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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-19
Wednesday, June 10, 1912.

All Indications favor the view that
is now gaining in strength, that the
people OF Mexico are getting tired of
revolutions. It s about time
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-19

We trust that the Eagles from three
States, who are here for their joint
convention, will have every facility
Tor their procedure, and that their
sojouru among us viii ne so pleasant
that they will be eager 10 come again.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-19

A stiff effort is being organized TO
fight the lwo-third rule in the Demo
cratic National convention. But il is
not likely TO win. That rule was
adopted by the Jackson Democrats in
1882, and is fixed standard
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-19

President Gomez promises TO stamp
out the insurrection in Cuba in ten
days. This to ward off intervention
hy the United States. But if he doesn t
do ii. then what?
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-19

And now it is Champ Clark who is
: second lincoln y And it must he
confessed that compared with Col.
Roosevelt, he may have shade the
better Of il, with both long way off.
Sharp County record., 1912-06-28

Road lvergear Dow Davis la jr. q
whole recl OF likes E4 wants 60
go .3 work. on the 5u---c roads Drer
-Y soon ami, since ICae GAYS Or.
der --ar road ayergeerg work the
WORST part of c1eir roads trsr Davis
.s ina rancary which way r1 uu-
Lclawurgs E4aG -aelesg -5 -1le
any medicine Internally for nlsn,
Lar Or chronic rheumatism. AN G.Ial
Is leeded .5 d hee 4DUlcadon Of
Chamberlain -4a-mar- Sold BY
all tea.arg
a soot ram shower 'sil 1ara
-uesday A very -eagy ram. ace.
eou1anIet BY 1ali. ssAa few miles
north OF here l cla 5raw1erv rive
ar Eec-Cu.
Oliver Eagerr ,1e DC the eidesc
@a-ana Of sae Nna Mills sacacu. a
gaIuaa lla laaY .ranua .u Lgsa-
l- Shade .5r few days anti .1ag
are a.. Lad - sea alu.
The woman 5t aday aho -aa
.a0t .aat1 .ard n1er oct
sense e~sar eyes aat a .a0a.g conn,
g.sam aa raaag .' g~ac. living
md .aot .uasr.oH. waa Lee adur.
a.m q. ar.a #r atas-
.un a faulty ser.ua aun-
.r ut Liver Taa.a 1911. rraat
For #.@ by # dealers
raoa'ur .tat auana ra0e.
7~et ..ar .r.aa aU aur.
aa. " .wNea aas..l ara d.
4ar1 aa. .ag vaaa IS aaaa
was a- aar1 tesa .d citizens
are long .ra dalr OF .a er
.ar Wd .ar Hmy u0 a
.am umg aor. .a"g Hu.g
.rHWoGa
Sharp County record., 1912-06-28

The Uniform success that has rr.
a1tad rae rse 1. Chamberlain
.alc -hrara and llrl0el E.ua-
ay taa --ls r d lw~.a arery.
where ...11 always 6e te1ended
-poa. For sale 1ya.. dealers
Dr. T. M Cox ar his rcraet1oot.
containing l atta more .tl1 seven
dollars a 'an5 Days l,p The tgct9r
says t1ls Gas a.. the money he
1wued but ws guess De was n.ya-
ken a5Cls saaa
-ls.s one medicine chm, every
family mould re provided with .au
aaBara-I -4.r. rIa summer
uarrl viz. ".m.a.ns 'uH.
dcu-ra and 1.a1tuneI Remedy r
Isl almost r.1.l .e .eed 1.
COSTS our uarrat rau you .2
']rt -5 bee adtaou E' Foo sale uy
l4 dealers.
IA Shar-. d res retul,1r
v1o was aara .l.s week, WAS Hag r'
.la posse that prevented .ra -r.-
'ery 1} rie 7...zeas Bank @, uau.
1ath 51ri1s 1aa day ls v.e, la
rle attempt 10 .oot .1s agu, um .'
.le bandits 3ea Jones. was stu, Co
death and GwU 1t s1ree Others we're
taken prisoners The eau.i.te roo.
BEET" entered aas nluN u. .we.yc
a.nct llr.c,-elsald 0.Hnr-s who
bad Hocg warned q. she nlmu' aae
s86s @afe 0a .arH md gave .Hm
a tara1dad TOO watm Zee comfort.
Sharp County record., 1912-06-28

