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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-21

had number o. wells completed ana
readyro be SHOT, butwere holding on
litHl me pipe line ,gis prepared e han
tlle an Increased production soon
AS Increased faeilities mad been com
pleted tde CHARTERS company gave its
| I'd, s on tie Hooking Products com
pany's property a shot and It respond
ed by producing 325 barrels the first
24shours. No. IS on tie same proper
u WAS shot about 6ie same time and
produced $50 barrels the first q
ho6rss
Inside ftiIe corporate limits OF New
.Straitsylllc, the Dcyhlcr Oil & tias
company has comnlried AMI sltoi IVY
well on tho Nelson Essex lot and i
Giucp4 gJ 5arrels lie first p hours
win Of ti,e village Nj l,ssllgs ;O5 y. 4
Gas company has completed and SHOT
IL. No. !, ON the John G. Wien farm
tmj,as a Az barrel prIucer l'ile y
lot, development 1T New "StrsItsyillt
Is Increasing in 4oJnms IN a shorI
~ ~, ,i.iot o6efstIons nj $eN
StraItsvllle will equalitAe activity Ina
49,. 4. i:.S!laen ant. JUnt;.o
Il Ghout three years ago.
III the a;e@ stra!Avillc ena'' of III,
eli there'atc a nuu&er Of wills pre
uclns lOOior m9rcbaEels a dl%. l9n%
no rs ro!Io@s:: t.hlrt:RrH Oil com
aQyi !NoS., ~, is. 20 aal 81 MosSiuS
tOlIt S ronunay. lands. ~. 40 "
md ito barrels. respectively; Kun
orI Oil & Gas company No. Spencer
Yhrrsor 'nn l-;Ffrdi.' NJ S'1m
Fletcher, 200 barrels; Betty OIL com
pany No. Barney fBolt-Gardner Goa
4 r!o company. 1856 barrels: am
5wiihcr OIL comtany.No. 2 New forE
'oal contrary, 15l barrels.
In Hopcwell township, Licking coun
ty, the Columbus Gas & Fuel compan,
has shot Its test on HE T. n. Cartnai
EARN and It will make about such 8
producer as was estimated When frs
drilled through the SANDS or 81
barrels a day.
Two AM. oue,halr mixes south OF TIN
produceFsfsnn the McCrackcn farm, II
IIopewell township, section ~, thC
| cotnmbus Gas y Fuel company hai
drilled It's test on the J. S. Gard farm
through the sand, but It's status as.
producer will not be known till aftel
1t has been shot. Within the next twt
months there will be quite, littl'
work started in that locality.
Shallow Sand Producer
In the Newport district, Newpor
! township, Washington county, thu
Crescent Producing company has drill
ed It's No. ID OH the Charles S. Plum
mer farm through the Goose Run Sane
and has a show for a 1O-barrel pumper
AT Junction City. Perry county, the
Junction City Oil & Gas company'i
second test on the P, R. Cain farm
showed for buster when drilled
through the sand, is pumping 10, bar
rels a way. Ralph Bros No. on the
Sarah j. Patton farmis producing 90
barrels day. In the same district
EftalphjBros are drithng'a test, on the
WIFE Saffell farmG and tBe Pike Oil
e. Gas company has thetrig completed
for d second test on the .J>-.T. .RyPe
farm The Twin City Oil G Gas com
pany got a crooked hole at its test on
...... ~
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-21

