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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-06
POSITIVELY DENIES
MAKING CONFESSION
j. E. Munsey Afflrms That ne
Has Admitted Nothing TO
Any Officer.
IS EXPECTING ARREST
viii Not Run Away, but IS
Willing 10 Stand on
Record.
: EXPECTING ARREST

f. NIunsey. business agent OF i'e
s.,Y;ctusaI iron workers local unioh' 's'
NIGHT empha atlca;Iy denied the report III"
10 had made a iun and complete cor
sion TO = Burns detective % coinP'S''-
in the McNsmars case.
YESTERDAY a rumor became current t,'"'
ufstrlc, Attorney /. .. f'redeTirSs 9i Los
Angeles had received information NJ MS
office 10 the effect that Nj MunSey hao
n,adc discriminating admissions no" IN II,
possession 81 the pGoSeG utl"i ~" 81
Mr.. hugscy'S HEyeSl ilEN' '''''N %
me- s%c,.iai G.spatct 10 Tho Tribune gave
assistant pisi!lc. Attorney W. =. ole la
as 'at.t bority for the assertion NAV Ile
nrosccnfiou had secured ali the infornaa
| ,ion that Nh. NunseE itad. ana tEe, ii III
! Muusey had ZONE iir"uSA WI = -, 80
story ui +. u. McNAnnr& flsi' WIZ" "''''
/ in salt Lake.
Expecting Arrest,
s.Dtst'}s MseH 'lSss I5s; iR pigRt M.a Mnnses absn-
! iutely denied having maze any such - GoIl,
! rcss.ou. although ne admitted that from
! gbar he Iaa heard and seen be expected
/ 20 be arrested sny hour
'f have never oesn approached "F an
officer, detective or snEonS else ~ re. re
| gard 10 = HteS7iou. ne decIAf'n' "''
/ have 7 gone TO anyone. ,
THE statement e absolutely false. |
have ma6r no confession in any way and
| reason tEat ! have none 20 make
/ II BcEcye trgt ~" ipnE- standing rep1-
! iai,cn lu this city fc' square desling
among all wiiii whom I have come ~
| contact IN n business o" 9oriaI way; WI
I nave great weight with my friends IN
/ giyin. no their moral support In ne
/ face OF accusations SUcn q = made IN the
/ Los Angeles dispatch. have always
| stood Tor fair PLAY in gli matters Of corr
lieni!on between employer and employee
/ whore have hecu consulted. ] mos
assuredly DO not believe ~ amy aci tina
will result 10 Ino detrim"Ht o. the cause
OF organized Labor. nor have counte'
nauCcd any such a,' when ! nave oe"r
in & position 10 put in AT objection.
Stands on Record.
III therefore. 7 am accused OF havin:
knowingly hlrhor"d a criminal in The in
tcrcsI Of the labor cause. or OF havin;
IN any other manner assisted in tn
| formation or carrying out Of criinina
plans involving the destruction OF III
and property, my past record should Ger
tsinly not point 20 my guilt
| Mr. Munsey also said that ne va
| aware OF tho presence OF BUrns opera
iiycs in this city up until two weeks age
lie admitted that certain labor men ha
been under surveillance and that arrest
were expected Judging from reports re
! celvcd. He declared that he would D
IuuhL here If nc were sought. and tina
he would be able 10 give a good accoun
| OF himself 10 the law.
| Judge \. +. Weber attorney Tor Nj
Nfunscy. last night prepared statcrcn
which was signed by Mr.. Munsev. en-
phatiCay denying the alleged confession
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-06
ALEXANDER ELECTEl|
|. Los ANGELES MAYO
Hartman, Socialist Candida
Loses Strength as Result d
Of Mcnamara Climax.
Continued from Page one.)

