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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1912-12-24
BRYAN AND WILSON
TALK OVER CABINET
DISCUSS PERSONNEL AND POLL
CIES OF ADMINISTRATION.
Conference Fails to Add to Sum Of
Public knowledge About Prob
able Selections

Princeton, N. j., Dec. 21.-After a
day of lengthy conferences in Tren-
ton the most important of which was
with w. J. Bryan, President-elect
Woodrow Wilson returned tonight to
his home here, tired and ready for
rest. So far as light on the gossip
as to Mr.. Bryan's future relations
with the administration, the confer
ence between the two today was pro-
ductive of nothing more than specu-
lation. Mr.. Wilson said very frank
ly that while he had talked about men
for his cabinet with Mr.. Bryan the
name of the Nebraskan was not men
toned. AS to further conferences with
Mr. Bryan, none was talked Of or ar
ranged, Mr. Wilson said.
Best to "Lay LoW."
Discussing tonight the subject of
patronage, the president-elect made
1t oYlQonL LudI lIlOSe VIII SApoNI "
get political appointment from him
had better not try to manifest their
ambition in person or. apply directly
to him in any way.
''I have sort of general principle" ,"
he said, that those who apply for
Offices will be the least likely to get
them"
Then a great number has been dis
qualified already" he was asked.
Yes, was the smiling reply.
The question reminded the pres1-
dent-elect of a letter he had received
from an office-seeker.
"One man wrote me- related MI.
Wilson, saying he was thinking OF
applying and would like to know from
me personally what was the best way
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to go about it. !"
No Answer Needed.
To all of my customers,

There was no reply" he said. He
added that he, Of course, expected to
take advice about patronage and would
be guided in a great many appoint
ments by the recommendations OF
members of congress.
The summoning Of Mr.. Bryan 10
discuss legislative policies and the
personnel nf the cabinet was, the
president-elect indicated, one OF Sc
ries of steps which he is taking to
determine upon the fitness OF ind1Vl-
duals for the cabinet. r
Mr.. Wilson intends, moreover, TO
carry out literally his plan of being
the "best listener in the United States
and expects to continue to take COM
mon counsel" for some time, perhaps
as late as March l, before making final
decision of announcements.
In view of Mr.. Bryan's connection
with the drafting of the Democratic
platform today's conference concern
ed largely plans for carrying out plat
form pledges.
The governor was asked if Mr. Bry-
an seemed to be in favor of any pre-
cedence in the order o. legislation.
Went Over Platform.
Eve went over the platform IN a
general way" replied the governor
with NO special emphasis On one
plank more than another
Mr.. Wilson was told tonight that
Mr.. Bryan had said just before ms
departure that he planned to attend
the inauguration, "if the weather -
fine"
81 hope he'll attend the inauglra-
ton, and hope the weather will be
fine too," said Mr.. Wilson approving
ly.
Judge Robert S. Hudspeth, nation
al committeeman from New jersey
and Edward E. Grosscup, Democratic
State chairman, conferred with the
Governor about State business in the
afternoon.
The long day of conferences ended
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leave the State of South Carolina
within twenty-four hours and never
reL,.: should he ever return he shall
\ d recommitted to serve
the sentence imposed.
Cleve Ellison, convicted at the Jan
ia %, ,e4m OF court for Laurens
~, slaughter, and ssntenc-
ed to Xix years Imprisonment upon
me uuolc works. Parole granted De
comber "a, 1912, during good behaV-
ior.
Primus Salters, convicted at the
March, 1907, term of c@art for Will
liaonsburg county, OF manslaughter'
and sentenced to ten years imprison-
ment in the State penitentiary. Pa
role granted, during good behavior
December "a, 1912.
Robert Chestnut, convicted at the
September, 1911, term of court 1or
Orangeburg county, of nlanslaugnter'
and sentenced to fifteen years imprls-
onment in the State penitentiary. Pa
role granted, during good behavior
December "a, 1912.
William Ray, alias Bunk Ray, con-
victed at the March, 1909, term OF
court for Newberry county, OF man
slaughter, and sentenced to five years
Imprisonment upon the public works
o. ~ lne State penitentiary Parole
granted during good behavior, Decem-
ber "a, 1912.
Green Gore, convicted at the July
1911. term of court for Chester coun-
ty. of housebreaking and larceny, and
sentenced to two years Imprisonment
in the State penitentiary or retorlAa-
tory. Parole granted, during good
behavior, December "A, 1912.
John Gilmore, convicted at the
July, 1911, term of court for Chester
county, OF housebreaking and larceny
and sentenced to two years impris-
onment in the State penitentiary, or
reformatory. Parole granted, during
good behavior, December "a, 1912.
Thadeus White, convicted at the
March, 1912, term of court for Bam-
berg county, of assault and battery
with intent to kill, and sentenced to
IS months upon the public works. Pa
role granted, during good behavior,
December "a, 1912.
B. Whit Goodwin, convicted at the
June. 1908, term Of court for New
berry county, for manslaughter, and
sentenced to ten years Imprisonment
in the State penitentiary. Parole
granted, during good behavior, Deem
Der "a, 1912.
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Executive Clemency In so Cases
Dy Governor as Christmas Gift
CONTINUED FROM PAGE u.


