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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-05-29

From the way the Exponent is
growing these days, the hot
weather must be getting in its work
on It. Its pevishness leads it into
haIucinations about city improve
ments. only few days ago it said
editorially that the water and sew.
erage board had contracted for the
laying Of a sewerage main down elk
creek that would do away with the
offensive sewer at the Glen Elk
bridge Then it berates the board.
The sewerage main will be laid but
no so hurriedIy that it would prove
useless. Order an extra ice cake,
cool on and be patient.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-05-29

VIZ loudly pro - M
ing that here eonId Be no fair and
hont primary election bin offered
without the work Of the proposed
committee Of i've. No sooner. how
ever. had the Republican senators
with the aid OF some Democratic
Senators killed the Gillkeson reso-
IutIon than the Democratic House
got busy in introducing a primary
election bill
without going into an examination
OF that hilI, &c certainly is safe to
say that 81 Is unEair and dishonest,
| IL the Democratic machine press Was
honest In its assertion that no fair
and honest bill could be offered at
this time.
That the Democratic bill contains
strong conviction q the Demo
cratic machines opposition to pri-
mary elections is shown plainly on
It's face and the action OF the House
controlled by the machine in re-
fusing to eliminate clauses that
make the bill inoperative for a
couple OF years further convicts the
democratic state machine as a bit
ter enemy of primary elections.
The referendum clause, which may
he Unconstitutional. is still retained
in the Democratic machine bill, the
House having refused to strike It
out by vote Of forty-five to thirty
ali Republican members voting to
strike 1t out, and by the same vote
the House defeated the Ice amend
ment to have the proposed law
voted on at a special election in
November. And then the House
passed the bill by a vote of fifty
two to twenty4hree.
The Democratici state machine
and it's hireting press set up the
hypocrttical claim that the cues
ton Is OF such vast Importance that
the people should be given a
chance to express themselves on it.
This is the reason they give FOR in
cooperating the referendum clause
in their bill. SO far they have
given no reason why they do not
want the people to vote on 1t as
early as possible. The truth OF the
matter Is the Democratic state ma
chine knows well enough that the
people do want primary election
law and 1t also knows that a pri-
mary election law in operation In
1919 would mark the COM
plete downfall of the ma
chine, and that accounts for its
present hard struggle against a pri-
mary election law. In short. it Is
lighting the people in an effort to
obtain longer lease Of life.
In order to obtain the desired
lease 1t likely violates the eonsti-
tuition with its referendum clause
and throws aside the will of the
people by depriving them. of theil
rightful franchise privileges. 1t
has been hypocrftical ever, since It
assumed the dictatorship of the
party and it is still Just as hypo-
critical, Notwithstanding the fact
that it clearly reads the signs.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-05-29
INGREASE MADE
In Net Earnings of B. & o.
Railroad in Spite OF
Cross Decrease.

BALTHN1oRE. MI, May 29-The
Baltimore and Ohio railroads state
ment of earnings and expenses lex
elusive of outside operations) for
the month OF April, 1911, as COM
pared with April, 1910, shows gross
eornings. 1871. $6ssss, 2uS; 1910.
$685.. 81 40: decrease, $453, 622;
expenses, 1871. $4.4s7, O77; 1910.
1921. 1s4; decrease, $734 ,777
Net earnings, 1911. 50 1871 Jh41:
1910. s2.1Os.ss6; increase. $751;
155.
For the ten months of the fiscal
year as compared with the CORE
spending period OF 1910. the state
ment shows gross earnings, 1911
$78,165. 25s; 1910. 7S,OS4, 1877;
increase, $1sOs471; expenses, 1911,
$50 5s5, s65; 1910, $50,1461S79;
Increase, $2,44s. 1856. Net earrings,
1911, SIC, 1858 ,3sS; 1910, $22ssSs,-
4os; decrease. 50. Sds, O51.
Miss Farr. of West Union. is a
..E - HF;., Nyirgf,,o eSnvdar
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-05-29
DEEDS FILED
Is Advertised by the Post
master of the Local
Postoffice.

Arts L. Hurst to A. NJ, and John
T. Carter, 81 IL acres. TonmiIe dis
trict.
Davis-Hornor Company to Manuel
Munlz, 1 lot, Grasselli.
w. C. Burnside to F. A. McIntire,
1 lot, Lost Creek.
B. L. Ward to J. F. Cain, l lot.
Clark district.
Hartland Improvement Company
to ]. r. Hickman and F. e Mower,
8 lots, Clark district.
Hartland Improvement Company
to Joseph Powell, lots, Clark dis
trict.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-05-29
DUCK PIN MATCH
STARTS TONIGHT

along with the boys and helping
them out with roofing. It viii take
about fifty to obtain the special ear.
The Clarksburg boys expect to bring
back some of the money, although
they realize they will. have to roll
mighty good to get inside the
money.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-05-29
BHOTHER GRADUATEs.

