davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-13
VICTORY
FOR MONITORS
Trim Wings of Flying Five
by H-10 Score.

Harry Kreischerss Flying Five, of
TOttenvilie. Staten Island, proved TO
be no match In all around ability
Tor the Monitors last night In the
Auditorium and they had to be con-
ltented with the small end OF a IA to
10 score. The visitors outpassed
the locals al all stages of the game,
hut were not there with the eye on
the court ge~neralship. Hunt, espec-
tally, proved to be a thorn In the
side of the young birds from across
the sound. Johnnie" meaning J..
Hunt, scored seven points and all at
topportune times.
There are a couple OF good play
ers on the Flying Five and Coach
Kreischer has developed the young
STEERS into q fast and well trained
team. But they lack the eye. The
Monitors are going to make the jun
1ier league teams hustle for that
championship. They viii probably
play again next Friday night on the
same court. Roller skating was en-
j~cyedelast night, also. The score:
Monitors (f4) Flying Five {10)
r. Biting .....G. Copeland, Paugh
right forward
Smith ...s.. Dow, u. Copeland
left forward
sxxs~
Roster Eehmaal
Fight guard
Hunt ....... I'D. Copeland. Dow
left guard
Field gnals-J. Bfttiug, Smith
ca, Hunt. f21. Sher, g. Copeland,
e. Copeland. Foul goalg-Smith,
Hunt l3}. g. Copeland ca, E. Cope
land f0l Rafaraa Il kEnnft Afrrna
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-13
.QUEAL STATES
HE'LL Be HERE
Will Run ST. Yves and Raines|
Monday Night.

"Billy" cueal, the famous middle
distance champion indoor runner.
called up the Sporting Editor of tho
EVENING NEWS today and stated
positively that he will reach this city
at Loon on Montay In preparations
for his RAGS Monday night with 81.
Yves, the French Marathouer. and
Al, Raines, who defeated the French
man here two weeks ago Queal says
he is ia fair condition but cannot
give the pair any handicap.
Glover, Halbert and Stevens VIII
furnish thrills in the three xnite
race. The entertainment wilI be
staged in the Auditorium under tho
auspices of the Pefmo Al. A.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-13

Every member OF both teams IL Is
readiness fer the affair. Not only
does 1t NEAR third place In the
county-the two cams are now In 81
tie for that position-but it will give
the winners a decided bougt towards
the goal OF the Sterlings and Purs-
tans, who lead the bunch. ssBifi.s
Reynolds has sufficiently r~scoxered
from his accident at Sayreville to ~
able to play In tonight's contest.
Van M~ulchahey, OF fhis city. VIII
referee. Dancing befnre and aftdz
the game.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-13
I A. C. EXPECT
HARD CONTEST
Meet st. Francis College
Team of N. Y. Tonight.
20 EYENING NEWS.

Special to sAv EVENING NEWS.
Tottenville. 8. l.. Jan. 1ss-The
All-CeIlegiates, made up of players
from st. Francis College, Manhat~
TAM. will play here tonight against
the Tottenville Al. g. The game will
be staged tn this X. of r. hall, with
dancing as one of the added attrac-
tions. The horne team looks for
ward to a victory, believing that
they have at last hit their stride.
Thc -ts.t:rs Su.ntas Il 1cts1 .oT IL
ability and has promised Manager
willis Larktns = FIRST class attrac-
ton.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-13
LIVE 80 TIPS

All the world loves a sport" but
a .~.squeaIer'' is despisad by every
one. Don't put the shoe ON unless
1t ftsi
Did YOU q me the other day
when I said stIt looks like snow"
Did You eve g any snow that
didn't look like snow2 Honest ktd,
I'm a. citizen!
There Is one consolation If you
lose a Saturday night game In Wild
err hall. Defeated by Goodwill.
Joke
So 'e calls me sBiIl, the Snapper
You're nil right me boy. Now don't
get hpffended. but hi would rawtfsf
be e snapper" than a shackbtter.
Someone said 10 me yesterday
saHow is it that you never do any
knocking j told him that ! didn't
want to break any New Years reso-
luton. But Isna nnly human and
may have to cut loose again soon.
And IL / start In, believe me. III
take off the muffler and let the CYL
inders spit fire. Tt MAJ not be nee
essary. however.
TTs hasn't made q basket this
season. I'm not telling tales out OF
scheeI, but * the Improbable Ehonia
haBnen he's going no blow To a
feed"
I used TO know "a boxer In New
Brunswick By the HRma Of Jimmie
Manley. why doesn't he get back
In the manly art2" One OF the
clubs hers might give htm a chance.
.
Row II yon don't believe What I'm
writing. ri take an affidavit. Only
costs . quarter and Sho knows
BosEos
The Real sQs" at ~asroctDr's THIS
week In i sketch and the Real
nuealn Ia . running race at Shs
auditorium Monaay night S0nAa
, eaea to remember.
1haEsll So abaut ali.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-13

