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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-12-20
Dispute Over Clayton Returns
Wakes Warm; Board Has
Matter Under Amusement For
a Day or Two,
.PERFESSOR STROUP'S FATE
STILL HANGS IN BALANCE
Controversies Ia MeIroSe, Car
thage and Reserve Precincts
Remain to Be Acted On BY
Official CanyaSSerS.

The official canvass of the +,
. returns pf the New Mexico state .
election, leaving out of consid- .
o GRAFTON the disputed precincts q
of Melrose, Carthage, Reserve Z
c ana clayton, shows the standing .
of the candidates TO be as fol-
lows.
For Governor - Mcdonald. .
. dem. S0,61l; Bursum, rep 21,-
GA.
Lieutenant Governor - De Z
. Baca dem, 29,1S5; Martinez,
rep,. 2S,5S6.
Secretary of State--l.ucero, Z
. dem, 29.234; Romero, rep, 2S,-
o SEA
state Sargent. rep,
Q 29,1S7s Delgado, demo 2S6S3
State Treasurer--M Marion. dem.
. 2g.409, Mrabal, rep. 2S,610.
state school superintendent
Q Suoup, repo 2g,o6l; White, dem.
2S,94S.
state Commissioner OF pub I
Lands - EVien, rep, 2g.S30;
. Emerson. dem. 2S.7D5.
Attorney General -- Clancy,
. rep, 29,7SSi McGill, dem, 2s,-
2f1.
Justices Of the supreme court
s-koberts, rep. 29,S03, Parker,
Q rep, 29.210; Hanna, prog 2p-
20S, Wright, rep. 29,1sS, liurk-
. hart dem, 3S,96a, Dunn, DEM,
2s.g40.
Corporation Commissioners
. Van stone. plu6 eNi8Sii Ami-
. in, rep, 2Sf41. .. l.. owen,
dem, 2S.0g1 sol owen, l,-'
03g, Williams, repa 29,472,
. Groves. rep. 2a,4lS. Total for
. owen and Sol owen, 2e,ob3.
Fer Congress--Curry, repr
29,7S0; FERGUSON, dem., %,
$40, Baca, rep. 2S,350, VAL
. verde, dem, 27,S10.
. 0n the Blue liallot-for the
. Blue Ballot a4,35a; against the
Blue Ballot 22,63l; majority for
. l1722.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-12-20
GERMANY APPR0PRIATES
MILLIONS FOR DEFENSE

Berlin, Dec. 19.-The Nordeusche
Algemine Zeitung publishes today a
summary of the imperial buget Tor
1912. The total expenditure IS gwen
A approximately $704. 4.S40,750, an in
crease of S14.5l6,750.
The army expenditure Is given as
S192.G26.000. an increase Of $lO,3lo,-
$50. ON the navy ll4,353,15O rs 70
be spent. a decrease Of sl99.50O.
The army increase Is due TO the
larger peace footing voted IN the
roichstag during the last session.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-12-20

"a detail OF police az the hotel Astor.
where the Economic club dinner
was held. hut this was remcdled when
the president arrived az the Brook
I'm dinner. some one having assigned
"a considerable squad Go du,y there.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-12-20
POWERS To FORCE
SETTLEMENT
IN CHINA
Foreign ConsuIS to Present
Joint Note to Peace Commits
Sioners at Shanghai Today,
Urging Agreement,
shanghai, Dee. 2O.--(Noon) -

, Shanghai, Dee. 20--(NoOn)- --
, The cunsuls of the six powers
> called on Tang Shao vi and Dr.
, Wa Ting Fang this morning and
. presented their note, expressing
, the good will of their respective
D governments aud the hope that
, the pence conference now in ses-
, sion would be successful.
, The presentations, first at the
. headquarters at Tang Shao vi
. and then at the home Of DR.. Wa
D Ting Fang made an impression
, The German consul WAS the
. first spokesman at each place
. The American representative,
. Consul General Amos +. wilder
. seconded the Germans address
. and was followed by the other
. four diplomats in order of the
> seniority az determined by the
. length of residence at Shanghai
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-12-20

Oskaloosa, Ia, Dec. I0.-John p
White, president Of the United Mine
Workers of America. late this after
noon claimed reelection to the presi-
denoy over n. l.. Lewis, by a major-
ty of from forty TO fifty thousand
Mr.. White based his claim on incom
plete and unofficial returns received
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-12-20