Emma NJ. Rufin lett Saturday on
No. for Washington. D. C.. where
she Will attend the commandments
at Howard University. her brother.
Guy 8. Rufin being graduate from
the academic departmenA.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-05-29
"a Rrening Eeho.

There is nothing more detestable
than-d isgrace. nothing more shame
ful than slavery. We have been
borne to glory and to liberty; let us
either preserve them or die with
dienity.- lCICERO.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-05-29

c1eEelan 6. Ghleago 10 IN
nings
Philasl elDhia 8 New York 3
Philadelphia 3, New York 8.
washington 9. Boston 4.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-05-29

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Today's Games.

Philadelphia at New York.
Cincinnati at st. Louis.
Brooklyn at Boston.
Chicago at PittsbHrg.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-05-29
Standing Of tho clubs
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Today's Games.

@S0@AS O$sAAACS'
New York at Philadelphia.
Detroit at Cleveland.
Boston at Washington.
st. Louis at Chicago.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-05-29

Mrs. James II. Morrison, of Will
sonburg, was Monday shopper In
the city. 81
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-05-29
saturday,s Resnlts.

Pittsburg o, Cincinnati 1.
New York 2. Philadelphia o.
Brooklyn 9. Boston s.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-05-29

Chicago 3, Cleveland 5; game
called at end of 10th inning on ac-
count of darkness.
Detroit G. st. Louis IL.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-05-29
Yesterday,a Resnlta.

Chicago VS.. st. Louis; rain.
Cincinnati 3, Pittsburg Z.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-05-29
n. pa 7.Et
sa.pss Na:Gr
dir11ity

Hot weather has gwen these
sheer dainty Summary Cottons
special Prominence-so cool and
pretty, they make just the right
sort of dresses. for the torrid sea
son.
A lot of Dimities of a class far
beyond their price, out on center
counter, markt 1Sc.
Fabric and printings both
superior-we know the fabric is,
and are confident you will say
the same about the printings.
Other nice DiInities, 91sc and
Imported Iris h iDimities -
made and printed in Ireland
zoe and 25c.
tiles here, so no matter what
your preference you can IND
what YOU want-and get it right
sink and Cotton Mousselinea-stllSy
6vfob-nIain colors, self colored, neat
iacGnari figures, self colored EN-
broidered dots. and neat pr1ntings' zoe
95c, 40c and soc.
Special showing OF sloe poroSr 81
NSnnSssIines-4 inches wide = skirt
Jyidths-Iight or dark with enectNe
printed borders, SOC
You see. please. how attractive
they are, and how much under price
BOCGS & BULL,
NORTH SIDE, PITTseuReH. PA.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-05-29

Miss Farr, of West Union. is a
guest of Miss virginia Snyder.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-05-29

Standing Of tha CInbs.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-22
Pickett and Ives
 Scheduled for Bisbee

Two democratic candidates for the United States senate from Arizona will be in Bisbee the latter Iar, of this week and the first of next week Chairman Wallace of the Warren Democratic Club has been advised that these candidates will be in that city and both sill spesk under the auspices of the cluo. The meetings will probably be belI in the post off, fee plaza. according to the Review.
 Eugene s Ives. of Tucson, will be .: e:sosc oa Saturday and viii spe.x Sat 'dsy night. This will bs his secoi ] visit to the district and his sec- ond speech there. Mir Wallace yes- te,day received 8 telegram stating that Col Pickett Of Tom hstone, who ,s now in tbe nOrthern part of the ter ritory, will he there Monday and will address the voters Of that district on Monday night. The Tombstone csu- didste will have covered the other sec rions of che territory by that time and the time remaining before the pri- mary will be spent among the voters oi hls own county Of Cochise.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-22
Popu ar Tombstone
 Young Lady Weeds

Mise BsrDadette Brown, formerly Of TombstoDe, snd Henry Hein, hoth residing in ConTtlsnd at present. were married this murnibg st the parson- age of the Congregational church by Rev. H A Deck. The happy couple returned to Conrtlsnd where they will make their f.ture home.
 The bride is wellknown in Tomb stone where she resided severcl years. and the popular and charming young lady is held in high esteem and regard by host of friends. The groom ir a successful business man of Courtlsnd and likewise held in esteem. The PRosPEcroa joins in extending hearty congratulations and best wishes to the happy couple on their ma,rimon- isi cruise CD the sea of life.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-22
HIS TROUBLE
 NOT OF HEART
eeal Facts b Regard 10 E. k. oufman's Illness. Relief Ob. tained By Curing Ills
 Seomach NlmeufS.

