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The Detroit times., 1911-05-22
sserstsry Maevsaph COMING.

Several speakers Of national prom
inence VIII talk at the semi-annual
dinner Of the Bankers club Of De-
troit, which win be given Saturday
evening. May "a, IN the Hotel Cadil-
lac. The principal speakers will be
Hon Franklin Macveagh. secretary
Of the Treasury, and Martin w. LIT
,tiston, national representative from
New York and one Of the prominent
figures IN the Democratic party IN
that state. They viii talk on national
currency problems. Hon Clark VIII
liams, who was superintendent Of
banking IN New York during the panic
year and had great responsibility In
handling the dangerops financial situ-
alton. win also taif. a. viii August
Blum. vice-presidenf Of the First Ma
tionm bank of Chicago.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-22
MRS. BLAKESLEE ADMITS VISIT
TO RO0MING HOUSE WITH NAN
But Denies inproprlety--- r 4. +
sues for Divorce.

Says Companion Was J. n. Powell.
But Denies inproprlety---i
Sues for Divorce,
Violet Blakeslee, comely and hand
somely dressed and formerly man.
icurfst,- admitted when cross-exanl
ined ON the witness stand. Monday
morning, bys Attorney Denton GUM
sss ssss sst ,ss, MSsdss g, a ,R!
thpr. had been continued for = week
Y : - r 3 =. 3
ne bouss. She also admitted HAVING
onoo gone u q Canadian resort with
Powell Blaksslee, tho defendant. is
60h iof Il r. Biakesiee, yice-presi'
dent Of the Blakesleesf Hoffman Co.,
furniture dealers at No. 1900 Wood
Mrs. Blakeslee testified that she
had met Powell three or four weeks
ago when she had accompanied Q
woman friend TO his once. She said
that her friend went there 20 see
him regarding some legal advice. Ac-
cordinR 70 her testimony, she had no
money last Monday with which to
purchase food. After leaving the
court room che said she went to Q
0riswold-st. cafe where she met Pow.
ell. She said she wanted to see him
IN order to borrow money from him.
Later they visited q roomine house,
but the woman denied any impropri-
'efies ~
During the ross-examination, Mrs.
Blakeslee was perfectly Calm, gend.
ing piercing elances at the attorney
a. he questioned her regarding her
relations with Powell.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-22
FIGHT COMING ON
AUTO ORDINANCE
Aid. Lodge VIII Champion Littleheld
Safety Provision Before Council
Tuesday Night.
Board Of Commerce VIII Take
No Action.

The Board OF Commerce will
take no action on the vehicle
ordinance" said Lucius e. VIII
SON. secretary OF the organixa-
tion, Monday. TT was not
brought to our attention In time
for the board Of directors to
take formal notice Of It."
The Detroit times., 1911-05-22
CIRCUS HERE JUNE 12.
Harnum and Bailey Show to Give Two
Performances.

The Barnum and Bailey Greatest
Show on Earth" as the fiaring pos.
ters read, but to the small boy just
the circus" will be In Detroit Mon.
day, June 12 giving afternoon and
evening performances. The circus.
with its army Of performers and herds
of animals, will come TO Detroit from,
Toledo early Sunday morning. The
big tents will be raised and every
thing put In order Tor the show Mon
day, and the remainder Of the day,
viii be devoted to rest by the circus
employees. II Is planned to give the
two big herds Of elephants bath, In
the river, Sunday afternoon. AS the
circus tents will be pitched on the
grounds just west OF Gladwin park.
out Jefferson, which grounds run
down 10 the river front, the elephants
viii not have far to 90 for their dip.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-22
DIDN'T KNOW OWN BROTHER.
Small Wonder When They Had Bee
Parted Thirty-five Years.