to mercy. and sentenced to life inpris-
onmant IN the State penitentiary. Pa
role granted, December "A, 1912, dur
ing good behavior; and, upon the fur
ther coalition that he leave the State
of South Carolina within twenty-four
hours and never return; should be
ever return he shall be arrested and
recommitted to the State penitentiary
to serve the remainder of said SEN
tence.
Gus. w. Enberg, convicted at the
March, 1912, term of court for George
town county, of larceny, and sentenced
to three years imprisonment ON the
public works. Parole granted, De-
cember "a, 1912, during good behavior;
and, upon the further condition that
he leave the State of South Carolina
within twenty-four hours and never
return; should he ever return he shall
be arrested and recommitted to serve
the remainder OF the sentence i'm
posed.
w. A. brennan, convicted at the Oc-
tober. 1911, term of court for Green
wood county, of violating the dispen-
sary law, and sentenced 10 pay fine
of s1OO or serve three months ON the
public works. Parole granted, De-
cember "A, 1912, during good behavior;
and. upon the further condition that
if he is again convicted Of selling IL
ouor, that he shall be required to serve
the sentence above imposed
Cleve Paul, convicted at the OctoD-
er 1911, term of court for Marlboro
connty, of assault and battery OF a
high and aggravated nature, and SEN
fenced to three years Imprisonment
on the public works or in the state
nenitentiary. Parole granted Decem-
her "a, 1912, during good behavior;
and, upon the further condition that
no refrain from the use OF alcohoEc
houors: should he ever take another
drink Of alcoholic liquors he shall be
arrested and recommitted to serve the
sentence herein imposed
Louis Cantrell, convicted at the NO
vember, 1910, term of court for
Oconee county, Of murder, with rec
ommendation to mercy, and sentenced
to life Imprisonment in the State penl-
tontiarv Parole granted December
"a 1912, during good behavior; and
,non the further condition that he
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NOTICE.

The board of health will meet in the
Office of the chairman, F. D. Mower,
NJ. D., on December 26, 1912, at4 p m,
for the purpose of electing a secretary
and health officer to serve the ensuing
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a week of harder work than Mr.. VII
son had done since the campaign end
ed. When he reached home he showed
a little fatigue and looked forward to
rest Sunday.
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year. The secretary's salary will be
ten $4,000 dollars per month, and the
health officers fifty (s5O0O dollars
per month All applications must be
IN writing and in the hands Of the
chairman not later than - m. o'clock
on the day of election.
BY order Of the board.
S. S. Cunningham,
F. D Mower, Secretary.
Chairman
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Tuesday, a. 1912,
X l. 7 - K /
Of the Clerk and Treasurer for Year Ending December H.
1912, as Compiled by w. A McSwain, Accountant.
Newberry 1912.
Honorable j. j Iangford Mayor, berry, s C.
Dear Sir Acting audit the records the once OF
c Clark and Treasurer for the City covering the period
from December 90 December IL 1872 the following accounts are
REVENUE-RECEIPTS.
Balance cash on hand per last report IS 743
Licenses - ao
1 po m and personal property tax collected 49, " 21Ss
Rents (stores, and markets. 80 ~
Rents (opea house. 1'7oo
Rents (oDea house,
Gem, terry sold (colored) -. - ~ ~
Manure @ 10"
Street paving @ pau s 1 s fa w h ti1ans " -. 1860
Co"1' no" S4s , "a 20 +dria1 81 " ~ -. -. 45.55
Street paving sale OF material ''''' ' 1915
OF '''''.'
S sas2ss5
DISBURSEMENTS.
Police department 80. -. IS 4OooS
Street depar'nnen''''' - - '" " 745O3
Fire deparuneh''''. -. - " " ~ -. 1853
Salaries mayor and clerk 1ntre ana " " 45724
riiltn7' ~ @ CO W 49,. -. ...... 100000
Lights an0 WATER ''''' " -. =. 6e6.27
Insurance -: .... al ,i.l " soeS so
interest," anu u ~ >' ~ ... ....... 43649
.ceianeous expense ''.' '''''' ''''' - 6S
Taxes aDa'eo.'''. - - - - - 1926
Oil and lamps. ''.'' .'' '.'' " 1876 so
Salaries - ''''' IN
Material and repairs ''.' ''' - '' ee7 30
Feed account .'.' - - - = - " 55aI
once e&pens'' - - - " " . -. 214.2oI
County -. 80 - ''' $4,000
Attorneys 90
paving Streets sidewalks house ,o
Detectives. - ,'''''' sso1
ooni
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-09-27
Some Slug!

