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The Arvada enterprise., 1911-02-24

smoking partly paralyzes the
nerve cells at the base Of the
brain and thus interferes with
the breathing and heart action.
To emphasize the effect of to-
bacco upon the nervous system,
take the testimony Of Luther
Burbank: Even men who
smoke one cigar a day cannot be
trusted with some of my most
delicate work. "
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Resol

Again we are called to sympa-
thize, this time with our Brother
and Sister Payelka in the loss of
one of their loved ones by
death.
Therefore be it resolved, that
we, as a grange, tender our heart
felt sympathy in this their hour
of sorrow and point them to the
Father above from Whom all COM
fort comes,
And be it further resolved, that
a copy of these resolutions be
spread on our records, and a copy
sent to the bereaved family, also
copies sent to the Arvada papers
for publication.
E. PORTER SMITH,
Master.
o. M. LoUDEN, Secy.
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w. c. T. U. NOTES.
A Scientific Temperance In
struction.

In these days wonderful things
are expected of the public school
teacher. The well being of the
nation depends largely upon the
way she moulds and fashions
character. To save one life from
ruin is certainly a rich reward.
Today the schools are open to
teaching concerning the nature
and effects of alcohol and all mar
cotics.
Much wisdom, common sense
in d greater degree" is required
in handling the subject. The
subject does not include the
problem Of the American saloon.
The truth should be SO clearly
taught that the child will under
stand that the only wise course
for him is to leave narcotics out
of his life.
There is a principle which un-
derlies all scientific temperance
teaching and that is, the subject
must be given an impefsonal
touch. The feelings of the child
must never be hurt, even though
he be the son of brewer, saloon
keeper or of a well known drunk
ard. The memory gem fur
nishes this approach.
Take the following from Ken
ophon: Temperance means,
first, moderation in healthful in
diligence, and secondly, absti-
nence from things dangerous, as
the use of intoxicating wines. "
To have every child in the ma
tion commit this to memory
would be of inestimable value.
The subject would never seem
dull if the teacher realized the
vast storehouse of material at
her command. Suppose she puts
on the board Count Won Molke's
words: Beer is a far more
dangerous enemy to Germany
than all the armies of France"
The children will wish to know
who Count Won Molke was, and
at once become interested in one
of the greatest generals the
world ever knew, his words open
up the whole subject of the ma
ture and effects of alcohol and of
beer in particular,
To teach the nature and effects
of tobacco is even more difficult.
Over statement must be avoided.
Blotters, posters, charts of every
kind must be strictly true and
scientific. We can make no mis-
take in using the clear calm
statement of scholars and scien-
fists.
DR.. Winfield S. Hall has a
clear calm statement; ANY act
which benefits the race is legiti-
mate and to be encouraged, while
any act which Injuries the race is
illegitimateand to be,discouraged.
Even the moderate use of tobacco
by adults is to be discouraged
though we view the question
from the standpoint of the phys
ical effects alone. But what are
the physical effects of tobacco u.s.
ing? Let US refer the question
to a great teacherr Prof G.
Sims Woodhead of Cambridge
,1piuorcitv ua cnuc. 'C;cro,o++,
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Notice of Final Settlement and De-
termination Of Heirshsip.
In the matter Of the estate OF

In the matter of the estate Of
No. $50. "a
Emmy p. PER- II, deceased.
NUtice Is hereyy given, that On Tucsdu.
nc lIthday uf March A. -. 1911, ut 10 oiciorf
"A ". ~ sud day, the same beng one of Tia
rc1Gl.iruitys oG the Marrh Term of the CouD-
ty 1odtt o. Jel. erson County in the STATE
Colorado, l. Bewis Edward Perrin Admin
tr.ttor VI s,iid estate, Will appear before d {
fudsc OF said CourU present my linal setE,,i
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DIR. E. P. GREENE
Homeopathic
Physician and Surgeon
Phone Ralston 81 Aryads, Col

A. A. Anderson of Hastings.
Nebr., who stopped off here two
weeks ago as he was on his way
% Grand Junction, retu ned 10
Arvada the last OF the week, and
alter visiting with his sister Tor
several days, LETT for his hone
in Nebraska. Mr.. Andel son ex.
Dects to return to this vicinity
md purchase some property as
SOoAaas he can sell his home in
Hastings.
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Local and Personal.

