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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-16
West Virginia
LEADS AL STATES OF &SiE uN-
ION m INCREASE IN AUToaao.
FiLEs DURING TttE PAST YEAR

aeaOrdlns &c m raie psibiishee
u shis Ae,kS aaaso, 81 The Au,O-
.scl,5i. oi Neu YORK IN. aumber ~
8, Eisssr-f ,s-s T., Ns.t y.tg.uia ~S-
Increased 1ls r.ar r~g auraE tae
;.4sl ysar. TEr i-ffi. NSuz ain
ags iei rgery S,sfo = the unH0a ia
D. !--rrenfaE. o Iae7ra4s thpHzh o.
~rar-s there ar S.l.s Iik several
ia,-. 80 msng care - az ia Ne1
Vfrri.lx TIE fe,sI auHber ~ carr
ir ,ar tS4tr far s-siHuiRE 81 fas
rear Iuiy T. 1871 va .ysss 1hiie
- ta- -ae Of t.s- YEAR. lane - 1919.
t.is uan1b-T bad tcsE inrV. as-a 70
sIs7 cara
thirty Esc sfafes sf the I'nios
sax~ aso.c exgs iaaa wes virziusa
vasu the total asruOsr ls considered
SAT- Ih.s STATE cia-srs bsta-su hs~
aza 81, thor-za8 vifa Flart.a.
I...ss..lal.a. Nz a upssIse. Nssta
Cz1c,nr- Vrziaia -aa Ok-aissa.a.
larzsr ~ flsasr stases-
Cahforusa rissd. ~ thc lruas Eifs
-. IArz-st Hausa-r ~ asashlaos Prr
r4plfa Tar STATE 81 ias GOd-a ssSi-
h. ou- satnu4 5n.a- - ever = rze
n4hiSEngs Naiss. has oar ssra4ne %
rs~ry tElrfy people. -s'sih Carailna
3. thi-,y a.aih piib = car 20 ist 81.
b. iiirsntx. phzr Wes VirgEia 81
f..Esi-Sh and musy crowd rs p-oBir
a.so sssh mscaia- ksHsVesy - i--t
aIsh but 90. car 20 ever 80 inhahi-
r4sts.
Therr uere - Dure Bartrrp ~
p..assre oass ans M usorr makers oi
-usirss- cats "a b..slnsss tals yrar
taau last
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-16
Teachers
cF FAtRNaoNT piSTRICT ptGLD
GOOD MEETINGS At 0ARRAcN.
VILE TO-DAY.

The aa1ufhy tcaracr.- ms@SinE OS
sh- ralrrngss dsssnd sehnsls ras
a.Ie ,hL. usarzlng aaa aaerunsa a.
TIC Rarrurtpi1r s-hOoL An sus-TRs,.
iHE 2rs=saHnn,s uas earTiod 90 cua.
siuains ag ssdrsae-a aa4 mussr
Hon. Wallutsn Hsrbs. 81 ta@ west
Tlrslaia Teais rsi,s seis-rsd sac
i.riuslsal aa.irss. On ths suhiscf ~
TsashiaE 81 EaEilsh ~ Sae Puhilr
scheoss The saaress uns = uuien-
d,d On. and uus esls,ed - - ssora.
ere
a hrue uu.tzF q ~ fourhegu q
u. dirrres asFsuapa ~ nerssE >
suatulr - tzr n-usto- uau . u1all
-stusiul ~ ~ llIrl, lsuaIa
E-rli Cnarl = 0ra
~
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-16

