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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-03-21
GLASSES
Are Being Organized at Gym
nasium and Hours Will Be
Reserved for Them.

Glasses are being organized and a
temporary schedule is being drawn
up to be put into effect at the new
Methodist gymnasium. 1t is planned
to open the gymnasium from 4 o'clock
in the evening until 3, and to divide
those who attend into classes. One
class will be composed of boys under
u years of age, another of boys II
years old and over, and another of
young men. y mems class is also
being organized and certain evenings
will be reserved for girls. 1t is also
likely that an Instructor will be en-
gagged 70 have charge of the classes.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-03-21
BIG TIE-UP
OF the Railroads in the South
is Strongly Talked
Now.

CINCINNATI, O., Mar. 21-Fol-
lowing the rejection fer settlement
of the strike with the Gremen of
The Cincinnati, New Orleans and
Te%as Pacific by general manager
Baker, there Is renewed tax that
the hremen on the entire Southern
railway system may be called out on
a sympathetic strike. Railroad Of
ficials said they could not accept
the proposition made by the firmen's
Representatives without reversing
the position taken before strike
IVES ca'ied.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-03-21
CONTRACTORS
And Builders in the City Or.
game by Electing
Officers.

Tho clarksburE Contractors ana
Builders Association organized at a
meeting in the Waldo hotel Monday
night by elccting officers as follows:
Jares H. Alexander. president
]. E. White. vice president.
Mr.. Ferguson, secretary.
Andrew j. watson. treasurer
The meeting was largely attended
and other business OF importance vas
looked after. Another meeting Will be
held next Monday night in the waldo
hotel at o'clock.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-03-21
COUNTY COURT
Spends Greater Part of the
DaYApproving Coun-
ty Claims.

The county court sat again today.
1t spent most Of the day approving
claims
Laco L. Young qualified as admin
strator of the estate OF Sarah \.
Young. dee eased, with bond at 5000.
c. L. Chiswell took out letters ii
admins ration on the estate of Mrs.
NJ. J. Day with bond at SIS.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-03-21
SHORTAGE
In His Accounts is Alleged
Against Postmaster Nor
gan at HuttonsvilIe.

E. D. Hupp, United States deputy
marshal, has returned from PhnippI.
where he had W. T. W. Morgan cSm-
mitted to the Barbour county ian
Monday in default Of a bond q 81
500.
Officer Happ arrested Aforsan a
HuttOnsyflle, Where he Is postiiastsf.
me charge against him q "a ana
sHortage g sliss g ~ assgann
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-03-21
NOT HALF
of State Militia Officers Ac-
cepting Invitations Will
Be Sent.

WASHINGTON, D. C., Mar. FL
OF the 3,5O5 acceptances from state
militia officers of the war depart
ments invitation to participate in
army maneuvers about 1900, it was
decided Today, can be sent under the
federal appropriation. These will
he apportioned to the strength OF the
various state militias.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-03-21
BROUGHT HOME
From the West to Die is Weston Man
and His Wife.

WESTON, Mar. 21.-Both unable
to leave their cots, Clyde C. Knight
and his wife have arrived here from
Denver, Colo. The former is suffer
ing from tuberculosis and his wife
is victim of infiammatory rheuma-
tiam. They are at the home of the
parents of Mrs. Knight, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Whitesel.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-03-21
BIG GAIN
For the Year in the Number
of School Children in
the District.

George N. Kyle completed the
enumeration OF children of school
age in the Harrisburg school dis
tricl Monday afternoon. He states
that the report for the year Will
show an enormous gain, the total
number OF children reaching to the
neishDorhood of $500. The gain
will DC about 400 for the year.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-03-21
ROOSEVELT
Enters Southern California
Today for a Stay of
Two Days.

Los ANGELES, Calf. March I'll
Col. Roosevelt today came into south
ern California for a two days stay.
He addressed the Y. NJ. c. a. here this
morning and in the afternoon he
spoke to high school and upper grade
pupils, leaving Immediately for Pas
adena.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-03-21
TO ATTEND RECEPTION.