Local and Personal.
4 good six room house for
ent. Enterprise Office.
Trimmed hats at cost and be-
ow, at the French Millinery Ar
rada.
For fresh bread, cakes, pies
md fine candies go to the Arvada
Bakery.
A direct shipment of very fine
nackerel just received at Alb.
H. Barth's.
Poultry supplies of every de-
scription at the Arvada Seed store
Hall block. 35-tf
Wertman's celebrated sauer-
kraut at the George Muench
meat market.
Loose straw for $1.O0 per load
at thee E. Allen Ranch, Lhone
Arvada 1913.
Thoroughbred white Plymouth
Rock eggs only SOC per setting.
Enterprise office.
7. W. Roach was able to be on
the streets again after another
bad spell of sickness.
Native and imported alfalfa
seed, best quality, at the Arvada
Seed Store, Hall block. 35-tf
Wanted: Washing or work by
the day. MRS. D. w. HESTER,
One blk south of bank Arvada.
Will have, next week, car of
strictly fancy Colorado seed oats
and dry land Early Ohio potatoes.
Arvada Seed Store. 35-tf
Lost, tie strap and weight be-
tween White City and Arvada.
Finder please return the same to
the Enterprise office.
For sale, Trio Mammoth Pekin
white ducks, also about two doz-
en- pigeons. V. D. Urso, one
mile north of Arvada.
When you want some good
printing, in calling cards, letter
heads, etc, step into the Enter
prise office and get prices.
The German Lutheran people
will hold services in the Advent
church next Sunday at HOO.
Everybody invited. Rev. G.. Buc-
kish, pastor.
Fifty cents per setting for eggs
from thoroughbred barred Plym-
outh Rock hens. Healthy farm
raised chickens. C. E. Allen,
Phone Arvtda 1913.
IL is not necessary f0fiDuSilleSS
men to go to Denver to get their
printing dme when they can get
as gooalpLtk for less money al
the Enterprise Office. x
F. N. Felch of Fruitdale ex-
poets to move his family next
week onto the Morris place on
Wheat Ridge, which he pur-
chased some time ago.
T. J. Segelke has given an op-
ton on his house to w. Board
man of Idaho Springs. Mr..
Boardman and family expect to
move to Arvada shortly.
There will be an offering taken
next Sunday in the Baptis+,
Methodist and Presbyterian 81 n
dry schools of this city for the
J jefferson county Sunday school
work.
The subjects for next Sundays
sermons at the Baptist church
e
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A good six room house for
rent. Enterprise Office.
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G. E. Lesher of Washington,
D. G. has been here the pas
yhree weeks enjoying a visit
With his parents Mr.. and Mrs.
,. Lesher, and expects 10 leave
The first of the week for his
nome.
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Trimmed hats at cost and be-
low, at the French Millinery Ar
II, Is 54a. sN. saa r.
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There will be an offering taken
next Sunday in the Baptis+,
Methodist and Presbyterian S. n
dry schools of this city for the
J4iferSon county Sunday school
work.
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Ten per cent discount all next
week on International & Pratt's
Stock and Poultry Regulators.
Aryada Seed Store. &-tf
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Y. D. Urso received a postal
this week from Fred Hunt who
with his wife is touring the
southern states. He writes from
New Orleans that they are well
and having a delightful trip.
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The subjects for next Sundays
sermons at the Baptist church
are as follows: Morning, "Old
Paths" evening: Lost, A Great
Opportunity" Special music.
Everybody welcome.
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A direct shipment of very fine
mackerel just received at Alb.
H. Barth's.
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For fresh bread, cakes, pies
and fine candies go to the Arvada
Bakery.
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A gentleman called at the of
flee this week to continue his p'-
anO advertisement. The Enter
prise has sold two pianos for him
recently. Yes it pays to adver-
tise in the paper the people are
reading.
The Boulder brewery has been
purchased by wealthy Italian
saloon men from Trinidad to
which city they will take it.
The removal of the brewery is
brought about by so much prohi-
bt'on in Boulder county and vet
the liquor men will keep right on
saying that prohibition doesn't
prohibit.
Mrs. Alex. Seath returned
homa Tuesday after enjoying a
six weeks visit with friends and
in the east. Her
mother, Mrs. N. ]. Macarthur
Of Denver, accompanied her to
Iowa, and after visiting relatives
here for some time, Mrs. Seath
eft her mother and returned to
Nebraska, Kansas and eastern
colorado where she also visited
riends.
Ten per cent discount all next
eek on International & Pratt S
tock and Poultry Regulators.
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Poultry supplies of every de-
scription at the Arvada Seed store
Hall block. 35-tf
The Arvada enterprise., 1911-02-24

When you want some good
printing, in calling cards, letter
heads, etc, step into the Enter
prise office and get prices.
The Arvada enterprise., 1911-02-24

