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Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-03
STEAM ROLLER IS USED WITH
 GREAT V|GOR
Republican Machine Brought into Play Against First Committee Organized
 for Campaign
DOAN FORCES ROUTED
 BY BISBEE MACHINE
NalleyiteS Plead 10 Be Per- mitted to Name Their Own Members on State
 Committee

For the first hour last night at the meeting of the republican county committee the steam roller and the shiila!ah worked with well oiled regu- larity and clock like precision. Ar ter that in the second hour the roller baked and something went wrong with the cogs of the machine, giving relief to the Douglas -Pirtleyille fac ton and in the balance of the session there was little 10 keep the interest alive or to hold the attention The battle for Gardner and Locke was won early in the evening and the al- legged county organization formed in Douglas Wlss disowned. The fight against W. F. McNair as member Of the state committee was los., mum bers of the Bisbee committeeman de sorting the machine and voting thaT Douglas and Pirtleyille might name their own committeeman. evidently believing that the people from the lowlands had been humbled enough and should be allowed at least a crumb of comfort incidentally off cers were selected delegates to the state committee chosen and yacan-
  1t is true that it was about these mat ters that interest Centered. but the main point or interest was whether s--e Douglas county committee or the con- mittee then organizing should pre- vail and whether the hills or the val Ieys should rule the fate of the re publican party in Cochise county. And the Highlanders won twice and would have won a third time had not sonFs of their own number desired to be classed magnanimous foes.
 The republicans met in headguaT- ters last night only long enough to take an adjournment to MedigoNich hall Upon the arrival of the dele EaJes there the organization of a committee for the coming campaign was speedily undertaken. Before this. however. it was evident that there was to be a contest and a lively one, and that the dove of peace was in about as safe a place as is the pigeon about to be released from the traps with a shooter waiting for it's exit. There were conferences held at which no agreements were reached.
 Rival Forces Meet
 it was 30 when the committee was finally called to order by Chairman A. Gardner Of the old committee, and with Harry Locke at the secre, tarys table The chairman stated the call of the meeting and before anything else could be done David Benshimol of Douglas rose and moved that the meeting go into caucus in the interest of harmony. He termed il an unorganized body and some other hard words in the course of pre- senting this motion. John Doan sec. undsd the motion and in SO doing
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Rival Forces Meet

Ccontinued on page 4
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Lost Hope

Nisitor-Everyb bodIs going to church today Whats the reason2
 Ciuzen-,lts just the hope that springs etenral in the human breast Our baseball team is at the bottom Of the league and Rev. Guide Is going to preach on The Last Shall Ba First. Puck
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-03

Taffeta Silk Waists GE New Styles and Colors p0 TIIf, WOMAN WHO WISHES STYLE EXCLUSIVE IA her own win models here that precisely meet her requirements Made Ci soft messaline silks in dainty new shades and Taneta silks in plain col CTS and new striped effects Plain Tailored styles, some are trimmed: others, with side revers-Temark able values ct S.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-03
A Year Hence

You say you have not had any trouble with your wife nor family and yet you state that you have not seen the inside of your home for nearly a year, even though you shaye not been away? Are you sure you are telling me the truth?"
 Yes, sir; l served on the jury in the McNamara case"
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-03

An umbrella will last twice as long if you oil the joints of the ribs, says an old umbrella man, who ought to know that no umbrella will last five minutes if you carry it into a resturant and stand it in a corner while eating, unless you securely paddock it.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-03

CHuDREN'S AND GIRLS COATS in fhe very newest IpOdels; belted styles with sailor collars trimmed in contra sting coiors. Materials are serges and cheviots in plain c0lofs, and novelty waves in new mixtures. Prices range from s6.50 fn Srnnn
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-03
What she nnn,t Knnm

Why aren't you home for dinner? The baseball season is Ove-.'
 My wife doesn't know that and thought wouldn't tell her for a couple Of weeks yetF-Pittsburg Post.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-03
Ineffective

Ineffective The sherman law. though full of holes, May cause some little trusts to fail, But cant endow these trusts with souls. Nor send the soulless things to jail
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-10-05
IMPROVEMENTS. h | |
ARE. COMPLETED:
INTERIOR DECORATIONS OF M. p.
TEMPLE ADD TO THE ATTRAc.
TlVENESs OF AUDITORIUM.

