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The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1912-10-11

Forecasting the verdict of November
fifth is just like counting the chickens
before the eggs are Matched.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1912-10-11

In selecting jurymen for the federal
court in this judicial district care seems
to be taken that none but members of
the '40O' are drawn.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1912-10-11

A merry married life never fails to bring
about short married life. It's the old, old
story: soon ripe and soon rotten.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1912-10-11

HORACE ROSCOE cAYToN, Publisher
SUSIE REVELs CAYToN, Associate
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1912-10-11

When Bob Hodge swore to his primary
election expense account it was SO ridicu-
lous that even Kenney Beaton held his
breath to prevent his teeth from jarring his
brain.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1912-10-11

We suspect that New York woman that
rowed a half-mile out to sea to save a
struggling man who found it her husband,
felt that it was loves labor lost
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1912-10-11

When the jury returned a verdict Of
not guilty down in Aberdeen one day this
week there was such Creech in the town
that it all but toppled over
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1912-10-11

England Afraid of Our Cotton Indus
try" says head line. Is it the bowl
weavel or the scent of the cotton seed oil
she stands in awe Of?
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1912-10-11

When Greek meets Greek then comes
the tug Of war, but when Greece meets
Turkey then comes a sput and a sputter
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1912-10-11

Admission to the world s baseball series
is worth pretty good mans years salary
and yet 10000 or more had tickets through
the gates.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-27
LEGAL NOTICE.

Ir IHH District Court ~ ere Tr.faI
States. Northern District rf Frrrffn SOL
y Eru.fF Tinted States df America rs
y fl ru.ErE arf = o. NnfHia partners.
under flr fru name n suiFsv a Mathis
End " u WHHHrUW
Uu cells UaH came 81 fr - heard f.n
aHr.iraflrr 90 tEe Whites Htnfff ~
AwFr.a. r.afrf.T in enc above STYLED
nuH uamtnFHH cause frF or order Hfrrrf
'rE ffe rheHrf fefrrIarfs. W erIVpr
arf MafrIH tr appear and plead.
answer 1r fewur herein 81 e enF eertH .r
CD o. aFfIEHafHf ~ fEa Court And H
nrTFarinE tH fEe Court tfHt frfH sH.f .a
"HrlrTFured Dol ElaEnfim. fn enfuraf #H
equitable claim CD lard situated I'd fhe
county % Santa R1Ha. ir ere state %
f'nr.da. nftrE 'n fhn northern DtHffi.f LA
SAID state. ere wtH heiHE tl remove
certain FnrlHIhrarrFa Hrd tH cancel rae.
rHf. arH trF Ha.f defendant a. W srIrfv
aHd "a Mathis. roe hFinE faumh wIfffu
IHF HatH northern District 81 Fiurkia ard
FHff
hrs ~ eaart bsiaE o. ne spinisn thst
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TO n CAwTHON 70 e. y " rou's Stable
/ sale 3moVirn
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-27
aRoGR o. OWLS
FtRE DESTROYS NUcH
PROPERTY NEAR AsHENtLLE

Nsb~Elus N e. NOV -s-Ffre ~
unknown oTgFIn started nt midnight.
destroyed the business district ~
Black Mountain. bu, one store 81 cun-
sequence being eft -hn total Bose
q estimated a. tsh6e
-Four stores fw0 livery stables. f
r. Eht depot a d-rsUIuE lumber
company warehouse and stock -
lumber wrre burned
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III you miss your paper.
phone $4,000 before ten
o'clock. and one will be de-
liverei you nv special carrier.
MOTHER WEIGHING eco
GIVES BlRTA TO TRtPLETs

Chicago Sot. 26.-Mrs. A. v. Grant
out 81 haywood. 4 suburb. h attract
Ing The attention ~ medical men 70.
dar on account ~ = remarkable series
~ births. Mr.. Grantout h the mother
Ui trIpicts al boys the Fret % which
vas born On THURSDAY night forty
elRht hours before the other tao came
iufo The world Another extraordinary
feature In the case h. The fact that the
mother e. stRhs about coo poundt
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VESSELS m Port.


