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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-05-23
Kolizya pociagow.

Waukegan, ILL.,, 23 maja. =
Blisko Doolittle Crossing, MEDIA
leko Groves Lake, wpadly ma
siebie diva pociagi frachtowe Ii
nil 500, galezi kolei Wisconsin
Central r. r. Sluzba kolejowa o.
bu pociqg6w stara}a sic ratowac
zeskoczeniem, ale ME wszystkim
to sic powiodlo. Palace James
Carey Z Fond du Lac, Wis, w
kabuzie lokomotywy zosta} popa-
rzony ma smieree, ale konduktor
Fred Miller, rowniez Z Fond du
Lac, utracii zycie pogrzebany
pod gruzami siedmiu zgruchota-
nych wagonow. Hamulcarz Ray
Davis Smiertelnie sic pokaleczyi
zeskakujac pociagu. Pociag ida
cy w kierunku poinocnym staral
sic zeiSc drogi nadchodzacego
pociagu re strony przeciwnej, a
lie ME zdazyl ma czas nastapl}a
katastrofa, wskutek ktorej obie
lokomotywy i : wagonow zostaio
pogruchotanych.
Krwawe zakonczenie pikniku.
Paterson, n. J., % maja. = w
poblizu Little Falls, \. J., odby-
wal sic piknik. Kilku jego uczest-
nik6w postanowi}o zabawic sic
strzelaniem do celu rewolwerow
il w tym celu ustawili tarcze przy
domu farnera Franka Costello.
Kiedy pierwsze kule paddy, Co.
stello nadbiegl kazai sic niepro-
szonym gosciom wynosic. Wy
smiano go jednak, Costello po-
biegl po revolver / wywiazaia
sic strzelanina, w czasle ktoreJ
naprz6d Frank Dorsey padl tru-
penn, trafiony w SERGE przez Co
stella, a potem sam Costello, ro-
wniez W SERGE trafiony zostal "a
bity.
Swawola srogo ukarana.
Yonkers, n. Y, % maja. =
Chlopcy szkolni, Harry Perry i
Leslie Reardon, zaiozywszy sic o
to kolegami, probowali wdra-
pac sic ma palisady mad rzek2
Hudson. Obaj jednak spadli z
wvsokoSci 75 stop. Przywieziono
obu do szpitala i zdaje sic, re O.
bydwaj umra. Perry ma peknieta
czaszke, a Reardon zlamane ramle
| wewnetrzne obrazenia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-05-23
Telegramy krajOwe.
Afera Lorimera.

Washington, % maja.-Wczo-
raj popoludniu W Senacie Sta
now Zjednoczonych wznowiono
afere Lorimera. Najprzod send
tor La Toilette rozpoczai move,
W ktorej zaraz poczatku dowo-
dzil, re Lorimer niewart jest "a
Siadac w senacie i nova ia, ktora
moze potrwa przez dzien dzi-
Siejszy jutrzejszy, ma uzasadnic
rezolucye wniesiona przez La
Follette'a domagajqca sic zarza-
dzenia nowego Sledztwa przez
specyalny komitet w tym celu
zamianowany z czlonkow, ktorzy
ME byli obecni ma sesyi, ma ktorej
glosOwano mad sprawa Lorime-
ra przed trzema miesiacami. Zna-
mienniejsza jeszcze moze rzecza
bylo, re lima rezolucye domaga-
iaca sic wznowienia Sledztwa
wni6si prezes komitetu przywi-
lejow i wybor6w, tego samego
komitetu, ktorego rapport przy-
chylny stai sic powodem pomySl-
nego dla Lorimera glosowania.
Rezolucye te wniosl prezes Dill
lingham, zanim La Toilette zda-
zyl wnieSc swoja rezolucye i jest
w niej powiedziane, IL ,,odkryto
nowe fakta", re nalezy polecic
komitetowi dalej Sledztwo pro-
wadzic.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-05-23