WaynesvilIe. N. N.c.-Mr. F. R. Huffman, of this city, says: "I suffered dreadfully with what ] thought was heart trouble, and tried various medicines in vain.
 After other remedies had failed, Thed- fofd's Black -Draueht restored me to health. would not feel saie withou. Black -Draught in the house. l consider t worth its weight in gold.
 h cured my indigestion. and by this meanS was restored to health. ] can cot expscss my gratitude for its benefits.
 Good hea;:t depends oa the condition of your digestion. Poor digestion and good health do not % ,os:sher.
 Thedford's Black Draught will thoroughly cleanse and set h order your digestive system.
 It has done this los otIsess, during the past 70 yearS, and b today the most popular vegetable liver remedy oa fho market Tyh
 Iasist e Thediosd's. Psies 1e.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-22
Mogales Girl Gets
 Federation Prize

Last January the Arisoua Fedess. tion of Womsn's clubs in convention at Prescott, decided to begin . move- mont to bsstow upon some deserving young woman . scholarship in the Univsrsity of Arizona or some other stste institution Last year there sas . fund of $50 which vss divided be. tween two young lsdies.
 This year the committee on educs- ton has fund oi $75 available for use .s scholarship. and yesteriay Mre. S c Nswsom. president oi she federation announced that she booos had been given Co Mics Maud McPbersoo Of Nosales. Miss MePhersoo is the dsoghtss of shs rector of the Epssco- pol church st Nogslss and is tn bes secood year ct the Universssy, beiog . Sophomore.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-22
Tombstoners Win
 in Motorcycle Race

The motorcycle race from Lowell to Dnuglss tuesday. in the Good Roads Celebration held at Douglas l7 and IS sas won by c E Will ams of Bisbee. Melvin S~ain of Tombstone came out second making it in 55 min. utes, P seconds. V G Melgren of Ton betone third, time 55 minu,ee 3e secouds. Both these riders were mounted on Indian 5 horsepower machines. The machine that s~siu rode belongs 10 Percy Bowden of this city and IS fact one having rade previous records with Percy at the helm. Is is pleasing to pote that Iom' stone made such sn excellent showing at the celebration wb oh goes to shcw that she is alsays ID the lead.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-22
May Write Additional
 Names On Ballot

For she information of voters fol- lowing extracts Of letter from Chair. msn Albert M Sames of the Repub- iiosu territorial central committee holds that nominations may be made on ths ballot -
 "The primary election lsw cen tsins the following:
 "Subdivision 3, Section g. To vote for . person whose name is not printed CD shs ticket, write bis name on the black space provided for that purpose and mark 6 cross in The sQuars to the right.
 ''Is would appear from this pro- vision of the primary law that in case where nomination papers have not been filed for . particular ofire the yotefs of that locality may write on the primsry ticket the name of . member of his party who would then become c nominee and be placed op the official ballot in the general cleo tion."
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-22
Taxes Are Nov
 Being Paid

The clerical ioscs in the ofios oi tho coaety treasurer. which hes been occupied for the psst moath in send- iag out tex not ioss. sons 1000 in num bsr, completed their task lsst evening and e result of same she tsxes for Che prsssot year are already com- nsnoing to pour ints the coulty strong boz and will continue to do 60 until the third Monday in December when the came will become delinquen, alter ~h'ch ell penaltiss sill bo e. sssssd che delirqus in addition to the taxes due for 1911.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-22
Two Cochise Prisoners
 Pardoned on Parole

Under the new parole systsm re- centty insuguratsd in the territorial prisoo, and acting upon the reoom- meDdasioo of Superintendent Ryn. ming and Parole Clerk Frank S Mo- Cresry. and the board of control. Gov. Sloan has granted 8 communications and paro'es. of which number two are from Coohiss. ss iollovs:-
 Frank Butler. convicted of man. slaughter in Cochise county. and on December II, 1908. wss sentepcsd to ssrvs six years. A good job is offered him in sonors. Mexico, and he is pasoled on eooditioo that he will % there and will report to the parole clerk st the prison monthly, during the remainder oi his ssnteoce.
 John Edvasds vaa convicted oi murdss in the first degree in Cocbise county, and on June 10, 1908. wss ssnesoced to life imprisonment. The Republican says of him. "Edwards however, hss slwsys maintained that be was not guilty of the crime chare. cd. though there is come circumstsn. tiai evidenos sgainst him that has bos hesu cleared up. However, he has been sn exemplary prisoner. snd dur. ing his many year. 'servies has become an expert drsfssmsn. He drew the plane for much of the work done on she new prison. and it is believed has fitted himssn for . useful life, being yet only oi middle age. He is Cen sdian and in the oourse of his service, strong efforts have been made in his behalf by friends in his own country"
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-22
Yaquis to Have
 Big Celebration

