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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-02-26
MoaDAY. RpBRUARY &C. lgla
AN Evening Eeho.

love labor. For II thou dostI
not want 1t for food, thou mayst for
physic. It 10 wholesome for thy
body and good for thy mind w.,
PENN,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-02-26
30 ING
NEWS
Snar pefeats Dresbieh.


Louis siIer, champion ten pin bowl
err Of Pennsylvania defeated Earl
Dresbach -FOUR games out Of seven
game contest on the Gore Alleys Sat
.urday night. The contest is fifteen
game one, the remaining eight games.
to be played at washington. Pa, sIl-
er's home, the first Of next week.
In the contest Saturday night
Dresbach started of like a winner,
making 221 in the first game and
blowed . one. pin spare in the last
box which lost him twenty pins. He
won the second game With a large
margin hut in theythird game he fell
and never got going again until the
last game which he won giving him
three out OF the seven games.
In the seven games siler missed
six spares and had three cherry picks
and three splits, while Dresbach had
seven missed spares, one cherry pick
and four splits, Dresbaca made Two
split spares and siler one.
Dresbach had high score and high
average. totallng, three more pins in
the seven games than siler. Scores:
Dresbach ''3'ls7 -
22l TSS 1872 162 1866 POI 19s-ls24
siler- A '''f;d2'
1853 164 1888 2Os 1874 216 1s4-fs2t
IN the six game match after the
main match Dresbact had an even
brake with: the champion, winning
three games out of six played. and
totaied nInety-nlne more pinspIn the
six games than his opponent Dress
bach boWled much better in this con-
test than he did in the first one.
Scores:
Dresbach-
1866 22s 224 227 17s 2O4-121u
Siler--..
~ ,: AZ 1888 1877 1870 1e7-ll1l
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-02-26

The clarksburg ten pin team will
play the Fairmont team three game
contest on the Gore alleys tonight at
1880 o'clock. This viii be the first
game of the season between these
two teams and large turnout is
looked fQS: as the contest Saturday
night between siler and Dresbach
created a great deal of interest in the
big, pin game, The local team will
present the following line up: Dres-
bach, Drake, Ours, Leachman, Smith
and stapm, ~
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-02-26
Is Shown in Al Well Drilled
= on the eve Farm Near

/, EsIAs s1G 1S2tllllllSlOll. fs.tt
cd oJ 20 go -- - ! GO 10 13T ssd
"a In the Stlinnston npooia CLAY DIS
tffetii tlf4s counts. the South lPehn
of COMPANY has drilled eits NO "a
on the W. o. Lowe farm sthrough
the ffty-fOot sand and has a. show
for a light pumper. on Jacks run
in the same district. the Big Injun
Oil and Gas Company is down i 900
feet at its test on the silas Ogden
farm. ~
On Tenmile creek. Eagle district,
s. R. Griffin is drilling a test we'll
on the Lydia Griffin farm. On the
West Fork river in the same dis
trict. the philadelphia Company has
drilled its test on the River View
Deyelopmenty CompanyTs property
through the fourth sand and has a
light show of oil. On shinn's run,
the same company is starting start
ing a test we'll on the Susan Neeper
farm. on Bingamon creek;,,s Clay
district, the same company is due in
the sand at test on the A. E:
'Wadsworth' farm. On the West
Fork river, Coal District, the Con
solidation Coal Company has the rig
completed for test on It's own
nronertvs - 81.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-02-26

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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-02-26

1866 22s 224 227 176 2O4-121u
siler-
17s 227 1853 1877 1870 1s7-111l
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-12
SANITARIUN LEADS
IN POLITICS
Three Officials of Silver City
Institution Each Permanent
County Chairman and Each
a Delegate.

That the silver city cottage sani-
tarlum IL political headquarters down
IN Grant county If shown by the PEE
Guitar coincidence which brings TO the
three state conventions here three
saniturium officials each Of whom Of
ficistcd as permanent chairman of his
own particular county convention In
Grant county.
Wayne McvcaRh Wilson. manager
of the stnitarum, officiated as per-
mnucnt chairman Of the Grant coun-
g. Democratic convention ana was "a
delegate 60 the Democratic state con-
Nonuon here Monday.
DR. T.. s. Bullock. head physician
Dt The anltarium. was permanent
chairman OF the Progressive convcu-
lion aud ARRIVED here Tuesday as a
delegate 90 the state Progressive COM
Nrutipu
To-day e. vs. Burt. superintendent
az buildings ana grounds az the san
iHrium. ana who was permanent
chairman Of the Grant county RE-
publican convention, ~ here us dele
gate Go De state Republican cOuven-
ton Mr. Burt leaves tonight for De-
lIuit Mich
TAX about condolences
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-12