Czy bedzie kOntr-reWo|uGya W PotugaIii?
Ze spraw angielskich.
Stan zdrOwia cesaza Austy = lime sprawy austyacke.
z NIEMIEC.

wznowiona senace Nemcy zaproszOne do
wsp0IudzaIu W pIauach Pan McVeagh
kOlejam zelaznemi. Nowe areszOwana Los
Obfakana Polka pociagu Szef pocyi tarapa-
pOciag6w Krwawe zakOhczenie pix
niku
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-05-23
Pierwszy dzien Sejmu.
Sesya poranna.

uWOlLyl PiSLNo w HiSSi'y JOE"io
kowski O godzinie LEI, kiedy po-
vital delegatow i poprosil ks.
Moderatora do odmowienia mo-
dlitwy.
Zaraz potem do komitetu man
dat6w zamianowa} nastepujacych
delegatow delegatki:
Julian Nejman, Klara Plene-
Ter, Jozef Luczak, Anna Nowak,
Stanislaw Modrzejewski, Wlady-
slaw kopatka, Helena Zielinska i
Jozefa Ciesielska.
w sklad komitetu do opraco-
wanna programu sejmowego
wchodza delegaci:
Jan Nering, Felix's Augusty-
novice, Wladyslaw Sztanka. Te-
OIL Gordon, Anna Jozwiakow-
ska, Zofia Malkowska, Wiktorya
Drewienska, Aniela Kowalczyk i
Jan Domrzalski.
Komitet zebra} mandaty i "a
raz sic zabrai do piracy.
Do zebranych delegatek i dele
gatow przemowif Wiel. ks. Mo-
derator, nawolujac wszystkich
do zgodnej piracy ma Sejmie, pro-
sill ably wszyscy kierowali sic mi
loScia bratnia, by ma box rzucili
osobiste urazy, jedynie dobro
organizacyi mieli ma oku.
Napietnowai tez tych, ktorzy
organizacye ma niepotrzebne ko-
szta narazili.
Macierz Polska - mowii ks.
Moderator-zaiozylem w mysl s.
p. ks. Wincentego Barzynsklego
dla utrzymania polskoSci W Szere-
gach naszej mlodziezy. To jest
g}owny eel Macierzy, a posmlert-
ne zaprowadzono jedynie dla te-
go, ably organizacye wzmocnic.
Nastepnie prezes odczytal ode
zwe polskiego komitetu, ktory
tymczasowo zajmuje SIG mig
dzynarodowym pochodem W
dzieh Ago lipca. | Macierz bedzie
miala reprezentant6w; w tel spra
vie wydeIegowaia ks. Moderate
ra, prezesa wiceprezeske.
Komitet mandatow przedsta-
viii swe sprawozdanie. Wszyst-
kie mandaty przyjeto.
Ma Sejmie obecni So nastepu-
jacy delegaci:
Oddz. 1. Julian Neuman,
Julian Szczepanski,
Jan Nering.
Oddz. 2. Jan Smorowski,
Oddz. 3. +. Linowiecki,
an Laska.
Oddz. 4. Michai Koppa.
Oddz. 5. Maciej Gorzyhski.
Oddz. 6. Fr. Redlarczyk.
| Oddz. Z. Wal. Roszkowiak.
| Oddz. s. Domrzalski.
Oddz. 9. Klara Plencler,
Elzbieta Zamorska,
Franciszka Mulzon.
Oddz. 10. Wladyslaw Gracz.
Oddz. II. Jan Maciejewski.
Oddz. IL. Konst. Ciesielska,
Anna Jozwiakowska,
Marya Konieczka,
Agnieszka Nering.
Oddz. IA. Tomasz Blachowski,
Oddz. Is. Ant. Helwig,
Zofia Maikowska,
Katarzyna Wysocka
Oddz. 16. Leokadya Marzuch.
Oddz. II. Jadwiga Kamihska-
Oddz. 1S. Hell. Augustynowicz.
Marta Gorska.
Oddz. 10. Anna Klarkowska,
Fr. Marcinkowska.
Oddz. 90. Jadwiga Lubiewska,
Roza Kalas.
Oddz. 21. St. Modrzejewski,
w. Hammond, Ill.
Oddz. %. Felix Augustynowicz,
Oddz. %. Anastazya Jaiowy,
Franciszka Czastka,
Franciszka Bieschke,
Michalina Grabarska.
Oddz. "a. Wiktor. Drewiehska,
w. Hammond, ILL.,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-05-23
Move aresZtoWania.