MADISON, Wis, May 22.--Not day
passes that Harry Vail. coach OF the
Wisconsin crews, Is not hailed OF
spoken to by men who profess to
know him, but the knowing is al
ways on one side.
Hello, you old barnacle," was the
greeting OF a stranger who entered
Wallis office the other day.
Hello yourself. Help me out by
showing your identification card,
was the answer.
Don't know your own brother?"
Then there was q reunion after
thirty-five years, during which time
neither had known of the, where
abouts OF the other.
The brother was John Vail. of FL
gin, NJ, who has been an employe
of the Elgin Watch Co apaBy for for
ty-three years
The Detroit times., 1911-05-22

WASHINGTON, May ga resolu-
ton ordering the senate committee on
privileges and election to investigate
and report whether corrupt methods
or practices were used In the election
of William Lorfmer az senator from
Illinois was introduced In the senate
this afternoon by Chairman Dillingham;
OF the committee on privileges and
election. AT his request the resolu-
tion was laid on the table.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-22
Is WILLING TO TESTIFY.
Andrew Carnegie Sends Word to steel
Investigating Committee.

WASHINGTON, May 22.--Andrew
Carnegie Is so willing to tell all no
knows about the organization OF the
steel trust that he today notified the
STANLEY steel investigation committee
he will be available at any time they
need him to testify. Carnegie will
probably be called next week.
Secretary OF Commerce and Labor
Nagel, will appear before the Stanley
committee tomorrow. He Will be rc-
quested to furnish the committee
copies of all records in the bureau OF
corporations regarding the big com
binations. Attorney General Wicker
sham will be examined later
The Detroit times., 1911-05-22
GOV. WLlson starts East.

SEATTLE. Wash, May 22.-His Pa
cfse eeast trip anished, Gov Wilson
of New Jersey, Is today enroute to
Minneapolis and the east. The gov
ernor Will make no stops enroufe. Yes.
terday he attended services at the First
PRESBYTERIAN church In the morning
and remained indoors all day.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-22
WASHINGTON. May aa.--rhe rec
ord OF congress for this session up

WASHINGTON. May a2L--rhe rec
ora OF congress for this session up
to date follows:
House met - days.
Senate met 10 days
House IN session ITS hours, "a
minutes.
utes.
During last week:
Senate met four days
House met hve days
Senate In session hours. ~ min
House IN sessson a. hours. % min.
utes ~
Senate made futile attempS TO
elect q president pro tenn
House passed resolutions appoint
Ing special committees TO fnvesti-
gate the steel trust and the sugar
trust. q
House debated Arizona-New Mex
leo constitutions.
senate nnance committee held re-
ciprocity hearings
The Detroit times., 1911-05-22
MOTHER AND TWO END LIVES.
Woman Gives Up struggle Of Trying
y 20 Keep invalid Children.

NEW YORK, May 22.-Half-crased
with the task Of trying to maintain
4 home for her two invalid children
ana from brooding over the death,
eighteen months ago Of her hus-
band. Mrs. Gene Schroeder made q
suicide compact with the children,
Their dead bodies were found this
afternoon in gas-flied bedroom In
their Brooklyn home.
The children, Henry, II, and May
10, had told her they wanted TO end
their sufferings.
a letter left BY the mother told Of
the struggle and the 1nal determine
The Detroit times., 1911-05-22
Hold Rsferendum on saloon LIeense

A referendum vote is being taken
today in the second precinct OF the
Fourth ward, to decide whether the
residents desire liquor, license grant
ed to Joseph Hartman at No. 2o4
Michigan-ave. This is the saloon
which caused controversy because of
the site being within 400 feet In a
straight line from the Wilkins school.
The booth IL located on Bagley-aye..
between Second and Third-sts, and
will be open until 8 o'clock D. m.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-22
HoN.uNIoNIsTs LIVE m LUXURY,
All Kinds Of DeIlcacIes HANDED %
strtkebreakers In Grand Raplds.


GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, May 22.---
I,age McDonald, I'm circuit court to-
aav Adjourned the hearing ON the
tamoorary Injunction againsf the
nIcrsts Of the striking furniture work
era until Monday, May 70. The unints
were unable to prepare their case IN
time for hearing today
n the absence OF the pickets. I -
.~,,ecsed that the employers viii make
every effort to rush In strikebreakers
and get their plants started.
rhe strihebreakers brought In from
pn,iman. III. are Quartsred at tho
nlaut 81 the Grand Rapids showcase
~ where they are provided With All
Kinds OF delicacies, shower baths end
a roof garden ID being constructed
where II IL proposed to give entertain
f.aents. H
The Detroit times., 1911-05-22
10 BANQUET NEWsB0Ys. Z
oeorus Andrew Lewis VIII provlds
Fesst Thursday Might

An elaborate banquet WIN Be given
the newsboys of Detroit By George
Andrew Lewis AZ No. Al Adslaidsst..
Thursday evening. May Is. Mr. Lew.
II, \ director OF the NewsboyG associ.
alton. promised the lads some time
aeo ne would dine them and he says
the affsir win be replete with all the
science known to chefdom-
The newsboys are requested 70 mces
at Grand Circus park Thursday
evening At $50 sharp. There they
win form IN line and march to the
banquet hall.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-22

BerS Rsnsch, address not knsws, fell
from rnsvfne Wabssh freight train
Sunday In the west end yards OF the
wabash railroad. He was taken 10
the so1vay General hospital. where
IL was found he had suffered se-
we're injury to HIS spine.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-22
$4,000 10 HOSPITAL.

Mrs. Charlotte stlllson-soasrs VIII
Soon To Be Probed.
BATTLE CREEK, Mich, May 22.--
The win Of Mrs. Charlotte Stillson-
Rogers. about to be probated, shows
$4,000. to $4,000. for the Nichols
Memorial hospital Of this city. This
is the second 'bequest within year,
Mr. and Mrs George Davis having
left the hospital, $4,000.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-22
THE WEATHER

For .Detreis ssd vfefnifys showers
Monday nfeht OF Tuesdays nEkf 90
moderate variable windr. KS
Lower Michixsni Showers tsnfghf
or Tuenday. se
For the upper L.ks-s msd<r.s. var
liable wfndss uns<tffcd weather tcnfakf
snd Tuesdsy with showers.
For the Lower Lske.I Efwhf 60 fnea-
crate variable wfndsg thunder shnwsrs
tonight or Tuesday.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-22
COOLER WEATHER
STILL ON THE WAY
Movement Is Very Slow and Loca.
Observer Has Quit Predicting
Time Of Arrival.

Robert Brown, No. 291 Seiden-
ave-, was overcome by the heat,
at GriswoId and congress-sts.,
Monday morning. An auto patrol
took him home.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-22

OKLAHOMA CITY. Okla. Mey -
-oklahoma's -Grandfathsr GLASS;
barring Negroes from participe<inE ~
elections. vas Declared uucou1<z<1
tional An federal court hore today I14
clause was 4 Democr1tic ueaeuro 80
affected about 10000 Ne<roes.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-22
BROWNS WHILE wADNe.
TwsIve-Yesr-oid Lad Meets Death d
Huron River.

ANN ARBOR. Mich, May 22.--
Donald Johnson. the 12-year-old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel johnson. who
live near this city. was drowned In
the Huron river at Scio late Sunday
while wading. The body was recov-
cred.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-22

One year ago teasyi Hirhe<f ter-
pernture, get lowest, cor n>en. e<t so3
Inch af rain feff tusf SITTER nstaniEhf
and the day was p.rtiy ess-s,
The Detroit times., 1911-05-22

D.. Rss<k Mssh~r, a. Me- iss ssies--s.
west. whs ws~ sfruck ~ sfre~t ear
last week, wss unable 70 attend the
fouffeenfh annual meeting 90 the
Arnerfcar Medfco pharmareutfcal
league. OF which he r. president. In
the Hotel Artor, New York Monday
The Detroit times., 1911-05-22
Possss search for slayer.

y KITTANNTNo. Pa May z2.-Pcsses
are today searchinE the. county for
Dick" isepdrics ; triule murderer,
who during quarrel tt. Kayier, .
mining town IN the northern part OF
ArmstronE. last nisht shot and killed
Charles Sendric. HE brother. and
Andy Braftfs and Roco Brsltis. Wal.
Ter spilish. another participant IN the
melee, wss Phot through the body and
VIII die. 80 ~ 49,
a ~s.<ay ussA -.-~s~. rsIs<s "A ws-
uz.s's hsx>. ves e1<es ese1af essn'-
ine N me ossrieh 2 shsstsr ~. sys con, 2,
Ems Regina Prsxer The play was
we'll received ~ : large eudisncs
sAxsezs-szfs o. oyrr-sA
The Detroit times., 1911-05-22

UMBRELLAS Z; J. .'i:::s.s .s:.s..:.. 8 81 .
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-12-09
/. Capital Punishment.