1teamentra
Gothic. w. 2kae. HIGGINS. Docs
Grnndo 60 Gulf Transit CO.
Eastlands. nr. 1851. Lloyd Mobile 20
John a. Merritt a CO.
J n Luckenbarh. Am. 3igt. nennsr.
Santiago. Cuba. 20 Gulf Transit Co
Cayo soto. ~. ltox Raider. Tampico
o. Gulf Transit Co.
wilma. span isfa. Arroteaui. Fort
Tampa 90 Gulf Transit Co.
Himaiala. British. ai5a. stuct. Port
Tampa. Co Guf Transit CO
shipa
Gszina. Nor i1iS. --. Nate. 20
order.
nar4s
Blanca. Nor. it97. westmark. rio
Ianerio 70 order
Elida. Nor. iiaa. Olsen. cape To~n
to order
Barksntinsa.
Beatrics. ftaL tfa2. schianlna. Co
noa 90 order
schoonsrs.
nunn Christina. Am. ib6. Petersen
Havana o. John A. Merritt a CO
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-27

"rUr guE1fIAN SCOTT. PIANO
aww"rA ffaT TRAINS rrktfrrfs a Il
.HH HffH FHnN Hr-IIE TEeHfUr
.hf MErHnn go Waaf Garden Poo.
Ir.s.H fhnnn rr- rnefa
WILLIAM TArrTfRki Mus ua- can
.NrHuEmFn" EHu'. Hs'rw his mmEhnal
fH teacher fr E""rE EiHHIHfH rhnra SO
Ir srEirE. orEan 49, T.ana isss7ns
fEnnWf NJ
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-27

In fhs rnitah states District Court
Nnrfhnrn Ftistrtrt ~ WimwtNn ~ nmmk.
ufufrf fu ~ M "a craft natikfrut
Nonsarnia. Fla Nov "a. 1918 TIE csea
NnrH VI M " rraft ~ Pensacola ftM
saiH niafrirt are hereby notified thas ~
coo s1rf daV ~ Nnrafnhrr. A ~ 1914 -
unH iuif affuaRef q hankraint. ara that
tho fret nfretimn ~ De nr~fn~rm wlfi ~
hrid at mE 1alrf toa Thie@@n puiIhisgl. n
ere rifV - rnnnarnia "a on the gfh
fav ~ nerruhrf a vi 1914 81 III n'elnrh
m. ~ which fiuas thn rreHifnrn nnaW
attend. prove fhfif claims anpnint . friiss
toe. examine tha bankrupt and transact
aurh other business e. may urupNflv rnme
rfnrr said meeting
pATTm.IyO cAMrBWII.
Referee IN bankruptcy
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-27

MONTY loaned o. real esfate cr personal
isnnI rate N interest HALL a Co. fFk
o. GayerunnHnt street Phone ifea 1aer
MONTY l1aned ~ diamonds and hinh.
class trweirV 81 th# legal rmta - lutnf.
esf WALL CO. lfM ~ Government
street rfnwe fifa aaru
SALARIES a. wnmHa purchased. Wtarni
discounts HALL a. co feN Vt Gov.
ernuerf street Prove fffr aasp
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY ITO LDAN-Ta huF and hnna
NHIsHs and iwTfuEe property fl f.E
FFarH Hwe silver. Borrower rau return
#H.HH fn HrfHN u.HHfNIN payments af ntfN
H| ff % rFf H.nwfH .n each ff 600 harruu.s
r.... .r#Eu.|r# 4 per cent Interest WHY
uHF rent uHHn SOFA can nuru > home Cor
f.H same money Oh great many in
stances uHr TIHu Is much cheaper fhnn
paving rFUf $50 iona wafffrn HH unf
have fH bus FfH"b Fnr further Irfarmna
fIHu and fHH particulars. rHf nf write N
"a uawurT care pauHarnIa Investment
Co. ferHaraIa. Pa. gfu0V
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LEGAL NOTICE.

