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The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1911-02-21
LOCALS AND PERSONALS.

adays.
In most cases, a still mouth
makes wise head.
Landlord, VIM. Stalnaker, has
been real sick for several days
past
Take advantage of the cut
price sale on clothing at Cheno-
weths.
Hagan Barr is in eastern cities
buying his spring line of cloth
ing etc.
.. j. Stump returned from
weeks trip to down river points
last week.
Emery Kerby, of near Joker,
was business visitor in town
Thursday.
Our spring Mattings have Just
arrived. II lie yd and up at
ChenoWeths.
L. j. Morris was here Satur
day, as was also Oak Huffman.
of near Enon.
The passenger packet Acme is
doing a good business and seems
to like low water.
The drop in the price of eggs
has a very preceptible effect on
the chicken raising craze.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. w. Pell are
still absent from home. They
visited at the city of Elkins last
week.
The re-districting bill intro
duced in the house last week, is
bad one, and should not be
passed.
Obey Echols, Of Rutherford,
representing the Pennsboro Mon
umental Co., was in Grantsville
Friday evening.
Miss Beulah Barr, who has
been at this place for the past
few weeks, returned to her home
at Parkersbuag Wednesday.
Some of our oil men predict
another oil boom for Calhoun
county, owing to the recent find
ing Of small pools near here.
What has become of the
Grantsville Library Club? From
present indications, it seems as
though something serious had
happened.
DR.. Morford is kept very busy
these days, and he is becoming
more favorably known every
day. The people in this vacinity |
like him fine.
Club Hicks, son of Peter
Hicks, who has been in South |
Dakota for year or more, re-
turned home Friday for a visit.
He will return.
Charles Stump, Ferryman,
has been painting his ferry boat, |
and putting it in tip top shape. |
He has the incest ferry on the |
Little Kanawha river now.
Mrs. Ray Wilson, of Chicago. |
who has been visiting the family |
of James Wilson, on Sycamore /
for few weeks, returned to her
home Wednesday of last week.
Many of our subscribers are
overlooking a little matter that
may not, and probably does not, !
amount to much to them but it is
very important to us. Try to .
think of it and attend to it.
We want a good correspondent
at Arnoldsburg, BrCoksville, Big
Springs, White Pine, Russell. /.
Richardson, Minnora, and in
fact every post office in the coun-
ty. Read our proposition else
where in this issue
Mrs. Charles Curry, of Cabots
Factory, is at present very sick .
with tuberculosis of the throat /
and her friends are alarmed over
her condition, but it is hoped
that within a short while she
may recover.
Saloons are again licensed in
Charleston, but nobody had the
least trouble in getting all the
liquor he wanted while they
were closed. The only differ
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1911-02-21
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new COttOnS
Values

The exquisite daintiness
of these new Cottons will
stir your interest in Spring
things whether you have a
tendency that way or not.
New Irish Dimities, Or
candies, Cotton Foulards,
Woven and Printed, Single
and Double width Voiles.
Plain In d Embroidered
Tissues, Flaxon Materials.
Anderson and other Madras
Ginghams, including both
VIM. Anderson and d. & is.
New side band Batistes
and Voilcs.
Bordcred Voilcs here at
25c a yard the most aston
ishingly pretty thing and
good thing-for the money
we've seen in a long time.
New Wash Goods, 12iac
to $500.
Wash Goods not quite so
new, Sc up.
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The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1911-02-21

The Cincinnati Enquirer
a - page up-to-date Weekly Journal, each
issue carrying quantity and quality of
reading equal to best Monthly Magazines
81 GO a year, ead the
Ca/Houn GhrOnicle
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1911-02-21

Help Wanted.
For that cough. Ceta bottle of DIR. Bells
Pine-Iar Honey. 1t is the best.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1911-02-21

SmaiImattocks 75c; large ones
90 at Iiickman's shop.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1911-02-21
Notice to Tx Payers.

