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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-11-29
.lID WHAT SIZE HOPED

It Is real pleasure to and that
so rnethinE you have bought is just as
good as you hoped 1t would be, and
Mrs. Charles Proper, Of west scran-
ton, Pa. writes a letter to tell others
her expertence. She says:
'.I was an ru ndown and very weak
and had been so for three years. I
am sure that vinol has helped me
very much, for four bottles OF 1t have
brought back my strength. which is
just what I was told it would do"
When we recommend vinol for all
weak and rundown people. and those
who have stubborn coughs, lack OF
appetite. sIeeplessness and nervous
conditions. we do so because we are
absolutely convinced that lit Is Just
what they need. Then if Vinol does
not satisfy them perfectly we give
back the money. You ought to try
Vinol IL you wish to be strong and
well for you take no risk at all. Stone
&'Mercer. druggists, clarksburg, W.
Va.
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Protect your face and hands from
i'll eTccts OF wind and cold, use Lo.
gan's Lily Cream for all redness and
rouEhness OF the skin. Cllapped hands
or face and cracked lips heal Ike
magic. At leading drug stores Csc
trial size 15c.
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LOST

young pointer, white
large liver spot on side and dark
about head; left Reynolds farm
near HepzBoah two weeks ago. LIB
eral reward for information OF re-
turn to Dr. H. V. Warner. $50 W.
Pike ST., Clarksburg.
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DANCING ACADEMY

Learn to dance for health, pleasure
nd exercise. Our instruction is 50
thorough and simple that II you can
walk I can teach you to dance. The
popular four step Will be introduce
and taught in this school, and guar
antee to teach you to waltz, two-step
and four step in term Of lessons for
$500. Special arrangement Cor pri-
vate lessons. Boil phone 51o-R.
Beginners class Monday and Thurs
day. Advance dance class every
wednesday evening. To this class Is
extended an invitation to all former
pupils and friends.
6. L. GARDNER, Instructor.
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O. e.. 3 9 2 y: !.
shawls

Sl4CI w 4S
The coed old fashioned, shawls
that have comfort in every itch.
Square Shawls, long Shawls,
Plaid ShawIs. Plain Shawls, many
different :;;nds Of Shawis-more
kinds and styles than you'll often
find today.
Plain Grey or Brown Shawls
Clan Fla;d Shawls, Black and
White Chcckt, White with Black
line stripes, also solid Black
Shawls:
Square shawIs. $3.50 to $3.50.
Long shawEs. $3.50 to 500.
Breakfast SI,awls, SOC to $1.O0.
When You want ShawIs, come
or send to the store that has Tea
turcd Shawls for more than forty
years.
shaw1s are featured in our
General Catalog-mailcd for the
asking.
M tor Robes ~ scrvicea- lie
plain colorings and Plaid-bound
edges or fringe trimd-warm,
comfortable and good looking,
$3.50 to $1,000.
B0GGS & Bull,
NoRTH SIDE, PITTSBURGH, PA.
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GOOD
(Continued fTona DC one. )
Nooiles' smiled ana NODDED.