saia arpHeatirn shnuia ~ Eranfrh q q
ordered fhnf fhe saia = - RniwsN aTf
n Mathis HefnuAanfm ahHM mupFm
plead nmHwer ~ hruur a. fhs hN q
Uiatnfim em ~ before fhH afh deV ~ fHr-
unrK. a ~ fhfn ere SANE hstmm SO
nrst MONDAY ~ January. 1914
Thaf certified rurteH - fNis arfeF -
fFifNarea o. $50 renNnrnin fnurnal =
nswHpmunr published in rewsarnia. 49,.
ifa ara that ths sauan - utlhiiahef nnrs
weTk feF ga consecutive weeks
fenua "A nrhurWf ~ nts~m court this Hfh
az ~ OHfotef. A y fetf
WA y Hfu-rrAHn
NmdNe
w. Mnrsh CTerk ~ th~ niutflat
C0urt ~ fhs rnitef Ntnfes frr ths Nnrfh.
err frtsfFfrf ~ F7nflaa hereby certify
that ne frreuntnn y true ana correct
Transcript from TIE rsooras ~ ths saa
count
witness my hnna ana s~ai ~ naia
Court fhis ifrd dar " 0rtnhsr. A n.
tpta
v " MARSH
ernrt nam8w rierA
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-27

NORTHERN ETYrWR want Southern
farms dIrerf fsafirn wffN 1wn~rH ~
commission what Rave vru 81 eel
81 rise ~nufharu HHunennakars. FlurnaH.
rnH ftfA Atarta. az etrnv
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-27

Aus - Wimalain. aik.. stuck. for
barcelona vith A.a1b res oak slaves
fnr Trieste with a17 600 n savn tim
hcr. for Venice with 2as Geo n sawn
timber $4,000 n lumber ~ tons
bunker coal
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-27

FHHr HaHw 49, F..aHha HHH.H "a al
t.'.k 10 Maka offer hffr-s. 7
f1' NJ. tH'N
80. 600 60. - -
irrrTHrr-s eih afi az go terms
~
roR sALr rr7rruEn RfrtHh,rs
H'Rf ~ ~rf eHnlf eiHhi go
OF N.'a". to 10 -
at.rt, \. l.,r r.i.i ~ "
i.irs HarrsH la nnNff"
.....-...
FFlN &AIh 'lifA Two So Hf".rf Y
ss-rrs rarf rrrrlTrrs ie.ns d prp1ks
BE- Eaat rsrfa-r uesgtrt
roR sAtI wen rayfur roauiua bausa
sai. n tss.a ~ rnr. win nv ~ lnre.
tfzats hldrras ag hare 1ournaI
asnovst
rnR SALT wsrs Earrsrs ana
0thsrs
FARM IANne C,~s Efats ard laratiur
E1tTy yENrs urr agrs cash
u. WV CENTS Fs' are pf
so INrERrEr ON TAXES
EAN Y1u hitter invest your savinFs'
" nEFNE
Prone 1908 ioi' p csrrRnt,,.. Y,
FOR - l4E Roll tnr feHh u 900 80
ehlnn. ,. ~ friefrichasn A Son.
FOR sAtEa7 sores. 80 oren lana tia
per arre. 200 acres woodland land hnrd
1900. 80 a~rsH woodland land. at toininN
znof srhunis. church and good nstRhhrfr
5000 WHfrr, me hunfinN Eround ann hsh.
lng places and Ire hest alkround good
hammorh land n West florida 500 49,
,ss ssr ne . . e ~. s s.As ssr Sf
y We, Fio',sa 6sSs ' s3rs. y S az VII
-srm isps az soa y .s : 20 TAR ssss
cations a. Dock Bailey. Chipola Calhoun
County pa tfort
, n fAWTfNN 70 az y n rnu'H Etahls
sale fnoyim
FOR EATE TREES TREES TREES
orange. grapefruit. nE pecan. p@arh.
pear. riun1. ara IN kinfr ~ fruit shade
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-27

Cfff III ~ naE1Ner. reliable rFarvisf
nan wants position or private raF lust
afurWffs
YOUNG NAN warfa position stir retail
Errrerr or a. sfnEk Hiark with wHrIHsH r.
rr1rFrN company 20 T. gfnuErIs
WANT Era-=Marrlaf man. position -
"a FarHar or ruHa#frr EN- HHw EN-
nlnv 80 Rnd want On make HEawne
have haf etNht yearH eNrrFfenre tr gen
sfal rHrrhnuHfsf and an Furnish aHHH
rFfaranra Address n g. nF N No
e bHN q. ErterErIae. Ala afuHrFfs
FNeITHHNHA competent accountant
rarat'a ~ HumHifnM any hnnkkeerfra
nF1uuai Son. "a nnHu frr enNnHHrnanf
Heasrratis EaIarr Actress SIS care
1crrnal ftnrt
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-27
HARBOR AND
MARINE NEWS.


