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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-02
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ssed for over SIXTY YEARS ~ MILLIONS oi
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-02
1878 in New York

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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-02

items in advert on emnoo Friday papsf %
great o EomyB
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-02
4 Vice President James
mar Lies in State for
"a in Oneida Coun-
N Courthouse.
|OF MOURNING
ID OVER THE CITY
h Taft Expected to
ID Home of Family
fore the Funeral
Takes Place.

/. n. T.. Nov. Utica paid
tute today 10 the memory OF
re President James S. Sbcr.
ID. For hours this AFTERNOON
ng thousands of persons fled
NJ Oneida county courthouse
for the last time upon the
4 vice president, whose body
I in state in tho rotunda OF
d, clothed IN a cutawav suit
feposcd in a state ca askct of
Deauy. covered with black
With handles OF antique
|c vice president s face bore
scrcnitv, but il WAS over.
a tinse Of purple, the mark
n ualadv that caused bis
bis right arm lay a bunch
tbc gift OF his grhudchil.
% ono hand was A spray Of
from the Sherman gardens.
4 pin, IN insignia Of one Of
Hers 10 which Mr.. SheTms D
flesmed from tbe lapel Of
u rested ON a Bag clraped eat
|fs which was suspended a
11gs 4 foral piece of white
been laid upon the casket,
b, ferns and dowcrs were
b profusion on either side.
|or of the building was III
1fess with festoous Of flags
|opds Of black aud purple.
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sueser CAPTURED.

n,fis,; Nov. i,-An6rcu
IA, a.h oi the Fourth Tnite6
|'Ita 10, on " cdDcsday night
rrancisca Rijsii-s and
~ "rm Indians. who tried
Snors Ss captured today al
IS NJ, according 70 mes
'sNican authorities.
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Large variety of Fine Perfumes-AGUGUET Mary Garde
Pompeia 1ubieant IDEAL Pnaud Niolcttc and others
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|ds View Body.

lay in state from 3 o clock
boo until Q clock tonight
that period il was estimated
Ihau 25,0o0 persons passed
huilding.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-10-11
Snyderss Indictment.

Comparing the present Republi-
can administration with the Mac
CorkIe administration that gnGed
sixteen years ago is like comparing
any other antiquity now IN the
museum with the largest and most
modern inventions of the times.
West virginia has progressed in leaps
and bounds since the old MacCorkle-
Chiffon machine was kicked out Of
ofice, after it had looted the treas
ury, shown its ineficiency and dis
honesty in the business of govern
ment, and after It had wrecked its
party. This last statement Is made
Icn no less reliable authority rnsR
Col. Harry Snyder, editor OF the
Shepherdstown Register, who, in
that thoroughly respectable and re-
utabIe Democratic newspaper Of his,
wrote in February OF last year,
this:
ut is said that the Charleston
politicians who are now in control
OF the west Virginia legislature win
permanently. redeem the state for
the Democrats. Unless our memory
fails. us. it was under this regime
That the state-was- lost to the Dem
ocrats." ~
Eritor snyder's recollection was
all, right then and we hope mat 1t
is all right now, but he is giving
no evidence of that fact. In Just an
active enough way to get by" he is
supporting this same old discredited
regime, with the addition Of Senator
Watson, the representative in the
Senate of the United States.
Does MT. Snyder desire to have
the old rehabilitated, discredtted
and corrupt .MacCorkle-Chilton re-
gime, now more discredited and cor
rupt since it became allied with tho
Watson and the tax-dodging corpo-
rations in this state. fastened on the
Democratic party permanently and
the people of the entire state for no
one knows how long?
II Editor Snyder lives up to the
reputation for high mindedness' in
dependence and honesty as pub
Hcist and-a citizen he has built up
and no doubt richly deserves, he viii
answer this question.
The paramount issue in this state
is whether corruption in politics viii
be adopted permanently or rebuked.
Upon such question enere should
not be any party lines drawn by the
better element of West virginia's
citizenship.
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soclety's Doines.