Noodles" smiled ana NODDED.
Art Of Selling Papers.
ss."AlI right, he said, "II1 ten you
how II Is. IN talk to you a little
about the art Of selling papers. rye
been selling papers myself in all the
big cities all over the world, and I've
seen lots OF boys make good. and make
considerable money just by keeping
close to few things.
keep your face and hands clean.
Think that you can remember that,
fellows? That's important.
i'Be polite to customers. Don't for
get that In selling papers to ladies
always raise your hat. and when re-
ceiving the price OF the paper from
anyone always smile and say thank
you That smiles important, too.
Keep a~smile close to you all the
time.
BE on the corner as soon as the
paper is out.
Remember you have the news OF
the world under your arm. Remem-
Der you are just as much business men
as the leading business men in
Clarksburg.
j Don't be afraid to tell the public
what you have. But remember. boys.
never shout or yell a head unless it
is true
Remember that an honest boy who
tells the truth always wins prestige
with the newspaper-huying public.
"Don't smoke cigaretts," he told
the boys. You save your pennies
Maybe you'll get enough to start you
to college some day
I'm pleased with the cleanliness OF
you boys, and your politeness in an
swering questions. Always keep your
papers clean"
How He Became Noodles"
Almost all the neweboys in Clarlss-
burg are familiar with the history of
Noodles Pagan. but they never tire
Of hearing him tell of his varied ex-
periences.
Noodles slept in a dry goods box
In New York City when he was a
youngster. He did not know VIVA:
the inside OF comfortable home
looked like.
The newsboys' hero got his name
in a peculiar fashion. One day, half
starved, and cold, with papers unsoI4
.hesstood shivering on a street corner
a kindly disposed man saw him and
took the little fellow Into nearby
restaurant. The1e mel purshased him
a 5teaming bowl OF noodle soup. III
his haste to empty the bowl the boy
spilled half the contents down the
front of his Jacket. He was christen-
ed Noodles" following this incident
and the name has always chung to
him.
Noodles" enjoys talking to the
newsboys as much as they enjoy list
ening to him. He never forgets that
he was once one Of them.
How to Succeed.
Nothing is too hard for news
how to accomplish he told his hear
ers Yesterday. "a newsboy cannot
aim too high. Lots of rich men once
sold papers. You can become rich
ton, II YOU live right. Keep your faces
clean, love your mothers and be hon
est. Then you will have no difficulty
in selling papers"
noodles Pagan. who has smiled
HIS way into all the courts of Europe
and not a few Asiatic monarchies'
gave lesson in smiling to the. crowd
around and he made the audience
practice.
dies" do it like this" The audi
ence grinned obediently. :.
Nov keep on smiling" continued
Noodles" and the sound of his list
eners' laughter mingled with the
noise of their applause
al think they ought to teach smlllng
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-11-29

BIBLES have Bibles from 26c up,
Testaments from cents up: Pelou-
bets Notes on s. S. Lessons for
1912. $1.OO; Arnold's Notes. soc;
Torry's GIst OF the Lessons, csc;
Religious Books suttabls for Xmas
gifts. L. E. Peters. room 20. ia
cobs Bldg.
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EAR CORN

have on track nice car-yeIlow ear
corn viii sell at car door for strictly
cash Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs
day. %. 20 and 80. for 73c per busEIei
as long as 1t lasts. This is pudding
as good corn is very high and scarce.
OR1E MYERS.
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FoR SALE

FOR sALE-NTotorcycle, 1911
model, Reading Standard. almost
new. in perfect condition, EQUIPPED
with Eclipse Free Engine Pulley,
horn and tools. Will sell at a
bargain. Call Home phone 50
or write Lock Box 4O7. Clarks-
burg, w. Va.
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WANTED TO BORROW-S1,: 500, first
mortgage on real estate. interest
paid in advance, per cent. Ad-
dress Business care ClarksburS
Daily Telegram. ClarlSsburg. w. Va.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-11-29

FOR SALE-About 100 shocks OF corn
and fodder not husked. ten hills
square to each shock; will sell ut
75c per shock: corn on old home
place at city pump station. G. p.
stout. $50 Dale Ave- Bell phone
9l6-J.
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FOR SALE-6 or cows, fresh and
soon to freshcn. Ages from two TO
eight. Jerseys and Guernseys: three
hcirers. two OF which will freshen
in January and June. Also two rat
cows. ready to butcher. Call on
John p. stanton. GrasseIIi.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-11-29

FOR CHINA DECORATING on
Mrs. o. L. HoIsinger, 1l9 Curren
avenue. Raymond Heights.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-11-29

FOR SALE - New S-rOOm double
house in GrassellI: slate roof, well
OF good water. on level lot 5ox1 so
feet: room for another house on lot.
For further Information address p.
o. BOX les. clarksburE. w. Va.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-11-29
Brings Happiness.

81 think It's a mighty nice thing
for man to have his employees say
of him: He's one good fellow for he
always smiles. It's like sunshine 20
work for man IKE that
Smiling means good health. Did
you ever know that one good. hearty
laugh after a heavy meal. was better
for you than all the indigestion medf-
cine in the world?
81 like smiling and I just tell you
straight-the fellow who practices.
smiling is the fellow who's admired.
who's sought after and whose word
is believed Noodles made big
hit with Ted lsnyder's mysterious rag
last night.
Here are some of the contests in
which the newsboys will take part
at, the Casino theater tonight after
the regular show. Just look them
over and see If you ever saw anything
like them before: imp. Gluck, ,Wob-
blebug. and many others. 1t will be
a regular newsboys' time. OF all
things don't miss this. And remember.
friends OF the boys, that the audience
tonight is invited to remain and see
the newsboys' part OF the program
and their contest. Il will be great
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sFOR RENT

