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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-21
TUBERCULOSIS IN
DOLLARS AND
CENTS COSTS
BIG sum
What Victims of Great White
Plague Mean to Economic
System of Each Community
Computed BY Expert.
FIVE HUNDRED CASES
TOTALLED SIS, 900
~, Evening W~rssa \. y Lr.s.a wire) /

Denver. June -. What victims ot
'hD great white plnt1r cost the com.
munitN the family and the individual
iu hard dollars and cents was told
no National Association Tor iho study
and Prevention OF tuberculosis today
~ Drs Edwin \. Locke and Cleve-
lan0 Flnvd of the ''uaiOn ConBnnp.
live hospital depariment The figures
were based ON careful study of the
cases of five hundted male patients
ana are claimed to ne as accurate as
10 is pussihlo 10 figure the cost oi THIS
disease ia The coinmunitt
OF these cases. 2ii dead cost the
community ti77.56 each or total ui
S3i o12 The 2S6 living have cost
s2Ni lN each. total ~ si2gl2. 90.
lal community loss Tor the 500 or
$12.9Ni
The cases showed an individual
! loss iu wages OF s42Gh1g -Four hun.
drcd and twenty.twu OF fhc victim
were heads Of iamilirs with an aver
age weekly earning before stricken
with the disease of Si7 20 Their
average earnings decreased tn s. NJ
after they were taken sick DeaJh
/ lcf' icl families entirely without
means Of support with the other TWO
/ thirds are reduced 10 an income oi
about Sio pOr week
Control ~ tuberculosis IN small
towns, Tuberculosis as a Factor IL
the Increased Cost oi Living wer,
other subjects taken M today
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-21
PEE ESiOeNT FIGHTS
FAKE CONSUMPTION CURE

New York Iuc n President
Ta' this mornus mailed 10 Wash
irs.m special message. which vii
Ir presented to congress today rec
1NW,l3Rs an amendment 10 The
pu.r 'uod laws 0. D. tho result 90 %
recent supreme cuurt decision which
ru'.d iIat manufacturer could
legal. label O. uusirm a. % 'cW, for
consnmuiou even though be- failed
to establish tine curative qualities OF
hi- medicine so long as the label COM
piled with the Inv IN puhlishrn- truth.
rcmedy
The president wants congress 10
PASS further legislation providing Wp,
nO msIrnudiue statements whafso.
ever mpN Boz placed on the labels
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-21
WELSH HANOWOLGAST
SIGN FOR FIGHT
Englishman Is So Confident
He Can Defeat Baldwin
Next Friday Night That He
Arranges for Second Scrap.


san francisco. lune 2l.--Froddie
Welsh, the English lightweight, D. 80
conid m oi victory over Malty Bald
win. Wncn IN" pair meet here next
Friday nlght that he has agreed to
night Champion Wolgast ior Sjo"uo
a side before the club orc,'ua th"
best Inducements
Wlelsh's deity was accepted N"Nlor-
day by Tom Jones, Woleast's man
ager. and certified checks Tor ; ,Vuu
each we're posted today no bind m"
marcn should Welsh .r WOlcaSt
meet defeat la their coming battles
with baldwin and Moran. respective
ly. he proposed match viii be- can
celled
Wolgast. who will be- a spectator at
the WclshlialdWin contest has been
conditioning himself in southern Cali
'ornla for his hght With Moran on the
Fourth ol July and has announced
ihai he viii keep ON meeting all com
crs until The lightweight division has
been shorn of o., dangerous chall,nS
crs.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-21
Taft TAKES CREDIT
FOR DECISION
President is Guest at Function
Where Sheepskin is Handed
to Nearly Nine Hundred
Men of Noted University.