eIro1 FuEm q GOsoTR.
~ En'Iu1t- is ths Blbjrrf uou
ut1alE Glseussnd ~ ~ nun.
nf ~ EaITn1ni C,halhoT q cOn.
n ~ YESTERDAY 'afusFno9n laie
raiUe cOunataee ~ she
Ig q ConmeTre nsl In ths
- ~ oEEanllasiSa - ibe Wal.
m n1fng and aisrussad many o
l1o ulEiuus tgTHas q eanusaaiDn Eor
li
~ Lggtsiaiive eoRutltoe has b'ssu
ll1iEulasd - ths Chamb-F - Con.
n1lug nguhs-u - begln . earefHi In.
sr1llul1l1h - ~ vartous nethraa,
~ triqFe VII ifkely ~ usv~rai neP'
~ ~ ~ the epnmlrtse snd ~
G-oi a-oeIal ~ ralisi u,-PSiuEs q fhe
GtluA1P q Counmstoa before sBahy
eeuln ~
ArE1lng - ~ pF..a~ni -ks-tche'l
~ uEuuum-. u An carries s.r. I.
Inln GnTm q COnaissiou govern
nl ~ - oEr-ut upon - ~. besi
10ilrnr1-s - IN legislative rsmmit.
nliSr Utieb this form uiH b. Sub.
ltu1 ~ ~ oommli.ee - rhe mem.
lIl Cfrra Chamhsr a. COmn-rre At
ro1 - T nseilans. - uhirh the
rl1le ulI WY pEohaaly - r-quesi.
- ~ oG@ut
nulng thiu. . usneral puhllc o.
g lluiiuE Uli hs hid IN ~ city.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-16
MSS CRAIG
DELIVERS
LEgTURE
TALKED u HIlH HEIii
aaLNASS Man. Ralla1lA
tRisN NOnG R0LG An
CAN oiTUATloI NurlE


~, - a. -.
ihts eity ioF pu'ns t
hgfur- thr Ulpuau's c.luosr
yvus-rst., anvrup1r q
r,-i. X p,,s,,mr
ern iisienrd ut-l ss-
~ iEi~7srly Interesting -
.,slI.rprt pr,~apsslisp a ~
te, -. go, -.
A'ss tia'E -
- ~
rino sac r,op~ tnao
.fesn me san nna i-N
iaiAi sl'e le'o'sa =
see-'nea shoT iVaas1
---H i'nisafi es1 '~fe
iin'f Prr 'ss'hf7i -
q - futil seseFs
--@ - -
''-'i',..' 49,.
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~
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-16
Murder

lSSTEHsoUS NoaIcIpE IS w
gAaTsED ~ BuFFALo TO-DAY
THouCHT BoV HAD BEEs Hlo
HApEoL
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-16
MARTIAL LAW PROCL aimed
INTHE KANAWHA COAL FIELD
Indictments

GRAND JuRV conPLETEs ITS
soRK-siN INDICTMENTS PRE-
sENTED
Tas grand snr, ooaip!cied Is NSrk
lass Eighi AMI prez-afed ia additional
i,.d.csmctrs - lePor rs a. toi-
loas
Fsio1iOL
l. u Eoyd ia.sc prstsnse
iasreaor Clasrun. -roaa eoaa',
stEal -ssaai--
EEfaora sos kiulHz horz~
hafsssmsansFI
Ten nrsnHCa. s..iiuE froI-~rs GOV
.r.d b. attachment yrorcss
t..,s.a Norris. seiinz proPrsty cos
srrd ~ a.Fsean~a' I-o-rss
Chagie, s.rzizs' a-s1llt and haf-
t.Fy
Ia uput s=s'efaay afternoon %
5-.ai ol -siug rIosser sas ccuf,H'ssi
- cas.-r lnIssr aat uisnrssCs w-rr uot
So srut
o. 3 Wiliisun iza ,1rd ;uT Irassisl.
s.osIlless ,asrk- sssA Lewis IohE-s-.
i,sa.ei-d I1r sfzbb;nE Gru. CSar~s. Goa
srs-.ad. NJ srnee as- passed IN siIs
~ care
To-. -4s. ~ shs Sta-- ~ u M MsF
rar-d d. uua Bs4Bz beard Mr Mrr-
a-I e lusssFea sOr fclouy several
zsIorn~ss arc rsPr-reut.ag -" sAEs.
sus s.-fsous .-.a--ru.1I sn Jh" J-I-s
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-16

{ RAND JuRN COMPLETES ITS
soRK-siH IRtDIcTHCNTs PRE-
sENTED
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-08-24
WHooPlNG COUGH CLAIMS
COLE CHILD AS VICTIM.