FOR REN1-.'Lyon" four ana six
room apartments with bath. Drink
ing water And vacuum cleaner In
each. Occupancy December list.
Rent 5000 70 $500 per month.
Apply to Mss Bessie Lyon. Agt., or
Frank A. Wilson.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-11-29

housekeeping, sink in kitchen and
all convenieuces. All West Main st,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-11-29

FOR RENT-To gentleman, nicely
furnished front room; privilege +
bath and telephone. 11s Chapel St.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-25
TRANSMIS ISSION LINE I5 MILES
 FROM C|TY
tDouglas internationally ]

The poles for the transmission line being erected to carry electricity from the Copper Queen smelter in this city have been set within eight miles of Douglas and the wire has been stretched on these poles to within fifteen miles of Douglas and the wire has been stretched on these poles to within fifteen miles of the .city, the work of setting the poles and stretching the wire having been started at the Fl Tigre mine.
 IL is the expectation that this line will be completed by the first of next month. though this will not en- .ureiy complete the contract, as there lare other requirements to be yet .freighted to the mine and installed there
 J. Lilywhite of Colonia Morales had the contract for digging the holes. setting the poles and stretching the wire. Mir. Lillywhite was in the city today and stated that he had had no interference with the work on account of the insurrection in Mex. leo.
 At the Queen smelter the turbine engines which will generate the cleo. tricity for the Fl Tigre company have been received and placed Tn position in the powsr house.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-25
COPPER RANGE WAS0NLi ISSUE
 SHOWING LIFE
-Lacs-l

B0sToE. 15rce zi-Over 1900 alrs of Cor er Range sold today aaund a. unas'y or an ,o which is a considerable holder o rre stock The cemaud for che stock
 ns and ,ne price held onE Ea'aa of he iist dull w3b g-lns tendency Ams'sanalsd g eaaness was aiscourosing ana local
 aatlra hac .Gst courage Paine g9ler & Co.,
 Geneal cula ls Inactive with ug tew uar -ious DanD held ealy at bid asked oIeriues .Ia cauy however Dd llshec prices are confidently looked for Halane lt Iis, unclaDEe3 tcudon copper apeuel as ad higher Total sales New York. 155.Soo
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-25
Stock Reports, Financial.
WILL PASS UP NEXT
 DIVIDEND
lRr aea l. n-alkerl

fhfs ANfs 4s fi ttt4ACi-f
 Copper prices are unchang ged; ba. Inc tone of the market is slightly erncr Lake Ia l2k to l25-S cents pound Some leading students oI
 lc situation who have been very ressimislic in their views are begin nins to ask themselves if @ worlds visible surplus of S340.e00 pounds is Dalticuiariy bearish lactor. ln views are beginning to ask theln selrcs if a worlds visible surplus ol 2fo,30o.0e9 pounds is a particularly hcarish factor. in view of the fact that there are practically no invis iole supplies in the bins of the cun- sumor If the latter were to pur-
 hase and accumulate normal stocks of ;he metal the worlds vusible sup l,y would probably be reduced there by to not much over l5o.0oo.ooo bounds.
 Notwithstanding the considerable increase in visible supplies during the rest two months. there is aood reason for tbe belief that actual con sumption is stIl equal 70 if not slightly in excess Of production Cheap money and the increasing de maud for investments cannot fail @ swell the volume Of activity along constructive Iiues. < recent marked increase ln th demand For wire Is reported. There Is very good req son Tor the belieT. therefore. tha there vin be a considerable increase in the consumption Of copper. be tween now and the end of this year
 The coppers are showing a siight imoToyemeh, in tone. The recovery in the price os Calumet & Hecla and the better buying or Amalgari- ated and few other stocks spDar en;lg- are beginning to create a pub lie interest. Unfavorabie news no longer serves to depress prices It is known that some of the inside in terests have recently bought a few copper stocks The market .is thor oughly liquidated. and when any thing happens to cause even a sligh. improvement in sentiment, prices will have a sharp advance
 snattuck Arizona will probably omit the dividend soon due to be declared. It is believed that the management has decided that it is an unwise policy to continue taking out and selling the very high grade ores in the property at the req lively small profit they yield on the present low price of copper.
 The Shattuck Arizona property is very valuable one. The company las something like 7OG,0O0 tons of ore developed. which will average over : per cent copper. About 4G.0Oc tons Of this is r per cent ore. onTy small portion of the property has been developed and explored. and there is a good prospect that ii wiIi make another mine equal to tha, oi Calumet & Arizona. which has raid dividends of approximately slo. o00,o01. So far Shattuck Arizona has paid three dividends on it's 550,Oe shares a total of Sl.c5O0o0. t is to be expected that .he css satioR of dividend disbursements may cause the stock to sell some what lower. In the event of a de cline Of four or five points. however. 1t should be bought.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-25
COPPER.