Jay Refer, Lucius Hoge, Will H.
Cole, Charles Hickman, P. H. Shields
and Charles Gaylord went to Park
ersburg Tuesday to attend a banquet
and reception to be given by the
Parkersburg lodge Of EIks to Grand
Exalted Ruler August Hermann, OF
Cincinnati. o.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-03-21
WIoKBs ARRRsTED.

Ray wickes vas arrested by Deputy
Sheriff John C. Robinson Tuesday
morning on a capias profine aud Jailed
to servo sixty days unless a fine 81 SIS
and costs are sooner paid he had
previously served sixty days on tie
satne charge.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-03-21
TWO CASES.

Mayor Frank R. Moore tried two
men in police court this morning
charged with lntoxication. One had
to go back to Jail and the other set
tied and vas released.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-03-21
FUNERAL Is HELD.

The funeral and burial of Ira
Baker, thu crippled miner who was
recently killed by freight train,
took place Tuesday afternoon at 1880
o'clock Services we're conducted
1t the warne Undertaking company'a
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-03-21
RECEIVERS.

John &. Raymer. of 1le Maud
street, who has been in Kessler
hospital the last few weeks suffer-
ing Iron an attack Of typaoId
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-03-21
JURY OUT
In the Case of the Salem
Policeman Charged with
Felonious Assault.

Charles Mchtoe was on trial IN
criminal court today at press time. A
jury had a bad. resort case against
Lizzie Jones'.
Tho trial u c. ". suck. a. Salem po-
lice officer. was concluded in the fore
noon and the case was given to the
jury. Suck was charged with feloni-
Gus assault on Cecil Randolph with a
mace.
At press hour the jury had not
agreed.
e4iss Ethel Martin has returned
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-03-21
ELKs 10 MEET.

A regular weekly needing Of the
Els win be held tonight Only
~. l.--. 81 IN ). :. 80 :. ~.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-03-21

gLiss Ethel siartIn has retnFhed
INN
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-03-21

Showers tonight or Wednesday,
warmer tonight, colder Wednesday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1911-08-05
THE POTATO WILT

The ranchmen 10 the valley be-
came worried two weeks ago about
The potato crop. In many places
the leaves began to wilt and Prof
fessoes 4aokeet and Fitch, OF the
Agricultural College, were invited
TO make an inspection. They ar
rived hees Monday and made q
tour north aud est Of town.
The iirst field examined was two
miles west Of town which showed
. GOOD deal of the wilt. The next
vss . O.acee patch q +. 8.
Matthias which was entirely free
from disease. Across the river
esvseal 6ellls were inspected which
showed IN occasional wilt. E. g..
Matthias then took the party to
John Schs6's ranch west OF the
Gunbasrel road, which he said had
The most wilt Of any in that SEC
ton Of the valley. Along the road
beside this field there was q strip
three O. four rods wide quite badly
affected, bat back from the roaal
! The crop looks we'll. After dinner
smother trip was made east and
s,ogth 10 Centes.
Ths eauso q thts dteeass y from q
essgus which = the lowest torn Of vses-
tabas NE And. With few sxosptioos. h
void u ssythisg rsssub,ing visulss
(vsis) lasus. bst derives 10 nutsiDsot
esoa ~ bedy o. vhieh Il grows.
Whsss ~ Wise = viitsd. fungus d
1sunA ~ vhois IsngtA a Tie vine Ia
~ viDulas tsDue bslwsea Tie bark sod
~ "a .tAsosgA which Ne watse o. ~
1oss - ND ~ p,ase The fungus
sAsvs Q disso.esaeiea ssd usdss ths
misssseeps u wv - $50 that TIE fsng'
- ~ gsevn ed spssaA 70 such a. q.
esoe . - slep ~ eiseslssIes. end ~
Iesvss ~ - vsN ~ q W top' a IN
me-. TAs iusGsa bsiag iasids ths bsss,
ID iaouss issa spsayiag q ssy kssws
ssosAy.
IT. fungus nahss ~ start N ths
easiy tsadss plaat I'D vhsss L has not
| - ~ apssassd, tAsss b bst littls dan
~ a ~ sppeesaace.
Fsagus = soosttnss isdiginoss 70 ~
| ga 81 = oetss imported 10 ssed pots
opsa. n 0sss,sy sssd ahows ausl
moge vilt thaa ~ naeave ~.
II peooDsposu moAe . talk o. pota
The Monte Vista journal., 1911-08-05
VOTES DoNDs