Los Angeles, Cal, % maja, =
Wczoraj aresztowano tn NJ. a.
Schmidta, podeJrzanego o to, re
nalezai do dynamiciarzy, ktorzy
W roku zeszlym wySadzili W po-
wietrze gmach wydawnictwa
Los Angeles Times, Odby}o sic
dlugie przesluchiwanie jego W
biurze prokuratora Frederick,
zanim go zamknieto. Zachodzi te-
raz podejrzenie, re trzema zbrod-
niarzami, ktorzy przez wysadze-
ME owego budynku W powietrze
spowodowali smierc 21 osob, by
Ii: ]. B. Mcnamara, znajdujacy
sic juz w tutejszem wiezieniu, NJ.
A. Schmidt, wczoraj aresztowa-
nv Dove" Caplan, kt6rego je-
szcze szukaja. Aresztowano
rowniez J. Connorsa, podejrzane-
90 O to, re naleza} do owych 3
zbrodniarzy, ktorzy podlozyli dy-
namit pod nowy gmach powia-
towy w Los Angeles celem wysa-
dzenia go w powietrze.
Popada w szai W pociagu.
Denver, % maja. = w pocia-
gu. kolejowym, jadacym Chey-
enne, Wyo., do Denver, jedna z
kobiet jadacych popadia w szai i
szpilka cd kapelusza usi}owala
przebic konduktora, potem in
nych podroznych. Zwiazano ja,
a kiedy pociag tn nadszedi, "a
wieziono ja do szpitala. Zdaje sic,
re nazywa sic Anna Wijowska, 4
pochodzi z Oakland. Miala billet
kolejowy Oakland, CAL, do St.
Louis. Ma kartce, ktora niej
znaleziono napisany byi adres:
,,929S Hoyt str, East Boston,
Mass" Prawdopodobnie miesz-
kaia pod tym adresem jej krewni
lub znajomi.
Przeciw szefowi policyi.
Cleveland, O., 23 maja. = Tu-
tejszy szef policyi Fred Kohler,
doznal pierwszej porazki W swej
walce z buntowniczymi policyan-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-05-23
Wypadki awiatyczne.

Rheims, Francya. % maja. -
Aeronauta Bardot w czasie wzlo-
tu tu urzadzonego, sPad} re zna-
cznej wysokosci re swym aero
planem i odniosl Smiertelne polka
leczenia; maszyna poszla W ka-
walk.
Berlin, % maja. - Donosza z
Augsburga, re w czasie odbywa-
nego tam popisu awiatycznego,
aeronauta Snadt musiai ladowac
nagle - prawie spadi - ma gru-
pc ludzi wSrod pubIicznoSci. Przy
czem jedna osoba zostaia zabita
a dwie Smiertelnie ranione...
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-05-23
Sytuacya w Mexyku.

NIexyk, miasto, % maja. = W
dniu jutrzejszym 24go bm, O.
czekuja ogioszenia rezygnacyi z
urzedu prezydenta Diaza. Po-
dobno Diaz ma nawet potem D
puScic Mexyk, juz nawet zamo-
wione ma bye dian miejsce ma O.
krecie francuskim. Tymczasem
bury sic jeszcze W kraju ME
ustannie zywioi malkontencki, a
wysuwa sic tym razem ma plan
pierwszy partya Cientifico, ktora
DO zaiatwieniu Maderystow z ko-
lei dla siebie pragnie koncesyi.
Dochodza szczegoiy z walk przy
zaieciu miasta Torreon, gdzie re-
wolucvonisci dopuszczali sic bar
barzyhskich okruciehstw; dose
rec, re wymordowali oni W tenn
miescie okolo 295ciu Chinczykow
j rad chihski juz wniosi protest
II mexykanskiego W tel sPrawie'
Zreszta W kraju jest dose cicho
spokojnie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-05-23
XII Sejm Macierzy Po|skiej,
Sprawozdania urzednikow.
Komitety: finansowy konstytucyi i
iCh pOleCenia.
Przejazdzl<a autornobilarreI.