tradi Of .Jobnson and Flynn such a
throHg an #ay johnson and .Jeffrses
fight h Reno, although 1t Is proba-.
Bile THAT there will be q fine repre-
sanitation of western men, for boxing
rs popular out beyond the Rocky
mountains even If It la not wholly de
rtgueur In this section. johnson Is
to train at Lagoon. which is a resort.
not far from Salt Lake City. The
financial bait for which the negro
offers to get In the ring again Is
commensurate with his idea OF his
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-13
REPORT ITALIAN DEFEAT.

Dispatch From Turkish Sources Tell
u vieksry ut Ainxsrs.
Londea. JAM 1s.--lispatches from
rTurkis.l sources record an Italian dts
sstsr neaer Ainzars on Dec. 81. 1t Is
said ffe italians had sRo Killed.
Another Turkish vietory IL said to
have been won, IN 9 fight outside HENS
an Jan. g. In this hattie the ilfaiians
are said TO have ieSt $50 killed. The
losses sof the Turks and Arabs In this
iarter fight are placed az eighteen
killed and thirty-seven wounded
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-13
CO0DWILLS TO
BATTLE AGAIN
viii Meet All Stars in Wild
err Hall Tonight.

Every follower of sportdom is In
vfted 70 attend the basketball open
ting -yis11r E1. mich takes
place tonight under tho auspices OF
the Goodwill Association. Incident
ally, 1t will mean the resumption OF
play by the Goodwill quintet. which,
during It's short existence carly IN
the season gave promise OF being
une OF the fastest In town The ALI
stars, q T~ottenviIie aggregation, will
be the opponents OF the Goodwill
eam. Dancing before and after the
game.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-13

Washington. dan. 1B.-zMexico has do
cided that the postal savings system OF
the United States lie the best In the
world. After examining the plans In
use In various countries Mexican on
eiais have recommended the certificate
of deposif idea used In this country as
superior to the snassboak methods of
European countries. In consequences
Mexico when IL "opens postal savings
banks In the snear future win 4uss the
American system.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-13

Chicago, Jam. 13:-once more
Jack J0hnaon has agreed to box In
the state OF Nevada on July 4. In,
this city articles we're signed recent
" by him to meet Jim Flynn a short
distance west of WendoRer, Utah
The latter place Is q station ,on the
new Western Pacific railroad. It Is
in Utah, but SO close to Nevada that
you a step over the state line In a.
walk before breakfast. 1t is improb-
able that there will travel on the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-13
HORSES FoH sALE.

1 have a carload of choice young.
sound draft and general purpose
horses. i invite gsa1yxsse WhD aPpre-
esates al xaod fs0rae ITO eqstrae and view
the stock seseU II not in the market 30
buy. I Claim TO hare sold the best
draft horses IN Perth Anaboy Ehls nast
wear ard their owners Satisfaction
WARRANTS me the patronage OF prospect
tive buyers. Max. A. shapiro. cas- New
Hrn4ssstck Ave, Tsa. 7IT-p.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-13
CAPTAIN
FOR MONITORS

John Biting, the star right for
ward, was elected captain OF the
Monitors basketball team last night.
The Monitors will prohxbly play the
Puritan Juniors in q preliminary to.
the next Puritan county league
game. save this Puritan-Crescent
game.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-13

vslue AZ an attraction to the public.
He Is tosreceive sal, 009 aud one
third of the proceeds of the moving
picture shows. He figures that there
will be more IN this match with
Flynn than there will be In going to
France to box Sam MeVey. The men
in picture are as follows. Left to
right-No. /, George Johnson; q,
Jack Johnson. g, George Marshall:
4, lack McQue1l; S. Jim Flynn: s,
Frank Burns; 4 Jack Curley,
III vnuts
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-13
ManAN NOT TO PLAY.

