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HliSreIlaneouB.
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hATIlSEJSEA

HAVE YOUR MATTRESSES REhADb
now: sanitary methods tised: rolinbIe
WORK. SYDEOR Il IiUNDI.EY, III
last Broud Street Madison J2U4
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Dpcing am Cleaning

DYEING AND CLEANING.
THE BEST DYEING AND CLEAN
ing can be found at GILLS Suits
secured and pressed, 75c. 325 North
i Fifth Phone 1862
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Q EsDAF. APRIL %. 1911
Mt $40 O'clock =. Al

the property above described. The
improvements consist of n semi de
tached brick dwelling, containing eight
or nine rooms, with all modern i'm
provements. The lot fronts % feet &
inches on the east side of Cedar Street
and runs back between parallel lines
l2O feet
TERMS: Cash as to eXpenses of sale
all taxes to day OF sale, If any, and the
sum of $4,000 with interest from Jam
nary 6, 1911; the balance upon n credit
OF one and two years, with interest
from day OF sale. secured by a deed of
trust; or all cash. at the option OF tho
purchaser. f. T. SUTTON
} Trustee.
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By Sutton & Co..
Real Estate Auctioncers.
TRUSTEES Aucr1oN SALE

COMPARATIVELY NEW SEMI DE
TACKLED BRICK DWELLING ON
TIL: EAST SIDE or CEDAR
STREET. BETWEEN GROVE AND
FLOYD AVENUES, DESIGNATED
AS NO. Ill NORTH CEDAR STREET
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Qutolnpbiles for Aale

ALL MAKES OF SLIGHTLY USED
cars: including Franklin. Pope.
Chalmers, buick, White Staamer.
s REQ. Regal Hudson, Winton Max,
well, etc; from $3.50 to 81, 600. Other
y p1rgninS: Nll guaranteed. sAUTONIO-
BILE EXCHANGE, II West Main. 800
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BoARDERS WANTED For DOURLE
rooms: also table boarders. a0o East
Grace.
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Situations dMautrn, TenIaIe.


YOUNG LADY WITH EXPERIENCE;
desires position rs soverncss for the
summer: music speciality: good ref
Chainp Va al
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AUTO SCHoOL.-oLDEsI LARGEST
and bcst-cquipped and only real
practical auto school in this section
Open day and nighl the year around
Call and see for yourself. Our cat
isned pupils are our references
RICHMOND AUTOMOBILE SCHOOL,
BIS w Broad Street nj
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Boarbing.

Two CNFURNIsTIEl61 \ Roo 5;Nsr-;T =;
path, with board, in the Shenandoah
apartments. Allen Avenue and Grace
Streets. Phone Monroe 2So
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SIIOl; REPNIRINCi.

Ise tIALFsOLE MEMS SHOES. eoc
er: no nails. no pegs. RoyaI r,ih.
per heels, 2bc. Tred-Ai rubber heels,
dgci ieather heels rebuilt like new.
I5e: DREW'S ELECTRIC SHOE
FACTORY. ZIG East Main Phone
Monroe 26G7.
FINE UNlIOLSTERING AND MAT
TRESSES
FURNITURE REPAIRED AND up
holStesed: mattresses made over like
new; furniture and china packed
and ghippcd. JACOB UMLAUF'. Phone
1892.
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QUALITY AND QUANTITY ARE
guaranteed from us We have oaI,
pine o. or slab wood. and our prizes
pr: dpe risnt. we please everybody.
fn ne Maciaon G9l3. NORTH CARO-
LIMA WOOD AND coal. co. S2I
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4 &0nilIS fnr Xpi1r

ois EAsT CLAY. CLEAN, NELL FUR
Ills nlsllcu ROOMS central: bath. phone
rClt RENT, uNEXPfRED LEASE on
a;rooHl apartment: one Of the pref
or call at SHENANDOAH. Allen Ave.
nue. and Grace Street
FOR RENT. FOUR FUREIsu,D
rooms, light housekeeping. June 10
Sepiember: references Box l37, ASH
land. Va
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, SIN
gle ana double. us East Marshall
Street. 1.
FOR RENT. NICE FRONT ROOM F01
tnree or four gentlemen AppIy
5u1 l-2 =. Fifth Street
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Consul G. B. Schumacher, who is sta
TONED at Ensenadn. Mexico. and who
OF the news dispatches from that coun-
try during the past month. Is n native
Of the Shenandoah Valley, his father
being George L. Schmucker. of Staun-
ton.
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Zeal Estate inr &5dIg.