On last SATURDAY the electofs OF
The Terraos Irrigation District
voted bonds b ~ amount Of $3.50.
600 aud rati6sd ~ contracts With
the San Luis Lad and Irrigation
Co. and Tho q Jara Meadow
Land and Rssssylir O..
The District to pay the San
Luis Land and Irrigation Com
pany 1885, 500. ~ the reservoir ON
the Alamosa rive and Company
il under bond t4slmplete tho work
on the dam by mary l, 1913.
This reservoir Vill have q capac-
ity Of 10000 acsl feet and II IL
possible to fill Il tfioe a year. The
dam will b. ls6 eet high when
completed makia it ono Of the
highest earth d. in the world.
The La JasN readows Reser-
voir il completed I'd has a oapao-
ity Of 5000 assa pet and At this
time hes over r. b acre fest Of
water stored. q District Il pay
ing 500, 600 eoe - plant. The
dam is only 49, fifty fesl high
and backs ~, eater back over
l6. 600 sores. UbeStorags hasia =
about one mile Nd and four mills
long.
Both Il thsss vsrvoirs are -.
ing paid IT O. tids Of Tie Db-
tziot at par vallA which speaks
highly for ths ulpsits Of IL q.
tsspsiss.
On Aug. 10, = will be ops.sd
and ooutsacts - - TIE eonstsue-
ton Of sbost e. hilss a ea.als
end AtssslA Iffsxpsotsd work
viii b stsstsd q - ditch during
~ 1e4l0 49, Etass p1sasd
| 10 co@plstisa.
Otto Adams and two parties d
esginssss ese. at pssssat making
sarvsys for Tie Terraee Irrigation
ditch systeu.
Tho valus Of this enterprise 70
Monte Visa and Il Jasa eau
hardly b estimated q this time.
The Monte Vista journal., 1911-08-05
Fassett's Store News.
" fAssETrs DEPARTMENT STORE


Read the above over several times. it
Is pretty good rule to follow, il you be-
lieve in boosting for your home town.
you cannot do anything that will be bet
tor than following this rule: Here
live and here buy"
The grocery department received .
$1,000 ID. car Of salt this week. Wsnow
have plenty Of the White lump stock
salt, ~ well ~ the other kinds.
Mrs. Maxwell has been taking . few
days Oh this week.
boy you like Dill pickles. The gro
cssy department opened up fresh half
Darrell Of Heinz Dills ON Thursday.
These are in excellent shape.
jas. Edgar returned the first Of the
wssk from failing trip on the Alamosa
river.
Tho buying power q = half dollar has
beea illustrated this week in our 5Oc
'sals. This next week we are featuring
. - sale.
The Linolssm department has been
doing . good business this last week.
Lat Saturday We hsd on two double
Aosss delivery wasoa& TheD wagons
handled Q lot d orders.
..
M. Ralph Lite who has besn visiting
tAs Faasstt's Tor some three weeks, left
Tor his homo il Lovclaad. Colorado.
Tuesday.
Rs0embee ~ still havc . special sale
o. IN the Clothing department. Come
in and no what ~ excslIent suit you
can buy from 5000 ~ elbm
The Monte Vista journal., 1911-08-05
AUTO TOURISTS