T. j. Segelke has given an op-
ton on his house to W. Board
man of Idaho Springs. Mr..
Boardman and family expect to
move to Arvada shortly.
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The German Lutheran people
will hold services in the Advent
church next Sunday at HOO.
Everybody invited. Rev. C. Buc-
kish, pastor.
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For sale, Trio Mammoth Pekin
white ducks, also about two doz-
en- pigeons. V. D. Urso, one
mile north of Arvada. -
The Arvada enterprise., 1911-02-24

Fifty cents per setting for eggs
from thoroughbred barred Plym-
outh Rock hens. Healthy farm
raised chickens. C. E. Allen,
Phone Arvada 1913.
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Wertman's celebrated sauer-
kraut at the George Muench
meat market.
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1t is notnacessary forsbusiness
men to go to Denver to get their
printing dme when they can get
as gooa1pI.k for less money al
the Enterprise office. Vf
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F. N. Felch of Fruitdale ex-
poets to move his family next
week onto the Morris place on
Wheat Ridge, which he pur-
chased some time ago. ?
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-07-11
KELLEY TRUCKS
ARE DELIVERED
Through the Thompson Gar
age Company to Busi-
ness, Concerns.

Two handsome Kelley trucks OF
three tons capacity each. were deliver
ed Tuesday, one of themto the Clarls-
l5urE Zee and storage Company and
the other to the standard Milling
company. The general salesman OF
the Kelley Motor Car Company is in
the city today ana he viii remain a.
Few days. Mr.. Gallagher. chief
meehanician OF the company. who
took part in ali the important hill
cIRnfas Of the country and who has
eeverai Arsts TO his credit, IS here
demonstrating the cars and teachlngi
men to drive Il. The Kelley truck
is one OF the leading trucks of the
country. The one sold to the icel
company here was tested Tuesday
morning by delivering twenty 500
pound cakes In about one-third of
the time required by wagon L D.
Thompson, of the THOMPSON Garage
Company, is in Pittsburg for the pur-
pose of purchasing two Lexington
a roadster and the other a |
fve-passenger. He will drive the lat |
ter home. The Thompson Garage !
Comma ny In connection with its steam
and air compressor sys-
tenn, free air will be given all auto
outside. and inside of the gar
age. The company has increased IT'S
gasoline capacity from ten to hfteen
barrels. The company's business Is
such that the company contenplates
enlarEing the building three times its
present size, giving 5000 square feet
Of floor space and if this IS done the
present garage VIII be converted into
l workshop.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-07-11
CLAIMS
ALIRf IN CASE
Saws He WassNat Home Of
Parents at.iWeston Sick in
Bed at the Time.

l.. B. Price, accused OF wholesale
forgeries, on trial at the special
term of criminal court with Judge
Raymond Maxwell, claims an abb
in the case on which he is being
tried. He AYERS that he was at the
home OF his parents at Weston sick
in bed and had been there sick sew
eral weeks.
price is being tried for forging
check and then passing, the check
In question being for $S2 with the
name of B. F. Greathouse forged to
it. The check was drawn payable
to ]. Wymer and Price is accused
of having it cashed in the name OF
]. Wymer at the C. r. Lyon and
Sons livery barn at Salem. 1t was
drawn on the First National Bank
of salem December 9s last.
The state was permitted to intro
duce another alleged forged check
by him for $500 with B. F. Great
houses name attached. The latter
check was cashed at D. G. PoWelrs
store at Salem about the same time
the other check was cashed.
The trial will likely end today.
The state finished its evidence at
3 o'clock.
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TYPHOID
Fever Claims Another Victim
in New Fair Grounds
Addition.

Miss sarah Midkir. popular
soung lady of the New Fair Grounds
addition, passed away at her home
Monday afternoon at $40 o'clock
after suffering several weeks from
typhoid fever.
The deceased woman was a
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. A. Midlirr and had host of
friends who are panied to hear of
her death.
She is survived by her parents,
five brothers, and two sisters. The
sisters are Mrs. NJ V. Masse, of this
city, and Mrs. Wesley Fox, of War
rem, Pa. The brothers are H. L. OF
Florida: H. c., H. F., J, R. and NJ. o.
all of this city. The funeral will take
place at 3 o'clock Wednesday after
noon with service ut the house and
burial at O'Neil.
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ITALIANS
Have Trouble Over Some Ar
ticles Which One Pur-
chased for Another.