'"S '''"'"H ""r"'d '. v. Leased Wtreb
New maven, conn. Jane a. The
two hundred and tenth commence.
mcnt was held az Val, unt, .r.,t, TO-.
dny when diplomas V,r, awarded to
s91 men prcsidout william n Tau
Joined the members "i th, cnrporn.
tion. of which hc s fellow.
Among the gifts 10 Yale university
announced by pro.idcn IndI,, al
the alumni dinner t"daN Nas uu, OF
Si.UnO b, ia, Delta Kappa Epsilon
fraternity IN honor OF JHm,. i Ito.
san. The football captain of th, elias.
OF 1900 Thr income Of thu fund
viii hc awarded gt the end of hi.
FIRST year .u The coileg" To q worthy
freshman who possrsscs the traits
that characterized Hogan hIsh
standing IN tho college world ANA
high character
speaking at the Yale alumni luncE-
con here TODAY. President Taft de
clarcd that the decisions N the t'uit
ed states snprcm" court in TIA" stan
dard on ana American Tobacco eases
haN" pointed a clear road over which
The honest business man con travel
IN safety II was the first public
reference Ia" president has made to
these decisions ana was brought forth
hN the presence on the platform with
him uf Associutr Justice Lamar.
- hrlicNc these decisions said thu
president, "havo done and viii con-
uuu. to do great good 20 all tho
business uf the country
Tho president took reflected credit
be- said from the five appointment
hp bad mad, go the -uprem, court,
'rh, decisions iu tho two big cases,
1, declared. proved conciusiycly that
DO, had chosen we'll
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-21
CONFERENCES Or
SUNDAY SCHOOLS
ARE HELD
International Convention at
San Francisco Gets Down
to Work, Officials Will Be
Received Tonight.

san Francisco. Junr 2l- D,pnri-
m,pt conferences composed tuo uru-
gram oi the morning and afternoon
sessions uf the international SUNDAY
school convention today The homo,
elementary. Intermediate. senior and
adult departments ana the depart
ments uf nome visitation and teacher
training held sessions ~ lo"al church
.s at which general discussion OF d"-
pnrtmcutui matters followed short ad-
dresses hy prominent dclcEdtc-.
Tonight gsu"ral meeting Will ho
h,ld a. which the dol,gat"s viii h'
Welcomed hy A. J. ihynt"n. pr'si-
don't uro tenn of the California son
ate. representing Governor Johnson
ana MAYOR =. ~. Mccarthy oi san
Francisco Rcspouscs win hc made
hy Dr Alexander Heury of Phiiad"'
phla and Judge J. j. McLarcn Of th'
ontario court of appeals
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-21
SELF DEFENSE TO
Be HENWOOO PLEA
II Will Be Contended That
While He Had No Trouble
With Man Killed. He Was
Defending Himself.
~, Eveainu UrrniJ ~. leased Wsre'

Denver. CoIo. June 20 The WORK
of sotocunn jury Co hear th" ease
against Frank Harold ii"nw""".
charged With tine murder OF Gcorr'
J.. Copeland. was resumed today. R"ih
prosecution ana defense ar" "NaWih
ing rios.iV th, records uf pr"sp''ii''
Jurors aud Il i- hardly probabl" thd'
the selection ur the Jury VIII h' com
plou"d tudJ}.
The iu, OF questioning adopted '.
ATTORNEY JOHN e. Rott"m. repr'
iug ucuWond indicates that h' NH
make scit defense hiE pl"n,
While uonNood had no trouble 'n
Copeland. Attorney Bottom ut"uo. h
show that U,nwoud at th" uu' $50.
defonding himacit AGAINST D'itun
death at the hands OF Won phu' uno
that Copeland was accidentally sIu.b
by on, or tire hull,is INTENDED '''
Won phul
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-21
REASONABLE
TRUSTS ARE
GOOD FOR
PEOPLE
Young Havemeyer Declares
That Combinations Taking
in Small Concerns Do Fav-
or.
WHY IS SUGAR CHEAP
IN ENGLAND TODAY
-, E,~ni"= ncrn,a =. y. leased Wire,