T. 81. Harmon aud 8. II. Hit
a Mineral Wells, TexaA situated
IS miles west Of Fort Worth. ~
rived 10 Monte Vista Thsssday in
. touring cas, having bsea o. tbe
poad . n,oath. Theeo neu are ~.
tired farmers. Mr.. Hammoa 10 4
msmhse a the executive hoard a
agsicultare and hopes 70 impsovs
tsade relations betweea Colombo
and Teas. He says Tbxas wants
our potatoes and Other Darn pro
ducts and Colorado nseds Tsxal
peoducls. Atsft
He says Fort Worth bed $50 O0o
touSisls last winter aud b . peos.
pssoas city. Mr.. Ha0moa haa
oostsoclsd Tor several eass q oaz
Luis spads and several vasistiss d
gsass seed 10 b shipped 70 Tsxal
0escAants.
The Monte Vista journal., 1911-08-05

Chase 4 Sanborn's teas and co6sss
are the ones We carry in the higher
grades. These goods have the reputa-
ton Of being the best in the country,
and the coffee is roasted the day oiship-
ment and new shipment received by
US nearly every week. There are mover
any premiums given with these goods.
but the full value goes into the coffee.
The Hardware department shelf goods
are being re.arranRed. We are bunch
ing all goods Of kind together, such ~
coffee pots, dish pans, etc. There will b
found coffee pots IN one place. dish pans
in another. regardless Of the quality and
styles.
The first OF the month coming ON
Tuesday, mad. US a little back in our
work. AZ Tuesday is half holiday.
Miss Minnie Kline is again back in
the store, after . several wseks' trip in
Iowa.
Have you ever Investigated the Free
Sewing Mschiney" We believe thess
machines 70 be the best that are on the
market, and the price IL very rsasoaabls.
We have SPECIAL lease plan that you
can buy these on easy payments. and
the price is very reasoneble-e 6M.
Tho writer took trip 10 the top d
Old Badly mountain Mooday oa this
week. This y trip that b worth TAX
ing. but you want to take along lot u
"fortitude" when you start. There are
some good sized SNOW banks up there
sss
Our I'd on the back pase 10 short
The Monte Vista journal., 1911-08-05

Ma ]. r. Jones I'D daaghtss
DDlhee who have besn ~ gsesls
|oe J. b. Josss Il this city ~
Tsssday evening for tAsis hess b
~ Louio.
The Monte Vista journal., 1911-08-05

D.. end Nm. Hsrrisoa and two
ehi3dssa arrived Wednesday, nom.
ing tuom Winfield, Iowa, See . witt
With Nm. Hasrison's slelse. Mn
| 0iloutA
The Monte Vista journal., 1911-08-05
My Girl Left Me,

Dun ue I1OOoIE1< Came to my rescue
4Ih6 = the way expressed it With all the
kiseAan work on her hands, she said she simply could
have done nothing ese she had been helped by the
Hooai Ihis i the experience of thousands Of own
who have to 60 into the kitchen because of the in
stability Of the modem kitchen grl.
qThe Hooser kitchen cabinet is constant It places
nine aenths Of the things you your finger tips
saving miles Of steps, and by its Dependable Service
makes kitchen work joy.
Bone e Ward u sss:::. 1ks: :s:a ss c.s....
The Monte Vista journal., 1911-08-05

Niss Rdna Hiudmaa and vilia
MsCaia Of Grove City, Peas, lsfl
e. their home Tuesday otter Z
visit With Mis- Hindman'o sister
nYa 4. O. Black.
The Monte Vista journal., 1911-08-05

Our I'd on the back page 10 short
again this week. But it tells . lot n .
very few words.
The Monte Vista journal., 1911-08-05