A banquet was rendered senator
clarence w. watson by the people OF
Fairmont last Thursday evening ar.
watson came from his Baltimore
home to be present. Among the
sDeakets we're o. S. Mckinney, W.
3 Meredith: NJ. N. Nelly, Joseph no
sier and w. S. Raymond. of Fair
mont: ]. n. Wheslright' watson ;
successor as president Of the coaA
company; Congressman John w. Da-
vis. senator ". E. Chiffon and John
= c,of1Well. The old leaders OF the
rank aud fIe were conspicuous by
their absence. Perhaps they were
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said: Eve endeavored to pass a
registration law, as we promised
And every pledge we have carried
out 60 far as we could with the Re
pubIicans. or with the divided Sen
ate"
And how he could unbiushinsly
declare: ct want the people of west
Virginia in this good year when eY=
erybody is crying out for reform
when everybody is protesting to be
a progressive, when everybody
wants a new condition of affairs to
look about and see where that re-
form can best be had. or rather
through what fundamentally it can
best be erected. and when you "a :
done that dispassionately and hon
estly, prompted by patriotic motives.
and desire to know the truth !
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RINGN9RM
An EASY AND VERY SUCCESSFUL
TREATMENT.
Try This Remedy At Our RISK.

Try This Remedy ut our hiSA'
You know what ringworm looks
like-starting as a little circular
hatch OF tiny pimples, which dry up
into scales and are followed by an
other crop on the outer edge. thus
enIarging the ring all the time
1t may be caught from other chill
dren. and from dogs and cats Tine
ture of iodine is the old remedy. but
we have a better one now-saxo
salve, our new skin remedy.
Apply saxo salve few times las
directed by the book in the box) and
the ringworm vanishes. saxo Salve
so saturates the skin with its power
ful. yet soothing ingredients. that
the ringworm parasites are destroy
ed.
OF. course. saxo salve has many
other uses. All kinds of skin erup-
tons and disorders. eczema. BARRIERS
itch and letter yield to saxo salve
1t is a wonderful remedy and we
guarantee X most positively. Stone &
Mercer, druggists. clarksburg, W. Va.
Advertisement.
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$780, IorlneE. :

Had thu selection Of the United
States senators been the free and
unbought choice If the Democrats q
West virginia. We could have ae-
quiesced. hoping for the best, and
without shame supported their
leadership As long as they supported
Democratic principles; but when the
settled conviction that the result
was determined by corrupt f1Au-
enees Is thrust upon us by the very
course OF the senators themselves
who diEnthed the charge Of bribery.
50 impressiVely made, by 1GSeszss'
pledging that 4 searching inyestiga-
ton should be had and then later
suppressing the investigation they
themselves had promised, It became
altogether a different matter, pain
full and distressing to the last de-
gree"
The above Indictment was written
by Albert Sidney johnson, editor Of
the Monroe Waterman (NGOnros
and in this campaign a,
eleGtor on the Demo!
cratic ticket. I
Watsonism Is as great an issue in
this campaign In west Virginia as
Lorimer was an issue in Illinois. No
body can vote the Democratic ticket
and not help to uphold it and fasten
it upon the state for years to come |
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-10-11
HntaeId,s Fine &C.

