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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-04-20

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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-04-20
NOTICE TO BUILDERS AND con-
TRACTORS.

ssalea proposals VIII ne recelFoal lly'
thealnasFsigned until NOON Apfll %,
1919, al the ttect6ry of IS eiers
Catholic church. FSirH66ht, WI vii
Tor all work Enot tnelnsling eSeaYa
lions and stone work. i6r ais.loom
school building 70 Ne eFected or Aladl
son street on the rear 81 he tectcfy
Special bids viii also ~ received
Tor ,fhe brick work, carpa iter lpnIbef
and min work. Including ron end hard.
ware TOT roofing, pl4stsI slnd mint
lRs sSSa}ts tt95I ss3 ssaslsIs
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sgeps AZ tIheg lRSset9ESs gtI she olllqe q
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e ilfeleet any and AZ AI Y
Apr. 20. sRsctor sietai
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-04-20
ANNlugAL Meeting.

TIE annual meeting Of the stock.
holders OF lEairmont and clafksburg
Traction COMPANY viii b6ihelds at the.
once of said Company, Room No. 400 y
Watson Duiidingsin the Glty.ot Fair
mont, West virginia. on. MoaAayy,fatltie'
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-04-20

ny condition Mrs. J.sh. 46grIand y
rev worse, Il n. sa..
Iiad lleessan cough and frequent
ATTACKS a Bilious collie from which A.
aaemed Gould not recoyer. Ny bowels
silsoi became affected. causing alarming
attaelsg q behnofrhagea ! tried many
remedies which gave only temporary
seIief orbp relief al all. Il at last tried
pefuria lid III three days I was re-
lIeyad II the bowel derangement. After
8usine ave bottles 4 was entirely cured
.nos clisesfnIiy recommend the use Of
reEaaa apg gHe SIMILARLY adllcted%
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-04-20
Christian Chapel

bible school at ulne-thirty; morn
ing service at ten,thirty. All are cor.
daily invited to attend.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-04-20
sYNopsIs.

9 o. o. IL H . . U4a
etfAprER Lieut. Harry Mallory =
Eataered t6l tue Pt lplIles,t He and Max
3Iorik Newton III itkt TO- Hope; but wreck
or taNIeab prevents their seeing Minister
on the way to the train.
CHAPTER II. -TfanscontInent train
Is itdldnS on passengers. Porter has .
(. lively time with an Eng llshmau and Ira
Lat6rop, Yankee business man.
CHAPTER III. The eIopers have an
exciting time getting to the train.
CHAPTER IV.-'Iittle Jimmie We'll
lingtDn, bound for Reno TO get divorce,
Boards train In Ipaudlln condition. Later
MA! Jimmie appearss w
CHAPTER Y,-she is also bound; for
Reno With same object. Likewise Mrs..
Sammy WhItconlb. Z
CHAPTER yI.-Latter blemes Mrs.
Jimmie for her marital troubles Class
lhates OF Mallory decorate bridal berth
CHAPTER vT1.-Rey. and Mrs Temple
start on a vacation: They decide TO cut
loose and Temple removes evidence ot' MS
calling,
CHAPTER VIII Marjorie decides to
let Mallory proceed alone. but train
starts while they are lost in. farewell.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-04-20
SOD prOperty.

Mr.. and Mrs. tHearl j. McElfresh
have sold their cottage on Gutfey
street TO Mr.. NJ. D. Orr.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-04-20

Answer some real estate Rds-edus,
eating yourself up to theminute be
fore closing any sort q real estate
purchase. n.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-04-20
cHApTER XI.
a chanIee Encounter.