Joseph Martina was arrested this
urornins by Constable William Post
on a peace warrant sworn out before
Justice S. w. Gordon by Pearl Floria
who said Martina threatened to do
her bodily harm. The trouble oc=
CURED yesterday when Martina went
to the home OF Pearl Florla. who
lives in one of Frank Stout's houses
along Ella creek near the traction
company's new bridge. and tried to
collect for some goods he had bought
for her while In the city. Martina
said that as no approached the house
he saw four or Ave men In there and
FIoria came to the door with lange
knife In her hand and said she would
kill him II he entered. He said he
tried to collect the money but he
was AFRAID of the men inside so he
went away. hearing will be given
him next Thursday morning at .
O'Clock. He was released on his own,
recognizance.
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Train Strikes Open Switch
and is Hurled Thirty
Feet Below.
SEVENTY ARE nv URBD
ST. Louis National Baseball
Team on Train Has a
Narrow Escape.

BRIDGEPciRT. Conn, July H.
Twenty persons were killed and sew
enty injured early today in wreck
OF the Federal express on the New
Haven railroad from Washington to
Boston.
The train struck an open switch on
long viaduct over which the rails
road passes through the city and was
hurled to the street thirty feet below.
Fire broke out in the wreckage but
was distinguished by the city FIRE de-
partment.
The train was an hour late and
running to make up time. The acct
dent occurred one mile west Of the
station. The engine was twisted into
junk, the day coaches were entirely
crushed and there were many deaths |
In these. Three s1eepers crumpled
up but the passengers were protected
10y the strength of the car c5onstruc-
tIon. Five cars went over, and three !
stayed on the track.
In the engine wreclSage was found
a body Thought to be the engineer
who died at his post. IN one car was
found a year old babe alone and
alive. It apparently became separ7
ated from Its mother
The st. Louis National league,
baseball team in the last car escaped
Injury but lost all its baggage in
GLIDING uniforms which were in the
baggage car.
sixteen bodies were taken out oil
the wreck at noon. The bodies OF
the engineer and fireman were BADLY
The dead include four
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-07-11
MURDERER SMITH
PAYS A VISIT HERE
According to Story of His
Wife Whom He Visits
at Night.

UNIONToWN, Pa. July lib.
Frank Smith, who escaped from the
county Jail here, where he was i'm
prisoned for murder, pending an in
vestigatIon of his sanity, made Il
midnight visit to his wife in an au-
tomobile last might.
Fifteen minutes after he left the
sherif with seven deputies arrived.
Mrs. smith told the story of the
visit. She said her husband was in
ConnelIsville last night and called
in hurry. She said her husband
was armed with two automatic re-
vovers and declared he would not
be taken alive.
Since his escape he had been in
clarksburg and Fairmont, w. Va,
Cumberland, Md, and steubenville'
o.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-07-11
ISMS" CONDEMNED
BY PROP. MORGAN
In An Address Before the
National Educational
Am Association.

SAN HRAGcIsco, July 11-"olo-
gies'' and 'isms" in connection with
courses in science were condemned
at a department meeting OF the Ma
tionaI Education Association today
by Professor w. C. Morgan, of the
University of California, who said;
The most important contribution
which science has to make toward
the education of the people should
be offered in the first year, the
fundamental ideas affecting the life
and welfare OF mankind, whether
they come from one science or from
many. This means a general science
course, treating those things which
come within the general experience
of the class. 1t should teach things,
not 'oIogies' or Isms-' 1t should
never be a series of six weeks
courses in half a dozen different
sciences, but rather something like
tho old natural physiology.
general science will not give to
all students ideas which Will be Of
the greatest service to them, but by
eliminating elementary material
:.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-07-11
GLRL IS VICTIM
Wetzel County Youth Chokes
and Criminally Assaults
Young Girl.

NEW MARnIN5VDLI1D. July m.-
A shocking crime was that for which
June Staclthouse. aged 20. has been
lodged in the countp jail here and
later held without bail by Justice
Farmer for the grand jury. His vic
tim was Anna Ritz, aged IS. The
young people had been to a dance on
Saturday night, and on their way
home about II o'clock. while passing
Martins orchard, adjoLaing town, he
rhoked the girl ana criminally as,
-saulted her. Feeling ran high and q
large crowd stood aboltt waltInE the
result of the hearinys The III lgas
badIy bruised al5ott eFQ
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-07-11
runs OVER baby
Automobiles Fatally Injuries
Little One, and Dashes
Away in Darkness.