Whatever criticism of DR.. Hat
field is made by the watson-cilton-
Naccorkle outfit. which has the poor
old Democratic party in subsection
is. answered by its own tributes to
the fine character, ability, honesty
and courage. that it from time to
time,voluntarily paid him. everybody
knows that it helped to elect him
president of the state senate. he
was the only man upon which the two
parties could unite. And everybody
knows that he more than came up
to the hopes and expectations OF
both sides. For his party Senator
MaccorkIe delivered an eloquent
tribute in the final session Of the
legislature. which has been read
Throughout the state with interest
and. it is now apparent. with ap-
prevail.
Another one OF the three biz
bosses of the Democratic party
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SEE.IG
ri q No 1919. fol.E
III over crooked 81 u.
ilisl eoEFJiIit. cor oFlaiti.0Ills Wien
Dr. ;isl-Il1lsd the gGNel. and
Hong before he or anybody else had
tanysi tI75lEht OF HIS being the gGbeE-
fnRtori n6mdnee Of his Plrty=
/ In his Charleston Gazette Of Jan
luary %. 1911. Senator chiffon wrote
Ethe following:
elm accepting the presidency Of
the Senate Or. Hatfield promised to
be fair to both sides, land he said Il
IN a way that seemed to carry con
viction TO everyone that he meant
It and had the courage to do # We
! believe that he will and he
cannot fail to recognize that the
EDemoerats believe in his integrity
and viii trust him to hold the scales
fairly. he was not selected by one.
but by both parties, a distinction
that rarely comes to anyone IN pol
titles. To have a leading Democrat
like Senator Silver place a strong
Republican like Dr.. HATFIELD in nom
ination, is a rare event; and to have
the nomination ratified by the full!
Senate, composed of fifteen Demo-
Gratis and fifteen Republicans is
worth going mites to see. That IS
exactly what happened; but when it
occurred. there we're ALSO thirty
West virginia patriots IN tn Senate
who had determined that no fifteen
West virginia patriots in the Senate
overcome any other fifteen gentle
men from the same state. After
working over the problem for days
both sides decided that DR.. Hatfield
had a lot of the Jim BiedsOe blood
in MIN, and they .knowed he'd keep
his word That word was simply
to be fair and to obey the laws. We
conEratuIate the genial doctor, who
Is, so we'll known in Charleston To
be trusted in weiEhty anairs Dy ones
fellow man in crisis, is a great
honor; and to make good' when so
trusted is better than great riches
or victories. The Gazette feels sure
that Dr.. Hatfield will make good
Senator Chiffon expressed the fun
realization of his hopes and expecta-
tons through his partner, MaeCOr-
kIe, Mt the close of the session.
are these men sincere now in as
sailing DIR. Hatfield, do You think?
Or. we're they sincere eighteen
months ago, when there was no po-
litica1 campaign on, in which DR..
Hatfield was cast for the stellar
Tole2 Plainly, they spoke their true
estimate of the man ana hts merits
in the early months of 1911
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-10-11

At the present time the Demo
cratic patty is carrying the heaviest
load and Is trying EoeompeI all the
people Of West Virginia to carry it.
They have Just one chanel to say
whether they want it or not. and that
,will-be-given them on Tuesday. NO
vem6er s. If they elect Thompson
governor and Democratic legisla-
ture, then there can be no question
but that, they the want to carry the
load all right.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-10-11

The Telegram feels very kindly
toward James ". 2obinson and It is
pained that it was noted in his
rawlings in front of the court house
Thursday night against VIII E. Nor
rfs, his opponent for the criminal
eourt iud&eship that Mr.. Robinson
made It appearAat Mr.. Morris's as
sailant on that occasion had just
broken out OF the hospital again
The voters OF Harrison county have
not yet decided to hold court in the
hospital.
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What Does A Change Mean For You?