The british steamship Rose lea ar
rived ~ quarantine YESTERDAY she
Wsa released later On the afternoon
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-27

SIZE " " FAncTTun 90, az Eaat
Romano Street prone fsf p n nov
fsf. Cor hssf shafs~. unhoisf eriuE and rs-
fnlshirr - furnfturs fToctI m
MERCHANTS TRANsFwH CO. Thor
"a Therssn. PROP ucHrlfs AZ Eints -
rrnVfnH mnA hau'luM Frumiture packet
fnT ahluuFsnf Furwifure stores 90 -
phons - psuot pane 20 fiiun 80
TFNTa AND TAHrAuT.rNs. an sises
Co. sale anh rert corFespcnfsnes 50
neitst -, y -. ~ 80 -, Ia
tfTa ttfsh
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-27

r r PHILLIPS s.e'v
Pensacola Nacht a aotss Sect ciuh
ksNalar wrekiv meetings on Wsdnea4
eav faa
rHOs c WATSON
n r. HAUBfs Commodore
Secretary fuHs-wsf ~
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-27

Read The Journals Want
Ads and Profit thereby.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-27

HOOTON E WATSON.
Tive rsrtsi Accents
nr' EHHfiRH nNrna e.
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Co
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-27

FOR sALF-A u-fsr bore rra~ff~anr
new sffh 2 ~ lrfH SOFA ~ Naw
HIfv. Apr'g - tas M-HuFh f1n-f
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SECRET SOCIETIES.


-. @HarlaI rnnHn"n alton ~
Ne Horeh Chapter $50 e.
m1NnI ArrE Masrrr. Wed
unnHaV November 81. a.
-" no g. "a W-uFk ~ IRE
q ~ nrNrae VISITING
gnmparlnrH frntarna .iy fr-
- yitfh
IS wALroN " p
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BARGAINS ~ FURNITURE. rev -
srrnrf hard. bought, sid o. gKchanE
81 raFn nF HasV naFmeHta Mattresses
wmHe - nFNrFs Oh nmrH renovated ID
UHefs FHrrfturs &c. 90 ~ rarraGouna
street 2tnow1w
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sos REWARD.

per ere arrest mnH conviction ~ any
rarfv ~ parties caught uufratfng or a.
frr1Ffna anV pFupertT % tfs Interstate
Taif AsHnrfhffan IN fhs fafv grounds a.
WIrfrian Part fntsrsfsfa Fair Assoris b
ftrn fsnnVt M
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For SALE

FnU ekr.w Three f4urffs HrHF shs 81
ErV taE aTrrrff
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The Fisher Real Estate
Agency.
"rHE pENr EcToRs"
psoNE g0sf
HELP WANTED.

WASTED Arsrf to sell fn Erarnrf
nnH rFafhurarta valuable nrff-ia sc
fr go Fer wsrf eaeiIf Hafe AfTraHa
a ~ Journal HFafa rFn1g.rfs
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FOR SALE.

TuH gATr frrtEHt rfars r. 800 COO.
HfffHH afF rs IN n#f#h nan Phone
ffEa a. NEH stwnrTfs
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-05-29
SHERIFF jim
Arrives in the City after Be
ing Held Up and is at
the Bijou.

'ssherif Jim, who was to appear
in this city last night at the Bijou,
and who was held up ON the way
over from Columbus, arrived in the
city this morning and viii positive
ly appear at the Bijou tonight in a
strong, thrilling western drama, en-
titled +sheriff Jim's Last Shot"
This picture, made by the famous
Nitcgraph Company, is a strictly
high class feature film and one that
viii make you thrill from the start
to finish. The scenes are dra-
matically staged, and the photog-
raphy is perfect. In addition to the
above reel, the management has Sc
cured two more fine reels-"Jack
and Jingles," an extra fine selig
picture; and an Edison feature,
Won WeBer's Last Waltz" which
will make an unusually interesting
performance. Five cents to all.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-05-29
'gINI SERVICE
Examination for Position 81
Marine Fireman is An
flounced.

