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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-16
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The long doked. for and four.day.
Officials edicted cod weather for Fair.
I mont and this section Of the state ar.
rived earl Sunday morning, but no
{ snow fell vest rday, as the govern.
/; meat weather man sad there would
sbes He had been saying for;four. days
I up to noon Saturday that there would
DE much colder Weather with snowlf for
his community II was slightly colder:
yesterday With rain In the morning.
The ola local forecaster rs almost
ticklsds to death for he put one over
on the otllcIal forecaster at Plttsburg
nearly All last week. lbs his prediction
procsesd much better Than the govern
ssinent employer even though tho local
sage was EotfSa little 4
Olson street Us one of the bus.
LEST thoro1g l,fares III Fairmont and it
Isl rare Saturday hight that some
excitement IS not pulled OF. Early IN
the evening . Short but terrific fight
took place between two men, which at
tracted d large crowd Neither com
Blatant was badly hurt other than a
few bruises about the face. Just .as
She saloons we're being closed at II
O'clock is crowd numbering overfa hun.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-16

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prising to say, IS usually accepted.
That is the sway..with2theI man who is
too bright to 3bs "a newspaper man,
si1t should Salwas "a, be- reIhemDered BY
the layman that itere ARE mo re- news
paper men TO gu ssto I tie poor house
than to the White House. The news:
paper man usually lives to saSripe old
age. You know the good die young,
and on the other hand he lives SO that.
he can die poor. That's one thing,
about tie geinewspaper man and
Andy" Carnegie that are Just alike
A. G. says he wants to die poor and
the newspaper man does not say any
| tiiing-he Just does tt" Actions speak
louder than words II there Is any
thing under the heavens that a news,
gatherer likes is, to come in contact
with a friend, that friend is no more
than the personsWho will call him to
one side and put him onto a piece OF
news. There are scores Of just such
people In any Observation-Disclosures
not fexcepted-who are the candy
from a newspaper standpoint, for they
not onlyl!do good turns for the news
satherer but they Indirectly enter
tain the public, forsff no one told a
reporter news how IN the World would
he get It unless he Just happened to
nn into It, that Is not very often:
When on the other hand 1t is a
strange thing when something I'M
usual occurs in a community and the
papers so to press without a line
about It, then you say. That's strange
the papers have not 9; word about that
accident" Do you know why this
is?F Here's the solution: The average
person who would tell the reporter
about It thinks Of course that he
knows all about8it and 1t would be
foolish for him To- ask him about it
1.-The knew about IT for every one in
town knows about the accident. Eve
lery one seems. to- know about the &C.
currance but the reporter and he does
not hear Of 1t until some one asks him
! the details Of the accident. That's
the first he knew 81 II and that Is Just.
the, way papers Bet u scoopedrf, which
meanssthat&a rival papers got the fex-i
clusiyeilo local story, the reports on the
other papers gotsstheirn's from the ed
itors. be +.
There afe many things an ordinary
reporter could tell every day K he
had made his peace With his God and
had sufficient ipsnrane e 70 defray his
burial expenses .iiis i-; y \ y.
The Ordinary newspaper man does
mot want TO make enemies by writing
Stories; helWonld ratherS make friends
Tor Il rs the friends who give him,
/, news and 81 he produces the &eoodsshe.
holds his Job ana by holding the Job
he ents and sleeps, therefore the
newspaperS mans friends keep him
from starving and enable him to pay
lodge In peace. his mot only applies
to newspaper men but \ to an fin every
walk sof life, hut 4 the reason mis- was
Ills Tor the reason that this
jlis SOP osea to de a istad 81 ewsspa:s
Der stoFs n
II " make a sncce o. tlSe newspaper
bush y els as ~ any other pursuit =
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VIII any degree o. ii Cess Is Is con con
duct daily fewspa lSear ii, small city
/ frat shall be / plea sing 10 the major
ityf 81 people and az we'll al those be-
Find d newspaper 81 Of this KIND! The
ropcs who fnri,isb,es Tie news Il Il inst a.
tanSjoI,s thafs he lpaper shall be pleas.
M IS ro,t, chef Il nat 4 dlsb pre-
na,red ~ Rim 5sball Ia an loved ~ 4 Z,
natron AZ 8 II 4
IN d mat AZ easy Is write accurate
i, ans a IL 4 furnish hat which, Il
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n, y rra q 4, 10 anl,retv tbe news.,
"a erer lyho w-r,ota Il IL IN ninety.
nina ,e.i5 csssa -, n 4 bnni,red NAMED
~ "a Ana ccnrac,y me reader never.
ffinrinx for z n,oment that the ,,er.
nm VIM tn,d tbe ran nor Il mi the
,ncia mi III ma Z ava o. Il formad him
yw,rr,o,nqlv The ordinary & newsnaner
manS-or wo,na AZ the / case NAV
be-doessf nof ,p,nsslte ma 4 acorl, np AM
pel g ,,avote aSv n,ore snare IN $his
recoris than for Tia ordinary person
Admitting that certain ne ,,Is,an,
come IN "a the standard IN ~ telling the,
truth. then there "a another, thing that hat
tbe writer's On !, e.,yr. pers must Ia
abused for@the moor ! English h e
sometimes som uses The person Z not all.
but the seli.annointed critic-saays
that Il he we're 70 write such c an artf.
|cle that he would have iwortlel it diff.
feraentiy: that they would moi, have
used this Or that word Int ones more
elegant and that they would have
rounded out their phrases Il more n, per.
f ec;tiy and the climax to The story
would would have been bette better. II "a possI.
ble that t,,e critic could have written
the article in question much better
than The he, pewspaper man but could
he have written Sthe majority II stor.
les better than the r r.
There, Is 4 lwhole LOT or difference
'jn sitting in a Morris chair al home
with 4 newsnaner and n1ckinr ont
The flaws in 81 English than9 sitting
down 10 a TYPEWRITER and md 5beatInr il 1
of WITH IA 3,nncb 3ran,fitv3 al y,rb,osssible
f d, t time maybe limited sin getting 3
certain itemr n In fine Tor the day's5
edition. Ills q safe guess tnar II IA
Elamn,eented Lincoln Ia had! prepared bis
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-23
Macca bees,