Chicago. Dec. t9 -Thc Chicago
board of trade win be closed ON sat
urday. December % ana MondaN De-
cemher %, or account ef Christmas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-07
HERE ARE SOME POINTERS ON HOW
TO SWAT THOSE PESKY FLIES

There's nothing dull OF unln,er.
esting about this ansi.ny stunt. it's
az much fun chasing ard landing
the pesky critters a. hunting big
ger gape In the woods. and then
think Of the relief OF being free
from, shsalisfIe brvses buxxine sbcui
your home.
Or. NJ. r. Stevens OF the health
department is enthusiastic over The
Stars fight against the flies. lie
Is figuring over some inexpensive
prescriptions for people to use to
kill flea lie said this morning that
any Inseetlcide liquid made from
coal tar by-products. and put IN
sprzyes. will kill off the late ami
mails outside the house. In barns,
around garbage cans. and other
places. The sprayer viii cost so
cents. o and the liquid about 25
cents. He urges everybody to
get this equipment right away.
Insect powder. ny paper and ny
trapSar good for inside the house.
Dr. Stevens says that II Seattle REQ
pie will take up this fight IMMES
DlATELY. Il oxili be comparatively
easy. Il viii XIII off billions Of flies.
and II will result in more comfort
and much better health.
So swat EN-" and keep AZ u. And
meanwhile The Star and the health
department Will be figuring up
''firss aids" for the fIy fighters ana
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-07
WON'T GIVE Up

SAN FRANCISCO. June T.--Dc-
tcrmined not 20 surrender the chief
tainshtp of the San Francisco Pc.
lice department until every legal
sxpedient has been exhausted. John
y. seymour secured another writ
from Judge SSawell today prohibit.
ing the police commissioners from
proceeding with his trial set for this
afternoon. The charges upon which
be was to have been tried today
were filled by Police Captain Hcary
o'Day and alleged that Seymour
had failed 10 close gambling places
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-07

Little Violet Hiebcr. lI.yeaf'oId
daughter of n v. HiEhee. I'LL ssrd
as. 4. left homs Monday nlght
with so cents aud without hat. re
turned yesterday afternoon after
having Alep all night on lumber
pile within a block 81 her home.
Yesterday morning she crept hack
into her fathers woodEhed and 30.
NAMED In hiding there until hun.
ger and weariness brought her out.
She says she viii never run away
again.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-07
FROM HOME To
WHITE SLAVERY
The Story Mrs. Amelia Berry
Told-District Attorney De-
nounccs Traffic.

Inc STORY Mrs. Amelia Berry
Told-District Attorney De-
nounecs Traffic.
lured from home with promised
OF betterment only TO find herself
In a cheap dance hall and saloon
titled with women sold In slavery
that's the story told on the witness
stand by Mrs. Amelia Berry, In the
case against Ncls and Laura Paul
son. convicted ln the Omitted states
district court as white slavera and
held In laii In default OF $4,000
bait
Il was working In Tacoma last
December. when | received a letter
from Mrs raulson.a said Mrs.
Berry "She wanted TO see me In
Seattle she said ahe had hotel
In Burke. Idaho. and had good
positions Tor several girls. Al first
didn't want to go so far away,
but when she assured me wages
we're SO good there I consented
HALF dozen glrls from Seattle and
Tacoma went. When learned the
truth | returned and started pro.
ceedings. Conditions there were
terrible. Several young girls told
me with tears how they we're Ell.
tleed TO the place and held IN
slavery"
In aeortchlng announcement OF
the white slave traffic. District Al.
tarney Todd declared that the
most digbolicai business Into which
a man could enter was that Of
living off the shame OF women.
4 know Of nothing to compare xith
IT, he declared. "and n we're
passing sentence Id make Il jast
a. stiff as the law aliowa"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-07

J FURNISHED APARTMENTS.

s>e~'>~~e>N~>s>~-~~~e~N ~S~|e~e~~~~~e~~e~~
Medsfn sffaenl upper fiat, Iif 18th aNi
~ fhone East azfe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-07