The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Claude
V. Cole will be grieved to arm ot
s1e death of their infant son, which
occurred at the home. of James HuI.t
thls forenoon after a brief illness
from |hooping cough, which disease
mas been prevalent in Phoebe for
several months. Mr. Cole was away
at the time rounding up cattle III
Lake valley. He was sent for and
arrived in the city this evening The
funeral Will occur Monday. Tho be.
reaVed parents have the sincere sym
pathy OF host of friends.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-08-24
AN UNPUBLISHED NOVEL.
sHrnaby's Handwriting Was So Bad Il.
Could Not Be Read


1t was stated ut the time of Colonel
Hurnaby'S death that he had left be
hind him tile manuscript of II novel for
which there was considerable competi
ton among the publishers.
This is quite true The manuscript.
bulky parcel. was handed to me
with discretionary power either to pub
liSh 1t myself or TO use il in connection
with the proposed biography.
Here n singular and. as ii finally
proved. Il fatal obstacle presented Il.
self Familiar for many years With
EGrnaby'S handwriting, | could nos
after diigent endeavor make out more
dian sentence here aud there on tin
crowded pHge of manuscript.
Burnahy's writing was, possibly with
he exception Of Dean StauIeys. the
worst ever saw 1t looked us II be.
fore sitting down to write letter he
had pulled twig out otthe hedge
liked Il little backing aud then gone
ahead
lie wrote The whole of hls Ride to
nHFa and his Ride on Horseback
Through Asia Minor" with his own
hand. Bat before they reached the
printer they were fairly written out by
a copyist.
The hnpleSs man used to make out
rs much rs he could. then leave blanks
for filling up which he hnd to sock thp
assistance Of the author. Sometimes
here were-mOre blanks in II page than
words.
Despairing of making anything OF
The manuscript of the novel it WAS
submitted TO Il publisher, who turned
upon 1t his most sl;illfuI deciphertst
Neither head nor tail could be made
of the manuscript, and the intention
Of publishing the novel WAS conse
luently abandoned Sir H. W. Lucy
II Cornhill Magazine
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-08-24
Paris Postage Stamp Esc1aooe.


"A curb market ia PARIS" WAS writ.
ZEN ON a picture postcard received
from THAI ely by Wall street broker
II showed an open space rhrouecd with
men, women and boys, many Of whom
held books and portfolios A letter by
the same mail explained that this was
the postage stamp exchange" where
dealers and collectors assembled once
every month TO do business and TO
regulate prices Here one may lind
SchoolboyS, great lawyers. society wo
men, shrcwd traders, writer's. MGR.
chants and men Of all professions eX
changing. buying and showing stamps
md, although there is NO organization
all seem In follow unwritten laws. and
the gathering is MS interesting to look
upon as that stock marker in your city
which has no roof over its head ~
New York Tribune
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-08-24
CALiENTE CANDIDATES IN
CAMP OF THE ENEMY

me Caliente legislative candidates
are making a tour of the northern
ehd OF the county in behalf of tho
cause which they espouse-namelv
me moving of the county seat to
the railroad town. From reports TO-
eel'ed from the region they are now
'raVersing, the opposition to anv
cnahge IN the seat of government is
almost unanimous.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-08-24
Votes For w os12ela
a. 49, s'I'' '.''='- '..'. r.s=.-.l
s-Seip Win '1'5lc Fight
A-ol 3Qua' &5ugfr4ge
In lsJsv4da.
WOMEN IN THE HOME.