Tbsre is to bs grand celebration among the YsQuis os Sonoss tomor- row, for the wife of Head Chief Nori hss returned from Yucstan to her husband. Captured in battle ny the soldisss oi Tonss and deported to Yueesau. the tribe has considered her dead for ten yeass. h company with ten families of YsSuis who have slse bssn in dresry exile in the "hot country" the chiefs wife psssed through Arizona Sunday en route to Sonors and the Rio Ysqui district.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-22
kruttchnitt Now
 Train Dispatcher

BOWIE, Aris. Oct lS-jsrbed in the overails and jumper of . mecl,su- 'c. T H Kruttschnitt. superintendent of branch lines on the Tucson divis,on son O. Jul;us Kruttschn,tt os the Hartman system. is doing his part to keep the trains of the Southern Pscific system running. He is work ing here ss engine dispatcher. car repsirer or in any other capacity nee. eresry st this junction point. He is mingling with men who left the em ploy Of the company e well as with new asrivsls bere and is pof ulas.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-22
County Campaign
 Growing Hot

The county campaign is warming to it's ipieh with eve " candidate tusy ss bobtaii yearling in iysime.
 Every road and trail in the couoty is husy, kept hot by the gentlemen who are eager 70 erpIain to the voters the paramount reasons why they gre scIi6cing time, ease and wealth for c. anos toado public se vice.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-22
Mark Smith
 Awakens Douglas

That va. magnificent tribute to Mark Smith when SO many of the ciri zens oi Douglas turned ont to hear him spesk. The poor audiences op severs, recent occasions when demo :, crats were to speak had created the impression that there was little iu- terest Icing taken in this campaign. but when you. Uncle Marcus reached here. there wss a sudden asakenipR. -Douglas International
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-22
New Mexico Team
 Defeats Ar,zonans

Al Ei Psso. Wedsssdsy. h sn uu- exciting game ct washinstoh Park. New Msxico deIessed Asisoss by . score of 8 to 3. The plsvess were in better condition shso on sopdsy. and every nov and then they would chow that they could put up good sstic,e of ball # t wss necessary The ob- jet of the game wss to get iu copdi- sio7 ios tho jubilss soosnsment Uosiss.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-22
Court Cases Filed
PROBATE CoURT

PROBATE COURT Estate of wm H Tsy Tor: order pub- licAtion notice so credi.ure. Estste Martha Lysli; order sp- pointing J D Nsrshail. Frank Ram. sey and John Doan appraisers.
 DISTRICT COURT Suit No 6438. State Con. Pub. Go 70 Con. Printing ( Pub Go; action for dissolution.
 PROBATE COURT Estate of Anna M York; o,5er sp- pointing George Bravio, admr.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-22
E rem Fridays Daily

 Assistant District Attorney E. J Fisnniasn came oyef from Bisbee this morning on busires- connected with hie offioisl D sitiop. Secretary J x Gsin,s returned last evening from a trip to Bsbee and Douglas in the interests of the Co. chise County Tsxpsyers Association. Mrs o D Walker snd children are expected to return on next Tuesday from Ci, de, Ohio, where they have been for the past several months on visit with relatives.
 Charles Douelss is in the county seat today iron. Fort Huachucs on business visit. He states that the contracts for the erection of addition. sl buildings will be let in . short time. and that much activity will be mao'f sted in that section for about six mn,ths to come.
 Attorneys D. A. Richardson and George Csss were among the arrivals iu the county seat on the noon train ou matters before the district court. Joeepb Lsrrieu, the mining man iD- tsrested in extensive hoidings in the Paradise distTict, arrived in Tomb stone today on court business.
 Mrs " Hunter returned to her home in Douglas yesterday afternoon, after . pleasant ct y in Tombstone with friends.
 Miss Ethel Holden of Lowell, is in Tombstone for . fortnight, visiting with friends M,ss Holden is one of the popular young ladies of Lowell and ia 6 social favorite.
 The City Hall hss been fixed by the board of supervisors ss she polling place of the Tombstone district fo, the coming primary election to he held next Tuesday.
 Sheriff John F White returned last evening from Bishee and Douglas, having attended the celebration c, the latter pace and reports It to have been one of the best ever.
 1 County School Superintendent E H stover is visiting the school districts , various parts of the county, having started on his tour on Monday. The board cf supervisors wall De n special session on Friday of next weeh i ior iie purpose oi csnvsesing the re- turns Of the primary election and compiling the official ballot for the election in Deceinter.
 | VA Fowlsr, assistant clerk of th. board c! supervisors. was s returning passenger last evening from Bisbee where he has been on official matters and incidentally looking after hi. political fencse for the nominssion o ass ssor CD the Republican ticket.
 Dr W P Suns arrived in Tombston, i today from Bisbee. The Dr is can. didAte for the nomination Of state cen stor on the Democratic ticket and i, here erecting his political fences, enc during which time he is making man, new friends and agusintsnces in th, c"uoty sest. The Dr is mali good race and resolving many pledge, of suppor'.
 James Cowsn. q mining man o Mexico, is in town on . visi, of sever a days.
 | We truet that Hadss isn't havinl the same paving troubles that V, have here in Phoenix Phoenix Sun 1 Tbere will be . Young revolution in republican r.,l.sic. in A:;.cn: when the insurgents go to tho poll next Tuesday.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-22
Col. Pickett Wins
 Favor in Kinsman
Especial to The PRosPEcToR)