The '1'rwnt aa aar .i .ne lr.
orr add alternate Twa seiecraa d
serve Id Che Hrruir ramr 'r the
Northern 6tarrcr af Sharp sogafg
ar .te lH 1912 au
Grand .aurg--Iaras b Arm.
uacr John vi .aaaan b A
Couch Dave Cash James g.
Loc.l Thomas rarny IS a. Camp.
5au William PmaQ66 William H.
@a.or JOHN 0antdam s =,
rS6w6adr a A .add James a.
N6rraa j @ Phillips BEN NJ
Yates Sanford | .muaL
Alternate Hmra uw-w C.
herfnH w ..ur . 81 seadmr
w w aohHH.0r Wesley Mo-
-alIam5 W. 1 .9HmrL
Petit rrfg-Dha'.ea NJ Wilson
w B Gnnt John 5rra j W.
Hampton g Wilson ..af AI M.l.
1m @1Har WraEg l."Iuta gar
atlga I6abu lIrW Iam@ .U@1t
l d. Jw.uHda @ r HlU.dt John
G. smith, G. a .a0a G u wrtb r.
&. Amsuo6 9 w Norris = l
Wroaam1 Im Baker Ieors
&. Gray . r. .ahrun E f EcJa.
l aeodHt gumn 8anderg
Alternate . Irma=g H
Martin 4af5e N6rf.a j s. Id#
taha Sta e. Ir Cox 81 q Taylor
Sharp County record., 1912-06-28
LOCAL NEWS.
ss.AN~NN@@a e. a@NaNAs

Shelby Woods tsuuued Friday
from Baresvlile where be Denr a
week.
Miss Mary SncEar- vent TO-
Baresville -lis week TO spend a few
weeks
T. e. Sharp Of Cave City was looN.
md after some business larrara
here Friday
H T. Croft, one Of The Record
good friends ar Sidney was a Visit.
or TO towr recently
Gus Orr was down from ASH Flat
Sunday seeing some or at least one
Of the Evsning Shade aria.
Miss Marjorie s0clard Jafr %aa.
aesdaY Tor Ash Flat where aa will
spend SOME lma VISITING friends
&C. M0ser left Wednesday '8r
Adam Okla. TO spend q ruDla Of
seeiCa with bis 5roriar &. ~ Mos
sr
Claude .sra cashier ef -1e
bank ar Guor nag uauae ela par.
snrs and friends ara lew aaw
,atsiY
@ A. Webb Of Strawberry .5wr.
ah.p vaa aouas Alter aur 8ua-
less mauarg here rsa latter BART s9
.aEr vaeIC
5aruegr 5toa Mere -a of asrs,.
n.e keep Id art .na OBJ. amg.
ar7 aad .alea H a ss nvr
Tor a1a COME 5 aat .aa sa~ r
prira
Sharp County record., 1912-06-28
ASSESSORS NO1|&

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... run aleas F1. .r I.A IA III
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.In" "rar, nTemh.n. "..H 4'aai' Il
"r.suuH .ama.r. ~ .4srlA', NJ
N.gm mrarmafg .a. sasal4h w
r.ua -,amaa. sr. na rbg
.Na.N# "HIH $4,000. #..
.alH# rUw.. 0Ea.l 'e-.~ 7"
um.u awr9H. IarFt II
.asr N.agn r.wlr. Co.'s 's'a'' ."
Nun.Il Y.Hr N. ii
.m Nr.. r5una.a "".h a.ia4'
N. al
Narat .oa rlwa,bu. wua aa''''''
"sarrHala IlH# ,w
#u.. .mur'sm.u. uun" .'''''
.u. i... .I las
naum nwtau. wHEm .fNl' A"
n.la. Iw#..Nu.. .a
H.#n ".aHst#. ..H.f '.".... s..
.um HHn. ..a# n .'"
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mrr nsyman .
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~.arr r##f. fr.a... '.r.ll. '' -.
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H grrt Fg8shiH. .uiHHHs .''
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a..H .auaau. laU.HH '"al "a
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H.... a.
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HaaIaa. I4# lal a,su
a8#uH U0waA.u. #luta. Iash
Iu. ,lee alWNg l.4 ,tah
I.aeau6 ll,yasHe, sgHfo. Iaii'
I#Fe a..n
7s FHrt -tvtab.a, rasHat ,''a'.
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0HIHetFHHtlF. lmiH taa4
Ws4Haa,I la. UF NaHu d.
ted 4HaiH a avsaHE haas sh '
HsagHE Jug ll Aad s6atsE I4H a -.i
W.T. 4lA
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Sharp County record., 1912-06-28
TRUSTEES SALE Or LAND