with the dispatch ANNOUNCING the re-
Inducements of the Mexican federal
garrison az Aqua pricla. the arrival
nt NacO. Arlz.. Of i.00O Krag Jorgcn-
sen rifles aud 500 curbinvs with am
hamilton was reported by General
stcc,cr They Wlll be available for
the arming of Americans ON the
border.
General strcvcr also transmitted
reports ur lmYcndinR revolution in
Coahuila. Nucvo Leon ana Ia
muulipas
Latter adyiocs concerning the flight
90 Cuchulu Indicate the rebels lost
heavily IN men ana supplies i'hc
federal forces drove the enemy boz
fore thcm ana forced the rebels TO
ford the CoBahos river on RATS. The
rebels. 1000 strong. were believed to
have boon commanded by General
Oto2co and were ast reported rctlr.
ing toward Cuahuilu.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-12
NEGRO TROOPERS
TRIED TO SHOOT
Up THE TOWN
Policemen With Drawn Revoi-
vers, Compel Two Members
of Ninth Cavalry to March
TO Station.

Evidently believing that they could
have things their own way IN Albu-
quorquo. half dozen members OF
Troop a., Smith cavalry. here for srN.
cral hours ca route from Fort u. A..
Russell Nyo. to Douglas. Aria lu-
vuded the rcdlight district last night
ana proceeded 60 make things inter
cstlug Tor hartenders, pool room ana
saloon loungers. ANA Incidentally for
the police The troopers dlsobcycd tho
orders of their suprriurs ana loft the
santa zee station, taking with them
their Tcyolycrs aud real ammunition.
Entering Seotiilo's saloon, Third and
Tijerus, the troopers kicked az row
there. which ended prccipilatcly when
one soldier. more enthusiastic than
the others, began 10 fire his six
shooter into the ceiling Closing their
session Ia Scutillu'H. the troopers
marched 30 the Montcgumn saloon.
Third street ANA Copper avenue. ono
of tho soldiers had bun d,,& Tho
bartender uf the Montr1umn had %
cat Tho soldier "sicked' the huh
dog onto the cat There was Wild
rush of bull dog cat, bartender ana
suldiora out of the Montc1uma intu
the grocery store next door The bar
tender ondcnvorcd 60 stop the miX.up
between canine and feline For his
Interference he was compelled 60 get
up on a table and do q correct imita-
ton of the Navajo fire dance, being
urged on from time 90 time by dis
play of firearms hy the soldiers one
Of the soldiers finally fired into the
ceiling The shot attracted the uttcn.
ton 0f the police. 4 SOUND at blue
voats three tu boz exact. rushed 10
the Montozuma, Tho troopers owl
IDENTITY were under the impression That
the police would not Interfere with
tltr show inc! were putting un, either
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-12
REBELS sTART SOUTH
FROM AguA pRfETA

Douglas. Aria, sept. 1.-THE rcbcl
forces Of lncz Salp9ar. consisting Of
about $50 men. viii not take part IN
amy attack on Aqua Prietn They left
their camp four miles from The border
early today ana started south toward
~ Tigre mine. Ohicials Of the Phelps
Dodge company fear another attack
ON NacoznH
General Saniincs today sent out sew
cral hundred fcderals ON scouting
trips w the direction OF Rojas' camp
but 40 word had been received at
noon OF any rebel activities.
There has been much speculation
as "a what course would be pursued
by the fedcrals should the rebels de-
cline 20 attack Aqua Prieta when
asked point blank II ne would go out
and attack the rebels In that event
General sanjines declared that that
was military secret. The general
impression ON this side Of the line Is
that neither side is DESTROYS OF en-
gaging la actual nghting
score OF negro troopers Of the
Nlnth United states cavalry were
rounded up ana arrested In Douglas
hy au armed guard OF tho regiment
today. after they had engaged In "a
dispute with peace officers In which
rovolvcrs were drawn oy both parties.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-12
EDITOR
WITH AN AUTO
Fosters of Las Cruces --latest
Additions to Rapidly Grow
ing List of Journalistic
Buzz Wagon Magnates.