Of dollars !or advertising SPACE 10 b,
tis defeat lts appeals prevailed
on The fscr n the returns. tho n
and women who voted ror The so.csl
good government ticket headed bv
man previously elected a reforner
iccteu the proposition 10 make this Z
the "dricsu town aUyW mere In The 20,
try"
Onlr three minor cases ~ troUbie NJ
reported. F,Ncopt fcs these peace ani
realty ure allied and FOR ;his condit
leaders on both s!des thanked the va
en-. thousands Of whom We're crow
about the noiin@ poths %; The SlT 4
,inctS.
The women were jreateJ with
greatest Eallsutry Many Hsnt Ia
polls propelling baby caTris zes and n
fafhn: took care of baby while moi
vol ed.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-06
IDAHO SHEEPMEN
ADOPT RESOLUTIONS

BOISE Ida. pcc. 5.-Tlic ldano Wool
growers association met here today;
Resolutions calling on President TAFT
and the Idaho delegation In congress 10
levy the tariff on wool ON a secured
basis on the ground that The growers
are not getting tho full benrnt of the law
az II now stands were adopted and wired
TO these officials.
The association expressed It's apprccia
tion OF the way that the forestry ON
cials have assisted them in reaching nm
understanding III the troubles tnnt have
pcrpleXed beth forest users and reprcsen
tatives OF the government for the past
Ycar
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-06
CONDUCTOR HEARS
|TAL|AN'S THREATS
(Cont ntinucd from Page Ono.)

minus Of the car linc, and by tracing
the two Italians to this bunkhouss IL
could be ascertRipcd that they were
strik ebreakers
C,iIdmundsen again stated yesterday
that he and Hayden had been drinking.
Gudmundscn Is held at the city Jail as a
witness.
Friends OF Hayden and Gudmundsen
gay that they are not drinking men and
that IL they were under the influence
Of liquor yesterday IL was exceptional.
Mrs. O. Aim. 25I West Fifth North
street, Is u cousin of Hayden. The in
iured man has but one close relation tn
this country, This is q brother. Lewis
Hayden. who lives al Maxwell, Ncb. The
brother has been notified Of the shoot
ing.
The fact that Hayden wns shot in tho
back corroborates the story of Tie street
car men To tho effect that tho two Swcdef
were running when he greater number
| of the shots were iircd-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-06
Mayor Seidel Talks,

MILWAUKEE. Wis. pec. 5.-M'
Emil Seidei. upon hearing the negs
The election at Los Angeles. said
II cannot become dnwncGSt owe
Temporary defeat nor highly cle'ed
4 single victory. believe there Y
moro Socialis, votes cast than ever
fore The people are beginning TO rta
that taey eventually viii be The mas
Of their own destiny.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-06
Wanted TO Change Her Vote.

In on" precinct puzzled 7cnian yo
IN favor of the prohibition ordinan
though she vas opposed - H. NJ
she learned what he had done sic Tusl
hack to the booth and declared.
= want 20 change my vote, vani
change my vote,
She was told that Was Impossible.
"Oh. but it must be changed she
claimed and the election officials po!j
explained that II was against the law
In one OF the west side precincts. WI
voting went on throughout The dsy
! the rate Of two a minute there was
a sign OF lmps;ience when wou
| voter Indignantly inquired why lhers
not a mirror in the DlaCe
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-06
Eeyes Crosses Border.

Ni:NICO CITY. Dec. General Fer
aJvac Gt,es has returned 10 Mexico. lust
wlcl- me is and ,usI whore he crossed
tie .nteYDa tionsi boundary is not gen
"rsi'y known. bu' that lie Is in MSNi-
can telr'.tcry Is an official statement;
iy.:csd uf Tauifcsilns alarm because
If his coming government officials to-
night prcfcsscd K, en- pleasure Tl,oy he
Hove ',iov WI! have liitlc trouble in 81
footing his captUre and The statement ie
na,c that If taken nc viii have 10 stand
iIial ON ite rnAise OF inriiinG rcbclllon. :
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-06
Mob Lynches NEGRO.