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HIarH .HHa HrHH# HH .l#HHH." Hu.
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"N F.vHH Uu..aH . "m. .rn# .I..u
pmN Na |0A ".. ma u0uHaH .sr..I
aurl 400 Hla f.N aeD.nI.rs uU.aa
.r I# m.tHH aHwIm NuH ..UHH tas
utFHH Ht Isni .. .aHa MHTH.Hf HE #WH4
.H u.H..HW. .na "HF NuH tsaH.F
...ft.#. ..r".
.U. "u. u.t Hr d. H IuuIur
..IrH I.ut.. ..smeH Ha .aHa ".H. n .Es
H.| .H..farH .0HnuJ NJ ruuHw
.fI HH HH4l.u H ssu .au4 # UiJ a=isf
.ft suvHura hsrsaa sg.aF laaale I lfef s14
leaa aA la.d l.ll. I51glal4l WI -tlslaN
Sharp County record., 1912-06-28

r ruFae r r.a rHrr .rfHr'sn''i
arHn4w5 H sand ..g. . .rslt nd
4luHF .rsr Ha,st H HHH .HUHa7t d az
HarsHrHHH 1891 r i'I'r'n 2
m."r uu rt .- srF. land iRa
s.r lsurr r .rH .a1rrh
sam~lr sa. .a, .ii2,
#rul raHa la r1e rn.s3 Iaaas i's
Hn .. EVENING t1ds. Pa aa Soaas'
Hv0 .. harp County, Na7aat 0e''s
HH .fmrwrI #v aB Zoe sAod'@
rH. ....rr .. ut as H .s a'pI@
nwrHla. ffH suA lrt .Era'1t Of /"
.rs lgm.H. H. a.a ..s aal 'n''p
.lr rmunurr- 4 uy. a8 u. .f1r'dt
10 ~ gSToV
HfT U. H.'l'ea ~
Sharp County record., 1912-06-28
DEMOCRATIC TICKET T
Eu Ilrati s5ag1a anUrw
.7TF DAVIS.

zu -u.rd s1ayaa rnUrm-
ETFL1T-g
FIl' 1o,a~lU~-
lUTT E0GIaGDw.
gmrsae-1ruvlI .ara-
EsRlEW saDGEG
Eur .tur~p General.
La. aHuEL.
5r are nralwrar-
IW rF0CEEmT
for ats Auditor
EHVM oAmEoUT
Err superintendent Public nmrurrUu-
uRCE b. -oGN
Er Commissioner -ara .mua-
EFUHUE -TE.
Flr' a17rrult5uQl -mmiwaaun.-
.EN "a. PAGE.
Tu' ghipf lm,lra Supreme .1mr-
.. UcE -4.CE.
E0r ta~s91at1 .iIguc7 supreme -m--
FRANK .MrE.
51r }Giraad .nnmauaupr-
cav aELLAHT
7w .anr~asg.-
W. 4.o.lU.ILD.
FW rdmratl0r
SEQ r. THpHRlTz
For Pr1garurnw AGnmrv
E Az N1ETECUTT
rI lata 3fnat1r-
I'D. 3. TEBGHsIM..
5T RsDr1sentaava-
E w. GOODWIN.
Tu'Cmmrr udpu-
ALLEN GAY.
Flr hpr~tF Ind Collector
W. w HRI.TNW
j1r lar', mu 3aroua,-
JAS. IL 8adFgDN
For County 9.u1mpr-
" 'EoMn'UW
Jn' AagessU'a-
q IL MgCALEl.
tIr smwav0r-
7.E. PRICE,.
Sharp County record., 1912-06-28