Banner hive No. ~, ladies and friends,
are invited To attend the card social at
the home OF Mrs. ], 3. simpson. 1919
Tuesday, October "a This hive viii give
a dance and hold an apron sale November
20. TO which the public is invited,
Lillian, Holister hive No, Il, Ladies OF
the Maccabces. will give a card social
at the home OF Mrs. +. p: WilliamSon'
1856 South Eighth East. Friday evening,
October -, 1911. to which all Maccabees
and friends are invited.
The ladies of Liberty Hive No. and
their friends will be entertained at a
Halloween social Thursday evening, Oc-
tober 2s, by Lady Boynton at her home
tation is extended 10 the ladies Of the
other hives, also the Sir knights OF both
tents.
crowds OF the season present last Thurs
The first degree was conferred on one
candidate and next Thursday night VIII
be the regular monthly meeting nlght
for conferring the second and third de-
grees.
There will he q number of candidates
for these degrees and The degree team
has been rehearsnG so as TO present tne
work as perfect as possible. Sir hnisht
Banks has returned from Nevada and will
probably assume his old role The unl-
tain Hubbard put tho members through
The entertainment committee hopes
soon TO meet with the various commit
tees from the hives regarding socialS ana
entertainments for the winter.
State Commander Wight went 20 ltu-
reka Friday TO boost MscCa heeism and
incident3llv was royalty entertained by
the Knights and Lady Macca bees of that
city Commander Wight also recently
paid visit TO the Bingham tent and
hive where they had fine supper. much
speech making and good time general
~. Bingham has one Of the most -four
ishing tents In the state, The tent is
part owner OF the building where il
meets. has fine treasury. looks kell
after the sick and Is prospering in every
way. Under the good Of tho order
number spoke on some essential points
or the order that all should know. who
are Maccabccs The discussion was very
instructive 10 those present.
There should he a large crowd out next
Thursday night not only 10 see tho de-
gree work but to hear many things OF
interest 10 come before the tent.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-23
Woodmen of the World.