VALIANT, Okla. Dec 5.-A mob
forced an entrance to the iaii here To-
day, sccured II young negro who refused
TO give his name, and hanged him To a
trcc Tho negro was arrested on the
charge of attacking the lg-year-old
daughter OF Leo Saunders
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-06
Headed Southwark.

CORPUS CHRISTI Tex. Dec. S.-Ac-
cordiuc 10 Information brought 10 Cor
rus Christi tonight, General Bernardo
Reyes and small marty ~ hts follow
"rs boarded a southbound san .Nntonio X
Arkansas Pass train nj Pcttus, Tex. late
Yesterday. Tickets were held to Alice,
junction point of tho International &
Great Northern and san Antonio & Ar
kansas Pass Ia illnads
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-06
Steamboat Sinks.

THERES, H.. Dec. 5.-The large
steamboat City OF Savannah. en- route
from Cairo To st. Louis. struck a snae
In the Mississippi river. ten miles below
Thcbcs, this afternoon and sank in twelve
feet of water, Passengers and crew were
taken off safely.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-06
Purchases Much Silver.

WASHINGTON. Dec. For the COIN
age Of subsidiary money at San Fran
cisco Director OF tic Mint Roberts today
purchased 1000 ounces of silver Mt 81
cents per ounce,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-06
TIC Repeal Reciprocity

WASHINGTON Dec 5-Scnator hey
burn today introduced bin to repeal the
reciprocity bin.
The battle is over he said. "but there
may be some uneXplodcd bombs lying
around on the field"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-06
PERSIA THREATENS
TO TAKE OFFENSIVE

LONDON. Dec. 6.-The Morning Posts
Teheran correspondent says Persia has
presented an ultimatum to Russia de-
mandlng that the Russian troops shall not
proceed beyond 1fasbin and that orders
for further drafts OF troops shall be
countermanded, Unless these terms are
conceded within thirty hours Persia will
take tho offensive.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-06
New Postmasters Named.

Special TO The Tribune.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 6.-Rcprescnta-
tive Howell has recommended the ap-
pointment or the following posimastnrs
+. NJ Johnson. WendovCr; I.evison
Handbook. Blue Bc)le. Wasatcn county.
The everlasting giri question is easily
and entirely solved by the insertion OF
a little want cad - in The Tribune.
Bell phone 5000. Ind. $50
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-06
Omaha and Return $4,000
Via D. g. r. G.. r, R. Dec 11-12.1S

Tickets good returning until Dccem.
ber 81, Stop0vers. Diverse routes. See
any d. x, r. q, agent for rates to other
points.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-06

The everlasting girl question is easily
and entirely solved by the insertion of
little want 'ad' in The Tribune.
Bell phone 5000 Ind. 500
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-06
Excursion to Park City

Via D. & z. G, &. r, Sunday, Dec.
$500 for the round trip. Leaves, !,
Lake $50 q. IN. Returning. leaves :
City at 1886 p. m. Under the aassP
of tho knights of Columbus. Es'
body invited
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-06

Employees in every line watch the
Wants.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-06

Roller skating tonight, Salt PslstI
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-03-24
Sogn-Washburn Nuptials.