prosperity just as you are about to pluck its choicest
Mould Won, the workers who must pay, commit
the mad folly of taking your government out OF tried
and proven hands and turning il over TO the self
seekers who are clamorng for its control?
When President Taft took over the government
the country was PROSTATE. Industry was paralyzed
Business was chaotic, uncertain suspicious Millions
were out of employment. Investors, wherever pos
sibIe had Withdrawn their capital Enterprise was
dead.
All this was the result of the panic Of 1907, the
talking panic" The Erich Mans panic, it was
called But do you remember any poor man who
1t took the Taft administration over three years
to repair the damage of this panic 1t required min
tie patience skilful management home and abroad
unhinching enterprise, good judgment and vast prud-
ence to bring the country out of that black pit.
And now that the pit is covered and the country
is basng more in the level sunshine OF prosper
ity do you want to take chance on being thrown
back? Do yoU want to take chance on being talked
into another and needless panic?
1t grave problem that confronts you. Wleth-
er you are motorman or railroad president, a day
Iaborer or millionaire the issues the sameeither
continued prosperity under sane, stable govern
ment or a plunge into period of experiment.
The question is not to be settled by talk no mat
ter how smart The huZZahs of the hustfngs may
make SWEEP music but in the background of the f-
ure yof may hear the mutterings of people unem-
ployed
Yc;r family stands with you at the dividing line,
which has happiness and prosperity one side and
unhappiness and even want the other.
If you are tramp, without kindred and without
responsibility, by all means follow the adventures.
But if you own stake in the country if youhaVe kith
or kin dependent the job you hold weigh carefully
the words and deeds of those who would lead you IN
mad gallop to the precipce Of experimental govern
ment.
Remember, change at Washington would mean
everything forthem. But what would it>mean for
Would the theories, untried and unproven, on
which the politicians are seeking to ride info Office,
benefit your wife and family?
Brush aside all the fine language OF the orators
long enough to dig out answers to these questions
You will then have reasonably safe guide Elec-
at home The intelligent man votes for that which is
best for himself and those dependent on him. and not
for that which is best only for the other feloV He
misled by the shadow of the bone in the water
The American people, for the first time in years,
have the bone of prosperity firmly between their
teeth Are they prepared like the dog the fable, TO
drop it, to chase elusive shadows?
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which is carrying the biggest
load, watson carrying Chiffon. or
&hlitons carrying Watson? A good
man might carry -asbad man. out
when a bad-man undertakes to carry
a bad man. both sink into the
..niuek, ., wrote Senator Bland in his
west Union Record once upon a
time not long ago.
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RnoFher Shipment q These
IS. Silk Comforts al $3.50

This is the third Shipment Of these
beautiful comforts IN the, past three
weeks Dozens and dozens Of eeonom-
zeal housewives have taken advantage
of this comfort sale. Handsome Silk
covered top comforts with eide Silk
borders, tackled with ribbon, filed. with
pure white corded cotton, large size.
Beautiful line of colOrings,,e Az excel
lent $500 value. Our price only $3.50
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-10-11

A charlesto1 dispatch from Cal
f: Young, the kilograms regular
Correspondent there. giving William
NJ o. Dawson's expose of an attempt
ON the part, of the Watson corrup-
tionIsts- to buy the Progressive
party. caused the "explainant' to
throw ats this morning. anG Incl
dentally to publish a fake article
made int its own factory in a des-
perate but futile effort to mislead
its readers and cast on the odium
TFatsonism has brought upon it and
its party. The .explainant'' story is
another one of those fakes, fizzles
and, frauds Fred L. shinn says the
.ea1plainant' Keeps in its lodging
issue box. and it is printers pie OF
the worst type.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-10-11

"NWOE GROUPS OF jealous pollclanS arc
crying to the country for change IN our
National Administration.
They want to take charge OF the naton
They want TO administer public affairs
And they promise wildly, eagerly, what Iley
will do in return-if only they are granted control
From Maine to California, their words I'LL the ar
And have you, the workers and taxpayers, whose
affairs these gentlemen would control, stopped 10
anaIyZe their proffers and promises!
To the politicians themselves these profers and
promises are of no special importance They have
nothing to lose. They have everything TO gain Even
# they lose they win for the contest will keep them
in the limelight.
contest is serious business and you should weigh the
consequences with serious mind. Dom take mere
words. Seek facts.
Out of this whirlwind of language which the
''spebinders send beating about your ears what IS
it that stands out, first last and all the time?
1--WE want change in Washington.
"A change for what? To what?
The present administration, after nearly four
years hard work, has finally succeeded IN restoring
the country's business to a prosperous basis
The mills are running full time. Mines are
operating all their shifts. Factories are working to
capacity. Commerce is thriving; The country IS
free of labor troubles and financial troubles
The workingman is steadily gaining better
wages The farmer is growing steadily more pros
porous The market for farm products has never
The railroads report the heaviest freight and pas
senqer traffic in their existence. Shipping is every
where active Public works on a great scale are
everywhere under way. Trade is moving smoothlyS
in ever increasing volume. The savings banks are
OVERLOOKING with money.
The United States is on the threshold Of the
greatest boom in its history. Within six months
under present conditions, will dwarf the great per-
iod that followed the Spanish War
And our prosperity will be here to stay, for we
are on sounder ground than were in 90.
The trust problem has been setted-and settled
right. big Business has been put in its proper
place and this without hating industry disorgan
ling affairs. The currency question is understood
as it never has been, and will be solved along sound
lines as soon as the heat of partisan political contro
versy dies down. The tariff is gradually being placed
on business basis, and will be out of politics.
Everything is shaping to give the American
people long, unbroken, unparalleled period OF peace
and plenty.
And at this time of all Others along come these
political gentlemen shouting for change.
Do you want change? Do you want to check
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-10-11