In order to deal with the public
impartially, we hereby notify all de.
linquent tax payers to come in and
take up their tickets by the first Of
April, 1911. We will then, in ac-
cordance with our oath, proceed to
collect all that can be collected by
levy and sale, SO that we may be
able by the first Of June to return
all tickets that cannot be collected
We expect to treat everybody alike
so please look after your taxes at
once. c. A. JARVIS,
Sheriff of Calhoun County.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1911-02-21
Dentist, Ray MOrfOrd
MD Coming February 18th

Dentist Morford, of Spencer,
will visit Grantsville on Feby.
q, and remain 4 days. He does
all kind Of Dental work.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1911-02-21

statesmen WANTED: to
look after our interest in Cal
houn and adjacent counties.
Salary or Commission. Address
THE HARVEY OIL co,
Cleveland. O.
The evening world., 1911-05-18
,STRANSKY COMING
TO TAKE CHARGE
OF PHILHARMONIC
Loudon Charlton Confirms
His Reported Engagement
as Successor to Mahler.

Lyndon Charlton to-day confirmed ne
reported engagement of Josef Stransky
81 Berlin 10 succeed Gustav Mahier as
conductor of The Philharmonic Society
mex season Arrangements are conn
pleted for the Bohemian conductor 70
come to American IN he early fail.
The contract Is for ono eason only.
stransky having secured a years leave
Of absence from Berlin. where for the
last two seasons ne has conducted the
Bluthner concerts.
In Strsnsky,'' declares MIR. Charlton,
the Philharmonic Society has discov-
cred An extraordinary Individuality. He
has youth. poise. skill. enthusiasm. mag
netic personality. sound musicianship
and catholic tastcs-qualitics which the
New York orchestral situation, as well
as the particular needs OF the Philhar-
monte Society. d and
Stransky. VINO was born IN 1872. spent
his early life In Prague, whcre his
father was esteemed as a schlar, violin
Isl and singer. Dvorak and Smetana
became Interested in his opreer. He
studied under Jadassohn, at Ieipsic,
and under Fuchs and Bruckner at
Vienna Fur nv years hs was concert
and operatio conductor at the Prague
Royal OperN- Then. for seven years
he held tho sams position at tho Ham,
burg Opera A cai oame from Berlin
and A> was made conductor Of the
Hluthner Orchestra. and Chief KAp~ll.
The evening world., 1911-05-18

wa.sd and put out my arm and she
was not tassre and ! was almost dead
of fright. Come and kiss your aunt.
baby one. % that she may know that
the Ev1 One sen the dream for ter
stnD and that YOU are really here"
Antoinetta really felt hat she had
been . little stupid. she owned up when
mono Of the family were listening. An
toinetta IL the O fluent speaker of
English of her family.
They make q big holler about me
and how ! I'M lost" she pouted shyiy.
II think I was . big ~bonehead. Yester-
day my mother. she was making tho
fire and h have not the little pieces
Of wood-what you call them7 Kin
dlings7 Yes-to make the fire start. So
I 20 TO the box factory to get them.
Didn't Know II Was SO Late.
There are very nice man at the box
factory. You can &c get all the little
no-good-for-box wood. all the shaving,
and they never chase you. never make
a holler. never call the cop. Just say:
All right. kid. 80 as far as you like,
but don't take the good-for-box wood.
1T Is very late. ! did not know that.
When I have the shaving and the little
piece OF wood. my arm full. I start
home for my mother. But no. The door
of the factory 1t is close! II Is lock
l cannot get 'outl'
Small Antoinetta threw out her arms
In a gesture OF despair which was wor-
thy OF a Duse. but which certainly could
not have been achieved with an armful
OF shavings and kindlings In ono hand.
That IL where 1 am tho big bone
head. II I had taken "a big stick of the
woodland It 10 all around. plenty. every
where-and made u noise on the door
The evening world., 1911-05-18
TWO SCARED GIRLS
SEND BIG THRILL
THROUGH c0NEY
Mysteries Caused by Roller
Coaster Brings Reserves,
Ambulance and Mob.