'''' ''fUf0 " - seNseW Wtreb
Washington. June al. -l.laborating
his dcf,usn "f trusts and the cumbina-
u"ns OF sugar companies. Horace
Have W'yrr son of the late II -
iinN meyer organizer of the so-callDd
sugar trust to-day continued his
testimony before the house sugar
committee
Tho witness limited his approval.
however. to reasonable combina-
uous flc declared that combina
uous we're reasonable when they took
LOO smal companies that were liable
to Eo into bankruptcy Hc classed
-" National sugar Refining COM
pany. M which he is seeking in the
courts To- establish his control. as
reasonable
Nv la'rmryot again expressed a
belief tnut the consumers of sugar
had been benefited boy the creation
of eomhtnatons because tn, produc-
ms cost had been reduced. In re-
spous to RoprcsontatiN. rordnay the
itnc-. said the consumer certainly
Was paving uo more for sugar than
hedid before the combinations
The prics of sugar is governed by
the law offsupalS and demand de-
! eiarcd Mr iIavemeycr.
England g. the cheapes, place in
| the world "a which sugar may be pur.
chascd the witness said
WI, is that because Of free
4 trade inquired Representative Ford
, nay,
! Wen don't Know have not
made "a study of that. remnrked IN,
Young millionaire
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-21
.LOR|MER ARRIVES
IN WASHINGTON
With His Attorney, Senator
Reaches Capital to Face
Second Investigation Into
Alleged Frauds In Election.


uicd bt his personal counsel. Elhridso
iianoaf 90 Chicago senator Lurimcr
arrived iu Washington 81 remain
throughout me senate inquiry into his
election ilanvc, VIII remain con.
stanly with him and il Is expected
they vii have the assistance OF VIII
liam llyuos who has been engaged
AZ counsel In thp especial interest ot
Edward Hines. She lumbermau whose
nam, has been connected with the
collection AND disbursement of thc al.
legged sluuu0O corruption fund
The hearings will bc resumed NJ
u',loek .oworroW and u he arrives
n time former Governor Richard
Yates will be- the hrsi Witness of he
taN
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-21
DIRECT ELECTION
or SENATORS TO
Be DEFEATED
Indications Are That Hous.
Will Reach Vote Tonight
adm Will Fail to Approve
Measure.


WASHINGTON. June u With debate
United 'o three hours and nalf the
house today took up the resolution for
The direct election OF senators with
tho lirlsiow amendment for federal
control Gt elections attached \ vote
probably viii he reached late today
ana thor" is litllc doubt that the
house will reject the amendment, thus
sending ihr resolution 90 conference
whcr" Us ia'e is regarded rs unccl-
tain
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-21
DANGEROUS DRUGS
NEED BETTER LAW
SAYS Taft
President Addresses Special
Message to House on Sub.
ject of Patent Medicine
and Needed Legislation
~, u,rninr u-rsia !, y. i~msca Wire

~, I,rping Urrsid \. y. t~n>eJ Wir-'
Washington tunr 20 ln mes.
-ae prepared IN New Norh ana trans.
m.rI through fho Whit. House To.
Ia. to congress President Taft ar
HluyI the manufacturer of what
U. denounced dangerous drug
frauds oud urged congress 'o amend
JI rhi session The pure food aud drug
mv to strengthen thul ac iu vital
la.u.. of weakness recently pointed
uu Bog decisions oi The United states
uUrpWc court
President lHu believes that unless
thc law .s amended forthwith IN,
country viii again be- fioudod by In
.uIious uostums and cure ais
Whish voI" common before thr pare
food laW wa FIRST enacted
The message was transmitted tC
both thp SENATE and house Rrurcson
ui,. Shorl,y of EonuDh, has NJ
y.udy introduced % bin bearing on the
subject
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-21
P|NCH0T METHODS
TO Be DISGUISED
Governor Shafroth of Colora-
do Calls Convention on Pub
lie Lands of West for Sept.
ember % to 80 in Denver.
80, Evening Herald T. y. Leased Wire,

Denver. Colo, June gl.- Governor
Suafroth tpdaN set tho date for hold
ing puhli. lands convention ia Den
Nor Tor september ~. 2g ana 80.
D.losat,s from ,,.rA state aud terri
tors west nf iH, Missouri river. in
Guiding ALASKA. that has q public
land acreage of not less than LOCO
oop acres win attend the convention.
Thro, thousand a,lceat"s are expect
,d 60 ho present
The pincEot policy of handling
public lands Will nc one of thu i'm
yurtuut questions to Dee discussed.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-21
CAPT. BLUMLEIN SAYS
OWN FAULT HE WAS SHOT
fnr ~hattcring ~ \rm Mhlc AZ
Target Practice


clovis \ VI. juno "A captain
huml.In In. 1f Company X stationed
at clovis, who was accidentally shot
SUNDAY Nhiio at ritlo practice with
several msu ~ his company. wishes
10 correct the impression that any
blHm' f"r IN" afrair attaches 20 any
one hui himself lie vNonerates SER
giant H"cring. saying thar he himself
taned 70 raise the flag when marking
the score lie may lose an arm.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-21
Magnificent Decorations and
Finishing Touches Are Com
plete for Coronation Cere-
monies Tomorrow.
POLICE INADEQUATE
TO HANDLE BIG CROWD
Metropolis Of Globe Patrolled
By Thousands Of Troops and
Injured Cared for BY Corps
of Ambulance Men.