w. Hammond, Ill
Oddz. 25. Helena Romifska.
| Oddz. &c. Paulina Welter.
Marya Myslewicz.
Oddz. p. Wiad. Lopatka,
La Porte, Ind.
Oddz. 20. Marya Rutkowska.
Oddz. 30. Wojciech Kita,
Joliet, III.
Oddz. 80. Agnieszka Siomihska,
Marya Garbarek,
Monika Grechocka,
Oddz. 81. Helena Zielinska,
Joliet, Ill.
Oddz. 33. Sylvester Stolarz.
Oddz. "a. Helena Stachowiak.
Oddz. 35. Jan Kulczak.
Oddz. Sc. Konst. Sokolowski.
Oddz. 81. Marya Kledzik,
Anna Nova.
Oddz. 3S. Eva Pokiacka,
Jozefa Wagner.
Oddz. 80. Jan Karluga,
Joliet, Ill
Oddz. 40. Jan Wichlacz.
Oddz. Al. Wladyslaw Palewicz.
Oddz. 40. Jozef kuczak.
Oddz. 43. HE. Derengowska.
Oddz. A. Agnieszka Kiosowska,
Oddz. 45. Walenty Poterek.
Oddz. 46. Marya Rejdukowska.
Oddz. ~. Maryanna Pawlisz,
Lemont, III.
Oddz. Is. Aniela Kowalczyk,
La Porte, Ind.
Oddz. 40. Michai KuSnierz,
Jozef Kuprelski.
| Oddz. 50. Franc. kukaszewska.
Oddz. SO. Marya Dorsch.
Oddz. 81. Franc. Rezmerowski,
Jan Szymkowski.
Oddz. Sc. Jozef Sienkiewicz,
Hyde Park, Mass.
Oddz. 81. rs. T0zef Bolka,
Michigan City, Ind.
Nadto mandaty maja takzs
czionkowie Zarzadu Giownego
czlonkowie dwu komitetow: IL
nans6w i konstytucyi.
O godzinie I2:I2 w poiudnie
ks. Moderator odebral przysiege
cd wszystkich sejmujacych.
Komitet programu przedsta-
\wil rapport przez usta del. Ne~in-
ga. Porzqdek obrad bedzie ma
stepujacy: sesye cd 9:3o do II,
a potem cd do 6tej, we wtorek
ii. dzisiaj ma sic odbyc sesya
wieczorna. komitet zapropono-
wal wycieczke automobilem we
wtorek popoludniu i postano-
wiono odwiedzit pomnik Kosciu-
ski, gdzie sic ziozy wieniec
gdzie Wiel. ks. Moderator, "a
jechac do burmistrza, do
Najprzew. ks. Biskupa Rhodego,
Najprzew. ks. Arcybiskupa Qui-
gleya i odwiedzic uniwersytet
chicagoski. Potem odbedzie sic
kolacya W sail Macierzy Pol
skiej.
Projekt ten przyjeto popra-
wka. Ma koszta tel wycieczki
z}oza sic delegaci chicagoscy,
ktorzy przyjemnoscia cd
wszelkich op}at zwolnili poza-
miejscowych. Delegaci zioza sic
po SI.5o ma koszta wycieczki.
Prezes W dalszym ciagu "a
mianoWai nastepujace komitety:
Komitet apelacyj, zazalen,
petycyj.
| Wiad. Palewicz Z Chicago.
Elzbieta Zamorska
Leokadya Morzuch
Anastazya Jalowy
Agnieszka Siominska
Konst. Sokolowski
Jan Kargula Joliet, III.
Fran. Rezmerowski, Chicago.
Michai KuSnierz
Komitet prasy.
Agnieszka Nering Chicago.
Tamosz Blachowski
Marya Wellintz z Joliet, LII.
J6zefina Wagner Chicago.
Agnieszka Kiosowska
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-05-23
z Portugal.