toss Tuesday night At the Club rooms
which was well attended by ranchmsa
and business men.
Every potato grower should have
copy u Bulletin It's On the Potato Ia
dustsy Of Colorado. also Of Bulletia Ito
which can he had by writing to the A.
ricultural college At Fort COllina
Mrs. Robert Williams enter
tanned the Tuesday Mos.iag club
Monday afternoon in hosor o( nrs.
Hattie Mckune, who leaves this
week for her new homo In Florida.
A pleasing program including
music and reoitations vas followed
by refreshments and . social time.
the pleasure OF which was lesssoed
by bidding farewell 70 IN aotivs
aud efficient member. Mn. No
Kune was presented with . souvenir
spoon 10 q token Of the love and
good will Of the members Of the
Club. the presentation spssch b.
ing made BY the President, Mn.
John Kerr.
The Bank Of Monte Vista hes
been incorporated under The same
Of the Wallace State Bank with .
paid up capital Of 100000. The
president, John T. Wallace, an
nounoes that every courtesy and
accommodation consistent with
conservative banking will b OF.
tended 70 the patrons Of the hank
- In the past.
W. h. 0ingrioh Of Templs. Okla
homs, came Wednesday to look st
TIE country with . view Of locating
here.
Friends ol Mn. John r. Nswtoa
OF Rock orssk. will b glad 10 hsss
that her condition 70 improving.
John kloepssl At Nebraska lslt
Saturday after . visit with bic
brother, Herman KIoeptsl-
George Corlstt was called 70
Alamosa Thursday on business.
The Monte Vista journal., 1911-08-05

George CoFlstt was called 10
Alamosa Thursday o. business.
The Monte Vista journal., 1911-08-05

John kloepesl At Nebraska lset
Saturday after . visit with bic
brother, Herman KIoepfsl
The Monte Vista journal., 1911-08-05

Friends oe Mn. John B. Newtoa
OF Rock erssk, will b glad 10 hsss
that her condition 70 improving.
The Monte Vista journal., 1911-08-05

w. h. 0ingrich Of Temple. Okla
bona, came Wednesday to look at
The country with . view Of boating
here.
The Monte Vista journal., 1911-08-05

Rs0enbes ~ still have special sale
o. n the Clothing department. Come
in and no what ~ excelIent suit you
can buy from 5000 ~ el6m.
The Washington herald., 1911-01-08

how bedrooms should be kept. A great
deal of his time he has to spend in the
kitchen. not SO much learning to cook
as learning all about food, how to buy
1t, and how to store 1t. how to serve
luncheons or dinners for SO many people
at a certain stated price, and how to
do 1t so as to make q profit.
Further, q hotel school pupil must
spend some time in the office Of q hotel
learning how to receive guests, how to
charge. how to keep hotel accounts, how
to make out hotel bills. how to reply
to letters. and number OF other details
Of this particular department Of hotel
management.
All the time that he Is engaged in &C.
quiring some knowledge Of this. the prac-
teal side, Of his future business, he IL
usually also learning foreign languages.
English. French. and German being the
indispensable three: he ID perhaps Inn
proving his handwriting and learning
shorthand and typewridng: he ID pos
sibly studying commercial, a. we'll as
hotel. bookkeeping. both Of which hotel
schools seem to consider necessary: in
short. he hag not an idle minute In his
day. He may even take leseous IN As-
portmsnt anA lsasa bow - AEsw ~ IN
The Washington herald., 1911-01-08
ENOUGH RADIUM IN THE
SUN TO HEAT THE EARTH

The appeasement of autumn slowly
descends upon all things on earth. and
in these days of January the pale sun s
STAY above the horizon is shortened a
little every day. But this agony Of Helios
is due solely to the fact that its rays.
travelling more obliquely through our at
mosphere, are absorbed to q greater ex-
tent 1t will soon brighten up and shine
in its full vernal splendor.
Still. the day will come when the sun
will disappear in an eternal winter. and
its warm rays, which are dearer than
caresses to all living creatures, will be
gone forever. In how many years?
There are few problems Of more vital
importance to the future Of humanity.
The heat which the sun Is constantly
sending into space would be sufhcient
to keep going, continuously, an engine
Of $4,000 trillions Of horsepower.
The progressive contraction Of the sun
accounts for 1t. at least to certain ex-
tent. The fall Of matters toward its CEN
ter under the influence Of gravitstion
automatically creates heat. as the great
scientist Helmholtz has shown. To
create all this lost heat rs effect Of this
contraction and diameter Of the sun.
which is 1.391 900 ktlometers, decreases 10
much that we are able to measure 1t with
our finest and most delicate instruments.
From this one may calculate that be-
fore It becomes too dense to permit this
concentration to take place the sun will
send US its heat rays for 100000 or S.ooo.-
90 years yet
We therefore need not have any
fear Of the immediate future Of that or
our race on this score. From now until
tAa4 tizne men Will have, time 70 accom-
Ulish wonderful thinoI TAeee Who 6sny
The Washington herald., 1911-01-08