QClnclinati Commlrcial T'r!bune).
Oswald West, present governor of
Oregon, has declared that as long as
he shall retain his present office no
one will suffer the InfiictlonJ of! the
death penalty In his ,stateIs So, far he
has consistently committed 10 life I'm.
p%rlsonments the sentence of every
prisoner whose crime under the Ore.
gon statutes Observation-Disclosures
may be prompted by motives OF the
highest, yet his action leaves great
room.for doubt as to his wisdom along
this particular line. To take the life
OF a murderer does not undo the
crime,,gof course, and does not afford
anyone any special qualification, yet
under existing conditions there is nc
other course open 10 the state In
dealing with the man who has In cold
blood killed another.
1t Is not certain either whether IN
my case life Imprisonment is more
desirable than death. To be immur
enjoyment, Is not the alternative tina
-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-12-09
Plney Run and Forksburs.

Thanksgiving passed off quietly in
our community. "a
Mr.. G. W. Hawkins is laying a new
track in his coal bank at the Grubb
mines.
The Eureka school is closed atsthe
present time on account Of the III.
ness Of the teacher, Miss Virginia
Summers.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Heston, Of
Rosstowne were visiting their dapghr.
tel, 9Irs, lHettie Hayhurst Sunday.
eMr, Joseph Watson, who is working
at Fairmont, spent Thanksgiving at
! Miss lVernatL Long is visiting trela-
tlyes at Fairmont this week.
! Mira Ell Hayhprst who has been
visiting frlendsta IL Monougah the {past
week. returned home Saturday:
Miss Josie Morgan was calling on
Mrs: Cassie yangilder last Thurs
'day.
Mr: and Mrs. Eddie Stanton and son
y SktssssFsEssSee
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-12-09

@S@&lNSM
tip3
Left 10 the Chinese.
lcleyeland Plain pealerl.

~(Cleyeland Plain Dealer).
The Washington government, in.
stead OF dispathing troops to China
without consulting the Chinese, has
left tie decision to the Chinese them.
selves: Under the treaty. of 1901 the
United States would fpsi justified Al
rushing a large. body II troops Into
North China, for the purpose Of pro.
tecting the line OF communication be,
tween Peking and the sea. This
would not be Intervention, neither
would. 1t be an uinffriendly act. But
with somewhat unusual regard for
the susceptibllitles Of the Celestials,
especially in view Of the fact that
their government is popularity sup.
posed to be onjitst last legs, Washing.
ton politely announces that the Amer
lean soldiers are at the disposal Of
the imperial government IL the imper
lal government desires ihem.
or course, II! 1t. were actually felt
that Americans and Europeans were
In imminent danger the action would
be taken without consulting Picking
The Manchu government would be
wise in accepting 1t, in order to make
sure, OF a safe retreat for. itself II the
rebels finally drive them out of the
capital,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-12-09
EEssd were vIsItIng Il playtora egusb.

Fred we're visiting at Playford Grubhs
last Sunday.
Quite a number OF our people at.
tended the sale OF Mrs. Joseph Sat.
terrified last Tuesday!
Mr. Richard Pool is working for Ell
Hayhurst at present.
The Grubb mine is running full
blast this week.
The F%orksburs school has been
closed for the last week on account oi
the illness OF the teacher Miss Minta
Davis.
Miss Davis is reported TO have u,
hold fever, however, 1t Is hoped by
her many friends in this community
that she will soon recover.
Mr.. Dayton Grub is suffering witt
a. sore foot at this writing.
Mr. John Vance spent al few days
In this vicinity last week.
Mrs. Mlllie Hayhurst was visiting
her sister Mrs. Hettie Hayhurst las
Sunday.
TEDDY.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-12-09
POOLING HIMSELF.