Inwood Herald: On Tuesday even
ing at 1870 at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. G. M. Anderson, Mr. George S.
Fl. Sogn, clothing merchant and Miss
Amanda Washburn, the popular lady
clerk at the Henrickson hardware,
Sence of some twelve or fifteen i'm
mediate relatives and close friends.
The bride attired in beautiful gown
of cream voile and carrying bouquet
of brides roses and the groom In a
substantial suit of dark goods took
their places beneath the decorated
arch at the appointed hour and Rev.
Martin Hyink spoke the words which
united two hearts for the remainder
of life's journey.
At eight O'Clock the merry wedding
party sat down to an elegant four
course supper.
The unusually large and tine array
of valuable presents attest the esteem
in which the young folks are held and
will serve as life long mementoes.
The groom, whose parents live near
Canton, S. D.. and who was formerly
in business at that place, has been as
sociated with w. Fl. Opperud in the
clothing business for some five year,
past and is known to all.
The bride has grown from a promis-
ing childhood to beautiful womanhoOd
in this place and is known and loved
by all and honored by old and young
alike. She has been associated with
the corner hardware for number OF
years as bookkeeper and clerk. She
was first employed by G.. M. Anderson
and when he sold TO G. Fl. Dean
amanda" was invoiced with the
stock. When Mr.. Dean sold to John
Henrickson one Of the stipulations OF
sale was that Amanda would stay
with the store and although she
much desired release she agreed tC
stay until April 1st when Mr.. Hen
rickson's son Henry will have finished
his course at school and will take hel
place in the store.
This event marks the most import
ant milestone in the lives Of these
young people. Another home is made
new life is commenced under the
most favorable conditions and cir
cumstances. We wish them long iift
and bespeak for them much happiness
We rejoice that they remain among
us to cast their leavening influence
for good in our community.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-03-24

sunflowers and divers other object
ionable specimens Of plant life that
were endeavoring to take possession
and establish themselves in the corn.
fields. When the corn was ''laid BY
and the alfalfa cut and stacked. it
was just about the time that the
threshing machines began their tune
full hum here and there, throughout
the shock be-speckeled country. So
about the last days of June, | ''signed
articles" with a threshing outfit, and
was assigned duty on pitching crew
at 81. 90 per day and board.
But my letter is getting too long
l must beg leave of the indulgent
Editor to be permitted to continue
my story in another issue, and bid
you "Adios" for the present.
THoRsTEN HOTTER
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-03-24

INDEPENDENT CHAMPIONS OF SOUTH DAKOTA
Reading from left to right: Otis Kundson substitutes
Elmer Suebert guard; Carl Voyen captain forwards Otto
Lawrence guard Oscar Syverud substitute; Melvin Kun
der center and Ed Jue forward These boys average 8
the fastest bunch of
in the The in the is K K Fobes, the
COACH who has helped the boys during the being
busy otherwise to play.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-03-24

Mr.. and Mrs. B. o. Torberson are
rejoicing over the arrival Of = ten
pound boy who came to gladden. theiE
hearts March 10th.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-03-24
Canton Girls Wins.

The Canton high school girls
journeyed to the city of Mankato,
Minnesota, last Friday and played the
high school girls of that city game
of basket ball. Canton won of course,
in a very pretty game with a score OF
s to I. Miss Alice Rergstrom played a
star game although handicapped with
game" ankle.
Prof Tuve was Sioux Falls visit
or Sunday.
Joe Anderson was a Sioux Falls
visitor Saturday.
G. L. Dewey was Harrisburg visit
or on business Saturday
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-16

He is talking Of buying him q new
farmsin the near future. ~
ROSS Dye has been buying some
hogs Of late. He Is quite hustler
and knows a good thing when he sees
1t.
I Dick Stewart, OF Stewartsyille, Is
talking Of moving to his farm on Big
run. We welcome him to our county.
Simon Moore and wife. Rosetta, are
now visiting their many relatives IN
Indiana. They will be gone for q lew by
weeks. 81
Johnny Campbell and wife, OF Fair.
mont, will leave in a few. days, for NM
ion, Florida, where her uncle, Willie
Hafter and family, live. They win
stop at all the large cities as they
will make a circuit Of their "Trip SO as
to see as many as possible:
Henry Campbell Is talking of going
to the mountains in the near future
as lie has quite a few relatives. He
will DO gone several days. He ex'
poets a good time. 81
1--WE are having three days fine rain,
Sunday, Monday and Tuesday Which
Is doing quite "a bit OF good. y
Our church members are haltlng
between two opinions to build church
or cover the old one. We hope they
will do the right thing and build as
Ilf they don't build 1t might be some
other church might built as we So
much need new church building.
One OF the preachers OF the Saliva
ton Army was inao our town on satur.
day last. He gave US a fine talk and
promised to come back and bring
some good singers. We hope that he
will be treated all right as to inter:
rupt worship would be bad so behave
or stay at home.
Quite a few OF our people attended
the Sunday school convention at
Dents run last week and report q
good time and very profitable SER
vice. Z,
AS there is quite a bit of thrashins
around our town and no machine It
would be wise for some OF the ma
chimes to come in our community
Charley Baker and family We're the
guests Of Henry Campbell Sunday
last, He is talking Of shipping car;
load Of horses for himself and neigh!
bors. q
Mrs. Aslfby Thomas Is spending q
few days in and around Barrackyllle
with her many friends and relatives,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-16
Inviting VISITORS. I.
III slIHEHN States