"stl"t S~okutL ut SeVuIH.
FOR SALE, 400 ACRES OF FARM
ana grazing land with several sets
81 farm buildings in New Kent coun-
~, ProvidG1ce Forge, Va. Call on
FIRED S. BOOK, SUPERINTENDENT.
1oUR NEEDS ARE OUR CHIEF CON.
Germ. BE sure to see us before ynu
Duy ID. y. WALKER & co. Real
Estate and Insurance. No Mutual
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i-oNGS STRING MOOD MAKES :
uuick fire and good heat. beciuse he
nag Kept 1t stored away. ii is uc,-
iecey dry and exactly what you need
TINS season. when ii is usl,all,.
nard to get dry wood at any nrjnt
l'hoilc Madison 1863 I ~ i'p
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,TIIE III.l<ToS I1oTnI551''7 Z

/ lfl:-Nl VII n IJI1<FUNt IfOTEII ~
delightful summer home, in tho
Shenandoah Valley Of Virginia; excel
lent table; pure air; ltthin water; mod
crn 5eonvoniences; open May 4 !. MRS.
Is G, DRAIRBAUGII.FE lkton, Rocking-
ham Co., Va S,i'a,i 4 &, 4, - 9
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HiAS OfACIuRlNG PLANT. WITH
EIGHT tS) ACRES OF LAND; DRY
4 KILN. BOILERS. ENGINES. MA,
H ciIINERY. Tools. ETC. AT AND
NEAR VICTORIA. IN LUNENBURG
COUNTY. VA llrf8
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Want Ad. Rates

ONE CENT PER WORD
when paid in advance. NO Ad.
fakerl for less than TEN
NO ADS. TAX EN- FOR
LESS THAN TWENTY.
FIVE CENTS when phoned in
Or charged at fhe counter.
Classification not Guaranteed
after 9:3OP. M.
FOR BUSINE SIS CON.
TRACTS Phone Monroe / for
Tho WANT AID. MANIC cali
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Apsr Ailn baum.

LOST, GOLD LOCKt.r AND CIAIN.
bc' ween Second ana Marshall street
ana Eighth and Grace. or on Broad
street. or St. Peters Church. If
found, return To POI East Marshall
Street, ana reCeivC reward i.
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WANTED, MEN TO LEAit!. BARBER
Trade: only eight weeks required:
wages AFTER frst month. steady 10
sition guaranteed Write for cata-
loIue: MOfER'S BARBER COL
l.tGE, 2cI Bowcry. Sew York CITY.
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HOTEL ABsECOE