Two hysterical girls caused the Consy
Island reserves to be called out. .
! hurry ambulance call and the greatest
excitement Coney has had this year
shortly after I A. NJ. to-day.
among the passengers on q scenic
railway that provides a. a new feature
a race between two iightninE-like cars
was Miss May Foley. twenty-five years
old. Of Esmmons avenue and East Twen-
! ty.irst street. shespshead Bay.
; Excited By tho mad race between the
car she was on and the one on a par
ansl track. abe forgot about the warn
Z Ing to keep her seat and stood up. Just
then the car came TO q dip and the sud-
! den lunEs threw her into Mysteries.
y The guard stopped tho car as soon
~ he could and grabbed her. Her
screams were heard on tho ground be-
low and a1ss Florence Trama OF No.
20 West Fourteenth street. Manhat-
tan. looked up and saw the struggling,
4 screaming girl.
Mss Trama promptly went into hys-
terics herself and her cries were added
Z to the piercing shrieks OF the girl In
Y m!dair.' People came running from al
directions. n rumors flashed abou,
A the popular resort that there had been
Z murder, disaster and other dire things
In q few minutes several thousand
persons had crowded about the girl 81
1 the ground. The car with the othoi
one had proceeded to a place wher,
she could be taken OF.
The evening world., 1911-05-18
TEN GOT DEGREE OF DOCTOR,

The fftieth commencement exercise
OF the Eclectic Medical College OF the
city OF New York was held last evening
In the : arnegle L.yceum. The invoca-
lion was delivered by the Rev. Joseph
= Rushton. and Dean $. A. Hardy, NJ. d.
read the report Of tho faculty. Or. Lee
II, Smith, a mem sr OF the New York
state Medical Exa tnation Board, made
an address and DR., George ". Bosk,
owitz conferred tie degree OF Doctor
upon the following graduates;
Benjamin - Anlrew-, simon Bloom.
Francesca +. Cnliva. ohm f. Hagserty,
samuel a. Levin, George Matz, Max
Mlnkon. Martin Nemirow, Henry selig-
man and Victor .yrn Unruh.
The valeGictory. was delivered by yic-
tor Won Jnruh. r.
The evening world., 1911-05-18
SEEK GANG OF FIVE
ON MURDER SUSPICION.
Police Think Thugs Who Beat and
Robbed Waterman Also Killed
Unidentified Man.

The police are seeking Ave men
who beat and robbed Auspachls riiiet.
OF No. 3le3 Jerome avenue. the Bronx,
early to-day. both for the assault and
because they think the same i've are
responsible for tho death Of a man
whose body was found earlier in the
day near the northbound tracks Of the
Putnam Division Of the New York Cen.
trail Railroad.
The body was taken to the Fordha am
morgu unidentified. While the police
Of the Kingsbridge station were in
vest,satlng, Fillett was brought to Ford.
ham Hospital unconscious from a beat.
The evening world., 1911-05-18
WHAT THEY SAY

II. +. Manley. Of Co. c. District Of
Columbia National Guard says: ~
cured a bad cold by taking Father John $
Medicine. have gained IS pourds
while taking tire medicine
Mrs. Engle of 1907 n. 9Th ST., Phila
says: Father Johns Medicine cured
my daughter Of a hacking cough that
bothered her for five years"
Miss Margaret Kennedy Of 1909 n.
18th ST.. Phila.. says: During n general
health break down ! lost rs pounds and
people said I had bronchitis. Father
Johns Medicine has given me- health:
strength and my former healthy color"
The evening world., 1911-05-18
DINNER TO JOHN F. CALVIN.
Friends of water Commissioner ia
Honor Him To.Nisht.