Madryt. % maja. = | tn made
sziy wiesci o grozacej W Portuga-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-05-23

(Dokohczenie ma stronicy s-ei).
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-03-23
COLDS ARE BROKEN
How to Cure,a Bad Cold and
End Grippe in a Few
Hours.

Nothing else that YOU can take will
break your cold or END grippe so
promptly as a dose Of Pape's cold
Compound every two hours until three
consecutive doses IRE taken.
The most miserable neuralgia
pains, he dache. dulIness head and
nose stuffed w, feyeflshness. sneezihg
running Of the nose, sore throat, ma
cous catarrhal discharges. soreness.
stiffness. rheumatism pains and other
distress begin to leave after the very
first dose.
Pipes Cold Compound is the result
of three years research at cost Of
more than nifty thousand dollars, ind
contains no quinlne, which we have
'conclusively demonstrated is not eG-
feetive in the treatrent Of colds or
grippe.
Take this harmless Compound as
Directed, with the knowledge that
there Is M other medicine made any
where else in the world. which will
cure your cold or end Grippe misery
as promptly and without any other as
sistance or bad after-effects as %
cent package of Papess Cold Com
pound, which any druggist in the
world can supply Y S'eF se.s
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-03-23

49,
81 ana other departments Of the
city government which has not vet
become very public and the Tele-
gram takes pleasure in giving the
same vide publicity,
iMr. sommers has devoted consid-
cradle time to an inspection OF the
books and accounts Of the city, the
various proceedings Of the council
and other city matters. making q
scrutiny as careful as ithe man
would who is eager to find some-
thing wrong or crooked, with the
result that he declared that he had
found no hole" by that lie meant
that Ne had discovered nothing In
correct, nothing to implicate the city
in wrong-doing in the handling Of
its finances and in doing its work.
In other words he found no graft
aad he found that no one got money
except those entitled to it.
AS the sommers backing shows
enough confidence in him to place
AR. sommers at the head OF the
sommers ticket, his word should be
accepted by the nouthpiece Of the
ticket and every time 1t intimates
that there may be something wrong,
1t impeacltes the word OF the head
of the ticket, who says that he
found no hole and is satisfied the
money has been legitimately and
lawfully expended.
Tie more active the somnlers ag-
gregatien becomes the more strongly
the fact that the city government is
clean and honestly conducted is I'M
pressed. Every step they take to
find something wrong results in re-
mindlng the public that the city adj
ministratlon Is right.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-03-23
AK. INFORM ( co.
B o N D S
EMPIRE BUILDING

Buy your bonds from US,
place them in your safe or
bank, then all you have to do
is to clip off the interest cou-
pons every six months, present
them to your bank and they
will be promptly cashed.
No worry, no anxiety, mo
loss. of sleep because of the I'M
certainty that lattends some
other forms of investment.
Mr.. Russell Sage, that able
and far-seeing investor, was a
large buyer Of bonds, and he
became one of the richest men
of the age.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-03-23
No Holes Found.

In addition to the fine testimonials
the Exponent has givea to the
splendid city administration under
the mayoralty of Frank r. Moore,
the head of the Sommers ticket, Mr..
Scmmers himself, at the Sommers
convention emphasized the fact that
Mr.. Moore has proved himself what
The Exponent and the public gener-
al, especially the good citizenship,
OF C.arkuourg says he is-the best
mayor Clarksburg has ever had.
Since his domination Mr.. SOM
mers Paid a tribute to the city coun-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-03-23
Wishes Them Dead.