The autoslsd was first though,
q and figured out by Charles
Dankert OF Csadls Creek. Alaska.
a "souFdough" for 20 years. He
came outside and saw what they
were doing With automobiles. 80 he
decided 10 have one fitted 10 his
own needs
The maShine win not haul load
over the SNOW. "a that would sink
u beneath the surface. but instead
A will tow .ledlosds behind.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-07
--SPEClAl--
Announcement
TO the Public

Mccormack Bros have taken the remainder
of the Knosher & Co. stock at Second and James
ST. and will transfer all merchandise from their First
store to this LOCATION.
The store will be closed tomorrow and Friday to
re-arrange the stock and to mark this hgl-cass
chandse at prices that will insure speedy radiance.
1t has been firmly resolved by Mccormack Bros
that thorough clearance of all merchandise
hand must be effected to make way for the
influx Of brand goods which will arrive for
their greater department store.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-07
0Eo. L. coLMAN.
LOST arm EoiInn.

tfs reward TOT return Of myrifiah tee
tirf hitth, 90 Information ienf'nH Is, re-
rotery Capt Evan tfiffiths. ttoi rain-
ier AZ
Lost -ssafutday afternoon. June }. be
tween James and Madison ats fNa en-
s-npVh containing tat receipts and land
contracts Phone Rainier school bstwsen
a. 90. hnd d. m Heiio Hops ped
i.n4t Moman's large black pocket
beck containing fafa in cash aud three
account books Return sits keystens
ftana Reward
taaai rundaf Afternoon hetween Inter
iahr school and ftaae av. bridge lady =
geld watch Phone North iits. of call at
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-07

describing the battles Of the can
paigr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-07
FuNEaAL. DIRECTORS.

re Tcs.fcETT-c TsITiIf sR7E5- az
s,afnrr sth saf tsiea. Msfn 1871. tut
sfss FREMONT oFFtcE.. att fre-
meat ~ fhaaes Neffh 0rsrn ~
ffrrEFwnn1H = sos. rresrsssafsai
plfsrtags and t.teraassA ksuhsimrr. 1891
Les. epp Noess thsstre path rhsnss 10
fshnn~y : ~ ste4n ens raasrsf pfcetefs
Tnifa az snA University uotA tss@r@s ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.

see~~~c~N~~N~~-~~~ -~~N~N1~~~~~~e
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
Natlee % hrretr given she regular
snnuai mreiina 80 re stot hsiH~rs ~
tha tsAhaf Temple association viii Ne held
% hail No 10. Labor Tnmpis. seattle. ~
. m. en- NnuuaYs June ~ igfti
= A Rest secretary and wsnaEsf
NJ ani Me Hoahinsoa wish 10 ,haaa
The friends and netahbofs for thrir aiaf
ness. love and sympathy dgeuE tNeff
fograt Bereavement. VIII fha fflsnsts
kindly accept this public ashnsN ledge
msatf
INDUSTRIAL sehss. Halnirr s4llef
sFstFmAtftaa courses suutna dfrasfnak
Inc and rliiiiasrf sthsf branches = " hs
taasht " demanded TefmM Fsssaus
ahis. parahie ~ adsa..ee iisaeon ilAf
Rasiishaaarn p.i.htsrs " ~ a~sssx
sne~t fifsi ard thifd Thufsdays , "a +
IN Foresfefs hail. fsEts ftrst AZ fsf
Information phoae Ind oranf ast
RhEE HOOK
Decay hiil Niii help rad ArpiY 70
Grant aoaish A 10 4 Nfsiimrit second
ana nrli Mails STE
VIII sell ~ nv Fishis 20 h@sisn So
tainnfi patented reasonable prize MfA
~ tifepn. iiftA htsfEes Hpnh
Sesiev 10 t'nntfas safs -s'ansr~is b8ifd.
ine 4txtfs "a ArefF fHf plane aua
specifications fsyns Aapufa
fsr sale Hshs ehirss ssaHtssd brssss.
81 50 a doses Ina waite ga & iss
assr
waai aids % essasatinn ~ 1870 en8
1saieF say, James tsnsry fheAe
tF@tsss AZ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-07
I.AhlEsI REMOnEIlN0[ PAnLOk.e
MANRlA0E CEREMONIES
pERFoHMED