Especial to The PRosPEcToR)
 KINGMAN, Oct. lS:-Col. H L Pickett eddreessd c large and euthusi- astic audience here this evening. Many old timers came forward after the speaking and offered their support. I0dicatione point to the Colonel csr- rying Mohave county bys handsome majority.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-22
Permit Granted to
 Transport Troops

Upon . request from the Mexicsn eovernmeot, Acting Governor George U Young has srsntsd permission for the transportation od Mexican troops thsocgh Arizona, On their wsy from Chihuahus- to sinalos. wa Tucson and SoeaIes.
 Tho tToops will be uodes the eom- mand of 0susrsl Orosoo. The people q Chihushus nave pssisioosd the waf ofbos of Msdsso tc have Ososeo rstusned 0 that seste. and the rs. qusst hes bssa granted. The troops will then be nodss che sole commsnd of 0sn. Ramon Iturbs. who with his ssad passd through, Tnesen on bis wsy to einslos about two months seo.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-22
0oings in the
 District Court
FRIDAY

The following businsss was trsns- acted by Judge Dosn in the district court this afternoon .-
 Herman E Wilbalm vs Katherine NJ wilha m. divorce granted to plaintiff. resident of Bisbee.
 Nellie Robs,ts vs William Charles Roberts. divorce granted plaintiff res- idens oi Bisbee.
 Alberto Ssndob.l vs Antonio SAn- dobsl. divorce granted plaintiff resi- dent of Douelss.
 Walter Roper vs Mary Roper. di. vosce granted plaintiff resident of Douglas.
 Judgment was granted to the plaip- ti6 in the csse of Herman Bsrkhsuer ss Charles 8 6ovgs for debt. A motion for . nev trial in the case of the Young Construction Go ss the Cicero Smith Mining Go. wac denied oy ths court
 rHURsDAY, The district urt convened st g o'clock ths morning and the follow ing business wac cleaned ap before that tribunal:
 A motion ios c new trial having been presented st the close ot the lest 'erm of court io the case oi Ramon EscLdero vs the southern Pacific Railroad compsby for debt. and tsk- eu under advisement by the court. ~ho in the mean time examined the bsisfs filed therein in support of the motion, thie morning denied and over ruled request for . new trial. Notice of appeal was then given to the terri torial supreme court and the appeal bond fixed st $l0O.
 | io She case oi Mrs Edgar Fietchss vs L 0 RAfaelovich ct al, for debt, which was tried at the last term oi court, notice of appeal was given to the territorial supreme court. The motion for new trial in the ease Of the City of Bisbee, . municipal corporation vs H JAcks and the Bank of Bisbee. . corporation. fos debt was continued for the term. The injunction applied !cr by Che Red Metal Mining Co vs the Paradiss Mining and Milling Co was denied by the court; the writ being to refrain the defendant from eItsscsing ore from certain mines in she Paradise mining district.
 The April term oi the district court wes this sfternooa decl.sed cloeed by Judge Dosn. that oniciai having suc- ceeded in cleaning up all psnIing lit- isstion which wss lett over isom Aug ust when . recess wss declared.
 It n expected that the United stst-s grand infy will be oslled to e. sembls in Tombstone darips.tbs third week in December, after which the territorial trial jury will convene to dispose Of the many criminal csees now on the docket.