]
lace tSr women is in The home
| we are forever being told taat tae
lace ior women is in the h9me.
"eli. so be ii. But what 60 we *
lect Of her in the home? Mercy lo
stay iii the home is notenough. She
Is failure unless She does ..rsaa.
things for the home, She ma max,
ne nome minister, as far as h4
il ans allow, 10 The heath AID wei.
rare, moral as wei as phys, A., O..
| A9r family, and especially OF h,r chill
dr n, she, more than any one else,
IS. IA 1t Responsible f1r wha, they
Hotolhe.
one IS responsible Tor the tleanH
ness OF hef house.
'ae - responsible FOR the whole
o"hlehess OF the food.
'he Is responsible Tor the chil REM
health,
She, above all, is responsible' ion
theW morals, for their sense OF
f"Ih, OF honesty, and de2enty fer
what they turn out to be.
no" Far Can the Mother Control
These Things
she can clean her'own rooms but
the nelghDors are allowed to live
II filth, she cannot Keep her rooms
-rom being filled with bad air and
smells, or from being infested with
Vefhin.
she can cook her food well, but
Il dealers are beng permitted to sell
'or 1000 unclean milk or stale eggs
sac cannot make the food wholesome
Tor her children,
She can care for her own pf'mp,hS
ana the refuse OF her own nome. but
the plumbing III the rest OF the
mousse Is unsamtary If garoaae aecU-
n4uiates ana the mans ana STAIRS are
'il dirty' she cannot project her
."",ureh rom the SicNneSS ana III
'eeI'oh mat these con'u''ons Vi ius
on. can take every care . aVo.o
ire, nut II 'he mousse mas peeli oaeis
ou''Nhh inc Lre e'caPe@ ave !" 'u'l'
lenl OF not iirS'prooi' sue canno'
var" uer cni'ote'l l,In! 'ne il,yi VI -
pe'hs u'aiineu OF MN" ny l's
one can open her "il'Ao"S 10 si,o
''' zen ar ma we aiV wy 70
90 ~ to.'s"iS' po' II cue "'i . l''oe',
WIN lhlFo''on' wen tuoei e'''U'''s ''',o
o'he' eo''as'o"S ois e''seS' nv eau,
not project uer c''''o''" Ho'4 TINS
"N"SN''
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-08-24
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES
ON ELECTIoNEERlNG Torlg

William &. Orr, Democratic caDdl
oate Tor district attorney; Chas. Lee
SUITE senator, and James e. Price
democratic candidate for the as n,
bly' left for Panaca ,Calienre and
the week on an electionelriug tour
rhey are telling the taxpayers why
the county seat should remain al
Phoebe.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-08-24
Hindu Weddir IS and suriaIs.

The EXPENSES o Hindu wedding
come upon the bri les father, and they,
are so great that Il tumily sometimes IN
ruined or iuporct 'hpd for MANY years
10y the marriage IF Il daughter rhv
next most costly affair to the Hindu
Is the burial services Should the
head of the tami Y escape bankruptcy
when his daughter is married the cid
est son is aimo sure TO be ruined
when he hurieS is father.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-08-24
NEW CAR FOR THE
HOME RUN COPPER.

w, H. Pitts and II. F. Earls, Off
cials of the Home Run Copper Gem.
pany, arrived IRON Salt Lake on Fri
day night in brand new automobile
purchased for the Home Run company
In company with NJ. G. Godbe, Messrs
Pitts and Earle drove the car out to
the mine this morning Another new
ore body was developed in the Home
Run this week
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-08-24
SHEAHAN SHIPPING ORE
FROM THE p. and f. BUMP.

rat Sheahan, who has a lease on
tne old Raymond and Ely mine duhp.
ore A carload was sent out early in
the week and another will be ready
i'll few days.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-08-24

II. E. Fuller did some campaigning
In Eagle Rose and Lake valleys this
week in behalf of his candidacy for
tine office of sheriff and assessor
His opponent for the nomination on
the Republican ticket, p A. Del
niue did likewise,
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-08-24

"You say that your atrship is ahso
lutely safe said the Investigation.
Nov, how can,you make that state
meut?"
I'VE haven't been able to get it to
leave he ground" replied the in
ventor-Cinclnnatl Enquirer.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-08-24

"Fvc t'tyd tor TN years to please my
Wife said tine married man, and rye
never vet surcpeled
"lmpoSSiblr" calculated his friend.
NO, dou't tink it is" said the
married mnn 81 m going to shoot my
self. Satire
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-08-24
Defined.