rftoNFr aAfN tats. $50 p
beat h. ieuril guia opf matrimonial
huf~au tt1t NeeeHth AZ room Mafn
- trve ihl. nenth fhsno y tte.
tQr fins stamp phoins.o tisis the
rinnnar Htufio. CTS FtFs, a.
INTRODUCTION hocftrN.
issi rhirf Az 50 z, irhs- hgise
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-07

e-~~fNse~~-r~~~~@r~rsr@f
wasted - ~ 4fnea for tlNht hr4sTa efk
sHH care Toe snaaii boz waars sfnais
Eaii - fttb pssFheFn -
htpsFisnert asa sEpfartir~s fsssFh
Hias Nstasue ltaafs
Wasted esgfsw ons 50 taks Ears ~
k4Af atFi whiir nafarr W9Fhe Address
tttf o-~ery a.. NauaF8
Wansss might Yenna ~usn.n ~ sSai
staek 81 raFihG rfpfessfsnn. Particulars
- So Martins nits ThufsdaY ~
wsnisa a sisi e. assiss @if6 ssn=rsi
hsnsse ess Apply .sA Qazsa oAnps :.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-07

TILE oxYl,ENATOn

cures and cures nothing shall ever stap
o. pueumnnls ia tive hours, al kinds
Of fever. blood poison. no matter how
bad liver kidney, appsndiritis and
rheumatism muaf to. infRntiie pafaif
ais speedily remef ed asthma. saiatfh
stomach trouble vanish A. snow before
the moan day sun. eofama ana al hiaed
diseases lung and throat troubles
Epnd Tor our fsspaGn hooks ~ oxys
pafhy aud hams Endorsement t99
cured In Washington Hince February l.
lafu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-07
riiE WASHINGTON oxyGE-
Major ffD

it-ib p.-i uida seattle wash
RUPTURE eUntsn too not eeaf
truss permanent absolute. without epsfs
alton o. duteuti8n from hpHineEs ef
labafs ever one hundred eases cured aant
i've years, ffeW aEe ! year ~ ass 70.
The Harvard system apk hhafrr HtdH
ttit Second az, Seattle
STYLISH MAkE.OvER SHOP
HAT. trimmed. dyed. cleaned and re-
bieehed flume., eurlsd and cleaned.
LADIES' REMoDELfNc PARLOks.
New garments made aud OLD remoaeied
fsateat styles III reasonable hte
Arcade nihs Ind /. eAif
Arcade nag tnd = sAiT
Mrs Won niekett. eraanaip midetfe.
hetn9 confinement. female disorders sue
essefaiiY treated phYsician N required
81 valley. eosnse EHstiaka AZ fths
taHiiehs sef 20 Valley -, Prom I %
Meney collected claims securea At
aaisfy pubiic work detective ~aft. ION
iidenfial. money tsanehi - sic
Haiiey uiNeh Main ta17
petsctlys waFks stflstit eehnusatfal
Main ttfg
WANTED kvegyeae suffering ffofn
BLOOD % SKIN disorders ~ nuy Kind
- call FOR free trial bottle Dr. Hltkerfs
famous Feinedy sis rsstfie Hida
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-07

n VIEW
OF toe mountain ranr~s. casradsE snd
plrmpirat SirN ~ the Spund and
Eiilei' has Mount Rainier AMI Nouni
BAKER biE binCkH from coed car
line. ~ msnetes from i'lenesr Square
lot f8Hfzt price $500 fie cash. bal
Rnce tft pr nacntt ard per cent
I, r.,x.... a ..,l
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-07
Help wAnrEp-rEmale.

Want lids % ekfasatfnn ~ 1870 a.
fsaieF say James Hsnsrg fhun
Narsh ifsa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-07
NEW COTTAGE

FEN NVt NUE.
Al Furnished and ready 20 orrugg. Vn
LARGE tract af good land fronting on
new AN4 A"tA ~ N.atitt- NeiN sc
cents and time SO minutes frpal
svcend and hseinoa Yea oAn rstife
youifFY and stil~ pfedurfE IN Heatfis' ,
nafksts Take Madison car and kirh-
land frffF Or Anderwsn baat 70 XIX
lant office a. So
nffuKF A. EAHUAR Inc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-07