- ,os..,s, Mn 4, ,s s,,it, from
,an.pe deleratrs. Four wars ago he
IN ~ nsfIss w;th forycmt bcai 3Yhnm
"a isst'Gn. wcr. r,sf,c n liz d San;
rsf.cr inSt,5,fs ti,s c,otisr, onG iis
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-21
RAaE sEVEN

sin you could always 20 10 the table
w,h hearty appetite and your
meals would taste good because yop
Would know there would be no lnot
gestion or slcepiess nights or head
iiebes6f ieinack niiseFy an the next
tlly: and besides son would mol need
lesatiyes bf llSe IfIls 81 keep Soar
.onaclI and bowels ciea1 aud fresh
pape.s i3iarc SIN tall Ne obtained
from yonr ir1ggis ind eontains more
than sufficient to taotoiiglily cure thc
WORT ease OF indigestion lyspap
sla There q nnthlgE bette for gus
on tho stomach Of 9iis ddors iroio
the stomach or to- cure iolnacA
headache, ~
You couldn't kc llsre
Gapfll article intlc house.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-21
..NySGRAQtt'5
N gIIAlEO IONS

Y 4 is now admitted that there are
two sides 70 Y Is woman suffrage ques'
tlon and they are both broadsidcs
A man with a dark brown taste N
his mouth assorts ti,at the number OF
colonies who are busl!y engaged ~
j lllllIl " up The political landscape i
.,an6thef illustration OF the terr!bh'
4 consequence Of war.
james Freeman Clarke WIS minis.
ter Of great ability and uttered many
sublime thoughts, Here is one that
deserves consideration: When con:
slider what books haze done for the
world, and what they are doing how
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-21

9 lille phpepsin occasionally, This
powerful digestive and antacid
though us harmless ana pleasant as
candy, miIl5dlaest ind pfepafe foy ass
sifnflation mo Inc blood an he fool
YOU can Ell
Eat Nhat Your: tptlach
without the slightes fearof Indtg es.
ton OF frat you vim be bothered with
sour fisiIgs. helching gas ON stoni.
ach, heartburn, headaches from
stomach nausea, bad breath, wafer
brlsb or d feeiing like youthaL swal-
lowed lump of lead, Of other dis
assccobIs mlsesies. Should YOU he
suffering now from any stomach q 81
order YOU can grt rtltel aiilt,tl .isis
lfsyou will get from your pilarma
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-21
Public Sale Of Real state tai 4: !.
{ sd hsEYhHIuE dofcl esG

valuable The fM
Of
Virginia Saturday the 2 day of March 1912 beginning
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-21
l0N PglE ggI
BRlY HHRS
NJ ewbppIigalttlllo,Ias ofa Simple
Remedy Ail Bfiag Baek
lie Natural Color n.

y -. #
III, m:r O,s gas BUR aud a dozen
rails yiieS I, l. 80 I'D saying,
~ eiit s$isnt. true, Il no
~ fl"l1he cause. Vixen
"sFtfi. IL a SiSn that Ma
.j,tsncc. ~ is katurc's
is,. E:g!y jisiv, ri9il, Eliseless
l,,stir f:iil:hR 9at, is not
f' IN q . isn|ic;ns aga, for
,.!nls Gf q ;criy people
,s[r.s hculS,,ot .IiisH without 3
siiTsk 4! Fray. II
,"p gtas taiIS s0tric, or when the
seems ~ IT, iif"lcss 0r dead s0iie
|. rraiaEle liair.re.toIiug treatment
nd be rasorselLn ct once. Special
i say ti,at ole Of tue best pr'cpara-
.,ts 10 iise is tRe!hlG5taSitiof ed 'Ysage
4a' which our grandparents used. The
est prSDarat.oH6f his kind'is WyGtR's
;aGe anil Sulphur llair Remedy, a prep
ration of domestic sage and sulphur,
scientifically compounded with laterdis-
covered. hair topics and stimulants, lhe
.@.5le fniSture Being carefully balanced
ND tested hg,eSpcrts. v a.,,s si,l ,
Wycth's SageSnl Sulphur is cleanaiId
wholesome and perfectly. harmless, 1t
rIffeshcs dr., rdrctiedi hair; removes
landrufr and gradually restores faded
OF gray hair 10 -its natural color. ~
DON'T delay a1other minute. Start
usitg Wyctll's Sage and Sulphur at
once and see what aIdiforence a few
lavs' treatment VIII make in your lhlaii r:
This preparation is offered to TIE
public at fifty cents a bottle, ana is
recommended and sold by al! druggists.
special Agent. Cranc's Drug Store,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-21

the j. w. Klinecr farm and failed to
lake out the Rink, and IT has been
abandoned.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-21