Dcscrct camp No. 400 held It's regular
weekly meeting last Thursday evening.
The Introduction services OF the oTOeT
were taught several candidates for mem
bcrship. large number Of local and
visiting members were present. The
booster committee is meeting with great
success i'm getting applications for mem
bership and in making the sessions pleas
ant and interesting. The attendance at
camp meeting lately has been greater by
far than al any other period in the his
musical programme has been arranged
for next Thursday evening.
Mahogany camp No 35S has completed
very successful campaign for member
ship. Matthew Gibbs. the old war horse
of the camp, carried off all honors by
bringing in more young sapings than all
the other choppers Of the camp combined
To show him the Gangs appreciation Of
his efforts it has presented him with A
solid gold ring suitably engraved with
his name and the emblem Of the order
THURSDAY night past was gala time IN
the history OF the Camp when thcv ccle-
bratcd the close OF tho summer caT1paIrn
and inaugurated tho fall and winter work
by giving banquet and entertainment to
the members. their wives and friends
The camp was very fortunate in having
with thcm both Deputy Head Congul /
j. Hover and District Manager e. r.
kavauaush. who addressed the assemb-
l5ge in their happicst vein. The camn
IL now preparing 10 give grand mas
qaeradG ball on Thanksgiving day night
al Eagles hall.
Camp No. oS met last Tuesday evening
and there WAS larger attendance than
!or Some nne past, There Is more
ginger in the camp This winter tl1an
ioT Nears past. An excellent free onier-
talnnent VIII be given next Tuesday eve
nIns 10 inc nelghborS and their families
Nelghbor Mcclellan has launched a cam
pa1en for the boosters. which promises
TO rival anything. yet gotten up bv The
mother camp OF Utah. Tho degree team,
With Captain w. p FouIccr in con, :
mand, Initiated three last TUESDAY.
flue musica and literary programme a
lfn-minute talk by the Rev, r. A. simp.
other good things. followed bv dannn
are features Of the evening entertain.
mcnl ''
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-23
CAUSE FOR ALARM
PISS of Appetite OF Distress After Eat
ing Symptom That Should Not
Be Disregarded.

-apPGillc n lUst n natural desire for
od Loss OF appetite or stomach dis
SIS after eating Indicate Indigestion
dyspepsia. Ovcr-eatinp is a habit
~ dangerous 10 person s good
neral health.
1r - not what you cat. but what
y dipcs; and assimilate that does
Y good. some OF the strongest. 4.
YES aud hcalthlcst persons are
2nerate eaters.
feere Is nothing that will cause more
'nple than i disordercd stomach. and
'py people daily contract serious
''Eoiess simply through disregard or
'use oil the stomach.
Ne urge all in Salt Lake who suffer
Pm ans stomach arrangement. iudi-
'<tion or dyspepsia, whether acute or
'Fonie: TO try ReXall Dyspepsia Tab
q, with the distinct understanding
~ We VIII refund their money with.
't question or formaIity if after rea-
lap'e use of this medicine they are
y perfectly satisfied with the results.
q rccommeDd them 10 our customers
'ffy day, and have vet to besr Of any
" who has not been benefited by
:fm We honestly believe them to be
,sneut equal. They give very prompt
:'sI' aiding 10 ncutralizc the gastric
'ses' strenetbcn the digestive organs,
-teeuiate the bowels. and thus TO pro
TX perfect nutrition and eradicate
y oz11nnealtby symptoms.
Ia urge You to Try 2jc box Of
~ Dyspepsia Tablets. which gives
psvf treatment At the cnd of
||4s ll'he your money will be returned
.,ou II You are not satisfied. OF
80, IN chronic cases length Of treat
varies. For such cases. wc have
Il argfr sizes, which sell for soc
TLWp' Rcmcmbcy. YOU can obtain
Remedies in tins community
.in ~ our stores-Thc Rexail Stores
eni franken. 27l so. Main: Smith
- 20" The Busy Corner" Smith
~ W. NO. =, 015 So Main
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Frsternal Brotherhood.

Utah lodge No. $50 Is working hard
for the Red Sox minstrel show. which
read the minds OF some oil the mem
oers they would read grease paint. burnt
cork, red soX. cold cream, good jokes
and stunts comic songs and dances.
after THURSDAY night Arrangements will
be made on Wednesday night for n spe-
cial meeting of Utah lodge for the pur-
pose OF initiation Of those who had
on Wednesday and Thursday flights,
Sego Lily held n well attcnded business
meeting on Thursday last the session
that the escort team might drill. Final
arrangements were made for the min
strel show. For the benefit of those In
tending TO be present at tho show IL was
suggested that opera glasses would be
in vogue, as the show was TO be all
the name impllcd--a Red SoX minstrel
show, is Thursday Will be tho last
meeting i'll the month, any having ap-
special arrangements for their initiation
this month will be made.
Ogden lodge held its regular business
meeting on Friday evening. letter
was read from sego Lily drill team say
Ing the members would like TO visit Oc
den some time In November, II was de
ciGed 10 invite them for November u
and plans were made for their enter
tainmcnt.
Next Friday night is the regular meet
ing OF Murray lodge and ali members
are requested 10 attend.
GARFIELD lodge held its first anniversary
meeting OH Wednesday, October is, In
], O. O II. hall. Garfield. This lodge was
Instituted on October .. 1910, and has
been most successful in all 1T has at
tempted. The social times given by the
lodge are noted In every lodge OF IN.
state as they are always of the best.
There was splendid attendance OF mem
bers and friends on Wednesday evening.
Several congra tulatorv letters were read
and there were some splendid talks by
the members. Refreshments We're served.
This lodge is planning to put on good
play sometime soon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-23
WEATHER FORECAST.
Weather forecasts for Utah; Fair Mon
day and Tuesday,