Wanted Men ahf ~usnsn 70 Learn ~
barrier frsde Largest and fmrst rufns
Qisfs sFheal In she Msst Wages p4ia
hills ieafwiag. Al unilniteh course free
Gems AID - ar Nfiia fsr par
firaiafs
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-09-29
At HOSPITAL
JAMES WARD KINNEY OF WAT.
SON, IS TYPHOID PATIENT AT
COOK. sT+s 4


Mr.. Jas. Ward Kinncf. OF Watson. is
a patient at Cooks hospital suffering
from typhoid fever. Mr.. Kinney was
taken sick the 23d and was removed to
the hospital the 25th. He is under.
the care of DR.. J. ]. Durrett, a skilled
physician and is care of skilled nurses
as we'll. The stricken man Is a mem.
Der OF lodge 37S, i. o. o. F., OF Bellaire.
and memberof X. OF P. of New Eng
land. He is a good member and man
and has many friends in his illness
who will stand by him and who will
see that he lacks nothing in his pres
cnt illness. t r., w
Three years ago Mr.. Kinney; went
to Colorado to stay with relatives and
make his home. After being there one
year he took III and got poorly. After
consulting leading physicians there
and all telling him an operation was
necessary before he could get we'll he
returned to his home to have Dr.. Dur
rett perform the operation which the
doctor cured him without an opera
ton which speaks well for the doctor
and the reason he is in his care now
as the family places great faith in him
as physician. 5,2s IS
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-09-29
YOU TAKE NO RISK.
o,pir Reputation and Money is Back Of
| a&s essis This Offer. B. 4

e. u O. . .. ) 2. 49, -.
we pay for all the medicine used
during the trial, II our remedy fails to
completely relieve you OF constlpa.
ton. We take all the risk. You arc
not obligated to US In any way what,
ever, II you accept our offer. Could
anything be more fair for you? is
there any reason why you should hesl,
tate to put our claims to a practical
test? - q ~, r.
The most scientific, common.sense
treatment Is Rcxall Ordcrlles, which
are eaten like candy. They are very
pronounced; gentle and pleasant in &C.
ton, and particularly agreeable in
every way. They do not cause diar.
rhoca, nausea, flatulence, gripping or
any Inconvenience whatever. Rexall
Orderlies arc particularly good for
children. aged and delicate persons.
We urge you to try Rexall5 Order.
lies at our risk. Three sizes. 1Oc, CSC
and soc. Remember, you can get Rex.
all Remedies in this community only
at our storc-The Rcxall Store. The
Mt. City Drug Co., Main ST.; also Hal.
Drug Co., 304 Water st. II
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-09-29
DAY OF AToNEMENT
WILL BE OBSERVED
White Fast Begins at Sunset >on Gun.
day and Lasts "a Hours.

H H
Elaborate plans are being made for
impressive services for Yom Kippur,
or the Day of Atoncment. The solemn
day begins at sunset Sunday and con.
tinues until sunset Monday.
1t is known as the Great White
Fast, when, abstaining from all food
from shutdown to shutdown. the people
OF Israel "afllict their souls" for the
sins OF the last year. To describe the
solemnity of the services In the tenn
pies. the silent meditation in the
homes and the complete abstcntior
from food and drink, this is some
times referred as the Day OF Awe.
The services on Sunday are Knuwil
as kol Nidre, which takes its name
from the opening formula which refers
to VOWS concerning the individual and
his conscience. These services beglr
about I p. m. and are preliminary to
the more solemn services OF Monday
On Monday tho services begin In the
morning and continue on into the aft
ernoon. The service toward the mid
die OF the afternoon is heightened In
impressivencss by a solemn commend
rative service for the dead. This ser
vice ends with the blowing OF thu
shofar, or rams horn, to signify tina
the sins OF the devout have been; lof
given.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-09-29
FINE: HORSE 10 ISL: .. !.
IS STOLEN
Ex.clTY CLERK E. 3. cARskADoN
! IosEsFlNE ANIMAL WHEN TWO
hENsDRlyE Of away.