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The Detroit times., 1912-11-12

grim spectre perched on his shoulder
pecking, pecking away his life, how
ering over the lives of his two little
dark-eyed Riddles. To him every day
Is year-a year filled with the tor
ture OF soul In the bottom OF the
inferno. Antonio is not emotional. The
hard life he has lived has no place
in II for emotion and the past year
has Slapped what little there might
have been. When there Is no hope
emotion is an empty thing-just as
Antonio Is an empty man WITH an
empty--worse than empty future. But
when he spoke of his babes he stretch.
ed out his withered arms. his dim eyes
we're moist and abruptly he went
into his cell shack back 10 the thought
buzzard-his cell-mnte.
A specialist in the employ OF the
government is coming to look az An.
tonic and arrange 10 have him taken
where he can be taken care Of lt
won't make a great deal OF difference.
His life may be dragged out a little
ionger-the rack given a longer lease
on his tortured mind and body.
What's the difference when man
has gone through what Antonio has
In the past year? lie is not afraid TO
The Detroit times., 1912-11-12

in five states. Vermont, Utah. ldaho,
wyoming and New York: the first
three carried by Taft. and In New
York and Wyoming where the Re
publicans held second place. In
pivotal states like Illinois and In.
diana, the Republicans polled enough
votes TO entitle them 10 a place on
the ballot, but they are merely third
marty. Opposition 10 the Democrats
VII take its only formidable shape in
Progressive party.
The Progressives plan 10 begin al
once a vigorous campaign 10 strength
en- their party I'm congress, 1914 is
already in sight. A committee on
Progressive legislation is TO be named
at once and will open headquarters In
Washington. This committee will
frame bills and have them introduced
In congress by Progressive members
and viii put out Progressive propa-
ganda. II is the plan also OF the party
managers TO perfect local Progressive
organizations. Bull Moose clubs will
be organized locally in every state,
county, district. ward and precinct,
with the idea that these clubs shall
raise money. import speakers, CON
duet joint debates, and indulge in
other political activities which shall
be continuous instead OF periodic.
Latest returns indicate that the
Progressive party polled over four
million votes. Taft polled about
three and a half million. The Social
lists. according to late estimates. have
approximately one million. Thus, VIII
son with his six rriiiior,I fottr- hundred
thousand, is elected by a comfortable
plurality. but not by a majority OF all.
n will be many days before anything
accurate is known as TO the strength
of the Republicans and Progressives
in the next congress. II is noted with
satisfaction that those prominent
lights OF toryism, Mckinley and Can
non, OF Illinois: Gardner. OF New Jer-
sey; Cy Sulloway, OF New Hampshire;
Hill, OF Connecticut, and Focht, or
Pennsylvania, have been carried out
by the tide.
II is one OF the illogical features or
our government that the congress
which meets next December Is not
the new congress just elected, but the
holdover congress, with its Cannons
and McKinleys and so forth. Every
argument OF reason would suggest
that an election like the one just
closed be followed by an immediate
session OF the newly elected legisla-
ture fresh with the impress OF popular
opinion and prepared 10 carry out the
peoples mandate. Such. however, is
not the case. II will be year from
the coming December before the new
IL elected members OF congress come
to Washington, unless President VIII
son calls special session next
spring.
The Detroit times., 1912-11-12
SAYS WOMEN WILL
MAKE STATE DRY
Rev. John Sweet Believes Suf-
frage Will BE Boon to
Prohibition