. NirglnIa Ave. near Steel plera -
Fireprool. sun parlor. Private baths--run-
Mic; water; $40, sl2. slb up per week. So i'm
per day. Special rates and booklet on np.
y O. fD.aPAINTER
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WANTED. MEN TO LEARN BARBER
trade few weeks required. best
VI pnying work within the reach OF
poor mem wages from sta TO SEQ
weekly. Booklet mailed free GREAT
EIi RICHMOND BARBER COLLisG 4.
Richmond Ma I Iii, j
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RUNNER. PEEIN
Rouen. +. t. Red, White W-yandotte.
s. per sitting. rLONERDALE FARM
II +. l.. l. Waverly. VA
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S5nt!: Sri Gsli; 1ire s:sstltk
IN, THE .STUD.-DlCK WILKES, JR..
blue ribbon winner at State Fair:
Piloso. l1e imported IL hand jack,
~ MECIiANfCSYIi.LE STOCK FARM.
strain * son, Route /. Richmond. va
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RAILWAY Mali. CLERKS WANTED.
average salniy Sl.i10; alternate
weeks OF with full pay; preparation
Tree Tor coming Richmond examina-
tions. E FIsANkIlN INSTITUTE.
Dept. 3is +, Rochester II "
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With view of giving more atten-
ton TO minute details in various de-
partments, thereby saving money for
tho city. the Common Council OF Win
as City auditor, or the official book
keeper of the town. who Will take
charge of the clerical work Of the de-
partments OF streets. water and sewer
age. An ordinance introduced TO ere
ate the office OF general manager along
the lines as adopted by the city or
stanton several years ago was de-
fcatcd
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REGisTEREDF ASsTSTANTT'i
druggist, permanent, place Tor sober,
live, Young man, .Addrnss II 554,
care Times u isJJitrh lil
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M J hereby rertify that the bond rc
qnired by the above decree has been
tMl NJ
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CHEAT. ALL KINDS OF SECOND
hand mechanical tools Apply JET
LERSON LOAN OFFICE. 1905 East
Main street lirl
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OK WAGONS. GO TO RICHARDSON
hos. 6l5 Brook Avenue.
i'AWNBROkER SALE.-I WILL SELL
AZ auction Tuesday, April %. at
1880 y. NJ. for the Jefferson Loan
Qihce, large collection OF forfeited
pledges consisting OF diamonds
watches. iowelry, rings. guns pis-
tols, etc. Parties having forfeited
pleages must renew same before day
VI sale. jefferson Loan Office. 1905
East Main Street C. BRIDG I:S
state -tuciionccr. uH
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JET THE BEST. THAT is THE BlCk-
crstun Tribune and Cleveland bicy-
cles We have got the largest bicy-
Gle house In the country. and we adj
ytrtise H. JOE I3iCk ERSTAFF. 1871
East Main
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FOR SALE. FANCY ALBEAIARLE
nippins, 300 barrels. at 81 per barrel
DIR. J. y, BOYLE, Crozet. Va.
FOR SALE, NICE BROOM COTTAGE.
3ioi East Clay. Price, $500. M
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(e> to transact such other bus.
mess as may be brought before
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Y LARGE STOCK OF BUGCiIEs. SUP
rcys nj runabouts. liigh-class and
low prices: also delivery and farm
wagons fIlOS. II. DUKE G. co.
sos l8IOok ANcnuc MN I'M
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'oR SALE--TIIE GOOD OLD SUMMER
time has arrived; good wen ticr good
roads. good times generally for horse
owners good vehicles at popular
prices At our repository. a. MEY-
ER'S SONS. 1871 East Cary Street
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FoR SALE. NATIONAL CASH REGIS
ter Dayton platform computing
scale delivery wagon. Apply at
AUGUST GROCERY CO. GIL and 6l3
East Marshall Street. Madisor
phone l5O6-l232 =
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jKOCEI;IES-CASH TALKiNO: DUN
Top flour Der sack. 3ic.: Cold Medal
-four. per sack. i2c; lcaf lard. pound,
az l-2c,: underground meal, peck,
22c; sugar cured ham. per pound.
l7c.: California ham. pound. 10 &c
Irish potatoes. 20c. peck, per busnel.
'5c. good cofec. Mound. 200 balance
o. our stock same rate. AUGUST
* GROCERY CO. Gil and 6l3 Eas.
Aiashall. 'I,hone ~ ldisGn 1h0G-l222
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u 7f-lNfI ~ "a "a d
klNKAlD ITEMS.
Miss Mary Orr was visiting Mr.. Geo.
Robes home nom Friday until Mon.