Tho sensational discovery was
made Yesterday that MI and MIS-
Orrin A. Foster ct las Cruces. better
and widely known as "rhc Fosters.
prdprictors of the Giu Grundc RE-
publican, are the latest additions l.,
the RANKS of the Journalistic honk-
buggy prupri"turs ui thc state. Tris
follows closely on the revelation
made ln the pccos valley Go the eff
feet that the publisher Of the Artosia
NoVs is gasoline mulctuCtor. along
with Don Erdzic of the LprGsbur.
Liberal who has AN auto lhat win 60
nowhere but to church on SUNDAY.
NJ NJ padg'tt. publisher of The LIS
Vegas optic, who has one tina, won
e. 90 church sunday or any other
day. aud others. Excltemoni lmong
the state editors Is intense and rs
snid that only strenuous work pre-
vented the resent meeting of Tho
Democratic pon pushcrs here from
taking drastic action iu the premises
"Nos we have uu auto" admitted
Mrs. Foster Yesterday when cuu-
frpntcd by the evidence. But lterp
quiet about a. The other day some
one got into the garage aud pa, a.
duughuui into the dlliorcutial aud
when Wc started on q spin the ma
chine went around in circl" t,r 'Iur
hours before we could stop Il urd ret
out We occasionally hitch n No TO
"a linotype machine or run the Press
with h so that it is not altogether a
luxury So far we have not tried 10
So Co church with o."
That's not ull see have" put In Mr.
Foster ut this iuucturr we also
have t2O,OOo lincl suit" hy rrmlih-
cd with purdonablc pride.
There la NO doubt that IN Fosters
are keeping up tholr reputation ns
being tho Invest wires I'm IA, New
McNico newspaper business.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-12
PERSONAL

\ requiem mass FOR the rcpu" "l
The soul of Miss stella pv Iullio.
whose sudden death shocked ih" city
Monday last viii be- celebrated h}
Rev a. NJ Mandilar, = j.. in the
church OF the lmmacului" '"nccp-
ton, ut $50 O'Clock next Monday
morning Special music viii bo rene
drrrd by the immaculate Conception
choir. of which Miss De Tullio WAS e
mcmbrr
D. a Harlan, Ir "f iiu''r ana
SOU. contractors. ir spoudug ihr h"y
iu Bcrnllllu supervising the work OF
repairing hrids, near bcrnali'lo.
which WAS partly washed away bN the
waters ot the Hiu Gruudr last sptins.
q. W Singleton, a prominent r"l-
road imam uf clovis b. member "i
the curry county delegation to ih'
Republican state convention here 'o-
day
Charlie. Brown ot gallup, county
commissioner uf Mckinley counts
and prominent man in IA, carbon
city. h delegate Co the state iio'
puhlicau convention here to-day
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-12
ROSENWALD'S Open
new DEPARTMENT
Complete Drug Store Installed
and Placed in Charge Of
Pharmacist of Wide Expert
enoe.

with characteristic energy and on
tcrprisC. the firm og iioscnvald
Brothers, has within the past week
enlarged tho scope OF it's merchandise
activities with the installation Of "a
very complete and attractivcly equip
ped drug department
The new department Is In charge
OF AN expert -. J Zaudorcr, who. Ia
addition 60 being graduate OF the
department of pharmacy OF Columbus
university, Sew York, also has "a de-
gree IN medicine from the University
of St Louis. MIR. Zaudcror has had
Twelve years uf metropolitan expert
ence as pharmacist and comes Go
Albuquerque with an Cnyinhlr rcpu-
tnti0n as "a thoroughly scientific com
FOUNDER at prescriptions.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-12

through fear or Cor other rraspna.
Tn, troopers refused to come to terms
quietly Hud % WIS necessary for the
hluoCoata to ,Eaw roNOlvors and dis
arm the soldiers hy showing Of ar
tllerv Private jackson and frum
peter MvBcuslcy proved ringlcadcrs iu
the affair and we're declared the men
who had fired rrvolyors Ia the sl-
looms Under struuR protest thcf
Wor, taken 90 The police station This
morning the men were fined sixty
dollars ur HNty days In Jail The
train carrying Troop e. left Alhu-
Un"ruuc before midnight last night,
the two unruly soldiers being left in
iail here. Arrangements We're nude
today tu send the troopers on the
special CARRYING troops T., r. q aud u
to Douglas and they were escorted
from the police station tu tho railroad
station by provost guard
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-12
RATTLE FoR POSSESSION
OF oJINAGA gTILL RACES

Maria. Texas, sept. l2.--Thc battle
of Ojinuga still is Ia progress. accord
ing 90 reports received here today
from border towns. The fedcrals de-
tending the town have almost cx-
haustod their ammunition supply
According % meagre reports recoiv-
ed here the.fodorals have retnken the
crossing at the Rio Grande which was
held by the rebels for "A time. This
crossing leads 10 Preside, immediate
ly across the border.
VI Del Tore. Mexican consul here.
Left this town his morning. Tor Pre-
sidlo where he win cndenvOr 70 get
ammunition 90 rcplenlsh the rapidly
diminishing supply OF the bcleagucrcd
fcdCrdls
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-12
BEST BAND IN THE
ARMY EN- ROUTE
TO DOUGLAS
Uncle Sans Soldiers Continue
to Pass Through Albuquer-
que on Way to the Mexican
Border.