Craig, Mo-, Sept. -. lola.-Craiv
was defeated here last Sunday by the
fast Lake Parks, of st. Joe. by the
top heavy score Of l,.0
1t was All ideal day for the national
game, but my how the teams pun.
isled the game was awful.
Both teams seemed to bat their Cd.
posing pitchers at will and stolen
bases piled up with IMMUNITY. ,t.
1t was . see.saw game til the sew.
snth, wien the Parks piled up SIX
RUNS on Thieman and Roberts and
cinched the game. Riley for the
Parks wasn't So stingy with the hits
aud. allowed the Craig boys eleven
hits. ..
As to the peps Of the teams there
was none. Manager Alien might
lave tried cnl,iva,inr black pepper for
the last game and had some interest
stirred up among the players.
II.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-09-27
Benton.

n. q. Emerson has the founda.
ton laid for a six.room residence.
RoM. Emerson and wife visited
a, the Ed Evans home IN kimsey
neigIborhood, lately.
Mrs. Ella Hutton and Miss Lula
lntermill visited AZ the Walter sta
ley home, the Hrs, Of this week.
Mrs. Ella Hutton andDsister, Miss
Lula Intermill, are here for shor,
stay before going to their new home
at Haxtum, Col,
Mrs. Presley holland, Of Forest
city, and daughter, Mrs. Minnie La
cey. of Litchfeld, Mimi. visited a few
days at the !. NJ. Staley home, last
week.
Mrs. Gale Emerson. baby daugh.
ter and sister, Miss Anna Field, left
Monday, - inst, for a visit with
their brother, Richard, al Kellerton,
Iowa.
Rev. Weidemier and "blind VII.
lie" have been visiting In the neigh.
borliood, this week, and holding
prayer elings at the homes In the
evenings.
The protracted meeting began
Sunday evening with a good atten.
dance. Everybody invited TO attend
these meetings. Blind Willie" will
help with the music.
Mrs. Emma Guthrie, Of Lincoln
neighbOrhood, and sister, Mrs. Ella
Wisehart, of Horton, Kan, visited at
the j. l.. Andler home, last Wednes.
dry. On Thursday Mrs. Wisehart re.
turued to her home, Mrs. Guthrie go
ing with her rs far as st. Joseph.
VERITAs.
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Monarch.

r.. l.. Hughes and Anis attended
church al ltichyille, Sunday,
Our school Is progressing nicely,
under the care of Miss Kate Greene.
Eva Gunter, near Oregon, is Wis
iting a few days at Frank COlhomr's.
Ray Callen and wife spent Satur-
day night and sunday at John Pat
terson's,
= Il. +. Lilley and wife, of near
Filh}ore, visited Sunday at Clarence
Lillet's.
Godfrey Miller and family, Of
Andrew county, visited Sunday At
Gottlieb outs.
Earl Mcclure and family, of near
Mound City, visited with Pa and Ma
ColhOur, recently.
James Smith and son, James, and
Clarence Lilley made q trip 70 st. ,Jo- ,
seph, Monday, with wheat,
MAY. Colhour, who Is very sick
with appendicitis, WAS taken TO tile
hospital at st. Joseph, Tueydsy. We
hope she will get along alright.
OLirr0RD.
4
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New Point, and Vicinity.