AS an evidence OF what will happen
ip Michigan now that the women have
been granted the right 10 vote the
Rev. John Sweet calls attention 70
{ The status OF prohibition in Kansas
where the women have had the right
I to vote.
The constitutional amendment en-
! franchising women in Michigan means
/ the death OF the saloon In this state,
said the Rev. Mr.. Sweet. The bur
zen OF the saloon falls on the women
and they have suffered long enough.
, They can be relied on 10 throw on
| that burden as soon as they get the
chance. The women OF this state
will rise up and with the aid OF the
| prohibition element, crush the sa-
| ICON"
! The Rev. Mr.. Sweet calls attention
/ to statistics regarding Kansas pub
lished In the Northwestern Christian
Advocate, showing what prohibition
has done for the state.
personally know tfe-edltor-
the Advocate and what he says can
be relied on as being the absolute
truth" said Mr.. Sweet.
The article follows
or the los counties in the state or
Kansas 90 have not single inmate
IN the county jails, and 80 have no
criminals serving sentence In the
state penal institutions, many or the
counties not having had a jury TO Try
criminal cases In ten years.
"The average death rate In Kansas
is only seven and one-half per thou
sand. the lowest In the world. When
prohibition went into effect It was IL
PER thousand. Eighty-seven counties
nave no insane and "a no feeble
minded.
The bank savings have increased
from 10000. 900 in 1880 TO over $780,
900 900 in 1912. The average per cap
tia wealth of the state is $l.700 while
that OF Missouri, a state with much
more varied resources, Is only $500
per capita.
There are more than $4,000 school
children in the state who never saw
a saloon, and few OF them a drunken
man. over 81 900 OF our young peo-
pie are attending some Kansas col
lege.
Three of the possibly four or Ave
conferences OF our church In the
more than ZOO were Kansas confer
ences, and no man would affirm that
they had preachers either more able
or more devoted than the adjoining
states. but they did not have the sa-
Icon TO fight.
For the last six years the prohibit
CRY law has been as well enforced
as any law on the statute books. The
LIQUOR that is sold is handled by dis
reputable characters down back al
leys and In dark cellars. The gov
ernor has a standing challenge TO any
man TO find an open saloon in the state.
Drunkenness has become almost an
unknown quantity The Brewers
Year Book for 1911 charges Kansas
with paying government tax on less
than one-hundredth OF a gallon per
capita. and Wisconsin. one OF the wet
states Of the union, with 64.51 gallons
Der capita"
The Detroit times., 1912-11-12

= SPOKANE, Wash, Nov. 11.--In an
= Isolated shack on the edge OF town,
- Antonio Volcano, an Italian laborer.
= is serving a Life sentence OF solitary
= continent For nearly a year now
= the Withered little man has been serv-
ing his time--paying for the sins or
his fathers. He Is leper.
Antonio Volcano was Just common
laborer. All his life he had worked
hard-mighty hard--for the minimum
- wAfe. But IN his own way he was
= happy. He had the wife and the two
: dark-eyed children. None OF them
> knew any other life they were all
happy. Then enc day the city health
= offlcers came and took the hard-work-
: ing father away and told him he must
!. not have anything TO do with his fam
ily or with any other human being
The health ofiioials were right. but IL
was hard on Antonio and the wife and
the two little babes.
Now all day long. Antonio. unable
10 read. unable to get sufiicient ex-
ercise. sits and thinks-thinks. There
Is nothing else he can DO and IL Is
terrible 10 think when there IL no
-f0pr- f4c-fs- denied -the 5ey-even Of
good thoughts. Always there is that
The Detroit times., 1912-11-12
Cures
Eczema !?

We have had so many Inquiries late
~ regarding Eczema and other skin
diseases, that we are glad To make our
answer public After careful investi-
cation we have found that simple
wash or oil OF Wfntergreen. as com
pounded ia ODD Prescription. can ne
relied upon. We would not make this
statement our patrons. friends and
ncighbors unless We We're sure Of 1t
and although there are many so-ca He'd
Eczema remedies sold We ourselves uu-
hcsitatingty recommend DID - Pre-
scription.
UTop into our store t0dap lust 20
talk over the merits ~ this wonder
fuI Prescription
CRAY q worcester. 1872 ana eos Wood.
49,
The Detroit times., 1912-11-12
POSTOFFICE YEGGS
ESCAPE WITH $4,000