81 say, what's call money!
81 guess it's the kind you pay tele-
phone bills with Baltimore Amer.
lean.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-08-24
E2!GCDa
Items


Robert Hammond was in the city
today from Eagle valley.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-08-24

David Francis was in from Spring
Valley today with a choice lot of but
ter.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-08-24
Lynch Child Dies,

Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Lynch suf-
tered the loss this Sunday morning
or their infant son, which was born
to them last Monday.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-08-24
TROY LAUNDRY.

The Phoebe ag ncy Of the Troy
Laundry to Salt Lake is now located
at Dorothy's Barber shop. Packages
shipped every Tuesday.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-08-24
Mrs. Devlin Sick,


Miss Miriam Lloyd has gone to salt
Lake to enter Rowland hall during
the coming school year.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-08-24

j. A. Nesbitt Democratic caldi-
date for sheriff, is at Bristol on a
campaigning trip.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-10-01
Fan1tIy Reunion.

FAIRaHoNT. oet. The Boggess-
Dudley -ndcDousa1 families at their re-
union held at Willow Tree. a few miles
from here. named the following offi-
Gers to serve for the cOming year:
president. John ~. Dudley: vice pres
IIdert. Judge w. s. Eaymonda seere-
4ary. A. L. b. Dudley: treasurer, J.. A.
,lDudley. The neNt reunion viii be
held AZ Gilboa. in Lincoln district
..about 200 OF the descendants were in
attendance. The principal address
was delivered by Judge ". s. Hay
mond
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-10-01
Surprise Parry.

Honoring Mrs. Sarah Vest on her
I ffty-fourth birEhday. Mr.. and MIS-
Kenna West gave a very pleasant sur
prise party in the '-old home" on
Holmes avenue. West Milford, Friday
evening. Mrs West-had been invited
to spend the early part of the evening
with her SISTER. SerS. Kettle sturm.
who accompanied her home about 8
o'clock. She was much surprised
upon entering the house 10 find host
of old friends and neighbors there to
greet her with special chair in the
center fer the honor gaest-
After examining the many beauti-
full presents which had been placed
on the library table. the guests we're
invited TO the dining room where de-
EghtfuI refreshments were served by
Mrs. Charles Holmes and Miss Nina
Lynch.
The guests who were present on
this happy occasion We're Mrs. Eva
Holmes. Mrs. e. L. Ward. Mrs. Mary
Ladwig. Mrs. Maggie Highland. Mrs.
Letitia Clark, Mrs. Nettie Sturm. Mrs
J. W. Fox. Mrs Hanna Bell. Mrs. s.
w. Highland. Mrs. Emma HeImick.
Mrs. Maude Moneypenay. Mrs. V. A.
Selby. Mrs. Mary Floyd. Mrs. Francis
CottriH. Mrs. Charles Holmes. Mrs.
Nettie Sturn, Miss Shada. Ladwig.
Miss Mary Hall. Miss Nina Lynch,
Miss Evelyn Holmes. MSS Lucille
Clark. Miss Bessie Moneypenny, Miss
Madse oneypenny. Master William
West. Paul West. Allen Ward and
GAYLORD Highland.
Those not present who remembered
her with handsome gifts were Mrs.
Sarah Fox. Mrs. Emma Holden and
Miss Lille Phillips
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-10-01
Rapenet for hoard Of Trale.