Comparative weather data at salt Lake
City. October 20, 1911.
nc highest temperature today was %
degrees: the Highest In this month since
1874 WAS SS degrees. The lowest temper
AZURE last night was 81 degrees; the low
est this month since 1874 was 90 degrees.
The mean tcmDcra turc for today was ~
degrees; the normal was 30 degrees. The
accumulated deficiency Of temperature
since tho frat Of the month il 7g degrees;
the accumulated deficiency since January
is % degrees. The relative humidity a.
6 a. IN. today was II per cent. the rela =
tive humidity at 6 u. IN. today was 80 per
cent
The total precipitation for the twenty
four hours ending at D. m. WAS none
The total FOR this month to date is Ga
Inches; the accumulated excess for this
month 10 date Is "a inch; the total pre-
cipltation since January l to date Is 1851
inches: the accumulated deficiency since
January l is 80 inch.
Sun rises. $40 a m. sun sets: 5:56 D.
M, October 2S, 1911.
WEATHER OBSERVATIONS.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-23
DIABETES

We have the following unsolicited let
ter from James T. Douglas. Harrisburg
Oregon:
Harrisburg. Oregon. June g5, 1908.
Gentlemen: I have had Diabetes for
over two years and was almost In Was
very weak and could hardly walk \
friend OF mine told me OF the Fulton
Dlabetlc Compound, and | have now
taken thirty bottles and am feeling fine
and can say that ! am sure IL had not
gotten relief In some way | would now
have been under the sod. Hence, ] can
work for me What VIII YOU charge me
for three DOZEN
Yours respectfully,
JAMES r.. DOUGLAS.
Another-samc mail brought a letter
from r; q: Eiczling. the druggist in
Blackville, : c.. from which We quote
~ have had customer who had Dia-
betes In rs worst stages. ] have gotten
him out Of bed on the Diabetes Compound
and nave run out. Send duplicate OF last
order
Diabetes IS rated the world over AS
incurable, but recoveries arc being re-
portcd daily through FuIton's Diabetic
compound You may ask how IL is pos
Slble Tor person TO recover under the
tulton treatment when medical text
books admit they have nothing for il.
Let us say I'm reply. that when the late
John j. Fulton discovered he had Bright S
specific for Inflammation OF the kidneys,
which was the real difficulty he set out
In new direction 10 evolve an emollieut
that would reduce Inflammation in the
kidney tissues. He worked II out and
Inflammation of the kidneys all along the
Inc from kidney trouble TO Brights Dis
case even In the chronic forms. is now
curahlc I'm about eighty-seven per cent
Of all cases.
Diabetes took it upon tho theory that
as Diabetes Is an impairment OF func-
tions that are closely related To the
urinary processes, il ought 10 get results
IN that trouble. too.
II did, but much more slowly Than in
distinct Kidney trouble. This led 10 az
modification Of The treatment for Dla-
bctics. With tho result that Diabetes
is also curable in nearly nine -tentbs oi
all cases in people OF middle age and MP
ward. cKidneY disease commonly re
spends In all agcs.)
For Kidney Disease. ask for Fulton S
Renal Compound.
For Diabetes. ask for Eulton's DIabetic
Compound,
Patients whose cesos do not respond
arc requested TO write John j. Fulton
Co.. san Francisco, Cal.
Scbramm johnson. Drugs five. stores
arc our sole local agents.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-23
7. O O 2.

Al Jordan lodge No. 3. l. .. o. r.. last
Monday night the degree staff conferred
the second degree I'm its usual mastorly
manner. Tonight tho team will confer
the third degree. Monday night. Octo-
Der 30 will be the event of the year. 4
grand reunion viii take place and all
the old war horses ana the veterans of
the lodge viii lac present, and by their
talk VIII try to teach the young ideas
how 10 shout. They VIII go back thIcty-
eight years. the date Of the institution
Of the lodge, and tell OF tho struggles
they had in early days. All Odd Fellows
are invited
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-23
T. o. e..