Bob Maean will not play basket
ball tonight, either with the Totten-
Vile A. C. or the Rfversides, In the
county league. Mr.. Macan Is be-
reaved by the death of his uncle,
william Robinson. OF South River,
who was killed Thursday afternoon
Ia an accident
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-13
IL lis TO LAUGH

A'mosf-wbsn era has 70 Ia >
seorh extracted hire yoa hardly
knew aous il uatii the trick II
done and the sc0lh is out Painless
iof course. and dome IN a scientific
uay We are exEsre apafatSFs arsa
u.sdeEstand rvrFy braneh Of asasssfrs
Yea will ind il to ynn @dvvszaE1 III
saasav rasss 10 rcrn~ here Tor yeaf
deuta york 81 III kinsaA
Pr. - e. aJrN
@u@GE0@
sfaia sfrsas asa sEas
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-13

He often acts uHiastly who does
not do q certain thing; moi only ne
who does o certain tninE.-Marcaa
AureiaIs.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-13
SOUTH RIVER
SCORES AGAIN
Sterlines Trim K. 9. Il. n
46-12 ii County Leaoue

- - ~ @H<TfLNN%#E#s
South River, Jan 1a-
!, sssssaa6Qa ra5as f.
sxe1ttnff q starr ~ Anln1AxhgWkeki
ling A. a. OF tlfis pIacHs WITNESSED
the X. @. K. "A. quintet tf New
Brunswick BY the score of as t IL.
The local boys played the game of
the year. In the last five minutes
of play they scored 81 points. About
$50 people enjoyed dancing hHfUr6
aaa saller Ene game wnlcn WAN Hefu
In Washington hall The 1ine-up:
SteaImes. K.0. K.A.
Meade -... .c.....s. TRytor
Armstrong ......f.... StfmAun
Miller Rest
BID. Cathcart- ....g Wan Hyckle
Ernest Catheart ..g.. .WefdiHgfeld
The news VIII "a 1t Is news IN a.
EVENING NEWS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-13

The news VII "A 1t Is news IN rho
EVENING NEWS
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-13

ETs hasn't made q basket this
season. I'm not telling tales . OF
scheeI, but * the improbable gh0nia
hammer he's going no blow 10 a
Seed
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-13

o IL yon don't believe what I'm
writing, I'll take an affidavit. Only
costs . quarter and who knows
Hoscos
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-13

and IL ] start in, believe me. III
take of the muffler and let the CYL
inders spit fire. IT may not be nee
essary, however.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-13

+ ,1ssA 70 know a boxer in New
Brunswick by the name OF Jfmmie
ManIey. why doesn't be get back
In ths manly art?" uRe OF the
clubs hers might give htn a chance.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-03
Skirts

Our entire line Of skirts at just half
price. Serges, mixtures, panamas and
'voles, black, blue, brown and gray, from
$6,15 to $1,000 for lust half price
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-03

$500 values, McSsalnc Corduroy and &C or
Serge navy, black brown, tauPc sbUs CO
$1S.7J TO $4,000 Serges and Messalnes GO AE
navy black taupc and brown. sbCs JO
$3.50 Serge. Panama Charmeuse taupe, rTn or
brown, Copenhagen wsteria ID w. OO
sasS 1a5sS and in Fl ti' a@pe'o Serge Char Sl295
$3.50 Chiffon Accordion Plated Chanungs Satin Cordu-
.Ss Ssas9 s9d velvet evening shades :5'ss $l495
f95SG 955SA cs"eT sFgs SsS Corduroy and $1795
sas5 a5 HSff3Ff S9 Char 1895
tts5s 7s5ss GEsSs HB5Sse E'e'aeon cna'"so.e $2295
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-03
SUITS

stS;5 ss,E5 D'''a'o'h Velvet and $24.95
s5'S asd SoHSy 71s $500 Goods Chiffon Rtooaeo'n $2895
s5s s5So2 2di2ss Fosss Cloth n'o'd'otA and $33.95
fi5Gs ESSSsg H'o'''''h and Wide Vale $39.95
s95 s95 % Btoaa5iath Sa5Ga Imported Novelty S49S5
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-03
Juvenile DEBT.