London, Julo London Was tax
rd 90 Its capacity IL was coronation
show day ana Thousands flock,d ~ y
tn, suburbs to thr city. west end Go
goo the decorations aud watch the
pt,uaIuous tor tomotrows great
,tcpt
Th. decorations were practically
.ut..l.t.d and unurd, q uryer-cud-
ur source of attraction i"r tA"
crowd. which. lev vehicles and on foot.
formed il continuous. over moving
mas from Victoria rmbankment to
Westminster a,bcy auu Buck>.ham
palace.
rbc pau'nr, of the crowds was re-
Wprded bv the appearance from time
o. time OF regiments uf infantry ac-
compau.rd hN bands which Wer" arr
riting to toEc part in lining tno route
for tomorrow procession from the
palace o. tHr abbey. ana tk' passing 81
stat, Carriages containing dominion
rr mi,rs mrmher~ Of ,t'rN parit.
m.ni and Legislature OF thr empire,
vino n.d come to pIF homage O" tho
ruEtrticn HuU who were received lu
audience hy th, kue aud queen tni-
marninR
Tla being the day f't sp,.id uter
o,.sou for th, slnp .ud queen ger
vices were Aeld Iu $3.50 tn, church aud
tutrtinqs 40 puhilc huils Nor. address
bog ht enc biehHr nf London tho
nsnop ot EIpou and "thrr l,ad'r, "'
..ugipus thought
1b. police Aha ha4. strenuous work
ahead .f iasm. already lI, dwug dom.
Hs..t ID
g, um.s gets tU. h.u,r uf them and
toda. ' o..Hsinn'd stInoetiIs toi
haIi su hour vr longer part. .u'ar'y u
ih. .'ui,r pf th, .ItN
inward .f 5000 ambulance mor
have hr.u rnE,Erd for coronation d.,
and HIraYUN many hsN. been placed
un dui,
'rl, str $50. overcast today bur pc
coIIiug tu h. forrcasi,rs there is
,s,rv reason to expect % nur day ioI
tu, coronation
TIM streets through which IA, kin,
ana autcn ana TN, ro,aI progression
pa>. ,u their way from Hurkinghan
raI.r, ta Wcstmlustrr abbey for IA,
coronation. ana the longer return
routr have been decorated ON a scat
r,,ri h,fnf. attempted In london.
Thr Mail. e. the noU admiralt.
a'ch. the outlet into Trafalgar spuar
ana whitehall. ha. been flankrd b.
pr,,, stands for officials and disttu
pui.h,d puosts. which shut ont th
n.uuty of - James park and the gar
don. ,r tb, r,sideup,e nppoSitc. hu
b,hiud ,h.-, .tauds on the one sid,
clarence house. tho residence of IA
dt,k, Of ,aunturht - James pnlac,
Marlborough housn and lhc house
forming Carlton house terrace hay
h.on most oiahoratrk decorated
forming a mol ing Of brilliant .Dlor'
From the admiralty arch GO tia
abb,y the W,st minister cily cuunr
took charge OF the work and Wit
th. assistanc, OF committcr of ar
ulq have carried uu, a scu,u,
worthy of that great thorouRhfar, an
IN harmony Win the magnificcr
architecture of the public building
and government offices which adut
th. center of British niticiaidom. TN
committee departed entirely from M
traditional idea OF Venetian mnste an
f.s,oons of unp,r flowers. witch an
invariably brought on, ON any publ
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-21
CHOLERA PROVES TO
Be SPREADING
Two Deaths at Quarantine and
One at Sea Out of -Four
Cases is Record of Imml-
grant Ships in New York