AoRGANTowN. Oct The Nor
gantoWn Board OF Trade via give q
,banQuet at the Hotel Madeira the
evening Of October 8. beginning At
$40 o'clock, IN honro OF the West
virginia Board Of Trade The busi-
ness men Of MorgaufoWn are invited
TO attend. Good speaking. good music
and good food win be provided. and
It is expected that a general good time
viIl be had Tickets VIII be 50 each
snd only seventy-Ave can be sold,
People expecting 10 attend are re-
quested to notify E. n. Grant. secre-
tary OF the local board OF trade. at
once SO that the proper reservations
can be MADE II MIST be known in
advance how many to provide for
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-10-01
MADAM SATAN
Proves TO Be the One Best
Yet at the Popular Vic
tor;a Theater-

Madam SATAN proved 70. be the one
best yet II the Criticism Of the large
audience at the victoria theater IS TO
he the judge. Tt IS dinerent from
zanythinZ yet attempted by the popu-
Tar Aubrey Company sind held the
audience from the minute the curtain
went up. untiIIdt dropped at the end
OF the NTH ana last act. sAdiss Wax
lace in the. title role certainly. proved
herself an actress. OF enotiesi, as wei
as the vast kinds OF other parts As
Madam .sataR'' she ceEt2tnly scored
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-10-01
Delegates Go.

Among The delegates who left last
saturday evening over the :nterurpa n
for Fairnant 20 attend the state con-
veation Of the West Virginia chapter.
Order OF the Eastern Star. were Mrs.
s. NJ. Hardman. Miss Barton. OF Ath-
ems chapter. 40. g: Mrs. IngersolI.
Mrs. Eva Hawkins grand mat-on.
Mrs. 2. w. Meade. Mrs. Dauheaspeck.
Mrs. laura Kelley. MS. IoIlie Drake.
Mrs. Nay Louden. and c. L Martin.
past grand patron. Parkersburs. No.
-: Ms. Via. AIRS. Hunt. Mrs. Mamie
case. II. w. Adams. worthy patron
silver Leaf Chapter. No. ;. Hinton:
MIS-. Willie Christie Princeton. No.
So: and Airs. Garrett. wonolia. No
30. NJ. Hope.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-10-01

Gn1~El. 60


me program It the annual meet
ing OF the grand chapter Of the East
ern star Of west virginia 10 be held
at Fairmont beginning comorroW
viii be as follows
wednesday 10 q. M
opening ceremonies
Reception OF distinguished guests.
Presentation OF past grand of
heerS
address Of welcome. Mrs DeIla n
Brand. worthy matron. Of FairmOnt-
Response. Mrs. Anna Nfotter, as
sociate grand matron-
Music,
address Of welcome to grand rep
resentatives, J. H. Derry. associate
Response. Mrs. Agnes NJ Flower
grand representative OF North Da-
announcement of committees
Afternoon. 2 o'CIOek-
Report of committee on ere
annual address OF the grand ma
annual address Of the grand pa
tron-
Report of the grand secretary
Report. OF the grand treasurer
Reportsof committees.
Music.
Evening, $50 O'CLOCK.
ESenprcation OF rftuahste work
Fairmont Chapter. 40 81.
Banquet
Music.
qnshtalIation of matrOns and pa
irons of new charters
Report Of committees. continued
Music.
Afternoon. 2 O'Clock
Music.
Election of officers
Miscellaneous business
Evening, z:sO O'Clock
Music.
Installation OF cheers.
Music
Closing ceremonies.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-10-01
30 FlR BUNI9NS
corns. Cauouses and Tired Aching
Burning, swollen and III
Smelling Feet

Rub on ECO and rub out g! sore
ress and misery from poor. tired out
feet.
waiting Is n pleasure. dancing a
JOY after you have ;-ea;ed your Feet to
> rub with EXC. the refined ointment
Don's fo=set Ike name; EGO foz the
feet. the only real thing Cor making
feet feel fine and comfortable. IS
cents a jar at Wells & Haymaker Co.
and money back If not satisfied. Moth
ing so good for sunburn. chatting
prickly heat and Eczema
advertisement
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-10-01
TREsPIia ssEBs Ill1l -

Charles Daughertys "
ana D. ]. osafara were dned
casts each Tuesday In 4Eagi5E
Gordon's court on conviction Of
passing upon Baltimore and
railroad rreoprerty at tls Ioca
They paid the fequtfed ana ana
were released- 3. 4. campBs1L E,.l<
road detective, arrested them
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-10-01
Prirntc Rccrntinn.