Mrs CD. Wilson left Monday for
. a WISH win her cauehrar Mrs. @
K. Davidson at Love. before rsur--
.1a To- her home 4r @l-LarC.
Misses Ollie anc Eaa Taylor will
5ealu d term .f school In taUcC
No. +3. In Lebanon -gwuanp. The
second Monday .- LeEr ICLL1.
John 5rsrow VITO ives a lew
niles from ow1. found q bee ree
aar v-eL He cook iarrY-tur
pounds IF 11e honey r-areEam
MA. raqer wnc raa Been wrr-
na "a go~c deal CT accident and sick
benefit Insurance lately spent a
.ar .r TWO .l Ash T'aa ---a Week.
Those l1le6cad TO the Robertson
estate al mil account viii please
call ar the EanLat Evening 5laaa
and serr.a came. W. C. DAWSON
administrator of 2abeCgoC estate
Duly aIE applicants Cor -aaCnerg
License were before Country EEanl1-
or G.. Shaver la lie lHra,7 -y-
Ga-nauou here Thursday a1d T,,-
tay9f .asC week
Homer A. 6uca. 8ue OF sUrevs
best Young men. has been I'M Even
ing Shade several days .araIv HE
a seI.na aluminium cooking vara
and .a selling .C. TOD
Earcu Et0s Mere Coz Of 5aras-
vile will have e.env ef 1n Cans
with io.derad CODE Foe 1urna r
muir ready lar tAl.vsry by rne
-slh
A. @ Rush. she carpenter who
lives ayers. miles sourtv4sr 1i
.0wu las been tmna considerable
work. here during .ae 7asr Few
waeHs amt has mch more -3 90
The nirzana Of tta GLanwlLe conn.
muay aaarher with many visit.
5rs from aC,er sections enjoyed n
all-day ina.la with q eogrual. 1.r.
ler Deau au -le grounds asJ SUM
day .evral Evening Shade -eo-
pie were present.
Fred Z. Wilson Of @I.iar- vno
Spent q few days ID Evening Shade
lately has been Employed TO aaen
l rae tartY rGs.. rrtoI lrrrt
m aagr GERM Wg .Ute Davidson
D.. .la place taa #ro .arued "a -a-
HuoUa .aar ca00.
MRS. T. No Coz vrnr .aw1a
.ea1 "a .act arar near .ar home
near town few .au8 aao ga-
4a.g sa aamwr wa rrad uur Of
e BOTTOM .mg .y r.a aaara .w
Wa .ua HU country u Ws. la
.a. decided aor . .um
w wna0 -aw
Cw aar aa .ag m Hw
I'd. #ra . wH . #.. n
... .a -ar I'd .e .. m .a
a wa 0.. .a ..r
E wHa ouw.as Like a
...m uoU wu .a mad
Taa demand r waaafm.f re
nMu #u.m .uUr. F..
ruw .an 0a raarI evan .6a
g Dw".a a smrr0 Ha-
auw#a course ra a az
ar. a.or Arg .ra .arWaa
.a aa.u..maa .r mgunu
n
Sharp County record., 1912-06-28

m0urGut cough H nor .aaaar1N
when .a .r#Ha U6i loose lad
aH0errm.1 easy ag Uaa Caala-
aeram Cough medv 4. tAa
bN"u nn . .ua arder.a gf
.la .amg w. .ar1arJ uCcra8
Solid n. .Uu.rH
Sharp County record., 1912-06-28