A dinner will he rendered tonight
to John F. Calvin. Commissioners Of
Water Supply. by his friends. a. the
Hote, Van Cortiandt. west F%orty-ninth
street.
The committee in charge Of the din
ner 10 william Hannah. James Ahsarn,
Arthur ". Middleton, George Enrieht,
Justice David l. Well. Magistrate
Joseph r. MosA John J. Murphy and
Justice Edward Ia FetrN.
The evening world., 1911-05-18

PIetro Salvatore. Some day I 60 10 play
with his little girl he say he got at his
house. No. $50 East Twentieth street.
But when he come I did know who he
Is. All ! know IL | hear him speak out
side that door where I hold my finger
under that crack. II sound awful good,
take II from me. mister, when he speak
Italian.
"'Iiello.' he say; some baby in there.
or a spirlt--a ghost7 At frs, | think
you are some little white mice play
under that door. Then | see YOU are
The evening world., 1911-05-18

-Hs is ono mighty nice man, Mister
The evening world., 1911-05-18
subway Designer Dead.

Ralph Cranmer a designing engineer
for The Public Service Commission, died
to-day of pneumonia, at his home In
Z cortlan1t place, Tonpk.nsvile, Staten
4 Island. He was horn In Tuckerton. ~.
b., and was forty-four years old, lie
/ had been In the employ OF the Old Boari
of RAPID Trans. Commissioner aud Of
A the present Public Service Commission
= since 1900. and did much work In de-
sA1gnlng the subgays that ARCTIC come.
The evening world., 1911-05-18

SOUTHAMPTON. England. May is-
The long threatened international strike
Of sailors M nremen, II Is reported
here to-day. has been liked for May Is.
with the object OF dislocating trafnc
The evening world., 1911-05-18
nam. and where I live and take me

name and where I live n take me
home. Gee. but ! am glad"
Please. sir. mister" implored Mamma
Catnpone. as The Evening World man
was backing out. femme tella you true
what da leet' bambino say when da cop
he brlnga her back 10 me-her moth.
She have da wood In IA srm-so. plenta
to make da fire. An what you think
she say?
'Madon.' she say. 'Madon. I gotta da
wood ALA right"
And ali tho rest OF the Campone fam
ily fell upon Antoinetta as though to
smother her with kisses.
The evening world., 1911-05-18

Inn ~ che MN story OF q child looked
IN . factory buldinE At night 20 w1,oan
rescus oame when a passing citizen
saw hen tiny fingers. trembling from
fright, ~protrsifnv from q cuck under
tho door.
II would sfvs you q fresh glow of
faith I'm humanity 20 have been IN tho
home Of Domdnioo Campons at No. Biz
East Twenty-second street today whom
A~ntotaotta- the scven-ycer-old dauGhter
Of tho house walked and was greeted
by the other members of the family.
blessings from the Holy Mother be
with your cried her mother over the
kitchen low. Even though the clouds
were dark and tho rain fell II ia like
sunshine here because you are with u.s."
rs tho little Antolnetta up7" shouted
the father from the SINK. whore he was
~eplashing his face with water. Come
here. Flower of tho Morning. 20 that
your father tie a string 20 you
that you may neve be lost again until
your years arc seven times seven.
Dreamed She Was Lost Again.
Praises DO TO all tho saints Of
heaven" CALLED her aunt Regina sleep
lily from the bed on which she had been
sleeping with the little girl. ~ dreamed
the little angel was lost again. and /
The evening world., 1911-05-18

during the coronation Of King George.
Well informed persons DO not believe
that the STRIFE will be formidable II IL
comes.
The evening world., 1911-05-18

three i,ttle fnser. and I An almost
scared % than I die. ! cross myself. I
am not sure yet he say. and I feel him
touch my finger. What you do In there,
you baby. ne call out very loud. like he
IL angry. You rot no business make
your finger wixgle under . o o and
scare a nan So
Then I set my face very Close to
that crack under the door and I call out
and I say | am not a spirit. ! I'm a
little girl. seven years old. I am lock
in. ! want TO 60 home TO my mamma.
swors the "eIg cuss."
II hear him swear the big ouss and
he run away, and pretty soon I hear
him come running again with more men,
and then they break down the door and
the policeman he walks in and take
the BY the hand n ask me what my
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-26
CHINA HAVING
 ITS TROUBLES
Special Nugget Service.


 SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 23.-Cable dispatches to the Lian Tun Yen. the local organ of the new movement in the Chinese empire. states that China is experiencing considerable trouble in the resignation of the rulers of the dynasty
 Yesterday afternoon after Premier Yuan Shi Kai telegraphed his special representatives Tang Shao VI. 10 re Q open negotiations with the peace con gross and demand a monarch instead Of republic aB the conference had agreed upon this resulted in several viceroys and the minister of foreign affairs handing in their resignations.
 Those who resigned from the cab inet of the snchus wanted the acting heads of the empire to stand by the acts of their representatives at the peace congress and in So much as they had agreed to a republc re- public 1t should be Premier Yuan Shi Kai thinking differently and send ing instructions to reopen the congress resulted in the resignstions.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-26
FIELD DAY EXERCISES
 TOMORROW Fl. DAVIS

NJ Sergt Ths D Roberts. [ $. A. timekeepers. Post Com. Sergt. Hugh Winter. [. g A. First Class Serst Shelby G Cox. Hospital corps. Prizes will be awarded by Lieut. Wood upon the completion of the last event.
 Tn determining the relative efficiency in athletics of each organization, the amount Of prize money won will he considered
 On Wednesday. December 2'. al duty except the necessary guard and fatigue will be suspended
 By order of Captain Wheeler
 R JOHN WEST. Fnsi Lieut. 10th Infantry adjutsnt Official
 R JOHN WEST.
 First Lieut. l6th infantry.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-26
PRIVATE DANCING LESSONS.

Private lessons In dancing viii be given during the winter by Mrs. James A. Gibson at her rssldsnes No. ts sso' ond avenue wsst Adults snd ChIl- dren.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-26
PRESIDENT APPROVES
 PERKINS SUBSIDY PLAN

over by other countries who pay a substantial subsidy to their owners.
 The bill ta be introduced hy Sena for Perkins provides fur the granting of a subsidy to mail steamers plying between San Francisco and Australia being very limited in scope to los tried as an experiment. then if sue eessful to be extended to all American bottoms carrying United States and foreign malls between the country and foreign ports.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-26
TO TRY MOUNT
 M'KINLEY AGAIN
spee,aI NUsss, ssry.e~.

SpeCtai NUaset SeFstS".
 SEATTLE BeC '2 Professor Par kcr of Columbia university arrived to ,ry ,ity yesterday. tu make prcpa r4trou- Tor s trip North The pfofes sop t- .tuNi"us Co. reach the top nf Mt Mckinley the hiEhes' mountain in Alaska. and expects tu leave tot Sew 4ri Iu tv" week. we'll equipped c. make success of his undertaking.
 Prof Parker reports he started too Iat,. last year one ~huula make the attempt long before the return If the sun causes the heavy fails of snow .u commence, it~ downward journey The great danger k due to avaianches .n the vicinity of Mt Mckinley
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-26
epnrGxlES FIGHTING
 1yE2 MANY MILLIONS

A,ioiph aud John D bad been usinE their proportion .pf said estate for . iong period of years. namely fodr mil iinn n.Iongine to each uf them. and added to this sum "f eight millions there iS now due. four millions iu in terest
 X great legal battle will be the out Z come of he suit and able attorneys have been employed by both sides in the contest to b,- waged for the Spreckles millions.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-26
ACTOR COMMITS SUICIDE.
Special Nugget Service.