In its very interesting and sharp
pointed comment as follows, II il
had only stated that the Chiffon
newspaper to which it refers wishes
that the distinguished gentlemen
were dead politically and publicly,
the Charleston Nails editorial s~ou
the subject would have been com
plete:
Bryan is Still a Live Leader;
Hundreds Attend Lincoln Banquet
and Praise Commoner." Thus reads
a headline in our morning con-
temporary
Phoenix. Ariz., Mar 2O-Col.
Roosevelt addressed one of the
largest throngs ever assembled in
the Southwest on the plaza here to-
day." etc. Thus reads an Associ-
ated Press dispatch.
If Mrs Bryan isa 'iLive Leader
when 'f1undredsr Attend, = What
kind OF leader is Roosevelt when
he Addresses one of the largest
crowds that ever assembled in the
Southwest" Our esteemed con
temporary has led one under the
impression lately that it Thought
Mr.. bryan a dead one" 1t GER
tainly has impressed one as hypno-
tizing itself into the belief that
Teddy was also among the has
beens.' There is evidence that it is
waking up. Whatever may he our
individual opinion of either Mr..
Bryan or Mr.. Roosevelt, we will be
making very grievous error if We
complacently set ourselves in the be-
lief that they are dead ones" They
are both very live ones, aud there
does not require very great gift to
recognize this fact.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-03-23

While the Exponent is laDoring Sc
hard to make Pike street feature
OF the present campaign, no one
hears 1t saying anything about how
attentive some Of the sommers can
didates are to that street. They
can be seen in that STR bet as regular
as clock work. They are doing
their best to court that street. They
are aiming TO be welded to it on
election day.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-03-23
(1Y|)eY
News and Personal Mention
% Of Many Persons Who
Come.and.G Go.

is nov: employed at Clarkgburg.
Bora to Mr.. and Mrs Hughes, a
baby boy. !5s
Protracted meeting is still going
on at the Mission church, The at
tendance is large.
L.AiMorse was a ctarksburg guest
Thursday.
Miss Clara Watkins was visiting
Mrs. Nellie Fortney Sunday.
Master James Westfall was visit
ing his aunt here Sunday.
Mis- Emma Beaver, who has been
employed at the home of Luther
Kiles has returned home.
L, A. Morse was at shinnston re-
Gently.
Thomas Francis, of Wilsonburg,
was calling on L. A. Morse Sunday.
Miss May Nixon was in town shop
ping Saturday.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-03-23

Some of the sommers ticket are
complaining about the indifference
shown their ticket. !. They say they
have come to the conclusion that the
attention of the Clarksburg voters
is centered largely on the Japanese
American squa'bble. Did they ever
stop long enough to think the mat
ter over sufficiently to conclude that
where there Is nothing to interest
people will not be Interested?
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-03-23

What good citizen is there who
says Frank R. Moore is not good
mayor 1t is to be hoped the Ex-
ponent will not become inflated in
self-esteem when the Telegram re-
minds it that it says Mr.. Moore is
the best mayor ClarksDurg ever had,
and 1t certainly speaks the truth in
this instance.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-03-23

Not Yet Reached in a
Well on the Dennison
Farm.

On Rock Camp run, sardis dis
trict, this county, Hoefmier & Dee
gan are drilling in the top of the
Gordon at No. on the NJ. A. Denni-
sen farm, but when last heard from
had not reached the pay On the
same stream, Dufore & Co, will be
due with the next completion, No,
on part of the same farm.
In the Shiunston district, the South
Penn Oil Company's No. 2, on the ].
H. Thompson farm, is holding mp
at ll5 barrels day and is the only
well in that district that now has a
production of 100 or more barrels a
day.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-03-23

Mrs: Erwin Beaver was a business
visitor fredericksburg recently.
Miss Lucille Vincent was calling
on Mrs. Harry Eversoh Saturday. ll
Several people here are suffering
with severe colds. i'i1 It'
Alexandra Putnam is still on the
sick list. - = I
George Bice, Of Monongah, was 4
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Bice
Sunday.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-03-23

The Exponent has declared
against Dunfee and there is to be
war to the teeth, Dunree is against
the square deal and the Exponent
says what every one wants is a
square deal" No one iblames the
Exponent, for being. for Barlow
Cole as every one else is for him and
the Exponent thought It might as
well he on the popular side,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-03-23
MOORE, THE EST
MAYOR.

