Program of Music.
meeting and introduced the speakers ~
the evening. Miss Harriet Harding. Mr..
Pierce and Miss Woodruff contributed IL
the musical program. Near the close Of
the evening there were efreshments aud
dancing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-04-28
Tube Company Raises Wages.

PITTSBURG. April 2S.-Fonowine the
announcement of a wage raise by several
subsidiary companies OF the United States
Steel Corporation comes that of the
National Tube Company which has post
ed notices that all employees wages will
be advanced May L. The amount will
be from to 6 per cent and the higher
rate will affect day labor, which will
be paid S1.I5 instead OF SLIGO day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-04-28

retire from the operate field. / have pur-
chased from him his Philadelphia opera
house, in order to secure for Philadelphia
permanent opera house. ! propose to
have number of Philadelphia gentlemen
join me in the purchase. also some of the
leading directors of the Metropolitan
Opera House.
Experience has demonstrated that an
operate troupe which has 10 serve during
the same period of time both in Philadel-
phia and New York cannot do full JUS
tice TO Philadelphia. We have proved
that Philadelphia is entitled to possess
and able TO maintain an opera season of
its own. The season. however, should not
exceed ten or twelve weeks. The diff
Guilty has been that most of the leading
artists will not come for a ten twelve
week season, but insist on an engage
ment of rom twenty to twenty-four
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-04-28

cheering work for the British govern
ment in connection with the insular de-
lenses.
When Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan accompanied
by their daughter and her two children.
We're en- route to South America last win
ter they stopped at Jamaica and visited
their future son-in-law. It was not until
then that Mr.. Bryan gave his consent to
the marriage. His only objection to the
young man was that he was a foreigner.
Mrs. Bryan favored the match as soon
as she discovered it was a real love case
Reginald Owen belongs to a family of
lions has been prominent in the affairs
OF the Church of England His paternal
grandfather and ereat-grandfather, both
of whom were named John Owen. were
dlgnitaries OF the church and were con-
spicuously identified with its history in
Ceylon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-04-28
OSCAR QUITS OPERA
Hammerstein Sells Out to
Metropolitan Company.
GIVES TRUST CLEAR FIELD
His Philadelphia Opera House
Passes Into New Hands With
ALI Rights.

NEW YORK, April cs-The Metropoli-
tan Opera Company. through f. T. Stotes-
bury of Philadelphia who thereby be-
comes one of the directors of that com
pany, has bought from Oscar Hammer
stein all his plant. his rights TO operas,
ms scenery and costumes. his contracts
with artists and the Philadelphia Opera
House. The announcement was made
here last night by Arthur Hammerstein,
father now i'll Paris, TO arrange the mat
ter, and by Mr.. Stotesbury in Philadel-
phia.
Arthur Hsmmerstein acted for his ia
Their. and when the contracts We're signed
ne cabled TO him. and last night, after
oscar Hammerstein had talked with the
Paris correspondents in "a different strain.
ne received this reply:
I'm glad and I'm sorry.
Negotiations for Transfer.
Negotiations i'm regard 10 the transfer
are said to have been going on for six
weeks The papers were signed at the
home of Otto II. Kahn, East 6sth street
Tuesday evening. Besides Arthur Ham
u1erstein. who represented his father.
there were present Mr.. Kahn, representing
Mr.. Stotesbury: E Buttrick Root, MIR.
FtammerStein's attorney: Paul d Cra-
Nath, attorney for the Metropolitan Opera
company. and Samuel Untermyer
Mr.. Stotesbury, in Philadelphia, issued
the following statement:
AS Oscar Hammerstein has decided to