Z Y =.
Miss Mary Orr was visiting Mr.. Geo.
Robes home nom Friday until Mon.
day. & i 4 ~
Miss Sylvia Rumble was calling on
Mr.. Ira Kinkald's last Friday.
Miss iAlcinda Jacobs and Mr.. John
Phillips, and Moiiie, and Nellie attend.
ed meeting at. Plsgah Saturday night.
The Klnkald school is progressing
lnicely with Miss Mary Orr teaching.
The protracted meeting began at
the Bethel Baptist Church Sunday
night.
Miss Floda and Gothic vangilder
were visiting the Klnkaid school on
Monday.
Mr.. Stanley Watson was calling on
Mr. E. A.8SWilliams Saturday night.
h There sWillS be spelling school at the
Kinkaid school Friday afternoon All
are invited to come as ii is the second
one this Winter. IA v. :.
3, Miss Wilma Jacobs as1..ylslting
Mrs, Lee Ann Reeves Sunday.
Mr.. Omer Williams and Miss Sylvia
Rumble and Santa, have been attend.
Ing meetingat Pisgah the; past week.
PEGGY.
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ieEoReEroWN.
l55l,, 2. /, ~,

. : . . . . o. " ~ 10 A. -
4 will send you the following resolu
lions for the New Year, Of which we
hope every reader will try to keep
at least one. We echo the wish with
all our heart! s ,,s
Try 10 be strong and harmonious
that nothing can disturb your peace
Of soul. / ssS@,
Talk health, happiness and prosper.
ity 10 every person you meet. q
r Encourage your friends to feel and
to do their best. 4,
Look always on the sunny side and
make your dreams come true.
Think and wish for the best and ex.
peet only the best. 4. X, l& f.
Rejoice;in the Joy Of others as well
as In your.own. 1: III.
Forget the past and dts errors while
you press on to the bright future.
Wear n cheerful face and meet tho
world with a smile. Il
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Give your spare hours 10 self,im.
proyement and do not seek to criticisc

ff-;,,. -; .'a-..- !. ~ .-ssS7 ~ 'lg..s =.
wv 'out spare hours 70 selllm m
poyse"'n' anu 70 not seek 70 crltici !s
I, o p9., d
! - y PC 100 STRONG lor worry. toe oe
nope iory anger and and to brave for fear
;it '1'a your excellence TO the WORT
S.n.opsh sreat or eood deeds not i
iouu words i,lt. h
Ne'' i''[ l'e that you are on Gods
/ s'ue 80 lons as you are true to tho
p 's''s Una 'llat IS IN you. q
=. q
Mrs' NJ. I. Pratt VINO has been very
~ We are glad to say. Is very much
pet.er' &.
ny neal'h ' Of our community Is fair
y soou WIN me exception OF Henry
= n e'H2''l VINO mas been very sick
-, several ara Jays. put IS improved and
W. commence .t 'eaflllg his school al
aAeesesvi'ie next Monday. &
= - 'i .i' WV ''as peel SUI
letins ti LOT several months mon with sore
syes % hot much improved. Y /.
Mrs. Ephralm lMNulsgroye, who has
toeeh Very r. III We are glad to say 4
IMPROVING y y
a;t!'ohh COX, o. Fa ar spent Mon
u Hs ~ ms larm IN Monongalia coun.
~ " 81
NJ z iis' Nenprangh. an aged lady, still
g coh!lhues very ~.
NE, hen] ma McElroy VIII attend nc
Tue chicken snow AZ Fairmont next
week. Mr., Mc st purchased purchased an
elsnt aol'ar ooekerel q rev few weeks
ago aha VII itake 1t 10 the show. 4
Aftte ieeaehor was the guest Of ats. tlis
parents - MI. anu MRS. Joe Tichenor
a at heeehwood one one day last week.
II MIN IN Neeiy was business caller at
NAL. II D. HF
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"JoySRIder.V

1.-THE Joy Rider Is an appealing title
for fun.lovers. There isrthe sugges..
ton Of laughter In Its sound. amt
George Sidney (Busy SIzzy) THE Joy
Rider Is said to possess hatspecullar
quality OF humorF extravant and given
only the loosest OF drmatic framing.
ithatschallenges all efforts atlrestralnt
of the risibles. in Its beautiful back.
ground OF scenic aiiurements, It's PFC
itorial display Of artistic costumes. Its
remarkably generous exhibition Sof
rich accessories Its 5ridiculously anus.
Ing comedfans and great troupes sot
strlkingly3 handsome girls principals
and chorus Of the tender sex all being
abundantly endowed with grace and
charm " 1t Is to be oxerjoyed BY even
the most blase Of theatregors. Jas but
few Of the socallel musical comedians
are to be enjoyed even though one
admits IA recognit lion sof their idiocy
and7ylelds all arguments, In a reckless
intoxication Of the senses. The Joy
Rlder"9will be at the Grand tomorrow
night. s35,.
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"Re;d MN.