Will Acton was quite sick the
first Of the week.
Dan Drclier and family visited q,
Mother lsragg's, SUNDAY.
DIR. Davis drove down Sunday
morning to see his father, who Is sick.
Miss Mildred Ac, oncame over from
Rosendale To visit home folks, sun.
day.
Several went TO ST. Joseph. Tues.
day, to take the children ~ to the
show.
win Malpn and family and Otha
Dreher and family visited at the home
of Jas. Cain.
--Osmer liardman and wife. Claude
Render and wife. Edith Hartman and
katherine Terry spcn, sunday at I'd
Davis.
While attempting To catch a
young horse, "Wednesday Of las, week
Albert Williams was kicked on the
ct OcioW tHc huec'
Geo. W. Lentz and family. Chas.
Fields and family, llarve Chamber
land and family, went TO WIN Lemons,
near Fillmore, Sunday,
MIR. Gene Taylor, the blacksmith,
moved to Oregon, this week. Mr..
Taylor Is a splendid blacksmith, and
viii he successful wherever he goes.
Ed Buniz had u mare sick with
that mysterious disease, last week.
Dr. bragg was called "Wednesday
morning. The mare Is about well
nov.
Mrs Stella Kneale and children
came out Thursday and visited her
parents, Mr., and Mrs. Rayhill, return.
ing to her home IN Oregon. saturday.
Her sister, Edna, went back withher.
Hazel Kearney came up from ST.
Joseph, To visit home folks. Her
many friends congratulate her on her
| promotion. SO soon after beginning
her school work, and best of all. they
were not surprised,
| The Sunday Schools are planning
for a meeting In the near future.
Rev. i. l.. Williams, a state and ma.
tiOnal worker, l. to be with them
The place of the meeting and the dat
will he given next week.
| NERo
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-09-27
Burr Oak.

Mos, corn In danger Of heavy
frost.
Mr. and Mrs. Vince Hopper spent
sunday with Henry Bowes and fam
lily.
The horse plague l. still In full
blast. Several new cases and a few
deaths.
Sam Alkirc has remodeled his
dwelling house. This adds greatly TO
Its appearance and comfort.
Elder Augustine will conduct
services at the Walnut Grove church,
Sunday, morning and evening.
Miss Matte Stone went to Kan.
>as, last Sunday, where she int ends
Ia work during the fall months.
Miss Lou Sinclair returned home
recently, after visiting for some time
with relatives at Joseph and other
points.
G. A. Moser Is erecting . line i'm.
plement house 1t will be a dandy.
Mr.. Moser believes in caring for his
farm tools.
Miss Agnes Moser ret ufned home
Saturday, after spending several days
In Forest city, with her sister. Mrs.
Pearl Patton and family.
Mrs. j. u. Porter, Of Dover, ok
Iahoma, who has been visiting with
her sister, Mrs. II. A. Bowles, viii
leave for home in a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Poul. of White
Cloud, Kansas, were In Mound City,
last Sa, urday, attending the funeral
OF Mrs. Pouls aunt, Mrs, eli Smith.
| Mrs. Catherine Cox, of ST. DerOin,
Nebraska, returned home Sunday. az
ter visiting several days here with
her daughter, Mrs. Henry Bowles and
family.
The Sanctiiied people closed their
prot racted meeting near the Exodus
school house, last aturday night.
Success good, considering the rain
and bad roads.
EDO
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-09-27
Hunting Notice.

Notice Is hereby given by the I'M
dersigned that no trapping with any
device, and no hunting with guns, or
otherwise will be allowed upon any OF
our lands, farms or premises, In Holt
county, Missouri. Any persOn'or per-
sons found so trespassing, trapping or
hunting upon any Of our lands, farms
or premises will DE arrested and pros
eclited to the full extent OF the law.
II. e. DUNCAN, l.. !. Moore,
Charles A. Xachman,
Hugh mrrier, Andrew Burrier,
Charles Bartram, Susannah Russell,
II. Vandeveer, II, Il. Peret,
Harry kreek, Thomas kreek.
Aut Curry, Alex, VanBuskirk,
Frank Allen, Charles Meyer.
Charles Markt W. s. Taylor
Roy Campbell.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-09-27
NOTES On TiiE GAME.


For the last game OF the season the
crowd was rather slim and should
have been better attended.
Murphy. a Mink Lacquer, cavoricd
around the short field for Crazy.
The team seemed rather incomplete
without II. u. Stricken in the game.
II. ID. Is always there with the pep
and keeps the rest enlivencd all the
time.
Craig's dog mascot delayed the
game In the third by running away
with the ball. We don't know
whether he signaled for u fair catch
or not.
From the amount Of wild heaves
the players made during the game,
one would think they were practicing
for some weight.throwing contest
on an Olympic meet.
Craig's Germany Shaeffer, j. Odell
was on the bench suffering from a
strained arm. We sure have missed
Johnny's work on the coaching lines.
We noted the sensational catch OF
May In the third Of T. S,rickler's
short ny In left garden.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-09-27
Forest City.