Bows $500 suits ......S 1896
Bows $1,000 suits ..... 5.95
Bows S1.5O felt hats ...:... .98
Bows 81 80 knickers .. so
Bows $500 overcoats ... 2.98
BOYS 65c X & X blOuses . As
Girls coats. $500 value ... 3.45
81 80 Seersucker and linen rompers so
Girls 1913 coats .. 545
Csc chambrav and gingham rompers .39
Children's $500 bear skin coats. 3.45
1878 Girls plush coats 495
81 30 Astrichcan coats 695
S975 black plush coats ......... sos
S1O75 corduroy coats .. 595
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-03
Wom,en's Coats

|ACTlCALLY OUR ENTIRE WINDOW FRONTAGE
2 BEEN GIVEN OVER TO A PARTIAL DISPLAY OF
-t-SE SPECIAL READY.TO-WEAR GARMENTS rs
NDOWS IN ALL-ITS SUPERB STYLE EXHIBIT
tELLlNG AT ONE GLANCE A STORY OF UN-
lCHABLE ECONOMY-THE SHOWING is WORTH
WING MANY MILES TO SEE.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-03
Waists

Lace net and chiffon waists, no.
values up to $3.50 ..,.......... 0OI
Messalnes ,taffetas, pongees and crepe
de chine, values up to $1275, also Dres-
den, persians, striped ca NE
and fringed, at ...........ePr ePr'TC
Chiffons, taffetas, messalines &2 90
and silks, value $3.50 to $7.50pO.0O
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-04-03
TONIGHT

The annual congregational meeting
of the Presbyterian church will he
held this Wednesday evening at 1880
o'clock at the church. Reports will
be heard from Nthe officers of the
officers OF the church, showing the
number Of deaths and baptlsms, also
the amount OF money raised and ex-
pended for church and the amount
given to the nine different church
boards, also the amount expended for
music, heat, light, insurance etc.
The different organizations of the
church, together with the Fleming
chapel and Uztown, will give detailed
reports of the work accomplished dur
ing the year,
An Easter cantata Will be given
Thursday evening Of this week at
the church at eight o'clock. The pro-
ceeds OF which will go to the new
church fund. Special preparatory
services will be held on Friday even
ing at 1880 O'clock..l All are urged to
attend this service.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-04-03
COUNCIL
CONTINUED from page one)'

fey, Jack w. Griffith, Michael, J. Dew
eny, G. c. Curry, A. N. Fleming, ]. w.
Criss, Q. Hood and o. j. Watkins tailti
or, ~. ~ 4,dfa a., nhm ait 4 !"
Last evening the new, citaCouhdil
men in regular session for theharst
time, and the appointments forhthe'
city offices during the coming year
were made.
Mayor Henry Lively' was in his
chair, and called the body together
aftsrl which the minutes OF the last
meeting were read. The minutes were
adopted as read, after which the pay
rolls in the water department as sign
ed by City Engineer Miller were or
dered paid iaoh j
| One OF the first motions of tha6Eenf
ing was that made by Councilman
Robinson, asking that thea Offices Of
city engineer and water commissioner
lbe made as one, and this was done,
after which one Of the new members
of council, Mr.. Kirby, moved that the
Offices of city collector and city treas
lrer be combined.
This motion carried, after which
the rate OF pay for the different city
officers for this year were made The
rate of pay agreed upon was as fol-
lows:
Mayor, $65 month and fees; city
clerk, $12O month, an increase OF
$40 over last year; city solicitor, $40
a mouth and fees; city engineer and
water commissioner, $125 month ;
city physician, l$25 month; superin-
Itendent of crematory, $50 month;
stenographer for city clerk, $40 a
month; street commissioner, $50 a
month; cart driver, $3.50 a month;
chief Of fire department. $50 month;
assistant chief, $40 a month; captain
fire department, SO month; driv-
ers, 500 a. month; tiremen. $55 a
month: chief OF police, $95 a month;
two assistants. $3.50 each; patrol
men, $63 each; chief engineer pump
station, 800 a month; assistant en-
glneers, SIS month; reservoir super
lntendcnt, $50 a month; city collector,
~ per cent; city assessor, $500 a
year; councilmen, 500 year.
For fire chief, Former Chief Reed
was appointed unanimously, and Ralph
Doolittle was named as assistant chief
lie now filling that position.
Okey Shaw will be the captain OF
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-04-03