john Fl. Finley, president OF the Coz.
'lese. Of thee ity or New York, was talk.
Ing to a group Of librarians at the
State library, convention.
TOO many books at the present
time" hes aid. ARE written solely to
cell. Their authors try TO make us
think that they are producing litera'
ture, but they can't fool us. They only
fool themselves. The men might pro
duce literature Il they would Just pu,
a little more sincerity into Iheir work,
but. as It is, they remind me Of Jake
McMasters.
You're workin' very hard today
Jake, me son. said a friend. How
many hods O. mortar, in the name OF
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-12-09
STRAY
SHOTS
SOME CHRISTMAS HINTS

1T Us easy to buy a present for a
man, but difficult to buy one for a wo.
man, for the reason that a man never
expects anything but a pair Of socks.
Do your Christmas shopping early
about s o'clock In the morning,
Don't forget to set the candleladen
Christmas tree in the bay window
among the lace curtains and fix 1t so
that the children a tip 1t over cas-.
lily. The fire department like to work
all day Christmas.
II you have relatives at a distance
send them their presents three. weeks
before Christmas so they will Save
plenty Of time to come back at you.
Aneat and nifty gift for a man you
don't like is a .p%honograph. Send It to
one Of his children.
Join the Big Hearted Fellows and
have a real merry Christmas OF your
own. ...,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-12-09

ed for life, shut Tin trom every human
n normal marswould willingly choose
Instead of death were its horror fully
understood, Then, too, the murderer
kept for many years in prison. sup.
ported. by the state. is a great ex-
pense and a needless one. The ques-
ton of whether or not the state is
justified TGTtaklng:the lie Of a muir.
derer is an old one, and has been
threshed out manytimes and the an.
swersppproredsof Aby7the majority is
yes"
While Governor West will undoub-
eddy find many who think as ne does.
!he villas .,surel$ find thntf;hl course
lis unpopular within large number Of
persons who take cognlzance of the
pardoning power Of tender.hearted
governors as a practical factor in the
case, as;k9 lan slGatG
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-12-09
LAYING RAIL.

1t has been officially announced
that one mile of the 26-mlle line to
built from Keyser via Burlington to
the Twin Mountain, y. Va, by the
Twin Mountain and Potomac Railway
company has been completed Mr.,
Allen a. Russell formerly Of this city
now OF Keyser is general manager OF
the company while Mr.. ]. Clyde Lewis
is chief engineer.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-12-09

miles an hour, TO walk 2H times
aroud III Johnny ain,t no mar, 50
We had to send his daddy! They left
early this morning and my husband
said they ought to get back late 10.
night, though II would be bardfgoing.
Dear Mum. please make the mkt prob.
lem aboutsladies, as my husband can.
afford 10 lose a days work. dom.
have no time TO loaf but can spare
a day on occasionally better than my
husband CAM
Respectfully yours, Mrs. Jones'
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-12-09
ID strTHs COMMONPLACE.
ist. Paul Dispatch

tSt.1 Paul ADispatch.D
| thank, God for the commonplace
Tie Joys that garment every day
The aforementioned, unseen things
That Keen the common way.!to4
The routine, sun ShpE:all the years
rHas kept his one unchanging place
;Unmurmuring through cloud and mist
"A smile upon his face.
Mans life is like a little road
That runs beside q cabin door.
Feeling its way among the flowers
That bloom forevermore.
And hedged about by common things
That change not as the years run by
The ancient landmarks lead him on
Toward the homing sky.
The heavenly glory does not hide
Far off in some scquestered place
The mornings opening door reveals
God in the daisy's face.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-12-09
sPRAee.s PICTURES.

The doors for Spraggs Picture pro
gram at the grand opera house on
Sunday evening open at Z p. m. first
reel starts at 7:15 ps m. The subjects
have been selected with especial care
and as usual on Sunday evenings the
proceeds will go to charity.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-12-09

heaven. have ye carried up that lad.
der since startin' time?
"nHush, me lad said Jake, with q
wink, I'm foolin' the boss. I've car.
riea the same hodful up and down all
day. and he thinks I'm workin.'.'".-
Washington Star.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-12-09

PILES CURED in g TO "a DAYS.
Your druggist will refund money Il
PAzO OINTMENT fails to cure any
case Of Itching, Blind, Bleeding or
Protrudlng Piles IL : to II days. Soc
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-12-09
RAeelr AuNirlNe sYYMposluM.