Ef4fsSl1 tstSo siutsS3 n Z
The comic opera cess-with a
.thrln-"The Red SMlll.n'siby: Henry
!. Blossom and Victor Herbert, which
was presented, an entire season at: the,
Knickerbocker Theatre, l New Z York
City. and agements OF three months
each in Boston and Chicago. Is ali,
early attraction for thisacity.
Martin & Emery Co.'s organization,
which will present this splendid must.
cal play at Gthe Grand tonight, has
been carefully selected and embraces
Il clever lot. OF principals, while the
chorus Is ssaitl 10 be nnGsuall nv comely
and talented. and includ esSgthe six ut,
.tleS Dutch Riddles who carried a New
York by, storm, and who |. form Z the
NUCLEUS of an admirable Organization.
Refinement Is the keynote $of theTpro:
duct ION, and to this feature are added
an interesting story. popular an,t
cate ny music. together, with pictures
que scenery and quaint Costumes 4 II
1.-THE cast includes James Crawiey
as Com KID, der; Vim. GORE las Kid
Conner, Harry Sleigh, 81 Bert Berry.
JOS. Collins, Percy Bacon and the
Misses, Vernice Martyr. Lula pemlson,
I4enora Butler and al chorus OF forty.
including the xYlittle Dutch Kidiless
An augmented orchestra 4 carried ! BY
the company rs alsoan Important feat.
ire.
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RESOLUTIONS OF REsPE:ce; i,
OF White Oak Camp No.I2o,iW 3o.sy.,,
on the Death Of Sovereign
Y Joe Merrifioad.S 4; 4 Z. Il 4!

Esteemed Soyereigns, your commit.
tee appointed to draft resolutions in
memory OF Sow. Joe Earl Merrlaeld,
who departed this life on the fifth day
Of January, 1911, desire to submit the
/ following: Il * y. 4. * n
Whereas, That reaper called Death
has removed Sow. Joseph Earl Merit
field from the busy scenes and com
flictsS OF this life to- the beauties and
'grandurest Of the Great; Camp beyond,
where life isimmortal; therefore, be It
Resolved, That insthes deaths9f Jos,
eph Earl Mortified the community,
the town the church, and Sthe CANT
ito which he belonged, have lost IA
most excellent man. That tn his death
the noble wife has sustained an lire.
parable loss, the child u devoted anu
dutiful father. That the soyereigns
Of this camp extend to our dear sister,
AIDA Merriheld, and her sorroWlng
child; our heartfelt sympathy in thei,;
deep sorrow and bereavement 3and in
our prayers commend them to the One;
who said. Come unto me all we who
labor and are heavy laden and ! will
give you rest ( z 81 4 < 4, y,
+ Be It; further resolved, That these
resolutions be spread upon the min
iutes Of this camp. and a copy be mail.
ed to the family Of the deceased, and
that they be published in the Fair.
mont West Vlrginian5 and Falrmont
Times. Y, d p ~ ess3 81
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SCHOOL REPORT.