NEW YORK, Dec. 23.-Wright Lor- liner the we'll known American actor. who for several years & member of the Dearborn Stock Company in Chicago as utility man, then for several years head of his own company fin the pro- duction of The Shepherd King" com- mitted suicide last night after taking part in a loca! theater by shooting himself through the heart
 Lorimer was . man g years of age and was considered one of the best actors of the day in connection with stock companie. for being an all around good man.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-26

Tomorrow will be what Is termed field day" at Fort Davis and the members of Uncle Sam's army will contest for prizes in the various events. 10 be held in the army post Eym The first two events will take place in the forenoon. commencing at o'clock and the others in the after coon commencing at o'clock All fin crested friends will be welcomed al he contests. there being no admission charged:
 In compliance with paragraph lo. G. U No lO3. c g. department, an indoor neld day will be held at this post on Wednesday. the 27th inst, as an bounced In memorandum from this aflce dated December F. 1911.
 List of Events.
 Butts physical rife drin tnrst and eecond sets-First prize. s4; second n-ize. 32.5O.
 Provided there are more than two uada entered
 Contestants-Four pIivatea dn2"r charge of a non n-commiss.oned officer Limited 10 not more than three souads from each company.
 Conditions-Rules prescribed in Hntts Manual of Physical Drill.
 Thirty second interval between each fct.
 Indoor baseball game, inutns '- Fi"st prize. $500. Contestants, one ,.am of eight men from each com pany. Conditions-Spaldings ofioisl indoor baseball rules.
 Basket ball game-Flrst prize So. Fifteen minute halves with an in- terval of five minutes. Contestants- 6,nC team of Ave men from each con pany. Conditiona-Omcial rules A. A. |.
 Barrel boxing contest-First prize, s2; second, q; third, soc.
 Contestants-Not more than four men from each company and two men rom hospital corps
 
 lot for first heat. Winners of first heat divided and draw opponent by lot. Winners of second heat contes- tants for finals. Final heat 10 consist of best two out of three falls against opponent Contestants to be placed fifteen feet apart, facing each other in barrels, with l2 ounce boxing gloves Fall constitutes tipping over the bar rel so that any part of the person in .he barrel touches the floor.
 Wrestling contest. welter weight First prize sl.75, includes all men less than 145 stripped.
 Heavyweight-First prize. sl.76. in- cludes all men 145 pounds or over stripped. Conditions-Catch as catch can. A. A. U. rules.
 list of entries will be submitted to this office by organization com mander not later than 10 8 m. De cember %. Any subsequent changes in entries prior to noon of the 2Stt inst. will be sent to the referee.
 The following officials are announc' ed and will report at the gymnasium ~ s:60 a. m. December 27. to the of fcer in charge:
 Referee. First Lieut.. H. M. Robert son, NJ. c: officer in charge of the fielt day, Capt. Mark Wheeler. Sixteenth infantry; clerk Of the course. Firs Lieut.. R. John West, 1sth infantry umpires, .Chas. Thompson. Alfred L men; Judges. Second Lieut.. Oliver S Wood, 18th infantry; sergt. Major Ed ward Sykes. 18th infantry: Post Q
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-26
0o TO THE NO -rH POl {

Bakery for the best bread snd Pssr-y The only Coffee House tn town
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-26

We handle Select" beer ma Q ton specially selected Bohsman hops. The b t beer brewed on the Pacific coast. Price reasonable. De Vsred ct your door free of charge. Try thi. beer and viu will be convinced. The Eagle.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-26
WE DO THE WORK

Psoplss Laundry ass mstine . sps. sialty es rough dry laundry 0lvs vs Is tsiai.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-26

Remember we are retailers as we'll af wholesalers. Special bottle sale Sew ard Commercial Co
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-26

l,setsl Nass.t se.v,,e.
 sAE FRANCISCO u,, -&. Claus ua Rudolph Sure.Ea' commencet LII tnls morning a -.s local court .eanrr tHe,r trat.ra. 4aau E.. and Adolph spr.c.;!es for eight millions nd four millions interest in the mat - e. of their fathers estate
 In the complaint dled Claus and 8ldolph SCI forth that q settlement their fathers estate had never beer dlusted between the brothers and