TIE interior alterations and deco.
ratlons that have been going on In the
auditorium OF the NJ. P. Temple for
the past three weeks have been com.
pletcd, and the scaffolding Is being
removed today. Everything will be
in readiness for the reopening exer.
cises next Sunday. The attractiveness
OF the already beautiful auditorium
has been greatly changed A complete
change has been made in the ceiling
Much OF the woodwork has been re.
moved, and the balance has been can
vassed and decorated In keeping with
the side walls. '
The lighting OF the church has been
completely changed, and modcrnized
In every respect. The decorating was
done by the Knight-Haas Co., and the
electric work by the d. L. Mayors Co.
AS n special feature Of the re.opening
exercises musical programmes are be.
ing prepared for both morning and
evening services. There will undoubt
edly be a large turnout OF the mem.
bers and friends OF the church to en-.
JOY the improvements.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-10-05
JDHN1DU.R||||GON'S.
[: 0 | ] !. .||SI..F||0IQN|D. |. ].
|N'TH[ WOODS
INSANE MAN THAT. RAN AWAY
FROM ANNABELLE SEVERAL
WEEKS AGO aPERlsHEDs NEAR
FARMlNGToN. ..+

The badly 'decomposed body yester.
day found in the woods near Worth,
ington by three men, VIII jenkins,
Slim Call and Oryal Brummage, was
this morning viewed and Identified as
a foreigner by the name OF John
Durlgon, whose home was at Anna
belle.
The Identification was made by
Amedio Durigon. and after the
Identification, the family OF the
deceased called to this city by
phone. and had an undertaken
OF this city TO take casket out to
where the body was, SO that they
could give the remains. proper burial.
About six weeks ago this man who
is an Italian went violently insane,
and burned up his wife's and chill.
dren's clothing, then leaving his home
without any coat or hat, and after that
time completely disappeared. Search
WAS made for him, but he could not be
found. II is supposed that the insane
man wandered around in the woods
until he was weak from starvation,
and that then laid down in the bushes
to die.
AFTER being discovered yesterday
the body was left lying exactly where
found, and Coroner Frank A. Lloyd
was called. and after viewing the body
he returned to this city, AZ rendered
no decision until after the oody. was
this morning identified.
The relatives who live at Smock,
Pa. have been notified and will be
here this SeYening.s
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-10-05
FRESHMEN 0RGAN|zE
END 7HUsE

MonGANTOWN, Oct. 5.-At u
very enthusiastic meeting Of the
Freshmen class, held last night in
Commencement Hall organization
for the present year was effected
This year the University has the larg
est enrolment Of Freshmen in the
history OF the school.
The meeting was presided over by
Mi. Yorkc. OF the Junior class. DR..
Hodges was present and gave an ex.
ctllent ten-minute talk on "Class and
School Spirit" Coach Pop Lueder
followed with n short address on
SCHOOL and Glass Athletics" The
election of officers was hotly contest
cd. the result being: President, Hod.
ges:savlce, president, Ollie; treasurer,
Dooley; secretary, Shanklin; member
OF lnter.class council, Harrison. Pres.
ident Hodges appointed the following
committee to act in the matter of
class colors and n class yell: Booher,
Schram and Warwick. They will re.
pert their decision at the next meet
Ing, A meeting Of the inter.class coun
Gil is scheduled to be held in the near
future to lay plans and set date
for the annual Freshmen.Sophomo"c
rush, Following. the class meeting,
the Freshmen paraded the downtown
streets.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-10-05
RESCUE WORK.
........C0NTINuES
AUSTIN WOMAN FOUND HOLDING,
e LARGEp PICTURE oF HER
y N HUSBAND. y
s(By United; Press.)