Invitations have been issued for a
private reception and dance to be Civ
en- in Hoffman hall Wednesday even
Ing and n delightful program OF dance
music will be played by the Cadenza
orchestra. The hostesses viii be Miss
Elizabeth Condry. Mis- Margaret Null
heraa. Miss Frances GioecIlner and
Miss AIargare; Lyden:
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-10-01
For Mrs. Fleming.

Compiimentary 30 Mrs. Maria Glenn
ing. who will leave soon FOR Arizona
To spe=d the winter. Mrs. Ellen shin1
entertained. a few friends at a din
uer in her home on Dale avenue.
Covers were laid for Mrs. Mary Lucas.
Mrs. d. p. Morgan. Mrs. Ellen Smith.
Mrs. Bozgess aad MIS- Renshaw.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-10-01
Fau NEeetinp.

a very interesting fan meeting was
held in the home OF Mrs B. F. Rob
fnson this afternoon OF the Kings
Daughters and many plans were sug-
gested and arranged for the society's
Einter work.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-10-01
10 Hol,I Rnzanr.

Plans were completed yesterday af-
ternoon at the meeting OF the Ladies
Aid Society % the First Baptist
church to hold bazaar the fist week
in November.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-10-01

aud was gree1ed BY 0ppbllll9 = -
entrance.
The whole cast was good
above play and will no doubt l'lelz ~
coy little thieater on Vs'edaeatley,
the usual DIME matinee. and on Z 20
night. amateur night VIII Be
after the performances Of
$50" The cotEpany'S OHeF- OF e lt
all expenses : stiIl open Z, any eou 2
who WIN get married on .tlls ssals'
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-10-01

James ~ Plant. OF Katylick,
looked after business here Tuesday
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-10-01
Ia6 Isourth Street

Particular people who want photo
graphs for holiday gifts should come
now. as I give more time to the max
ing OF each sitting than later in the
MRS. n. E. R4RIcK.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-10-01
dress forms

Dressmakers or hone sewers
ran own a Kunpact Dress Form
At special price
Sizes 81, 81, 80. So, 40.
Iron Pedestal, casters. cel-
iapsible pzpier machc- BODY.
covered with Jersey cloth. hip
length, wire skirt form, which i
detachable, tape scam lines
choice OF sizes, $3.50.
B0GGS & BUEL
IT PrTTssUEeH, PA.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-18
Mlsrepresents Taft,

When Mr.. Taft says the Chicago con-
vention Will be controlled by the friends
OF constitutional government he means
that II will be controlled by men such as
Messrs- Lorimer. Barnes and Penrose
and by the delegates fraudulent1y seat ed
from states like Washington, where they
would be avowedly seated not because
they represent the people but because
they do not represent the people.
Tho Chicago convention Will not he
controlled by fraud and force In this man.
ner. The attempt so TO control II will
be unsuccessful and II successful Il would
merely mean the ruin OF the Republican
party.
Il hope you will remember from now
on just what Mr.. TAFT means by con-
stitutional government. He has shown
II in this utterance I have quoted. Mr..
Taft's theory OF constitutional govern
ment Is that II is government admins-
tered by Messrs. Lorimer Guggenheim.
Barnes, Gallingcr and their like In de-
fance OF the will OF tho people and i'm
posed by them on the people. and IL Is
government under which the people are
defrauded OF their rights by these men,
He believes that these men to the
exclusion OF the people should be given
the guardianship OF the constitution
which the people themselves made 20 pro-
| tect their own interests against just such
mon and TO secure justice for themselves
| and for all men"