Mrs. Sars1 Murphy li tILs Mills
1uu NLrg Mary Hail Of 1Ea--gg--le
are new readers of the Record We
are g-ad TO have the names st
women on OUT I-lacrp-0n BOOKS
because r-4v are much more GER
rl1 to- pay their debts to- the paper
--aL are --e Men tl-lz
According to the Hardy Herald.
r. NJ Jackson. a leading merchant.
vas the ErsC person arreared foe VIZ
9iauou cf -Le CARNAGE ordinance
reeeuEIy passed by the town
council OF Hardy Mr. Jackson was
GrresuaG after he had r-r0Nu some
. aals into Main rreeL HIS -Ial
las not vet been Leid.
AS var no raacEerg have -ear
employed FOR the next term OF
EnC0l 4C this place, and IT. Is SAID
d meeting Of the board will be -eid
Today tgr rle puID0se tCoEsIdewla
aDClCaCICus ilr r-a different rLacas
Prof. u H. Baker OF Conner VINO
was being considered for the 1rlc-
ra-aLLD, has c0u-1CCad to- leach In
the school lit Mountain home.
Judge o. a. CAV rerurus1 to- Will
fort -l MS way home from HARDY
where he L=lG gco1ar= .ourr ---a
vseiL The Judge says -1a- the
Egug1L=eDGa bridge on 5-aw1arry
rvar La now raacy for Use and .s
being laeC by the pUllc. HE z9-
rea=a TO- be very well satisfied with
the work gt =rscu1a and recon
arI-l-Ll the. bridge. aWaHr rLa
Ca-ll--. lie appearec to nave che
opinion cIlC tine Ca-LLlll is loC Ersr
class work He says that the DaI1r
has not hardened and a srL-I SOFT.
lG SAYS rlaC the gaIlr was -LEad
win c0arolI instead oi lseed ll.
.t course ne 4Il -or say what he
viii -o 1lE we are oi me opinion
.laC he viii not allow The -lI 1gr
Painting unuI the erdga is reDaIrr-
at In -aod eauGuQu.-1 --.1ar,t
News.
Dr. r. L. Darby and W. NJ Land
rerl. AGENTS. ll ca-rle -cE eradlca-
non. We're In Evening Shade a day
Two rhIs week They are max
ill Preparalous Co dip .a11.e Id the
vlC Recently constructed here 90
next Saturday morning, anti chose
VINO desire ra have rlar oarrLe .l1-
1ea should have them 1n -and lr
1har time. llasrs Darby and Ian.
lretl declare rley are 4olag To- TO
nothing .n t1ia facuon Of che raul-
cy 6uC deu0uararl0l work '0r .la
benefit oil chose who want -le work
done ald also iF lie 5enedr 9t
chose VITO are a1 tle g1m.0G that
dipping will inirs the eaGG.e. No
attempt will. bee made .l require
chose who l0 nor yala -lsr .arr.e
Dipped 8 laya .le WORK t0na
These 51aau went .5 asglaAefrsJa
Wednesday, A ula WAS 'eaalrOy
aua .laf place. but l aa.d aar-
siderable sBG0sulaa aaa leya00et
CD having .G 5gl .lla use. Dr. Oar
BY says aa aas raralyad "a petition
signed ag mra ban alghry uen
asNua .aas .u salle Dee ..ggeG
.lcra uEl alGar Che seeJsm5er at-
acao0 when rle proposition Wi. le
y3rad um Dr. Darby a5da .aaa
rhe fruta.aaUaa ao Will be- gsed
al.H .. Huaa #.u mMr 1 He .r.
ana aa others vii. be- alet 4 use
|
Sharp County record., 1912-06-28
The
Proof

The auassar..a. rw.
nt tlOsoauta su.H.n..
Efdoi .lat ..s years .s
service have .aar .a.
lstactay .o ..s ...,...
The fact .uat. ....
losses sl sus... .r.aa.
that Che uau. Ha..
1itda ban, f. ..uar-
yatsap Wear. .t.
lD believe a.a have I'm.
confidence of tus ara
.ic and we shah. .aer
that confidence ug com.
ti1ulnt ttDDrars.r fluse
methods which nyu h.
80
Bank Of Evening Shade
The Progressive West Virginian. [volume] (Williamson, W. Va.) 1911-1913, 1912-10-17
HATFIELD AND HOOPER ALIKE.
Roosevelt Denounces Tennesseean
for Doing What West Virginia Re-
publicans Have Done.

Governor Hooper Of Tennessee is
situated technically the same as are
DIR. H. D. Hatfield and the other nomi-
nees on the Republican state ticket
IL West Virginia. He Is running for
office on a Taft ticket and standing
on reactionary platform, exactly as
!, the Republican nominees in West
Virginia are standing. He has pro-
claimed his allegiance to Taft, as the
West Virginia Republican candidates
have done, and like them is asking
for the support of the Progressives.
Theodore Roosevelt has expressed
himself as to Governor Hooper in
language that applies as well to DR..
Hatfield and his associates on the Re-
publican ticket in West Virginia, and
this is what he said:
Il speak against Mr.. Hooper because
he has condoned theft OF the nomi-
nation Are you going to vote for a
man who winks at as miserable a
theft as that of the base pickpocket
who steals your purse? Governor
Hooper is condoning that theft"
The Progressive West Virginian. [volume] (Williamson, W. Va.) 1911-1913, 1912-10-17
NICE FOR THE FAMILY
More Than One Third of State Au.
ditor's Payroll Goes to Himself.
and Relatives.