the showing already made by the
squad, which is composed Of NUM-
der of old men as well as some prom
Using new material.
The men have been put through
easy work sot DIT &dstlrelr real aBth
lty has not been fully tested, There
are plenty of'Gandldates out, and the
regular team C&ilD be whipped into
shape within the next ten days in
preparation for the opening of a hard
season.
For the catcher's position Borgess.,
last years man; Hayes, who looks
promising; Smith and Watkins are
out.
Stratton, last years star twirler, is
out again and is in good form. Jack
Blair, who showed streaks of great
pitching ability last year, is again IN
uniform. Adams, Hanford, Hagans
and Slncell are promising. In the in
field Bachman has first base cinched
/ Jimmie Riddle will cover second base
and Lively Of last Years team, Leath
erwood of Wheeling and Teter are out
for shortstop. Ollie and Smith are
out for thlrd0 In6thee , 93q4tsReld Cate
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-04-03
rHE KISS ANn rHE MUMPs.

Since thesdawnfef theeday OF santa
ton the good. old kiss has received
many setbacks, AS an institution it
us rowned upon by the anti.micro-
Beites the world over and hardly a
Week passes that the learned scien.
fists do not issue a ukase against it.
DfcoufSe theiscientists have nothing
foilose. They are all withered old per,
sons who have passed the age where
t6e chaste salute Is exhilirating,
lust the ether day something that
gave their antl.kiss crusade boost
happened. A senior student at Clarke
college, near Boston, pressed kiss
UPON the lips of young lady whom
Chs greatly admired, and now Is per
cent, OF the male students of Clarke
college are laid up with the mumrs.
OF eouIse the. cry viii at once be
tafhed that too many students sSere
& apparently saluting the same young
INDY IN the good old iashionea way,
hut that will not detract anything
from the argument of the scientists
TO The effect t6at jslssingsls dangerous
In the times beFot6 microbes were
invspted and ,people liyed under very
unfn end iqpsS tSAll they
were In most cases nearly hundrod
2 ~ u " 81 j e. :
tsia adssS bEtups. san:
itary washrags or out-of.door sleep
ing rooms the young folks were not
afraid to indulge in the old fashioned
games known as "Postofice." "spat,
7em.ont," "snap.and.C atch.Em," Go
ing to Jerusalem" Drop the Hand
kerchiefr and "King William Was
King James Son." and there was
enough kissing in any one of these
games to kill on whole township, &C.
cording to the present idea. The peo,
pie in that day and genration were
not advanced in science. But times
have changed
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-04-03
VICTORY
FOR REPuLsLrcAHsg RES LIS
FROM HARD ,EpgGHT CITY
ELECTION OF TUESDAY.

u
CLARKSBURG. April S.-With the
exception of the councilman of the
First ward, the Republicans carried
everything in the city election held
yesterday by majoritles ranging near
the 500 mark. Frank r, Moore was
reelected mayor and VIII H. Cole, OH
whom the hardest fight of the cam
paign was made, was victorious over
Fleming Holden for city clerk. ]. P
Madden, the Democratic candidate for
council in the First ward was sue
cessful over John F. Kearns. Repub
llcan, by one vote. The result was
as follows:
For Mayor-Frank h, Moore, Repub'
lican by 513.
For City Clerk-WIl H. Cole, Re
publican, by 237.
!. For Assessor-Lyda NJ. Bird, Re
publican. by $40.
For Chief of Police - Harry l.
Brooks, Republican, by 5SS.
For Water Board-W H. Lewis. by
54S.
For Street Commissioner = E. j.
Doyle, Republican. by 1893.
For Collector and Treasurer-JacE
NJ. Knox, Republican, by 562.
|, For School Commissioner = A. X
Thorn, Republican, by $50.
Republican councimen were elect
ed as follows: Second ward, B. F.
Thompson: Third ward, ]. T. Swiger;
Fourth ward, Mark darkness; Filth
ward, Lucius Hoge, Jr.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-04-03
Wise Father Sets His Family to Work
- CIRCULATING the p'seovsrer.