Y 4 AUSTIN, y Oct. 5-Rescuers today
are chopping the body OF Mrs, Ed
ward starkweather from the debris
8of her home. The body Is in plain
view. She Is holding an enlarged
Z picture tof her husband.
live dog was found fifteen feet
under the debris of.the home of Frank
Sykes and family who perishcd. q
Mrs. Fred Irwin was found under
/ her piano on Main street
: n Asslx.day clock was found half mile
below Austin; 1t was still running.
Other clocks stopped, registered the
time OF the sofiod at 2:32.
Bodies that are recovered now arc
badly charred. After searching for
the bodies the debris Is burned.
) ssSss The 4Bayless Paper Company had
seven engineers to inspect the dam
today. to report for the company: The
INQUEST, will meet tomorrow. Many
predict that the verdict will be an
unavoidable accident.
li33Si me IS onlteu States Reclamation
service department of the interior,
sent a. Up, Davis. chief engineer to
gather data for the government rec.
ords. Davis says that the Govern.
ment doesn't intend to aid in the in.
vestigatlon.
The constahulary is holding fix
men for looting.
Heating ssummitt, Pa, Oct. ed
1 ward lVeyman, the designer of the
oroton dam who came here today
gfollnwlng an inspection of the Austin
q Dam az said a poor, foundation insccur-
lely Il placid on9a base almost clayey
As esponsible for the disaster. Wcy.
attan said that, dast winter a company
OF oficials;ic consulted him saying the
dem had gone forward more on top
than at the bottom.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-10-05
REV.N.H WILEY
5:jyC'CU|NB|s B. TO. !.
H+|.E|::.A|R7'FA|LURE::
HAD REPUTATION OF HAVING
PERFORMED MORE MARRIAGE
CEREMONIES THAN ANY OTHER
MINISTER IN WEST VIRGINIA.

Rev. William Hiram Wiley, one OF
the most widely known men residing
In this community, died this morning
at 8 o'clock a. Cook hospital after. a
long illness. Rev. Wiley had been In
declining health for the past year and
on Sunday was taken to Cook hospital
for treatment. Heart failure was the
direct cause OF his death.
Deceased was aged SO years and
was born In Baltimore, Nd. in 1929,
on November 20. He has lived In a
number OF different places having been
resident OF this section for many
years. He was united In marriage
with Miss Jane Prlchard when a
young man. his wife surviving him.
No children were born to this union.
Rev. Wiley was a minister OF the
Methodist Episcopal denomination.
He was for many years pastor Of the
Diamond Street NJ. E. church and has
occupied the pulpit OF almost every
Methodist church In this section as
well as many churches Of other dc.
nominations. For many years he has
been retired from active ministry and
has devoted much OF his time to the
cause OF temperance OF which he was
a Jealous advocate. Despite increas.
Ing years Rev. Wiley continued to
takn nm active interpst In. nuhIic az
fairs. He has the reputation OF hav-
ing performed more marriage cere.
fhonies than any other minister In the
State of West Virginia. o.
The remains were remoyedsto his
home on State street this morning but
funeral arrangements will not be com.
pleted until the arrival in the city Of
Undertaken Fred jenkins. The re-
mains. however, Will be taken to
Richie county sfortinterment. ss 4
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-10-05
TURKISH fleet
REPORTED DEST STROYED
copsIANTiNoPLE EXCITED OVER
ssss'T HE RuMoR-iTALlAN CRUISER
cAyouR r Il STRIKES y MINE AND
sltk IS 7-. .GENERALt 4 UNEAsINEss
" THE EAST.
(By United Press. ]