+ - = o. r. / 3 d. I'd . .
Following Is a report OF the Moody
Run school for the month ending Jan.
uary 9Th. 1911: IS
Boys enrolled, 8; girls enrolled, Q;
total, II. Average daily attendance,
boys. 8; girls, s; total. Is. Percent.
OF daily attendance, boys, 100; girls,
1oo; average 100. Those perfect in
attendance were Lewis Wilson, Ludie
Ice, Vlrgle shriyer, Otto shrlvers Be.
militia Wilson. Josephine Wilson, sSPru-
ola Wilson. Ida Wilson, Raymond
Wells, Clyde snoderly, sDock. Wilson,
Floyd Wilson, Dee Wilson, William
Osborne, Hannah Osborne. Murl Os.
borne. &. &
As the teacher, we feel proud to
make make public the report for5thls school.
for 1T has always been equal and near ,sr:
ly always excells any iotheEsschool In
Fairmont district. 1t not only makes
good In attendance, but-the pupils are
studlous and ambitious. each and ey.
cry one trying to obtain that most GOV.
,eted treasure, a good education. While
We have done what We could TO bring
about this mostEexcellent state OF az
fairs, we feel that most OF the honor
lies with the parents. We put co.
operation into practice and our record
rs ample evidence "a Effectiveness.
The teacher and parents have linked
Interests and y slccss So can only be ob;
isli w boths5w rthing toge ether y
ssSi IL y Y FRANK Ru Isl ~ u. teacher.
+ IA
siibscribeSror The West yirginian,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-11
,MoRE5T'I5 VITAoRA PH5S5=
MORE vITAeR IN To.pAYS
DIXIE
TODAY
4 ;iTYPicAL AND TRU E sToR OF
I'd THE LIFE OF "a ENVY
Pc lcEMAli M Il
Clancy

Ono of tho Finest In g fancy. y
A pollceman's life is snot alSaysisl
happy one, but this pictured rs q happy
hit.
~ He's the man that does his3duty. the
Cop that patrols his beat every. day
in the year. preserves order. keeps tho
peace and deseryedly earns hiss Scar
fgcant's stripes and shield and gets
the III will Of the ;'gang. They do
him up and he is brouEk II home 10 his
family almost dead !, but he rccoyersls
and spends ia Happy New: ear wIItllsS
his wife and child :; II &;
Many little homely details and
much realism Of back round and aess
.tlon make this picture appear like
real life. H; II
{ n Song by M r. s HAN EN-
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BASKET BALL

School 5ys, linton Business College, u.
ca Friday. c Jan. N organtownl Ilgh
IN. Gyn1 ~
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subscFIus, tors nc lVesll. IlYlrs.n
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-11

Il Some gtoday'ss store news may be
n tsegss to yeu IDS the papers first
page news dispatches ; Il Il +
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-09
FIVE TO DRAW CONTRACTS.
Teachers and Board 10 Evade Trouble
Meet on Friday Night.

1t was teachers that occupied the
attention OF the Board of Education
in short session asst night in the Of
flee OF superintendent Masters in
the high school building. The school
board has always had more or less
trouble with teachers who insisted
that their salaries be rasled after the
school term had opened. A committee
OF five was appointed by the presI.
dent to draw up form OF contrast
which Will have the salary schedule
printed on IT, and which will eliminate
all such trouble In the future as has
been the lot OF the school board ~
the past. '',.t..
At a special meeting on next Fri
day night, the matter OF a superln'
tendant for the coming year will be
taken up. At that meeting the school
board will decide whether Superin-
tendent j. q. Masters is TO head the
schools another year, or some one
else. Any applicant for the place
who desires personal hearing, so II
is Understood. will be given hear
ing before tho board at Its meeting
on Friday night.
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WILL MANUFACTURES SOON.

II. L. Middleton, president Of the
Tulsa Automobile Manufaot-
uring Company left last night
for Dowagac, Mich, where he will
superlntend tho d,smantling OF the
Dowagiac Automobile Manufacturing
company and the shipping Of the ma
chnery to Tulsa,
The Tulsa Automobile Manufact-
urlng Company is the outgrowth Of
the increased demand for motor
trucks and commercial automobiles in
the Southwest. Tulsa being the CEN
ter of the territory in which the most
demand was evident, the Dowagiac
firm made ready to move to Tulsa.
They have completed a building
which covers more than a quarter OF
n block, and have everything in read
iness to install the machinery. In the
new building, which is 100 10y zoo in
size. within thirty days or less the
Tulsa plant will begin the making of
It's product