Boston-Cables indicate tha; cleo troiytic copper in London is on |. basis equvalent to 123-s cents New York but there is no inclination oa the part of consumers there to fa.e on new commitments.
 The market in New York did no; reach 1215 cents Friday ss had been expected. for lower G. M. B nr,cos from ahFoad had a somewhat anfay orabie effect on buyers here. al though the grade of copper reprc sen;ed by warrants does not eve, compare with American casting con per
 There were reports that Anna ganated had taken the bull hy tho horns. and deviated from the ways heretofore followed by the United Metals Selling Go by selling coppor
 at market" 1T this was so. com petitors. who through buying chan leis have always been able to keen tabs on each other. had no inklinS There were no offerings by Amal ramated interests in London Friday So firm vas the market that sale, 2f casting were made at I23-s -ents, 30 days, which would place eiectrolytic on a somewhat higher evel Of prices.
 Although Calumet & Hecla lowered is price to 121k cents last week lhere was not much if any other
 Lake" product sold. for the smaller competitors of this company have seen in a better position. as regards sales
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-25
bMALGANhTED Is HELPED BY
 PURCHASE

Boston-rhe absorDuan Of the United Metals Selling Co., at its actual book value was a transaction which should be to tho material advantage of the Araalgamated Cop per Co.
 There have been sales of United Metals Selling Co. stock az hig as $40 per share. and the purch ase oi the stock at iis actual liQuidatiue ralue of f246 per share was @ s,raightforUard' bgsinesslike trans action consummated without bonuses. underwriting comnlssions or trim min to anyone
 The United Metals Sertua O. is clpitalized for s5 0000J and O. late years has been paving dividends of % per cent or Sl,eg000l per annum These earnings have been derived from the commission Of I per cent on the sale of between 55o00o.0oo and G00.o00.oJg pounds O. annual copper outpu and profiis secured from she banking department of the comEany's business.
 Al the present time the United Metals Selling Co has actual cash ip The bank of s6.7o00 poo. It also has 10000 shares of International Smelling & Refining Co. stcek. S2Oo. ooO in miscellaneous investments. and it is figured that the profits get To accrue on the unexpired contracJs with outside producing companies. should net the Analsamated Copper Co at least s40g, o08
 If to the aboge cash assets are added the 4ooo0 shares Of Interna ; ,ionaI Smelling < Refining Go. ln ventoried al their current market price. there results an equivalent value of S250 per share for United Metals Selling Co stock In this connection it is to be recalled that International Smelting & Refining Co. shares are paying annual divi dends Of g per cent while current earnings are equal to 13 per cent on the stock.
 The financing of ,h4 Metals Selling COS purchase is in striking contrast with the policy which formerly gov erned the oompany's finances, and President Ryan is justly proud of the manner in which :he recent ac Guisition has been carried through The contracts and good VIII mignt have been capitalized and g price 'oi SS00 or sS25 per share could not have been criticised, but the Amalgamated gets the whole busi ness at it's actual Equidating vaIua ,ion of $24G
 Or ccurse, had Analgamated so desired. it need not have issued Sl2.599.000 ? year per cent no,ss as 1t could have used a part of the Metals Selling Co. treasury cash in duplicating tae company. but it was deemed wise to keep strong in cash and Amalgalnated should have no difficulty in meeting the notes now outstanding at maturity from s,t, Tent earnings and from cash asscis 10 be taken over
 in the year 1910 he Metals Selling Co sold 55o.0OO.0Oe pounds or cp,, per pn this total were included the production Of the Copper Range mines, the osceola, Tamarack. An meek and Isle Royale outputs as well as the production of the Ari zona Copper Co. In view of the Tact that these companies are all under contract--and most of the con tracts are for year period-no change in the selling of this cop per is immediately in sight.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-25

ducers asscciatiin for February was bad. We can think of nothing to say in explanation in extenuation ef it's badness. The recession in bus mess has evidently been felt by the copper manufacturers in this coun try. while. if consumption in Europe has maintained it>eif as brilliantly as reported. it must have been feel ing upon the invisible stocks.
 Yet We hear of the successful promotions of such projects as tho damming of the Mississippi at Kec suk and the transmission Of in mense power 10 St. Louis: and the plan of the Lehigh Coal and Nsviga ton Co to electrify eastern Penn sylvania Such things may perhaps require a good deal of copper. and at present prices # might rot be a bad plan to contract for it. We have no. heard that any substitute has become available. Let us. cheer upv
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-25
CHEER uP~