4 LONDON Oct. 5.--Marquis De La
Vradlon, King Manuels secretary, to-
day!lssued aistatcment a that the Royal.
list forces now occupied the two north,
erl provinces
Constantlnople is excited over the
report that the Turkish fleet has been
DESTROYED In a battle OF Metylene.
Heavy firing Is reported this. morn
ling .north of$the e,DardaneHes.
The Ministry Is sllen. British, Ger.
man and Russian ambassadors are In
constant conference with the Grand
Vizier urging The porte to submit to
d Italy. Is
ny The Yizier appears helpless.
Efforts from the cabinet have ialled.
Theresis grave reason for fear II the
present situation Is not promptly set.
tied that serious International trouble
maySresult 50.
Constantinople hears news that tho
Italian cruiser Cayour hit n mine in
Tripoli ibay and was sunk. 1t is re.
ported that the Italians have lombard.
led and have occupied Metyline. Milan
dispatches say that the Italians at.
tempted landing at Preveza and
were repllsed and fifteen were killed.
Uneaslness is felt here.
II Italy proposes to land an expe-
8dltlonaryi force in the European Bal.
Skans, the official circles believe. gen.
eral outbreak will result in Balkans,
and possibly an, all European war may
Z follow.
lllss ! Unrest Is reported in Albania, Mon.
stenegro and Bulgaria.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-10-05
BUSINESSMEN
WAGE | A||IG|::' [: V|l|'A|R50N A |
FRUIT IT STANDS
MAYORS POWER is lMPLoRED
! TO ABOLISH ALL STREET FAX.
!, iRs SALES. PLEDGE SUPPORT
TO CITY EXECUTIVE in CARRY.
ING OUT MEASURE.

The Fairmont Business Mems AS.
sociation Is after tue fruit stand men
and street vendors who sell wares at
the corners OF the leading thorough.
fares.
At the meeting held on Tuesday
night the secretary Of the Association
. was instructed to write letter to
the mayor calling his attention to
the conditions that exist here
The letter speaks for itself as to
the things that the Association hopes
to accomplish along the lines that IT
takes up.
Mayor Martin is in full sympathy
with the move and Since the support
Of the Association Is pledged to the
Mayor 1t is likely that something will
he done in the matter.
Ii The letter to the mayor follows:
To the Hon. a. G. Martin, Mayor,
Fairmont, VIVA.
DEAR SIR
At a regular meeting of the Board
of Directors OF. The Business Mems
Association Of Fairmont, W. Va, held
Oct. 3rd, 1911, it was decided by the
Directors that letter he addressed
to you recommending therein that
you use Your best efforts and cxer-
else all the authority OF your Office to
the end that strister enforcement
OF. the law be made against all the
fruit stands and grocery stores OF
our city remaining open and conduct.
ing their business unnecessarily on
Sundays; and also. You are implored
to do what YOU can towards either re.
straining or. abolishlng the Cheap
John Gents" who, on pay days and
at other times, stand Son store boxes
barking out pot meta knives, rasors,
SCISSORS; and 6thef ~ 6flhless truck
for a dime or ten cents, this kind OF
store box business taking place on the
principal streets OF our city.
. The Directors believe that they ex.
press the best sentiment, not only
of every member Of the Association
but OF all the good citizens of our
city, and in the exercise of the du.
ties OF your office along the line above
indicated, the Association assures you
Its full support in this worthy move.
ment.
Respectfully yours,
Board OF Directors OF the Business
Mems Association, by Ira L. Smith,
Secretary.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-10-05
Membership
C'AM|.P|:'A|.GN. N. IS
SUCCESSFUL
Y. M. c.. A.. TEAMS REPORT A
GREAT DAYS WORK YEsTER.
DAY: AsEveNTY-EleHT NEW
MEMBERS ENROLLED. CAPT,
AIMS ARE BUSY.