WASHINGTON, D. G., Aug. 49,
Managing Director Dave, of the
Southern Commercial Congress-, will
leave Washington earlysin Septem-
Der direct for 81 Paso, Texas. He will
meet there Col. D. c. Collier, director
general OF the Panama-Califo Elk
position Of San Diego. Mr. Dave and
Col. Collier will then travel rapidly
over the States of the South in order
to explain in large cities and before
all leading commercial organizations
the purpose OF the All!south- Confer
ence to be held in Memphis, October
9Th, The itinerary so far arranged ,ini
cludes ri 5Paso, San Antonio, Hous.
S1n, Little Rock, Shreveport Monroe,
,Vicksburg, Meridian, Birmingham,
Montgomery, New Orleans, Savannah,
Charleston Raleigh, Chattanooga alL
Nashville.
This Allsouth-C Conference is called
by the Southern Commercial Con-
gress, the Southern Commercial Sec.
retaries Association, the Business
Mems Club,of Memphis, the Chamber
Of Commerce Of Atlanta, the Chamber
Of Commerce Of Houston, the Progress
sive Union Of New Orleans and the
Panama. California Exposition OF -an
Diego. The purpose. of the conference
Isl to voice aninvitation to all citizens
Of the United States to visit the South
and witness its advancement; for the
transition In recent years has been so
rapid that q large proportion Of the
public have no adequate knowledge OF
conditions II is also the purpose Of
the conference to urge Pacific Coast
tourists to,traverce the South and use
the liberal stop;oyer privileges grant
ed by Southern railroads N
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-16

"a CORR pom NJ writes u
ask II Skinned mill should not be
thinned before siding 10 y oung pigs
we should say not you mi a vel
NY "a thinner on circus lemonade
The man who can founder q airing
pig son Skinned milk ought % he able
TO ililoat a whole kennel on q soup
bone. There IS no way we know 81
To- flag 4 pigs appetite.A gault shoal
may nave IA cold in the head; SO bad
thai he can sneeze I'M four Ianglages,
but you couldn' 7 drive him away from
the trough witfi7a pitehtofk. You can
flush 4 pig with Skinned mill toF
forty.eight hours without destroying
his savior fare,
AS q work of art, the mo dern SEED
catalogue makes the product Of me
Chicago Art Institute look like q tin:
type Of grandpa at the age OF stbtrs.
teen. tilt hadn't been for the seed
catalogue, the impresslonist school 81
painting would be about fs popnlaI q \
a spooly girl with a cold sore. An II
illustrator for these ca:aiogt1es makes
the work OF old Rembrandt and Mike
ANGELO resemble a chrome OF Mag
"a Fallsby Moonlight. He can pain
a blush on tomato that will eat up
more red paint than nav barn we
saw sighted man chew the GOV.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-16
.---,--7--s-5.--

Here We come again With a feN
same III n z ssreat Tianery
me ~ rsraSf rain certainty was wei
con, ~ IN ali al We ware heading h
vsrys hadIy' y :
Al tSinSs coma n tbose that waii
IA "a "a coSrse No H,ara waiting. yary
,,s. tien a I
49, W. sbon,d nayar forget the soofl
L ss ~ Sc .os o,..tba tinSnsss III friends
nes mo et flor What (, nav ,,,ii ostnT
y Mrs tivg,a 20 SbaniFslford Was cal1ina
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-16
B!Y Il q RA NNI