MoRGANToWN, July 11.-An I'M
known GutomobtlIst. accompanied by
a young woman, last night ran over
a small child playing in front Of the
Episcopal church, and, not stopping
to ascertain tho damage that had
been done, dashed OF in the darkness
and his identity has not been learned,
though the entire police force of the
city are at work on the case.
The victim OF the accident was
Josephine Yasef, aged 2 years and
the condition Of the child Is critical,
with the chances that she win not
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-07-11
A VIATORS RESUME
THEIR AIR IRA VEL
Go About Forty Miles at a
Height Of Six Hundred

WASHINGTON D. C., July HI
Harry N. Atwood and Charles Haru-
ilton, aviators, resumed their flight
early this morning. In an attempt to
complete the trip from Boston 10
this city. They started from Stem
mer's Run. Md and came down at
College Park. Md, on the army avi-
alton school grounds. They then
came to this city by train, where
they Dreakfasted and after a short
rest they will return to their ma
chimes. They had travelled about
Forty miles at height ot 600 feet.
The tight win be resumed later ~
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-07-11
MEETING HELDH HERE
BY BAPTIST BOARD
Last One Before the Associa-
ton Meets at Buckhan-
non in October.

The last quarterly meeting of the
executive board of the Baptist Cen
eral Association of West Virginia
before the association holds its an
nual meeting at Buckhannon, be-
ginning october II, was held in the
FIRST Baptist church hero Tuesday
with r. B. Ash, of Warrington,
chairman, presiding. The Rev.
George A. Woofter, of Bridgeport,
was elected to succeed the Rev.B. d.
STEELE as clerk, the latter having
resigned whom he moved from the
state.
The laymen and ministers attend
---->.- ~ 'S--s'',--A-P-
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SLEEP-WALKER
Is Killed by, a Train on the
Ohio River Division of
the B. and O.

PARNHRsBUrdG, July 11-whtle
walking in her Sleep Mrs. John
RaybouId, wife of a well known
business man of this city, was in
stantly killed by train on the
Ohio River division of the Balti-
more & Ohio railroad. The acct
dent occurred as the train was pull
ing into this city, and she was only
a few steps from her home.
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77VITFNTY ARR KILLED
IN TRAIN WRECKS
CAUSE or TRUANCY
rs MISPLAC CEMENT
I. 4+4*@%+++@44$&
= OLDEST TWINS.

i. Martin A. and Mahlon A.
= Propst were visitors from the
q upper part of the county today.
= THESE men are twins and were
= SO years old last Christmas day.
I. They have spent their lives to-
, Eether and are perhaps the
, oldest twins in this country.
. They are looking well and the
!. Telegram wishes them many
{. happy years to come even be-
= yond the limit OF the century
: mark.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-07-11
wArsoN wANTs voTE.

WASHINGTON d. C., July H.
An attempt by Senator watson. of
Wet virginia, to secure an agree
nent to vote on reciprocity bill. July
10. cree list BILL July 20, and tho
wool tariff, July 81. was defeated to-
day by objection from cmmEnins.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-07-11
NEW CONCERN.

GFIAEToN. July r1.-The D. NJ.
Dunn Manufacturing Company has
been organized here and has applied
tor a state charter. 1t will manufac-
ture FETAL polish and other staple ar
tlclcs in the old factory OF the Graf
ton Novelty Company.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-07-11
ELKINs ENDS HUNT.

SEWARD, Alaska, July 11.-Rfch-
ard Elkins. son of the late Senator
Stephen B. Ellxfns. and Baron Won
bergen, a German nobleman, have
arrived from the westward after a
bear hunt.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-07-11
BA1LooNIsrs LAND.

KANSAS CITY, July 11.-Harmon
and Post in the New York balloon
today landed at Fremont. Ia The
kansas City landed at LindSy' Ia
storms.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-07-11
GIRLS HELD.

NEW YORK;, July 11,-Cthel Con
rad and Lillian Graham, who shot
stokes June 6, were held today for
the grand jury in $4,000 bail. The
charge is feIonious assault.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-07-11
GATES WORSE.

PARIS, July 11.-PhysIcians report
John w. Gates. in a critical condition
today. lie has grown worse In the
last Few, days.
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.INlI P6hnI4AND oHosEN.

ATIAANlIC CITY, July 11--lPort-
land. Ore, was selected today as the
place of the next meeting oS The graz g
lodge e Ellsss
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-07-11

In tVore
suaIa Of
oniyo of I'm
onp furnish ar
in the
o a
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j.. q. Boughman, of sutton, is I
guest at the Waldo.
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BY Senato Clifton il
ter He Rsqu ISIS
Published
go Bs p e
OF His Own Taken Wen *
Finds His Acton u
popular ii State

William FL Chiffon, EInlted s.
senator. asks that the
ter BY him be published 4
egram:
Westminster