The campaign which was launched
in this city on Tuesday night for the
purpose OF securing three hundred
new members for the local Young
Mems Christian Association, goes mer
rily on and already rs result OF one
days work, a large number OF names
OF representative citizens OF the city
have been secured and before the
close OF the last day, 1t is probable
that many more than the three hun.
dred names have been added to the
roll.
This institution Is. doing a great
deal for the men and boys Of the city
and should have the hearty support
of every right minded citizen OF Fair.
mont. The influence exertcd by the
organization is Of the very best and
the different amusements contained
in the Y. NJ. C. A. home. are the
means OF keeping the young men Of
the city OF the streets are also n
means to better health
Under the direction of the different
team captains. which are headed by
Mr.. George T. Watson. the following
new names. have been added to the
roll OF the organization. Team No.
4 headed by Mr.. ]. o. Watson leads
the others In; the first days results,
though. Sit.jss<t tliGcilltt ttop pforsees which
team will lead when the second days
results are turned in. NJ ~ = n
Team No. l: r. T. Cunningham,
Captain; new members: F. P. Hall,
Writ G. Faust. C.. c. Meredith, Bow.
man, F.. c.. H. ]. Hawkins, Scott c.
Lowe, Fl. P. Gilmore, Lloyd Sample,
R. c. Muhleman. D. B. Aumiller, A. Fl.
Ehlers, c. H. Bloom, H. G. Cargo.
Bates Wooters, ]. L. Poole, C. C..
Shinn. Tusca Morris.
Team. No. IA. G. Martin, Cap.
tain-new members: J. s. Walker,
Fred Dietrich, B. L. Buchanan, Clar.
ence Maloney. T. l. Brett. H.'H. Wat.
son, H. P. Neptune. a. E. Smith.
Team, No. 3-W. ]. Weigel Captain
new members; ]. C. Price, o.. Wood.
ley, w. D. Krantz, D. B. Bailey, E. C.
Curry, A. L. Lehman, ]. Clarence Hall
II. L. Heintzelman. c. H. Jenkins, E.
F. Holbert. Homer Hall.
Team, No. Al. o. Watson, Cap.
tain; new members: Harry Holt, w.
S. Raymond, Alex Riheldaifer. Claude
Whitley. c. Watson, Dorsey Ford, G..
Keiner, II. H. Elliott, L. Leaning.
Sam r. Nuzum. Isaac Blaney, F. B..
Marsh, Sam Higsinbotham, W. A.
Reese, c. S. Riggs, Jos. D. Caldara,
Alva H. Young, Harry E. French,
John H Timms. r. s. Fawcett, Doug
las Fleming. A. Lynch.
Team, No. 5.-J. M.'Jacobs,. Captain
new members: Prof. Rogers, French
McCray, Alan Reynolds, C. C. Robb.
Orvllle Nay, Geo. H. Lehew, Brooks
Morgan, c; Fl. Wagner, Marshall Jack
son. john +. Laughlin, Mark Donbey,
Earl Means. w. a. Weidebusch, Earl
McCray. Jack Helntzelman.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-10-05

requirements OF the store. The auto
insures the quickest delivery in the
future; which Is in keeping with. the
policy of the store. to give their pa.
irons the best service possible.
&E Mr.. Clayton Takes Charge.
The department on the basement
floor which is in the china and small
house furnishing department has been
taken In charge by Mr.. Chas. Clayton.
Mr. Clayton has had no small expert.
ence In this line.
Other Attractions.
As though the display, Of fall goods
were not enough, two other attrac.
,tions are annually donated by the
firm, omen's Orchestra which never
fails to draw a crowd has rendered a
delightful programme all afternoon
and on the third floor In accordance
with a custom &whens the establishment
,occupledamuch smaller quarters, cake
andieoffee were served on the sfonrth
floor To- all visitors, I; X
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-10-05
THOMAS BARTH0LOW
DIES OF LOCK JAW
WOUND FROM RUSTY NAIL DE.
VELoPS TETANUS-END CAME
AT COOK HOSPITAL. y