XII Oh Of IN ample cItalo gtle the Other
day with the result that be liiis
pipes clog With s. 10 Il ochte and
!tai % be rinsed out win line
Every home where The love 6l mt or
arts sake has lsnrped the place o.
boiled cabbage should have one 81
these catalogues on I'll e ceutef able
ONE Of the most iilpr0y Wing ghts
In urban life 81 the popularity Of the
farmer at primary elec tion time. This
pas time OF cIltiPa ting the farlleI
every once instwo years has become
quite q fad with aspiring city canaii
dates whose chief quail locations are
4 fankful Of gall and an tHyarta ble
wind pressure, Exercise the same
care in picking out q cand IIlate tllai
you would III buying d shoat II ne
lduires about the same degree gl per
:spicacity, and both are liable q be q
disappointment X
M ypur girl 5instst ON noQklng lp
with some pecan-faced dude whe
,wsssrs nsir Of red gloves ill his M
per left coat pocket and never earned
.a dime In tho world outside Of q polk
.er Joint, don't argue the matter WIN
her Read the twenty fourth verse 81
the thirteenth chapter q Proverbs
and get busy. AK q n IN. B.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-16
SPECIAL sPaRfSnIE..FIS
PICTURE TONIGHT

GRAND WILL HAVE OHIO SHOOT
CONTEST FOR pELEcTATlo9N
OF GUN CLUB.
IN connection with the regular bill
at the Grand Opera House this even.
ing a picture of unusual interest and
merit will be shown Of interest 5te
sportsmen and all who appreciate
good gun shooting.
The picture will be put on for the
special delectation Of the local and
visiting men and their friends who
VIII participate in the Monongahela
Valley shooting event which Is to take
place IN this city on tomorrow Show
ing the Ohio shooting tournament
which took place at Columbus, which
took place this spring when a Dn Pont
Powder Company man won the cham
pionstlip OF the Buckeye State. !
The piltlre shows the entire days
shoot and Ii shown for the first time
in this section of the country, Col.
spragg manager Of the, SpragR
Amusement company, having secured
the picture for the pleasure of the
shooters 10 be in Fairmont this even.
Ing preparatory to the interesting
event to take place tomorrow
/ . n T. y 81. to 3 +
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-16
.THE sIJspIcloljs TURK.

John w. Gates, the noted hnancler.
said to a Washington correspondent
during a recent visit To- the capital:
aYour quotations show suspicion OF
Wall, street. You appear TO look on
Wall street as aid the Turkish dlplo.
mat, Mizrim Bey.
YMizrim Rey was zee taken to the
stock exchange There the methods
Of stock speculation were explained
to;him and he was shown the marvel
otthe tieRers, ticking of the last quo.
tatlons from eysrg market In, the
world.
a'Weil, what do you think Of It?
Isn't ii marvelousyf asked his guide
"But Glizrim Bey, instead Of being
overawed. yawned and answered cold
ily: i, u
G'For my part i should prefer -
play in d game where 1 could see the
cards shuffled. Washington Star.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-16
ii BASE 81 w b,,EcElVER.

( Professor John, Dewey, of Collm.;
bla, was talking about a Legislator
who had turned traitor to the suffrage
cause.
aAsman who could be 50 mean to
woman; he said, must be the original
.of the Clayton jaIllstory. "a
"a convict in the Clayton jail, you
know, managed to do a little flirting
over the wall He flIrted for sohl1e
weeks with a girl who MIXED the
cows in a field adjoining the jail and
one evening he called 70 her and they
struck up a conyefsat ion. RI
every day after that for; q year. or
more the girl came to he4wall. Then
the convict, getting tired Of her, told flIti
ller,it was no use watting for him as
he was In for life. shington star,