N.N YorK. June Il Two deaths
from .hol,rl and une death ~ sea
hitherto not reported were announced
today az uuartuuu. I'm an -four
eases have been shown Al the dead
were passengers up board the pucu
DcgN AhruzzL which arrived here
yesterday from Mediterranean ports.
Tho other ships the Harbarossa from
Tr,sr. and ia, Laura from Bremen.
wcr, h.Id up al quarantine tnday h'-
caus, oI suspected illness ON board.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-21
CRUISER COLORADO IS
STUCK FAST IN SAND
N"-sci Was Leaving san Diego IIar-
hnr When u Kan on shoaI; Coiiicrs
Ia The Rescue.


san Diego CHl Iunc u --rho navy
collier Saturn and the army tug ilar'
,is ar" maxim. e'r,nuOus cnort, toe
day t0 pull tnc aru0ied cruiser Colo.
RADIO on the -uud of The middle puund
near the entrance of he harhor The
biz cruiser ran oui of tho channoi
early las eyouing ~ attcmptins 'o
leave IA, haIuo, with the rest of no
fleet -Four cruisers ahead of the
Colorado l,r polt without accident
The Colorado WAS stHaming sluw,t
at thc time she hiI ana n Is believed
no damage was done 10 the big ship
She propabl, win be tloat2d al nigh
tide today
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-21
THEY DID NOT KNOW
LEGAL RIGHTS


laos Angeles. Cat. June % bu ia"
grouud that Bert n Connrrs f. ira
B.ndrr ANA \ T. Maple Indicted COR
.all,e.d conspiracy foo dynamite the
ypuuN ham ot records. N,rr not ad-
NIs,d of hcu lrga! rights before the
grlud u;'. thIlr auoruyNs rird mo-
t.ous tuduy q. uutsh the indictments
AGAINST them.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-21
PRESIDENT on PORTUGAL
N, Evening tteraid \. q. L"nsed " Ire,

I|-I|U. IUnD III" Nnf'IUU HTun i"
camp Nns elected president of the re-
uubl.a uf Portugal lag the constituent
assembly today.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-21
OLYMPIC ARRIVES
IN NEW YORK on
FIRST "TRIP
Expert Pilot Declares That
Great Passenger Ship An
swered Her Wheel Like a
Cat Boat.

New Iork. June 2l.-Twelvc STOUT
tug boats strained and pulled on the
new White star liner Olympic today
IN her arrival from England. warpIng
'h' giant steamship into her dock
The olympic was given noisy wei
come as she moved up the Hudson
river
julius ADLER. the pilot, who brought
thc Oly uric through the narbor re
marked as he relinquishod the wheel
She handles Ike cat boat
The Olympic is the largest steamer
aflOur
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-21
AME ER|CkN SHIPS
VISIT GERMANY
Second Division of Atlantic
Fleet Will Witness Emper.
ol's Annual Naval Festival. /.
Many Fight Boats There.
~, Evening H-rsid \. y. L~ns-d Wire,

w. TVIWIN|- INWI M
American Nur.hips second division
ui tu, Atlantic rcct arrived mere
rarlt This morning ana tr. now
moorcd u tho inner narhur hoTur,
th, town surrounded u> ~, Jrra, "t
battlcahip- aud yachts gathered for
tn ,Wp,.or's great annual naval i,s-
tital
Practically thc cntr" German navy.
In reiudiu- a mll division "t CO., u,N
drsadunughts is asrmhlra.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-21
.BlOODHOUNOS WILL
FIND BANDITS
DOGS Are Close or Trail Of
Men Who Held Up and
Robbed Shasta Limited, Is
Belief of Sheriff Quine.
op, ryeuIuR ucra,d a. -, Lcnscd Wire,

tW' TNr"InE W"FnId Y " Irhs"d WIFr'
Drain one June - Accurd'ns 10
Sheriff Quiue there is good icasou 20
believe lhu before night lall today
he men who h,ld up the shasta lin.
red fridrr June l6. Will nr 10 Gus
tody Last ui-ht when darkness loll
the hloudhJunds gave every indica
tion OF being wum on the IRAN and
appoai lo he hearine ror The mouth ~
tie 'Wppua river
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-21
HE SUICIDES WITH
GREAT CARE
After Placing His Head Over
Bath Tub to Keep Room
Clean. Colorado Hotel Own
er Cuts Throat With Razor.
~, Evening Wrrald \. y. Leased WtreD