SYRACUSE. N. Y, Nov l2.-Yegg-
men blew open the safe in the post
office at Liverpool, village across
the lake from Syracuse early today
and got away with $4,000 in booty
$4,000 in postal savings and $1,000 in
stamps.
The Detroit times., 1912-11-12

gibson GARDNER elections.
In ali but five states. the Progress
~eive party, when II did not run first.
ran second. This fact sounds the
-knell Of the old Republican organiza-
-tfop--- Raports--from the south show
-that-the- PEegressiFes. .polled ia most
southern states five times as many
voters as the old Taft organization.
In some OF these states ii is said that
the percentage OF the regular Repub-
~lican vote Is so trifling that there may
be a question as to the right TO place
Republican candidates on the ballot
lin future except by petition. In other
words in these states the party has
-been practically obliterated.
= For the purpose of naming presi-
--dential candidates, the southern Re-
publican delegates have been the
backbone of the party Organization.
This backbone has been stiffened al
ways by patronage dispensed by Re-
publican president and a Republican
majority In congress. With a Demo
= Graf in the White House and Demo
= crutic-controf-in congress, there will
: be-av-jobs fer southern Republicans
= Indeed, one OF the first tasks for Will
son on taking Office will be to work the
: Official guilotine on the heads OF some
hundred thousand oficeholders in the
south. Incidentally, these jobs will
go TO the building up of the regular
Democratic machines In these states
Without patronage ana without sec.
= ond place on the ballot, there will be
mo Republican party In the south, and
> no way for securing anything that
; will look-like delegates from that part
!. tional convention.
I. The Republican party still survives
The Detroit times., 1912-11-12
Leo McmEh Dies suddenly.

Taken I'll election night while serv-
ing as an election official in the second
precinct OF the Sixth ward, Leo Nc
Hugh, died. Monday. in the family
home, No. 266 Sixth-st. The young
man was % years old and employed
by his father. in the Ntzhugh, Floral
Co, Michigan-ave Arrangements for
the funeral have not been made.
The Detroit times., 1912-11-12
Flannels of Exceptional
Quality

experiment particularly 1t
fannel3
all the
headquarters The following featured for
30-Inch Flannes &c
shirts and shirt
Light and medium dark effects select from.
Wasting Flannels, 35c
per 80 inches
quality
different Stripes and plain
Scotch FIannels, 45c
worlds flannel mills
specially adapted making
light and dark and checks also shades
36-Inch Flannel 55c
fine quality twled flannel and full yard wide Its
used largely for shirt This
special
Vyella Flannel, 75c
fabrics shirts
selling at 7be
White Flannels
a of
and silk fannels in " and A. widths plain are
to $25 yard.
$50 yard.
The Detroit times., 1912-11-12

dia--Mhy- should he be? II is the
thoughts that are warping the soul OF
Antonio that make him a2.aid-that
will drive him crazy before the I'M
clean thing that is gnawing on him
gets to his heart and merciful oblivion
is granted him.
The Detroit times., 1912-11-12

80
ty or the opposi-
ton is one OF the
results or tues
days balloting.
This recognition
carries with IL the
legal right to joint
representation with
the Democrats on
all legislative com
mittees, on cleo
ton boards, and
boards OF review,
and on bipartisan
bodies like the IN
terstate Commerce
Commission a n d
the civil service
commission, ano
power to name
half OF the election
judges, clerks and
watchers at future
The Detroit times., 1912-11-12
THE HUDSON STORE Aa
Tiger Brand ~
Flannel Shirts, $1.OO

The name Tiger Brand" will tell the whole
story for most of our patrons These are the
good waists made like shirt i'll great num-
Der of soft fine flannels. The new ones are in
plain grays and gray stripes with soft cuffs
and separate French collars Tiger Brand"
means, too, an unusual amount of style, INT and
values as you'll soon realize upon seeing these
Justin waists at $100.
Third FIoor-Main store.
The Detroit times., 1912-11-12
A Little OverCoat Talk
About Some Special I wenty
Dollar OverCOats
Third FIoor-Nsis store.