ASSSs WY
Miss May Sentney spent one day
IN Oregon. this week.
--l;eorge Miller and family. OF Kan.
sas, visited relatives here. last week.
Rev. G. G. Miller will preach at
the Methodist church, sunday even.
ing.
Mrs. WIN. Hamilton has beer,
quite sick. but able to walk around
again.
Ray Conner and Miss Grace. Kohl.
mer visited at the home Of ian Jauhi.
son. ST., SUNDAY.
Mrs. Oscar Moore and children
visited at the home Of Sid Eatls. Sat.
urday and Sunday. .f-.
Mr.. Fuller. of Darlington. Is the
CUES, OF his daughter. Mrs. Dave
Wallace, at present.
Miss Agnes Mosier returned home.
saturday, after spending week with
her sister. Mrs. Patton.
Mrs. Harriet Kinder, Of Falls
city. Neb., Is the guest ei her moth.
er, Mrs. Lease, this week.
Mrs. George Meyer. Of Oregon.
was the guest OF her brother. Frank
kunkel, and wife, Tuesday.
charley Finn has purchased the
Cha>. France restaurant stock and
will take possession next week.
Mrs. Charley Hunt. Of Bigelow,
was the guest Of her sister, Mrs, Vim.
KolImcr, and family, over SUNDAY.
Mrs. McGuire returned from vii.
low springs, saturday. She says Mrs.
Kelly Is yet ting along a. well ascould
be- expected.
Mrs. Dick. Of Mound city. and
Mrs. Harry Synar, of 81. Louis. we're
the guests Of Mrs. Oscar Moore and
family, one day, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nate McGuirc enter.
tanned number of relatives and
friends a, their home. sunday. IN
honor Of Grandpa Bakers >O,h birth.
day
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fralicre enter.
tainrd MIR, and Mrs. Dave Wallace.
Mr. Fuller, Chris. Clifford and Miss
Maudc Thornhill AZ their home. sun.
day.
Mrs. kaull arrived from Denver.
IA, urday, where she visited her son.
and will visit friends here before r..
turning To her home In Oklahoma
CITY, OK.
Mrs. Finer and Mrs. John Reeves
went Ia 81. Joseph, sunday. to yisi,
Mrs. Miller. who Is still IN the hos.
piial, but improving, 81 they think
she will bc able to return home In
about week.
The many friends Of tie -. G..
SNallard family are glad to learn the
aut omobile accident they were In near
Maryville. Sunday evening, Scptem.
her -, was not more serious, and that
no lives We're lost.
Terry Ross met with q painful ac-
cident. one morning last week: while
At work In the Ice plant, his first lin.
ger on his right hand got caugh, In
the machinery and was crushed so
badly II had To be- taken oil ~ the
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-09-27

summary: Tmo.base hits Riley.
81, John. May. q. Sellers. Struck
out by Roberts. I: Craig. /: Riley, >.
First ON balls OIL Roberts. }: Craig,
]: Riley III, by pitcher futile.
Wild pitches Roberts. II: Riley. i:
Thieman. !. Passed balls Walker.
Umpire Ward.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-09-27
Corn For Sale!

About Is acres Of fine corn In the
field, on my farm, "a miles northwest
of Forbes. Make offer. Address,
METTIE NJ. PAYNE,
go Mount Mora,
st. Joseph, Mo.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-09-27
Farm For Sale :!

~ acoes. ,! miles southeast OF Ore.
gon. Good house and barn; good or
cllard: good cistern at house, never
failing stock we'll. Come and see me
for further particulars.
CLINTON LEvERICH,
Oregon, Mo.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-07

Mr. Au1ttn Saealsy VS. tn gueSi
Of frienda q NcMechpu yesterday.
Lluls Miss Mar L.afsIlsita. 81 EaS;
Psrk. b guiie sick vita synptOms Of
typhoid fausF.
Mr. AFlte Collina. - DTnretOa
Mtlls. 10 vtsirinE her paTlnls. Mr. and
NsA ,. - smith. 81 STATE STREET
Misses Grlns and OdEa Elsalay have
returned fEsn q visit with fFtsnAs II
NcNeCnso sd v'heellnE
Mn. tlasais HuEhoS a11 ehtlAEEn. Of
NOFUood was ths7Eupul ~ her DOsA.
or. Nrn sutl-Fael2 q sspvens StTss,,
yesterday.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-07