State Auditor 7 s Darst who is
seel,ina reelection TO ore of the mos.
imporant Offices III the state. doesna
care much whether it be Republican
Progressiyes or any othpr party mef
bers who support him, 50 long as he
is reelected Ana he@ has GOOD rea-
son ~ want the office for anothe
term, for lie and his family manage t.,
draw from fhe state in eonnectia
vi.h the @ico more than $lo,0eB
year, although the salary of the aed'-
tor is fixed By law at $4,000 and he
is prohibited from accepting fees.
The Office Of the state andltm Il
right much Of family affair. as az
present. conducted, tho an&iter, two
cons, niece. nephew and broth.
er.in-law being employed IN the office,
and all drawing pay from the state,
while one son draws pay from tic
United States at the anne I ale. II
Guiding tte pay Of the au3itor tic
payroll of the Office aaio u 5 tosS2,3 70
a month. Of which &SG9 ~, or consli-
erably more than one iFd If the to-
tai, goes into the FAM Of the audi
tor. Leaving the aud Jr out OF con
sideration the payroll q the employees
Of the Office amounts 10 s1,9749l. of
which s494.70, o. more than fourth
iY,ff ha 70
The auditors payroll for Angus
shows that his son Guilford Darst, is
on the payroll for s2,5o0 a year, and
that in August he also drew SAG 81
additional, making total for the
month Of $25 70 Al the same time
the same O. ford Darst draws s e59
year froT the United States as q
re tired nav&i officer. He was retired
March %, 1911. on account Of deaf
ness and has been on three-fourths
pay ever ince at the rate of $3.50 a
year.
The August payroll shows that c.
H. Hetzel, nephew of the auditor.
draws pay at the rate OF $3.50 2
month, while his niece, Grace NJ. Het.
gel, is on the payroll at the rate OF
$40 a month
In addition to these persons, an
other son Of the auditor is employed
In the Office but is not on the pay
roll He is understood to receive 500
a month from the contingent fund. A
1 lrother-in-law Of the auditor is alse
employed but ne is not on the payroll
End probably receives his pay in the
same way. Is it any wonder Auditor
Darst wants the support Of Prog Hes
sivss2 ~
The Progressive West Virginian. [volume] (Williamson, W. Va.) 1911-1913, 1912-10-17
Hon. G. II. Jones in Wyoming.

For the. past few days Hon, G. n.
Jon@ s, Of Williamson, the Demo-
cratic candidate for Judge Of the cir
cult court of this eircnt has been in
our midst, meeting with our people,
and looking after tile interests Of
his candidacy.
Mir. Jones is pleasant gentleman
and is not only a lawyer Of ability
and experience, but as a nan and a
eitizs n, be commands the respect
and esteem Of the citizens Of his
home town, regardless Of political
differences, and the estimate which 9
mans neighbors place upon him may
usually be relied upon as the correct
measure Of the man.
nv temperament as we'll as by
training and experience MIR Jones
Ii we'll qualified for the responsible
duties Of the iudgship. and tho people,
or fills circiut should give careful,
unbiased consideration 70 his candi-
dacy. The man who r. sides over
the Circuit Court for the next eight
years may be called upan to PASS
upon the title to every dollaris worth
of property you own, or he may pre-
side over a trial in which, YOUR Life
and liberty are at stak Wh n. Kind
OF a man do YOU want reader, toSpass
ltpon questions of this kind IN which
you are personally and vitality inter-
ested? You should vote for that man
Tor Judge whom YOU would select II
I,f,I MN n
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First Watson Chiffon MacCor-
kle combine and bribery of the legis-
lature. Second Tax program as pro-
posed by legislature of 1911 and as
found in the MacCorkle and Lacy
bi,'s This should tie given wide pub
llcity, dwelt on in detail and can't be
too often reiterated. Third Disfran.
chfsement clause in the Democratic
Platform of four years ago coupled
with the clause, contained in the
French blu INTRODUCED at the special
session of the Legislature OF 1911
These should be sent broadcast oven
the state. Especially should these
facts be made plain to the negro vot.
efs and the voters living in and
around coal mines and working IN
factories, mills. etc.
The campaign for the state and
county tickets should be conducted
upon these state issues with vigor
upon national and congressional tick.
cts upon the broader national que8-
TONS
Reports Of meetings Held to date
largely attended, people deeply inter
ested and anxious to have the FACTS
laid before them.
There is great danger of Watson
money. This should be HAMMERED
into the people upon every occasion
that Watson is trying to buy up this
state and re-elect himself to the
United States senate by the same foul
and corrupt means that were employ
ed in the legislature of 1911
Respectfully submitted
&C. b. SMITH,
The Progressive West Virginian. [volume] (Williamson, W. Va.) 1911-1913, 1912-10-17
BLuEFiELD BANK CASE IN A
. NUTSHELL.