Boston-The current issue of En cheering & Mining Journal says regarding copper,
 The report of the Copper Pro
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-08-26
Personal
Mention

W. J. Lane Of Macon, spent yester-
day in the city. tsgGtE
H. Gill of Jacksonville, spent yes
terday in the city.
J. G. Gunter of Atlanta, is in the
city for few days.
r. L. Brandon of Savannah, spent
yesterday in the city.
w. H. Murphy of Macon, was a Wis
tor to the city yesterday.
". c. Johnson of Jacksonville. is
spending few days in the city.
o. i. Heyman of Atlanta, was among
the visitors to the city yesterday.
s. W. Resented of Atlanta. was
among those registered at the Ogle-
thorpe yesterday.
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THE PAsTIME.
Matinee and Night.

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Fer SaIe.-A complete ad writing
lrse as taught >by the International
Correspondence Schools in handsome
bound volume form. Price, $500.
Address G. c. Fennell, News Office.
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A Most Unusual Program is the Of
izIiEs at the Pasti1e. today matinee
and night. This is something quite out
Of the ordinary. See notice below.
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"Sy the Aid of a Lariat."
satan on a Rampage"

"Sy the Aid of a Lariat,"
Satan on Rampage"
"How Bobby Learned to Skate"
We are pleased to offer our patrons
today, matinee and night, a program
that is as good as it is varied Our
feature picture. which by the way
is one of the best ever seen in the
city, is
"By the Aid of Lariat.1
which is a superb story of the great
West. We have a brave girl that
has gone to warn the settlement of
an intended Indian raid, surprised by
the Indians, who have taken a short
cut to intercept her. Her only pos
sible hope of escape was cut off. as
she was in canyon whose sides were
perpendicular and-but come and Sc
one of the most thrilling escapes on
record, and one of the greatest feats
ever attempted for the motion picture
camera.
THE Devil of Tear"
His Satanic Majesty gets tired of
Hell and comes to our little green
sWard for a bit of excitement. He
selects Paris rs the place he is likely
to get the most for his money and
thither he goes. Does he have a big
time? Well. you can just bet your
life. After bit, though, even he gets
tired of Paris and back to Hades he
goes. taking several Of his ear
chums, and one fair sex that gave
him a great rush.
"6obby Learns to Skate"
This is the first time that we have
had the pleasure of seeing Bobby.
Bobby is playing for the Gaumont
company, and has our old friend Max
beat mile in this picture, at least
We guarantee this 10 be the funniest
picture shown in the city since our
great comedy, MAX Has the Boxine
Fever, which is remembered by all.
1t does us 2 whole lot of good tc
be able to offer a program as fine as
this, and We hope that all our pa
irons will be able TO see it.
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TRIMBLE ELECTED

Rochester, n. Y, Aug. 25-Judge
Harvey Trimble. of Illinois, was I'M
animously elected commander-in chief
OF The Grand Army of the Republic
TINS morning. Col John McEIroy. of
"Nehinston, withdrew from the con-
test. sag
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-08-26

THE days are growing shorter and
your electric light bills will grow laru-
err better have HOTTIE G. AMBER
SON 60 over your system and show
you how to reduce them
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Cuts and bruises may be healed in
about one-third the time REQUIRES. by
the usral treatment BY annlv;nc
Chamberlain's Liniment. It is an an,
tiseptic and causes such injuries to
heal without maturation. This lini.
.ment also relieves soreness of the
muscles and rheumatic pains. For
sale by all dealers.
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"casey's HoteP' by the Versatile
Lewises at the Cool Grand this after
noon and night win make you laugh
until the tears roll down your cheeks
This viii be the last appearance Of
these popular vaudeville stars in
Brunswick and your SC or 10c will be
wen spent to see them. together with
our excellent program of moving pic
lures.