"Hn knew tie world was round 8,
and land it could be found.o-Chri5to.
pher Columbo"-that fragment OF a
snatch OF a song from Rlce's 1892"
comes back with the thought Of the
discovery CT this country and the c%-
ample set BY the courageous navigI-
tor which is still the subject Of song
and story aud of the childrea's games
of the present as 1t was oil the chill
dren's games of the past.
One wise father in Fairmont has set
his children to assimilatipg knowI-
edge unconsclously and any educator
will tell you that is the method by
which knowledge is acquired as a
permanent asset for the struggle OF
life.
If you want to give your little ones
a profitable pastime go thou and do
likewise" is the advice Of the West
Virginian and We are willing to pre-
sent you with the only necessary
equipment.
We are supplying our readers with
the information concerning the world,
its countries peoples, customs, and
history, and suggest that you allow
your children to. go upon voyages of
discovery with this book as the un-
explored land, in which they viii dis.
cover a new world to. them and learn
the thousands Of wonders. Of the All.
cient and modern world.
Coluumbus.likes the children can ex-
plore and discover to their hearts
content and lind, fine fun, while nc
quiring o. fund OF knowledge far ex;
cecdlng that poi sessed by most Of
their elders
ACLlP THOSE HEADINGS AND
GIVE THE Chill DRElN AZ CHAN II; )
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-04-03
tbe First ward fire station.

the First ward fire station.
Frank Watson. John Hayes, Elem
ing Hamilton and CIV. Abbott were
effected fremen. AS. drivers OF fire
vehicles, Blaine Boggess, Earl Mea'Is
and William Morgan we're chosen!
+ ~. NJ. Blocker andW. NJ. schultz
we're appointed as the 1.-TWO assistants
10 the chief OF police, and Mr.. E. S
Clayton was appointed assessor.
Levi Thomas will be superintendent
OF the crematory, and A. BumgardneI
will drive the city cart:
The meeting adjourned after it was
arranged to hold the election OF q
councilman to take the place of Coun
Gilman Lively, OF the 4th ward, who
had to resign as councilman to take
up his duties as mayor of the city, had
been set for the evening Of April Sth
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-04-03
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Kindly announce my candidacy fol
Congress from the First Congressional
District Of West Virginia, subject t.
ihei decision Of the Republican voters
II the State Primaries to be held june
1912. .,,o,,, =,
wheeling, W. Va.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-04-03
.WILt B. BBSY
na1usi .satEi4 AiH
BASEBALL SQUAD OF THE W. v. U,
idWILL!(ss OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IA
COURSE OF TRAINING.
] .saLRi4aiY

MoRGANTowN, W. Va April 3.
The Easter vacation has created a
lull in the baseball activity at the
West Virginia University. but begin
ming today the varsity squad will be
out for regular practice daily. Coach
Jimmie Gronninger is pleased with
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-04-03

sstersville did not take time to
bother with the referendum. The re-
call is an instantaneous process
there.
Spring cleaning is the order Of the
day in our midst Every bodys
doing IT.
Kipiihg has been indicated, a fe-
male fanatic has butchered So human
beings as sacrifices in Louisiana
The Republicans at Clarksburg
showed excellent form. five hundred
majority is not at all bad.
1sit time to plant garden seeds?
Yes, Matilda, and Senator Watson is
furnishing the seed.
st ----i
BuffaIdBnFlls,t 10 he with us again.
The last farewell tour was no doubt a
very successful one.
We will be eating new potatoes be-
fore Senator Watson gets his potato
blll passed, II he don't watch out
As a dispenser of government gar
den seeds, Senator Watson is a howl
ing success, be has opened up sub
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-04-03
EoR covERNoR

hereby announce my candidacy for
the nomination for Goternor of West
Virginia, subject to the decision of the
Republican voters Of the State as may
So recorded On the Statewide Primary
called for June 4, 1912
Respectfully,
CHAs. W. sWISHER
charleston, W. Va.