Two special trains. carrying soldiers
and equipment from Fort u a RUS
sell Wyo.. to Douglas. Arizona. ON the
Mexican border. passed through AL
auQuerquc today rhe nrst special.
carrying She bend and replmcnmI
headquarters ana troop * ot the Nlnth
cavalry, arrived early this wornuR.
leaving for Dcmug az Sac. The
Nnh cavalry band. here today is
conceded 10 Doe 40, best army band In
the United states. every man ln the
band being born musician COl-
"nvl Gulliuylc Was iu command Tia,
second special arrived az n o'clock.
IN command of Major Rcid carrying
troops H. Z. O., ana a of the Smith
cavalry, together With three hundred
iur cavalry hurs,a uud Held equip
mvnt Thr'o specials uafscd through
h"r" YESTERDAY carrying several hum
drrd troopers and animals. An told,
N2' men ANA $50 animals have PASSED
through Albuquerque during The last
forty eight hours II Be- understood
that thv troop movement from Fort
Riley kanses, to douglas VIII begin
Monday. the soldier trains passing
through hers about wednesday, noon,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-12
UNIQUE JUSTIFICATION
OFFERED FOR BIGAMIST
my Leased Wire 10 Tysnlng Herald

NHmdUn, y ]. SCpt IL" Tint o
man with dual personality Is not re-
sponsible Tor bisHmy Is the testimony
placed before tho court here IN the
case Of James T.. Ennis. charged with
having wives IN both Philadelphia ana
Gloucester Mass 4 medical expert
called by Ennis declared that the pris.
oner had dual personality caused
b, "a blow on the head when Ia IN"
navy, seven years ago. Ennis said
hr did not know what Ip was doing
when he hurried the second time ana
that as soon up hc came Go hls real
self he returned
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-12
LOCAL NEGRO GIFTS
TIIIRTY DAYS N JtIL

Ira Williams. q local negro, who
served AN enlistment In the Smith
cavalry several years ago, was su HlHd
10 soc hts companions at the Ninth
while they were bon town last nighi
that he be,awc intoxicated. unruly
ana gave the police great dcel ot
trouble In police court today he got
thirty DAYS in the county iRl.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-12
AUTOMOBILES URGED
TO ATTEND MEETING

There viii Dee an unusually import
ant meeting uf automobile owners of
the city of Albuquerque aud county
Of Hcrnnliliu in the CONNER
cihl club tomorrow night. be-
thinning NJ o'clock Every owner
~ AN automobile IN tho county. every
man or woman who In Interested ia
motoring ~ urgently requested Ia
attend the meeting
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-12
0rITCIAL NOTES.

FunIt 70, \ VI Seplrmnor T.
The carbon city Beer ana Ice COM
pauy has changed IN name to Gallup
cola storage company and Increased
IT'S capital stock 20 $4,000.
A certificate of amendment Was also
nlcd by the crest Western Commercial
company changing lts name to the
Polish national sunitarium, situated
ut Roy Mora county, New McXiru.
This company viii conduct saniiar-
ium tor tuberculosis and asthma buf
fcrcrs The stock o. lncroarcd fr"m
Yaa,oo0 To- f2s1.0nO.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-12

For the stomach ana bowel dis
orders ~ babies McGEit'S BABY
ELlNiR iH q rrmcdy 90 genuine merit
n acts quickly, 10 pure. wholesome
ana pleasant tu take Price goo and
zoe per bottle. sold by all druggists.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-12

bach and Cottcri Tyler pordue aud
Harden.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-01-22

articles of interest, foremost among
them being one by DR. William Brown,
entitled: rs Love a Disease?" Ac-
cording to DR.. Brown it is and should
be treated as such. Another article
of especial interest is: who Are the
Ten Greatest Men Now Alive?" The
question was put to a large number OF
celebrities and Americans may be in
terested to learn that in every list
sent in the name of Thomas Edison
appears. And only second in popu-
larity comes that of Theodore Roose-
welt. Lip Reading" is fully explained
by c. Sibley Haycock, and an added
interest is given to the article by the
many photographs which accompany
the text. How the King Works"
which is written by a member of the
royal household, proves that George
is no shirker and labors as hard as
any of us. The fiction consists of a
dozen short stories by such popular
writer's as Morley Roberts, Richard
Marsh, Mrs. Philip Champion de Cres-
pigny, Austin Philips, etc. For the
youngsters there is a series of fairy
stories translated from the Russian
and specially selected by the car for
his own children.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-01-22
Europe's Huge Thirst.