A civil service examination With
oub date is annESuced for the posi-:
ton OF marine fireman at Fort Wash
ington in Maryland. Of which the
salary is $40 in addition to rationa
no educational test will be given and
will not be necessary for applicants
70 appear for examination. The age
limit Is 20 to so years.
For applications for examination
address the Board OF Examiners. The
Quartermaster's Office at Governors
Island, N, Y, or District Secretary,
Fourth Civil Service District, Wash
ington, ., G., for Form No. 1900. No
applications. viii be accepted unless
properly aecuted and filed with the
district secretary, prior to the hour
OF eloAnh business on June s, 1872.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-05-29
ONE PARDON
And Two Paroles Are Grant
ed by the Governor
of the State.

CHARLESTON. May 2s-one
pardon and two paroles have been
granted by Governor rGlasscock.
The pardon went to Jack Bursee,
aged 81. of Ohio county, who was
given two years in March, 1911, for
breaking and entering a railroad car
and stealing some cigars. A num-
Der of other persons were involved
in the offense.
The paroles went to Frank Bean,
of Kanawha county, sent up In 1908
for malicious wounding. and given
six years, and to Irwin Porter, of
Lincoln county, sentenced in 1906
to eight years for second degree
murder.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-05-29
INVITED
Are the Mayors of Several
Cities in the State by
the Governor.

CHARLESTON. MAY :s-Carry-
ing out the invitation extended to
West Virginia by the secretary Of
state at Washington, written in con
SEQUENCE Of an Act of Congress,
Governor William. E. Glasscock
has sent Invitations to the mayors
of a number of cities of the state,
and has also appointed a commits
sion Of tiye physicians as requested
by the department OF state, to rep
resent the state of West Virginia at
the fifteenth annual international
Congress on hygiene and Demo-
graphy, The Ave physicians ap-
pointed by the governor will coop
crate with the. committee on organi-
aation in planning and preparing
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-05-29

0HgcAGo, May 29-May wheat
closed / 10. corn 80 IA, oats So.
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the exhibition

the exhibition.
The physicians named by the gov
ernor are DR.. John a.. DIckey, of
Wheeling; DR.. o. o. Cooper, OF
Hinton; Dr.. W. W. Tompkins, of
Charleston; DR.. John N. Simpson,
of Morgantown; and DR.. w. w..
Guthrie, of Huntington.
The cities asked to be represented
through their mayors are Benwood,
BIuefeld, Cameron, Charleston,
'Clarksburg, Elkins, Falrmont, Graf
ton. Huntington, Keyser, Martins
burg, MOrgantown, MoundsviJle,
Parkersburg, Point Pleasant, Rich
wood. Wellsburg, Wheeling and
williamson.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-05-29

To read he ads in the Telegram
regularly is a THRIFT HABIT sis
course, you may read a good smaby
that do not actually enable you q
save money; but, likewise. You may
read ONE ad. some day, that win saSe
you SO much that II viii pay .y,H
handsomely for All the fruitlesG tehd.
ing you have done.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-05-29
NOTICE To aoNrRAcroRs.

Bids win, be fecsiyed by the Commit
of the City ofa CLARK sburg. until 1900
O'Clock. noon FRIDAY, June 18th. 1919.
for the foiieEing, street paving In ths,
City Of 1Claris sbltesSk e
Water street, south TO Mechanic;
First street north from Pike: second
street from Alafnftc Mechanic; Fifth
street from Main to L~e; Lee street
from Fifth . Holden; Chestnut street
from Main 10 Pike; lincoln. WEBSTER
and Virginia stree Is. Cthe part OF the
work thereon heretofore authorized
and uncompleted); Sycamore, north.
from Pike: Preston street from Hicks
man to Wilson; PhilippL street. east
225 feet; North Maple .Avenue from
Meigs Avenue to Pike: Mulberry west
from Sycamore: Alley between North
Third and-.North Fourth streets,
A certified check for $500 TO ae-
company each, bid, same to be res
turned to unsuccessful bidders, and
to successful bidder after filing such
bond as Council may require.
Bids to be delivered sealed to city
Clerk. anCs marked IBID on Street
Paving"
! Plans and specifications can 'beS
seen at the office of D. ID. Britt Guy ].
Engineer, Empire Building.
Council reserves the right to res
ject any and all bids.
Clerk of-city OF ciarkstiiirk.
4 I
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-05-29

To all those inquisitive persons
who ask Frank Munsey, the maya
zine publisher, what reward he ex-
poets to get for working SO hard in
the interests OF Col. Roosevelt, the
one reply is made that he is labor
Ing for the Coloneps nomination
lust for the good Of the cause,'
Munsey Is the publisher of Mum
sey's Magazine" and a string of east
ern newspapers, All are for Roosa-
welt. The rumor recently went forth
that Roosevelt had promised Mum
sey the Enthusiastically to the Court
Of St James in the event Of another
Roosevelt administration. This ru-
NOR the magazine editor promptly.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-05-29

sheriff JIM" a thrining western
drama, at the Bijou today. See it, SC.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-05-29
sroRK BRINGS a BOY.