Tue mambera Of ths FaiTun0uS sIaFs
NUrual bonfbalI isun are all uoFhiuE
daily - III 6sid satflng = ~ haui
naaaihlr HhsVe fof ~ elisa vita tbe
WratpSaR teSn On saturday.
TIE uunss WtlI n played ~ In BucE-
hasnOA. and outhg 20 ne fnri that the
would ~ ClnImnnlN to tAe state CHAM
PinasAlp uFe playing On tbsiE home
grOandy. ~ Normal srhoal VII hare
70 uork rsil,er hard 70 hegp The OrUt-
dsNu % A. small nnrahcr ~ points
~ nGlsiBls. oNiRE 70 the tnls -thSs
weuJsyou Vipysu All have . Ereai
adrantAse ~ pluyiHE 60 their oSn
h0me RrOnAAs
WESLEYAN this year IL pIayInE > los
Of nm vso have 10 hasinsau On ths
WeateTUB team several Of theu.
amouK Nhnm are K-Tiuon. Rnos.
Y0uhs sid otheTs having played with
The WssIsyUB teuR even before The
schoSi VS. eslisd 4 University.
o. noUrss ,hiH uAs Oniy . lev years
go. bul SRHi, the purs u thu men ~
really tOeilsfbie
coSeA Eruv BELL 81 The Ioeal Nor
mai seAool reaisisa tina; be 10 really
Eoink uV AGsinuJ = professional team
Ea'hefed toscfhef itOul over fhs state
from ~ VsriOUs Y. ~ G A. hiEh
school, sBd Independents team. and
Hell y ne-viy EetrinE hi mea 10
shape to DO - muth - pnasIbie To-
Ehrda ArIssJ;uE The p.eaeherst7l By
sosding he seoFe 70 . IoU ngnrr. a.
hOlg6 he les ~ bio aleeve seveF1l z
ilays EairA riH no doubs even make
h NVsAndlass 81 " and laSs Rosioe
Not taaE siuce the Wesisszn team
ras ~ Hrs, feam n ~ Stale ihAi
~ould MAKE Kick aaEsRsl prDios.
..SnalJ sna hOld1vsts. bzS shls year
hey nrm u haSP tAkeu Ihlagu 10 shsir
,un hbnds sud started . slnEBurF q.
.r-Eastns ~ o. tbPir oan-
Coach Eel has tuO Other Eames Jet
sia sgsAaa ,An, EiH eanse his team
ard Vosk " ESR. - oae u vita
4 syneshUrE enilGEe ard tie othhF
,sth Bs,hosy roIIeee. Eaeh Of the
llfeT GaSned teams are mahiug rnoi
boutngA this ysnr. and the local
rhooI bNTS va have ss nj ~ noae
E4ty uurk 20 Ert auay vita ~
nnOL
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-07
HEADER
Likely TWO &c eAnGs 20 BE
PLAVED At S0UTH soc PARK

ArranEomuts for the SiE dOuble
header TO ~ puIlad Of in this cjiy on
o. the hes' foOtbaH Ganes ever seen
IN ,his oity vii b played. viii hs CON
pleted ~ NOnday
Representatives oil Wayneaburx.
n,nnlsou. " Y. L ahd tie PairaOut
STATE Normal viii neps and arrange
for the games and the details. - veil
- tba percsu Of the receipts each
Is 10 Eet-
Those on the o0mmitsee EhO viii
nset On Monday sre TIE cuaches AMI
s,ni-na reprsssnaAiive Of The West
vigEinia Iniperuiiy. Coach Erse Bell.
AZ the Fasr11uas STATE Normal school.
~ representatives. Of WaynesburE
and DeaHinnu colleges, Fred Rhpp and
Earl cuErh- Of this city
The Eames sin probably b~Ein At
: o'clock IL the aflqraOon ths Wayne
hufg Normal school zane bsinE played
90 hrSl. UIrh tn " Y. U-DenRi.ou
ZANE IoIIouinE
10th Games vii b. seen for The
pr5ce og aduliustua 70 one Ezne. ard
me fOothaii suIhultasis A. veil A. al
spoFtIoVsEn 10 tha city utH have =
great af'srBDoH-
The Esne played Oh here On Thank
giving GfRsE1noa lasi year drvu an
s----,... n-ran-.- -----.I - - $50