Thomas Bartholow, who had been a
patient at Cook hospital since Tues
day suffering from tetanus,. died this
morning at half past ten o'clock. On
last Sunday Mr.. Bartholow ran rusty
nail in his foot, which on Tuesday had
developed Into lock jaw. He was re.
moved to Cook hospital on Tuesday
evening where he had since been In
u serious condition.
Deceased was n teamster by trade
and was a son Of Frank Bartholow.
lie had been a resident Of Fairmpnt
nll his life.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-10-05
.VV.|LL |. [ SUPPORT
'NANARAS
AMERICAN FEDERATION OF LA.
BoR TO STAND BY MEN WHO
ARE TO BE TRIED FOR, DYNA.
= MiTlNG TIMES BUILDING IN
LOS ANGELES.
(By United Press,

WASHINGTON. D. c.. Oct. S. :
Gompers returned from trip on the
Pacific coast. He said to-day that he
found the spirit OF unrest among the
workingmen of the West more pro
nounced than he expected. He said
NC one can tell what will happen. The
recent strikes Of England and Ireland
are apt TO be duplicated here II the
employers continue to refuse to meet
the workingmen's demands" He said
that the American Federation would
support the McNamaras untilathc end
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-10-05
AGRICULTURAL FAIR

The pupils OF the Rlvesville scnou.
are preparing for their second annual
Agricultural Fair and Exhibition. and
quite large time is looked forward
to. This fair was first held last year,
and was quite success, but with a
list OF cash prizes this year, It is
thought that there will be larger
number of entries than heretofore.
Camel goods, pet stock, fancy work
and all garden and farm products can
be exhibited, and efforts are made to
have the exhibition as much like a
county fair as possible. u, z
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-10-05
HARTLEY HAVE !.
FINE OPENING
SHOPPING 2 WOMEN FIND GREAT
DISPLAY loF THE LATEsTsFAsH.
5. loNAsLE APPAREL.

bright, Clear and Snappy" is the
kind OF weather that is described as
ideal for fall opening, Just the kind
that has prevailed today which has
been the occasion of the 22d annual
opening at Hartley's department store.
The event is one that is looked for.
ward 10 with interest from season to
season by their patrons, and they have
visited tho store in throngs to-day.
While the opening Is general
throughout the store, It is specialized
on the second floor where the ready
to wear garments for women and the
millinery department is located. There
is Il better display than ever before in
each department, suits. coats. gowns.
house dresses in all the latest as well
as the more conservative styles, a va.
rlety calculated to meet the approval
of varied tastes.
In the millinery department the
street hats as we'll as the models are
displayed to advantage, and this de.
partment has been the center OF at.
traction today. G
On the first floor, the decorations
are almost arranged from. the stock,
the ledge TO the left bearing beauti.
ful display OF handsome dress goods
III evening shades. while to the left on
the mems side OF the floor, an attrac.
tive display Of travelling bags. steamer
rugs and other requisites occupy the
ledge.Sc .see-
, Autumn leaves, palm branches
ferns and yellow chrysanthemums are
interspersed among the stock decora.
tions and the effect throughout the
entire building is splendid.
The Windows.
The new front which has been re.
Gently. added to the store has given
much larger and better arranged dis
play windows. These the decorator,
Vance Harrington, has utilized to The
best advantage today and they have
been very tfavorably commented on.
A display of evening gowns and nc.
cessorles occupy one window, while
a painting, a woodland scene by Miss
Zoe Jolliffe, is seen in the back
ground. In the other window tailored
suits and street accessories Is dis
played. The windows are planned aft
erthe4Easy set" system which allows
allsthe light possible. They are light.
cd With 40 Watt Tungsten reflected
from the Firing through reflectors
which are the newest invention. Show
cnses aral lighted with Linolite, an en-.
tlrely new system please lighting, all
of the fixtures having been made spe.
clally for this store. a !.
Auto Van. I,
Anewauto delivery wagon made its
first appeatante on the street this
morning, Its initial "trip being the de.
livery Of Globe Nyernleke supplies TO
the Consolidation Coal co. 4 The van
lsfmade BY the International fiarSes.
ter Cos SlthstopS and be ediadded by thu
yEalrHont Carriage Co. to meet tho