The rabbit hunting season is on and
i dearly love to hunt rabbits. Where
is the best place to shoot rabbits that
you know of? y
"a amateur Hunter
The best place to snoot rabbits is
back, Of the left ear
Dear Sir: i ould like to say that
the present law foibids the selling OF
rabbits. What shall We do for those
big hasenpfeffer suppers that we all
used to enjoy SO muchs
We will have catpfeffer suppers.
We have had catpfeffer often in the
past but we didn't know It.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-12-09
a HARD PROBLEM.

One Of our school teachers has no.
celyed the following note:
Dear MMm-Please Excuse Johnny
to-day. He will not be to school. He
is acting as tlmekeeper for his faith.
err.
Last night you gave him IN kan;
pie u n field Is 4 miles square, how
long viii II take y man walking ;
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-12-09

... IF.Hf obiL. " H.a. HHE.~ |..a..H.
Edith NJ. Thomas in Harper's..
Pea.green piffle and orange bunk,
And the ragged rhpme OF one mad or
drunk,
You must confess this approaches
Miss
Edlth's verse-but We can't sell this.
Buffalo NeSs.
CRUSHED pumpkin dawn and a lemon
squeeze, ,sa.,I N 4. q m
cht1a lead your mother outdoors TO
freeze. b. sissW sGrs,.J oa,;iy,
AtEstpif like this 1ws, eppld meyer fall,
But we'd never dare offer this stun
for sale. Houston PoYI. 4
Deep red booze and . dark brown
II taste = 4 &
And no poems like this ever 60 to
waste. sl
OH coolies ofltoy and oceans Of bliss,
| llope athat ] .dopit1getp shot for this.
L0tliG tGG7tf7nV77rs 81 Jssssf re uns
, OBSERVATIONS foFt oLDAcAP /.
tpGaEG itWHiPPLEIH gj;u6tJi !.
The only way 1tot get. q poem ainsa
hishbrow4 magazine Is to SO. write It
thai even the editor can't understand
what It means. N.
Abner Hanks of this village, has
got a job on one Of the city newspa
pers wrltin' n woman's column under
the name of Mile. Myrtilla de We're.
Alb has been married five times and
his, Hints to the Love.lorp" are
worth readln'.
a lareg capacity Ter Ticker means q
small capacity fer anything else, per
tickerly business.
Grandpop Bibbins, OF our village
says he is goin' to vote fer Bryan
asiu' whether Bryan runs or not. Il
is hard 10 break'some Of these old fel
lers OF a habit.
Convince a man against his will ani
n lot Of. heirs are liable to be left youI
in the cold.
The fellers that are tendin gfurna
ces o are getting all their punish
ment here on earth and probably vii
not have TO take 1t lin the future, 81
, Hod Peters got, only one Christina.
present last year and he fell down ant
b:oke it on his way home and !. al
spilled out. A hip pocket Is no place
to carry a Christmas present anyhow
The culpert who dropped the rubbe
end Of a lead pencil in Hank Purdy'
pipe while! the later was asleep b.
hind the stove In Tibbltts' grucry tn
other day will be sued for damages
TlbbItts finds out his Identification
fer II drove nine customers out'n tn
store.
A lot of fellers r smokin' cheroot
ald pipes down to the Rapids sine
the dice shakln' was stopped.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-12-09
MODERN "-PoETRY.n

MODERN nPoETRY.nv
Apple.green west and an orange bar,
And the crystal eye, OF lone, one star
And Child take the shears and cut
what you will.
Frost to.nlght-so clear and dead
STILL"
Edith NJ. Thomas In Harper's..
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-12-09

Go to ~ H. snIders Special Sale.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-12-09

s;Sa5S HI at.oi5nst ~ fosGotkig /.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-12-09
ADMINISTRATORS SALE STOCK
CERTIFICATES.

f. NJ. AsHcRAFT, ADMIR-, ]. |
AsHcRAFT DECEASED.