A statisticlan presents in Paris
paper some instructive figures on the
size of thirst Of various countries, par
tcularly the thirst which must be
smothered with beer or wine. Bavaria
holds the record for beer, with 24O
liters to each inhabitant a liter being
Ia pints; Belgium follows with 221.
Then we get Wurtemberg, 169; Baden,
15S; England, 1872; Prussia, 1875; Sax
ony, lis; Denmark, 1O4 Alsace, 9Si
Austria, so; Sweden, sc; Holland, So;
France, 80; Hungary, II; Russia, s.;
Italy, @ If we take certain German
towns, the quantity consumed is as
tonishing. For instance, in Munich
the beer drank is $40 liters. Frank
fort comes next with 1872, and Berlin
with 200. France heads the list with
wines, 10S liters per annum.
Then follow Italy, g. Austria, &c;
Germany. Z, and England, 2. Nothing
is said as to the quantity drunk in
Spain, Greece and Portugal and other
small states.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-01-22
The Argus Daily Story
A Serum of Youth-By F. A. Mitchell
Copyrighted. 1911. by Associated Literary Bureau

These American scientists" said
DR.. Holwig-Sheinberg original investi-
gator at the University Of Bonn.
make me tired. | have just read an
article copied from an American jour
nal stating that one of them has dis
covered a method of preventing decay
in living organisms, or rather Of re-
newing the primary condition. which
is the same thing. He has been ex-
perimenting on bacteria and from
bacteria hopes to lead up to more
complex organisms. Thirty years ago
/ began where he is beginning today
and in ten years had reached a point
where I was able indefinitely to per-
petuate youth in human beings"
you did thatr' exclaimed Processes
Shredder. taking his pipe out of his
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-01-22
DOG Guards His Dead Master.

Streator, Jan 22.-Barking of a
faithful hunting dog guided a search
ing party TO the point where Walter
koetz had lain dead for several hours,
while the dog stood on guard by his
masters body. The body was found
in corn field and 1t is supposed that
death was caused by conclusion of the
brain brought on by a fall on the
frozen ground. The dead boy is the
son of Christian Koetz of Grand Rap
ids, Ill, whose daughter Emma be-
came the bride of Albert Schroeder on
Wednesday.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-01-22

Justice Harlan died full Of honors
and more esteemed the country over
than any other man on the bench.
On the chance that IL may express
the relation of cause to effect, it is
explained that the inventory of his
estate, just filed, shows him 70 have
been worth the modest sum of So
ESQ. He left in addition $500 in
life insurance.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-01-22

II you have any thought OF making
Westminster abbey your last resting
place you will have to reconcile
yourself to the cremation OF your
body. The new dean purposes strict
ly to enforce the rule TO this effect
promulgated by his predecessor.
Some ten years ago there occurred a
particularly distressing case. where
the body OF a great statesman, who
had been consigned TO a tomb in the
abbey, after a state funeral, IN lieu
of quiet burial beside his loved ones
in the village churchyard forming
part Of his estates and adjacent TO
his country seat (the form OF burial
for which he had begged and en-
treated in VAIN had TO be disinter-
jed some weeks later, owing to
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-01-22
Longing.

Longing.
Why can't have hay fever.
AS other people do?
So many friends are favored
ought to have 1t too.
Could 1 but be afflicted
Then might pack my grip
The same as do the others.
And take a dandy trip.
So long as I am feeling I
AS husky as an OK
/ have to stick to business
And take its steady knocks.
A weeks end at the seashore
Or two weeks country board
At some resort quite modest
Is all can afford.
Could I when fall approaches
Begin to wheeze and cough
I'd have to drop my labors
And take my six weeks of.
I'd have to drop my labors
And to the mountains fly
Or seek a sea grit island
Where board and grub are high.
It's really quite a nuisance
The way II ties one down
To be so very healthy
And have to stay in town.
OF course. to be too sickly
I own is rather rough.
But q is great to manage
To be Just sick enough.