Aspen colo. Jun" 2l.--Carofully
placing his head over the edge OF a
bath tub su that hv would not mess
Up the room y. B. Brown proprietor
OF hotel here last night cut his
throat Aith a rn1or Ne was dead
when found Drspondcncy over ~
health e supposed to have prompted
tb, decd Known was - Years old,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-21

,contlnuca on PAGE .. Column 80
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-02-17
FINE Well
0ftGas is Drilled III on the Talking.
ton Lot At NorthYieM.
q 55 =. 8. : e =, !. z

Ash Brothers; contractors, drilled
in a gas well for the ParkeTsburg and
Ruckhannon oil and Gas Company
on the Talkington lot at Northview
Thursday night: Il is making. about
six million cubic feet day and Is
one Of the best wells in that locality,
There are more than twenty gas pro-
ducers there now, and others are
being drilled. Three locations were
made yesterday on the Taylor place.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-02-17

Is it possible that the Democracy
is even So lacking in courage that 1t
has laid down the whitewash brush
without snearing It on?
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-02-17
DEAN BrLLFAyORED.

COLUMBUS, o. Feb. II. The
House temperance committee today
reported favorably the Dean bill and
the measure was made a special or.
der for Tuesday.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-02-17


ing q 81 oie 6n e 5s
ne Wonlq
the House And Jus rs min
how thes deserted him So soon
More Demo- Tide alerttle Nearly
tRO months after ex7C al er6of Ia1g-
SON iiaa retired from the Virginia
debt suit the Demleefag 81 oat 70
Gust him. h Il ednai q Their dis
e9sety n 1896 that dastsrdiy
crime had been connal teti ID
The Nashtn ton Post says that
when Senator Watson was handed
his committee igniments che sat
up and did some scanning Of the
list, also some thinking. Then
shose Democratic papers and states
men that said he couldn't think
were in error.
Some annolnce ilents OF Senator
lWatson's Hstthdrawa1 from the
presidency Dc The Falrmopt Coat
Company are misleading He hasn't
Withdrawn. from the company only
from the presidency. While Wheel
wright win now represent the COM
pany as It's PRESIDENT Watson will
represent It and kindred concerns
in the United States Senate.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-02-17

Yes, this IS a good tif6e 10 SCH rcai
estate, but Il ought % be advertised.
not merely plaCarded
Some Of today's store IDS. Probably
show you where you can SCI IA
about the price you cxpect IS f,as or
less.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-02-17
HOT Shots BY AD HALL !



ros Weston Inflependent.
t.ie ID 0iif
limited
enasoF isths hols stack egls-
we're ortll Is % per
Democratic ieaders at
"a AFRAID. 70 60 into the
llaEges 81 their dodgtng
ignitit b q confession Of guilt
raIiehe cfs the legislature
,y9ted tor lection Of United States
senator Tote % the people.
lIgidentlg forgot Watson is candi-
dale sueceed hlmse1f.
me man who voted for free
trate Ilarts last fan Is the last who
ought howl against Canadian
Teeiprorits which will admit a few
commodities into this country free Of
duty.
Demqciatg have talked loudly and
resolved lengthily in favor Of an in
come tax. senator Wood, a proba-
lille Democratic gubernatorial candl-
date, tried to tank the proposition to
death.
Is It possible that the Democracy
is even 50 lacking in courage that 1t
has laid down the whitewash brush
without smearing It on?
Perhaps Democratic leaders are
already too conyersant with the
facts to need any more light on the
bribery question.
Well, the Democrats aren't saying
quite so much about ship subsidy
being in the interest of the trusts,
since Watson helped to pass the
bill-helped by lodging.
Enterprise and industry have so
operated against the Democracy
that It's partisans in the legislature
refuse to advertise the states re-
sources any more.
Some Republican wag proposed a
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-02-17

Hugh n. Martin, aof sblnnston,
was in the city Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. o. Mcvicker and
Mr.. and Mrs. P. M. Rogers. Of Mount
Clare, we're visitors in the city Fri
day.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-02-17

Well, the Democrats aren't saying
quite so much about ship subsidy
being in the interest of the trusts,
since Watson helped to pass the
bill-helped by lodging.
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