the progress of humanity because the
price Of the necessaries Of life are going
up will say that 100000 years is scarce
ly enough to give US any hope Of human
ity emerging from the darkness of bar
barity in which it is now cropping. I ad-
NIT that would be rather embarrassed
to find an answer to these pessimists, If
radium had not come like deus ex
machina."
This name was, in the ancient trage-
dies. applied to a god who moved by
pulleys. windlasses. and other machin-
cry. descended from the roof of the
theater when the situation had become
too complicated. and by whom innocence
was made apparent, virtue honored, and
rascality punished.
!. Thanks to the discovery of radium We
may now prophecy for the heat Of the
sun q far longer existence. 1t Is known
that radium spontaneously and inces-
sanity sends out heat. The heat which
one gramme Of this matter radiates into
space in an hour Is SUFFICIENT to raise
the temperature Of . drop or water from
the freezing to the boiling point. Now,
there Is no. doubt but that radium ex-
lists In great quantities on the sun. The
spectroscope has revealed the presence
Of enormous quantities or helium, which
IL one Of the products OF the disaggrega-
ton OF radium II there be only two
grammes Of radium per ton In the sun
this would be sufncient to reGenerate
Ill the heat Il Is now losing. We are
still ignorant of the exact proportions
Of the radioactive matters that the sun
contains. but even at the lowest possible
estimate. it 10 certain that we may count
on the heat az the sun lasting ten times
= 1na4 - q would without ony radium.
The Washington herald., 1911-01-08
HOW WATERS
ARE TRAINED

The controversy in the press concern
ing British and foreign walters has at
tracted much attention among hotel
keepers in France. Germany, and Swift
zerland. No writer in any paper seems
to realize that all the intelligent foreign
walters in England are there, not so
much to earn as to learn.
The English waiter may not. perhaps,
be looking forward to wearing the hotel
managers or proprietor's frock coat one
day. but the foreign waiter is generally
doing so. He usually knows-if he is
Swiss he always kncws-that his oc-
cupation is in reality only a means to
an end. that waiting is merely small
branch of the great business of hotel
keeping.
Now. the Swiss admittedly are the
best hotel-keepers in the world, and the
managers of many of the largest and
best-known hotels in Switzerland were
once merely waters. The Swiss know
perfectly we'll that the English are not,
as a rule. clever hotel-keepers, and they
ascribe this chiefly to our not taking
bookkeeping seriously enough as q busi-
ness. For years hotel school, specially
intended for the making and training of
hotel-keepers, has existed in Lausanne
This is the oldest of all such schools.
and 1t is the institution of the Swiss
Hotel-keepers' Association. One was
opened this year in Spiez. in one of
the leading and most modern hotels
there: and another was opened in the
Rue Jean-Jacques Rousseau, in Paris;
and another Is soon &c be opened in a
French provincial town. This proves that
the Swiss are not the only people to per-
ceive the importance Of training for the
business OF bookkeeping.
The principle acted upon by the Swiss
hotel schools is that he who swould be
a hotei-keeper must not only know how
things should be done In q hotel, but
must also know exactly how to do them
himself. He must. for instance, not
merely be able to say to his chef That
fowl IL not properly trussed." but he
must himself be able to show him how
to truss It.
From this It follows that the training
given iE . hotel school tends to practical
work. During part Of his time hotel
school pupil has to wear walters dress
and learn how to handle dishes. For an
other part Of his time be has to isasu