Note what, the Exponent
says about Mayor Moore as
follows:
Mayor Moore is very
punctual, and he attends to
all affairs in his court most
editiously. Even til e
residents of the city who are
not Of the same political con-
victions cannot help admir-
ing the methods Of the may
or, and it is unanimously
conceded that he is the best
m a y or Clarksburg ever
had" 4es5 or
i In addition the Exponent
says Mayor Moore "isa high
minded gentleman, and as a
matter Of fact wants all the
ordinances Of the city en-
forced. He is just to the most
minute detail, and never sufr
fers himself to be influenced
by his friends or personal
ideas23
And further praise of
Mayor Moore is made by the
Exponent as follows:
Gone attending the may
or's court cannot help but
admire the dignity and, the
manly way in which he dis
penses with the city's per
picking problems"
Mayor Moore is certainly
described as an ideal mayor
by the Exponent and what
stronger endorsement of a
public official, if any, could
be given than that by the
Exponent in this instance?
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-03-23
WOMAN ISsULfED.

A man giving the name of Jack
Smith was arrested and Jailed short
ly before noon today on complaint
of DR.. L. L. Dooley, whose wife was
insultad at the interurban street car
station shortly before noon by the
fellow. Mayor Frank R. Moore Will!
hear the case tonight.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-03-23
ByTTQN FACTORY
Is 70 Be Erected and Operated
at Paden City. in Wet
eel County. l-

NEW NUARTlNsNILUE, Mar. 90
Eastern capitalists have Just COM
pleted negotiations for plot of
ground in Paden City for the pur-
pose of erecting Buildings. in which
to manufacture buttons Of all de-
scr'btions. One of the promoters
said:
1t is our intention to erect a
modern, up-to-date factory in every
detail. We are we'll pleased with
our location and have been wanting
to come to West Virginia for years,
About one hundred people wilp be
employed the year2around. a1a s,
&. ...tf.Tt t.ss-ash 4 yta.t .f..s ,,.H. .
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-03-23

Mr. Dunfee conveys the idea that
n he tells the publfs what his brtn-
ciples are, the people OF ClarlsJburg
will not tempt him with graft. The
people would be better pleased to
Near him express conhdence in their
integrity instead OF intimating that
he must cow them order to keep
them from tempting him.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-03-23
CLOTHING INSURANCE.

FOX WOMEN.
Sounds rather sensational, but let
us explain. Washable clothing is
composed CT linen, cotton and wool,
and these fabrics are torn to pieces
by the alkal!es and caustEcs. which are
the main component part of most of
the yellow rosin soaps on the market.
II you use a true, honest soap which
possesses the right cleansing and anti
septic properties, you insure the life
OF the fabrics '
Hewltrs Easy Task Soap, made
from pure tallow, cocoanut oil and
borax, contains no destructive nor I'M
pleasant factor. 1t is pure, white
soap, most effective in its cleansing
qualities. Five cents cake.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-03-23

The sommers candidate for chief
OF police is very much buster on
Pike street these days than he will
he after the election as he viii then
have all the time he needs for a
rest.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-03-23
SMALL BLAZE.

A defective Kitchen du9 caused
a small fire at noon today IN u ho4s9a
on Monticello avenue owned by sher-
idan R, Griffin and Qeoupledii by
Charles Huntington and family. The
fire, department, responded quickly
to call sent in and put out the
blaze. The loss is only about $50.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-03-23

The Exponent says on one page
that sommers would deal the cards
squareiy. Dunfee intlmates strong
" that he does not want sommers
to deal them. How can such di-
yided house stand?