Name of Bank-Bluefield Bank
ing and Trust Company
Date of Failure Sept. IS, 1911.
Amount OF State Deposits
$85, 900
Amount Of Security For Same
100000
Value of Security-Believed to
be nothing
Last Examination Prior to Fail
ure April 10, 1911.
Examination Made by s. v. Mat
thews-Then Republican State
chairman.
One of Stockholders-E. L.
Long. State Treasurer.
Actual Head of Banks. M
Smith, Colonel on Governors staff
and close friend of the state ad-
ministration
Charged by Law With Investi-
eating Suficiency of Bond For
State Deposits Governor Glass
cock, Auditor Darst, Treasurer
Long, Superintendent Of Schools
Shawkey and Attorney General
Conley
Candidates For Reelection to
Same Positions-Auditor Darst,
|. Treasurer Long and Superintend-
ent OF Schools Shawkey.
Candidate For Election to An
other Position-Attorney General
Conley.
The Progressive West Virginian. [volume] (Williamson, W. Va.) 1911-1913, 1912-10-17
EDITOR oGDEN's VIEWS
AS TO DR.. HATFIELD.

One DR.. Hatfield seems to share
with A. L. calhoun, proprietor and
manager OF various low resorts,
tie dubious honor OF being the
real head OF the Swisher organ
ization In Mcdowell county Mn
Isaac T. Mann furnishes the
money and feure- in the. rrints as
the big boss bit Hatfield ana Cal
honn round ZIP the 1000 or 5000
NEGROES Re I'd dispose Of their Votes
This rs al press rarH to d nnta
ton Of mo Fact that Hatfield hos
lust broNen into prominence Dy
hrutaliy beating mp a Democratic
editoE WAC had the temerity to
cali attention to the disgraceful
social and 3olitiea conditions thar
pfe*ai3 in Mcdowell county After
nearly Killing his man, he went be-
fore an accommodating Justice Of
the peace aud was fined tribe
for b S amusement
This is specimen Of the men
and Of the methods by which ii is
expected to roll up an unprece.
dcnted majority for Swisher in
Mcdowell county. Hatfield, the
man.killers Calhoun, the dive
keeper. ana Whyte, the defaultlng
ey sheriff are precious trio They
are fit representatives Of the no
Bile cause Of Swisherism and will
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West Virginia and 80 cents in Indi-
ana; and the Fifth Reader Al cents in
West Virginia and 40 cents in Indi-
ana.
Exchange Prices Also Higher.
When an old book is exchanged by
book companies make an exchange
price which is fixed in each contract.
The exchange price on these same
readers, or the price which the pur-
chaser pays for them in addition to-
giving up the old books is as follows:
First, IL cents in West Virginia and 6
cents in Indiana; second. Is cents in
West Virginia and 10 cents in lndi-
ana; third, 20 cents in West Virginia
and IS cents in Indiana; fourth, 20
cents In West Virginia and Is cents in
Indiana
These are samples of, the differences
in prices between the West Virginia
and the Indiana contracts. 1t would
seem to be Objectionable enough to.
change the entire school book system
at the expense Of the book buyers
without increasing the cost of the
books to West Virginia purchasers
above the price at which they are sold
elsewhere. Every head of the family
who has children in school feels the
effect of this school book law and
should remember that the law was
passed by a legislature Republican in
both branches and was approved by
a Republican governor; that Dom.
ocratic house of delegates passed a
bill postponing the change in school
books for at least two years. but It
was defeated by the Republicans in
the senate
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