Most men who haven't already done so
some time this week.
Here's general invitation 10 every man in
Detroit TO see some of the finest. overcoats
ever shown at this special price OF $50.
This gathering is notable for its variety, for
its newness for the originality and distinctive
ness OF the styles and for the ir-built quality
OF tailoring in every garment.
The Guard-one OF the very newest
is one favorite. You may choose this plain
belted back, the same without the belt and
pleated back, belted.
Great, warm, full length listers and other
single and double breasted models are here
aplenty, too Men of every age like them and
men OF every size can be fitted.
You're going to be pleased by the feel OF
these chinchillas. Shetlands, friezes, polo
cloths meltons and kerseys; as we'll as by the
protection they give you.
Tans, browns, blues, OXfords, Srays, blue
grays are all here tomorrow and the price
at least until these coats are disposed Of
is $20
second FIoor-Nev store.
The Detroit times., 1912-11-12
Eaton Funeral Wednesday Afternoon

Funeral services for the late VII
liam II Eaton. who was instantly
killed Monday, by motor truck while
coming out OF the yards OF the Abbott
Motor Co. plant. will be held Wednes-
Gay afternoon, ut o'clock. in the fam
lily home. No. 1867 Roosevelt-ave. The
Rev. Mac. II. Wallace. OF Brewster
congregational church. Will officiate
The Detroit times., 1912-11-12
CO, Col. Go. Get. Ipiunction

The Coca Cola Co. OF Atlanta. Ga.
has obtained an injunction restraining
the American Druggists Syndicate
from selling a similar product which
is called Extract OF Coca and Kola."
The court holds that II Is a violation
OF the Coca Cola trade name.
The Detroit times., 1912-11-12
bull MOOSE TO
Be 0PPOSFTI0RS
OFFICIAL PARTY
Title Carries With ii Legal Right
to Joint Representation
With Democrats
PROGRESSIvES TO LAUNCH
.e- - VIGOROUS CAMPAIGN
: Gibson Gardner Interprets Re-
cent Election to Mean Hard
Blow to G. o. p.

by gibson GARDNER.
WASHINGTON, Nov. .l2.-That the
Progressive party must be recognized
The Detroit times., 1912-11-12
Some Fine Cluny Pieces
at Very Low Prices

Because of special purchase from one OF
Americas leading importers we are making
this special offering of fine Cluny center pieces
and doilies. The fine quality of both the ma
terials and patterns make these pieces particu-
larly suitable as gifts and those contemplating
giving dainty linens for Christmas presents
should make selections while these special
values are in force, as a like opportunity will
not occur again this year and probably never
again.
These exquisite Cluny pieces made with
very fine linen center, embracing large
variety of lace designs. The following list will
supply the details on sizes and prices:
6-inch Doilies az. ............. 12lac to 25c
l2-inch Doilles at. ............ 29c to DOC
2o-inch Centers att. SLIGO to $l.39
24-inch Centers at....... $1.S9 to $2.39
2s-inch Centers at. $2.25 to 1929
eo-inch Centers at........, 1875 to $5.75
Ground EIoor-Main store.
The Detroit times., 1912-11-12
$40 Corduroy Suits, Spills
SOC Isn't Much for
a Child's Hat

Here's an adorable little model
for that. It's ready-for-service, re-
versible-velour on one side and
white satin on the other. The We
lour is in several shades. And to
make the entire effect more like
mammals hat, there's saucy little
feather stick-up at the side. Surely
here's a great deal OF charm in a
hat for children at SOC.
Other little ready-to-wear models
are made OF pretty felts. velours,
corduroys, velvets and other mate
rails like the coats with ribbon
trimming and feather trimming.
They sell for SOC, 75c, 81 and $50.
Fourth FIoor-Main store.