The stOnk brought boy baby %
the home of Mr.. and AIRS. Charles
Wright at Northview wednesday
morning and there is much rejoicing
in the household over the happy
event. Mr. Wright is a popular glass
worker of the Travis bottle factory.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-05-29
FOUR MORE DIE.

vILLAaEAL, Spain, May 20
Fur additional deaths have occur
red among the injured in fire
which destroyed a moving picture
theater, bring the fatalities up to
eighty-four.
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AMENDMENT LOST.

WASHINGTON. May 29,IThe Sen
ate today voted down an amendment
to the metal tariff bill placing a large
number Of ta+ning implements on
the free list,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-05-29
INVITATIONS BILLED.

Initati94s are on the schedule for
the regthH meeting of clarksburg
Camp No. ~ Of the woodmen of the
World tonight in the Williams hail
on Second street Important bust
ness will also be transacted.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-05-29
J Is the batting averages:

Team batting average. ,Iz6a.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-05-29
AVERAGES
Raised in Game Sunday
against the Morgan
town Team.

The loca!s-all raised their batting
averages in Sundays game against
the Morgantown team. The fol,
lowing is the batting Averages. 3.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-04-25
Princess Victoria.

where could she have gone"
The chair referred to was a
large leather one piled high with
cushions.
The cushions on the chair be-
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-11-27

b. McNair was in town yesterday
afternoon from Pryor
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-11-27
A FAR-REACH|NG
COURT DECISION
Special Improvement Taxes Declared
to Be Illegal.

a decision of far-reaching and un.
usual Importance was rendered in
Judge Davis court here yesterday in
yolving the validity of special i'm
provement bonds for paving several
blocks of the business streets of vi
nita by &. ]. Overley & Co., some
three years ago. The suit was brocght
by Morris f. Knight against the es-
tate of DR.. A. NJ. Clinkscaels to re-
cover the amount of the improvement
tax levied against the lot upon which
the Cherokee building at the corner
of Wilson street and Canadian avenue
stands. The case hinged upon the
census of 1907 as ordered by Presi-
dent Roosevelt preparatory to the rat
ification of the state constitution
Judge Davis held the census of 1907
upon which the improvement bonds
were issued was not a legal census
and therefore Improvement taxes
levied Hereunder are not legal and
cannot be collected.
Vinita became a city of the first
class based upon the Roosevelt cen
sus which showed a population Of
more than 5000 whereas the govern
ment census of 1900 showed only a
little more than 1900.
If this decision stands the test of
the higher courts, all the special inn
provement bonds issued against Vi
nita property are null and void, and
the question arises as to whether vi
nita is city of the first class.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-11-27

ed to provide for state instead of eoun-
ty inspection A school of instruction
for health officers is recommended
For the State Reformatory.
Warden Clyde Reed of the reforma-
tory at Granite urges a special reform
atory statute to include the indeterm-
mate sentence; for the parole system;
for pardon after terms of parole have
been fulfilled; for teaching inmates
useful trades. lie asks also that judges
be required to commit eligible prison
ers to this institution; that provision
be made for the care of prisoners with
infectious diseases, and that laws
against escape be made more rigid.
Director W. D. Ohern of the state
geological survey asks the establish
ment of commission to inquire into
the cause for the high price of coal,
etc; for investigation of water avail
able for irrigation purposes; for min
eral exhibit at the Panama exposition,
and finally, asks a law giving state
geological experts passage across pri-
yate property where some ignorant or
eccentric person should object.
w. NJ. Malone, building and loan
backs up State Bank Com
mission Lankford in his recommends
ton that all building and 10 associa-
tions be brought under the supervision
of the department
Adjutant General Frank NJ. Canton
asks small appropriation for the
Troops Called Ont. fund.