To-day at about eleven o'clock, one
of the most daring cases OF horse
thicving ever perpctrated in this city
occurred. when two unknown men
walked up to a horse and buggy which
was standing in front OF SINNERS
Tavern, and placing suit cass w:,;ch
they had with them into the rear Of
the buggy, climbed into. the buggy
themselves and drove OF. The horse
and buggy are the property OF Mr.. Ed.
ward D. Carskadon, Of this city, for.
merly city clerk here. 1t is not known
In what direction the thieves went,
but all efforts will be made to capture
the men.
Horse thlevlng In this State is pun.
lshable by term in the penitentiary,
and II the offenders are caught, they
Will no doubt be sent up for mum.
Der Of years.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-09-29
IMPROVEMENTS
NJ. p. TEMPLE is UNDERGOING,
CHANGES THAT WILL ADD
MUCH TO ITS APPEARANCE.

4 g.
The congregation Of the NJ. P. TEN
pie are making some improvements
to the interior Of the church cdifcc
on Monroe street and when complet.
ed will add no little to the beauty OF
this building. The beamed ceiling is
being removed and one OF compos-
ition beautifully decorated Is taking
It's place. A new kitchen will also be
built in connection with the church
and probably another entrance built
to the cdiflce. improvements to the
extent of several thousand dollars
are planned for this building. The
entire cdifice is being revived, tho
work being done under the direction
Of Dayton Mayors Of this city.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-09-29

There is more Catarrh In this sec
tlon OF the country than all other dis
eases put together, and until the last
few years was supposed TO be incura;
Bile. For great many, years doctors
pronounced 1t a local disease and pre-.
scrlbed local remdics, and by con-
stantly failing to cure with local treat.
ment, pronounced 1t incurable. Science
has proven catarrh to be constitu-
tional disease and therefore requires
constitutional treatment. Halls Ca.
tarrh Cure. manufactured by T. ].
Cheney & Co.. Toledo. Ohio, is the
only constitutional cure on the market.
It Is taken internally In doses from 10
drops to a tcaspoonful. 1t acts direct.
| ly. on the blood and mucous surfaces
Of the system. They offer one hun
dred dollars for any case It falls to
cure. Send for circulars and testl-
monials. al q r.
Address: F. ]. CHENEY & Co, TO;
ledo, Ohio. y d 4. z S2s.E
Sold by Druggists. 75c. =,
y. Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
patton, L, };ss;l; 4,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-09-29
"MY CINDERELLA GIRL"

Sold out for the entire week" was
the remarkable notice that was post.
cd in front OF the Whitney Opera
House, Chicago; during the twenty.
eighth and last week OF the entertain.
mcnt of the cScruciatlngly funny base.
ball face, my Cinderella Girl" which
comes to the Grand tonight.
my Cinderella Girl was written
by Richard Walton Tully, and the mu.
steal numbers, twelve in all, were fur.
nished BY William Frederick Peters.
Both Of these gentlemen are promt
nent'in the world otf musical comedy
of distinction. Ss5F45 y
my Cinderella Girl has a baseball
odor attached toEit from the moment
the ticket ispurchased to the fall Of
the final curtain; on.the victory Of the
Siwash baseball nine. The game lis
played by eighteen huskIes that would
do credit to half the baseball dIa.
monds throughout the country.
& The story concerns Tom Harrington
who was sent to Siwash College, by his
father to absorb knowledge, but in.
stead, the son absorbs baseball ideas,
much against the fathers approval.
Tom Is captain Of the team, and is
about to enter a schedule game be.
tween competitive college nine anu
that OF Siwash, when the father ar.
, rives unannounced. His ruses to keen
his father from finding out that he Is
! playing ball and make him believe that
he Is a prize scholar OF the college arc
ludicrous and many, and furnish a
good part of the fun OF the evening
The last act gives avery! realistic re
production Of q baseball game. the
audience seeing the diamond. grand
stand and blcachern In, the distance
and the curtain descends ON Tom max
ing a home run and winning the hon
ors. and incidentally his girl. 4;
81 Butsbaseball is mot. all, there Is tt
My Cinderella Girl.2 The game i.
simply n closing climax to three act.
Of snohsensical whirlwlnd fun, which
.kiyes Frederick v. Bowers and hi.
splendid musical comedy company
hundred and; one opportunities to dis
play. their qualities as entertainers ant
gives the large number Of extraordI
nary pretty girls several chances t
manifest their superb charms as sing
Ing goods. e, x