Salt Lake acric, No. 81. met in regular
session Friday evening and transacted
The regular routine business.
The committee on social consisting OF
tho team members reported that every
Thing was In readiness for the first social
session next Friday evening. AS these
soCials arc for members only and their
families they arc looked forward TO with
much pleasure by them.
They Will be held monthly during the
winter season.
Captain Otto g. WcblJcr VIII have his
team give an exhibition drlll that will
add much 10 the evenings entcrta iDnent, /,
also vocal and piano solos will he given
bv the ladies
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-23
Secret and Fraternal Societies

as the sessions from now on viii not he
long drawn out. tho comrades should all
be present at each One.
The James b Mexican W. n. G. win
hold it's regular meeting at $50 Wcdnes-
day. October %, in the |. O. q. r. hall
Good attendance is desired as the corps
is preparing for inspection
The Geo. t. Maxwell Relief corps VIII
hold special meeting Wednesday AT
$50 p IN. in l o. q. i. hall
Ladies OF the G 4 r. Reynolds cir
Gle No. /. will hold n regular meeting
TUESDAY October -, /. o. O. #. hall,
30 u.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-23
Royal Arcanlllll.

Sail Lake Council No lalI viii hold
its regular meeting Wednesday. oct.
-.
Orator Price. chairman OF entertain
OF attractions for the winter months. and
among the earliest viii be a swell dance
at one OF the large halls.
The membership Of Salt Lake council
is growing nicely and the members are
now quite enthusiastic in securing new
applications
Visiting brothers arc cordially invited
TO attend The regular meetings.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-23

ton of the membership. Members are
also requested To be present promptly az
5 p. M. 50 that after tho regular order
OF business they may indulge In little
social entertainment which ls always
good for the order
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-23

NEW CLOTHES FOR YOUR OLD SUIT.
Bring your old clothing and l will give
liberal allowance new suit, EsD
The Tailor rooms and g. 2i9 Main,
nna753
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-23
DIED..


So isiN-At Lagoon, Davis county. Utah,
October 90, 1911. of cancer. ZiIpha A
Boynn, daughter of George and /ilplia
Busby Ashernan, born April IL. 1875 In
England Funeral services Wednesday,
at ~ noon at Pennington. Friends arc
invited TO attend. IntcrINcnt viii bc In
salt Lake city cemetery Wednesday al
ternoon after the funeral services
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-23
Foley's Kidney Remedy vs. Hopeless
Case,

Hon, Ark. ]. f. Freeman says: "I
had severe case Of kidney trouble and
could not work and my case seemed
hopeless. One large bottle of Foley's
Kidney Remedy cured me and / have
never been bothered since. l always
recommend it, Schramm-J ohnson
Drugs. Five Stores
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-23
Rel)ekalls.

The degree staff or Naomi Rcbckah
lodge has engaged the /. -. o T. hall
for a social dance on the evening Of
October % Held's orchestra VIII fur
nish tho music. All members and friends
arc invited.
Naomi degree staff No. I, I. O. q. F..
Will give social dance at odd Fellows
han IhurslaN. OcLnhcr "6
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-23
Women Of Woodcraft.

The dance given by the guards OF Salt
Lake circle No. $50 was q complete sue
cess. Those having tickets arc asked 10
bring them 10 lodge meeting tonight. The
meeting will start at S:l5 sharp Al
guards are To be in white suits,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-23
Women of Woodcraf Fl.

Woodline Circle No. 81. Women OF
Woodcraft, will hold its regular mcc ting
Thursday evening. October 26. in ]. O.
o. i. hall. Visiting Woodccaft always
welcome. The Past Guardians club will
meet "Wednesday afternoon with Neigh
Dor Owens, No. 40 Post street. All past
guardian neighbors requested to be pres
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-23
Foresters Of America

Court salt Lake No. / met in the
Eagles hall last Tuesday evening. There
was a fair attendance and several matters
OF business were attended 10. There arc
be present for initiation at the next
regular meeting. November / All mem
pcrs are requested To be present
nroiDerS WiIliam Flqhn and II. r.
Clough were the speakers of the even
Ing. Brother William Fox Of Court Pride
OF Denver, Colo, Wag q yisIfor
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-23

THURSDAY. OCT. 26 AT 1880 a. NJ.
at No. s27 S. w. Temple 7 will sell
the contents of rooms-dressers com
modes. wash stands. cuphoards carpets.
rugs, cook stoves. I Ideal steel range
cost So; dining table. center tables.
chairs. rockers. sanitary Couchcs iron
and brass beds. springs. mattresses. bed
ding, lace curtains. cooking utensils etc
{. r.. Osterloh. auctioneer. n29OJ
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-23
Fraternal Aid Association,

Fraternal Aid association council No.
Sil holds regular meetings Tuesdays al
& p. m. AT *. OF p hall East Third
South. We earnestly request all mem
bcrs 10 be present