The Record feels sure that If Wat
son and Chiffon and their friends
can prevent It. there will be 9nvesti-
cation Of the bribery charges. Why?
Because they are afraid--West
Union Record. February II. 1911
Permit us to remind Senator
BIand's Journal that there has been
no investigation OF the charges
started yet:
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PERSoNAL

w. Meals is here from Mounds
vile.
r. c. Tucker is here from Nor
gantown.
E. W. oglebay, of waddington. is
a city visitor
HID. Reese. of weston. is here on
a business visit.
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en- cII5
- gotten til,'ll5b 4as IQeEltie
gEty lIIliar1 r. lEaollI
losI5 ZGf1.i.l El-eonId- ynblusll-
iJpgIy stand before an aIdlenee OF
presunaasbly inteIligent people and
'tallz that II -<-ozaetllt1g beyond the
ability Of 0ur 4eehle mind to gasp.
l[r. Thompson, as We have re-
marked before, Is the most pitiable
Hgure that ever strutted - prief
moment upon the Stage Of the drama
OF this states pQlitiess
Judge c. Forest Moore. Of New
York, talked TO 4 gathering outside
fewer in number than the ordinary
town Socialist draws there, and
9Ioore's Offering bore the earmarks
OF Socialism. James W. Robinson
then raved and ranted against VIII
Il. Morris his opponent for the
tudgeship OF the criminal court.
While 500 Will cover the number
OF both meetings. Watson's $500 re-
porter may figure It out as great
ovation from thousands OF people
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Hill. OF Jaeksonburg.

]. c. Hill. of Jacksonburg. is
transacting business here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles a. Barlow.
OF Spencer, are visitors here.
j. n. Underwood, OF Middle
bourne. is here on brief visit.
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H. s. Wonddel1.

H. S. wooden. OF Webster
Springs, is a business visitor here
Col Joseph tFuccy. general man
ager OF the CIarlsburg northern
railway. is here looking after bust
ness Affairs.
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]. C. chidestsr. Of WectOn. IS .
city business VisitoEs
John A. Sheppafds OF Huntington
IS visitor In the Qlty.
E. C. DAWSON. Of Weston. Is q
business visitor here.
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What hurts the Watson machine
more than anything else this cam
paIgn Is the failure It made to buy
the Progressive party. It tried It
hard enough as shown by an inter
view by Ex-Governor Dawson buS
there was nothing doing.
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1n.RVeline ECHO.

Socialism Involves the taking away
OF the motive for acquisition, saw
ing energy and enterprise. and a
futile attempt by committees to ap-
portion the rewards due for produc-
tive labor. Il means stagnation and
regeneration. It destroys the main-
sptfng OF human action that has car
Eted the world on and upward for
1000 yeaTs.-WILLaA9G n TAFT.
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$3.50 WOOL
BLRNLETS, $4.s8

Large size, 7ox80 inches. Heavy
white double Blankets with pink or
blue borders, beautiful quality at the
price, $3.50. Finished with wide Silk
ribbon binding. Don't overlook this
special wool Blanket sale. Sale price,
only $4.98-
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THOMPSON

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