While Mrs. Temple was conading e
her husband that the agitated couple
in the next seat had Just come from
q weddlng.factory. and had got on
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-04-20

Every furnished room ad in. the pa
per to-day win be reaaa by every fur
nIshed room seeker in The city-Who
means busLneIs.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-04-20

~ " ~ Sfffl5 n 3. - n
sdiy, OF aIay9 n 6lucii
itI tot the llItIsse o. eleqllqH 3
t3oaFd 81 Directors ior tlie
ensuing year and for tiie tfanspCIon
Of any dther busines onlng before
said annual stoelhplasrs niaeilng,
WALTON NJ 3l3lslll
Secretary EaIfmont atSd slarl'auufg
y Tiaetion5 Company
April Id, 1912. N
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-04-20

Cali ard see tue cook or servant
whose nd today makes herseem "eligi
hIe"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-04-20

Among today's a6 readers are some
people who want to move and 10
.yhout The ito let ads represent "ops
porlunity." Il
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-04-20
SUFFERED
2S YEARS.


MIS-, jl IAtl
eonanpd san
lba Iema
Hrites
Fcf tgen-
three years.
vac a eons7
slant aunerer
from eaf6nic
alarfh HAD
q oeyers mis-.
err ana buta
mn n, fha ldIs
The Detroit times., 1912-08-12
u. S. GOVT 8ONDS.
1000 LOVE HUNGRY
SEEK THEIR MATES
Continued from Page One)

with something which does not con-
Germ me when talk about family life
and marriage. but / tell you it is the
subllmest social problem.
Il believe in marriages on small
incomes IL the young man and young
woman face their venture as the most
serious thing in the world A rich
marriage is usually unhappy, and a
speedy marriage is usually a fool
marriage.
Young men today want to be IRE
sponsible. | tell them they are like
driftwood on the sea. They do not
do their duty by staying single.
IL makes me boil when | get let
ters from girls who say they want a
man who does not chew. drink, smoke
or swear. AS though these were the
cardinal sins! She wants to inquire
what he does do A man must have
safety valve. and | always suspect
the seemingly perfect man OF being
rascal.
"Childie en- today are brought up so
fast they are WORKOUT men and wo;
men at 30. Ask an engineer how a
new locomotive should be handled. tie
will tell You il must be tried out on
slow speed. So with children. Men
ought to be at their prime at 40, and
not nervous wrecks
Boys and girls should be together
more. The idea OF separate schools
for the sexes is nonsense. They
ought not TO be bashful in the pres
ence OF one another
The Detroit times., 1912-08-12
THE STAGE
LYcEuM.

l.
Bang.--the report Of a revolver
shot.
.'Mother.'-the startled cry Of a
young man.
This is the finale OF The Penalty
IN the I.yceum theater this week. AS
the curtain goes down there Is no
question about the penalty having
been paid by an erring woman, q ter
rible atonement that brings home the
truth that the wages OF sin Is death
In one instant the barriers that have
been standing In the way OF the
young mans marriage 10 a young lady
OF rank and distinction have been re
moved. IL is a climax of love and
tragedy that will satisfy ali those
who love melodrama.
The presentation marks the re-
opening OF the Lyceum for the sea-
son l912-1913 and the playhouse was
crowded for the Sunday matinee, pre-
saying a good attendance for the
week, as the play was quite satistac-
+ tory.
There are four acts in the play.
each having its due share OF mirth,
mystery and madness. Mrs. Charles
I Rutherford has separated from her
dissipated husband and has establish
ed herself with James Carpenter. a
wealthy New Yorker Rutherford.
her husband, exacts a money toll from
her as the price OF his silence. as his
wife is social climber Carpenter,
1t seems has agreed 10 marry her, but
at the supreme moment ne fails, and
all is lost 10 the deluded woman
In, Al.
lege, a handsome chap, who returns
10 inform her that he is engaged 20
Gladys Dexter, the daughter OF Mrs.
Reginald Dexter, a social leader Mrs.
Rutherford mas snubbed Mrs, Samuel
Smythe another social climber from
Pittsburgh, who. il happens is a girl.
hood friend of Mrs. Dexter. Mrs.
Emythe learns Mrs. Rutherford 5
secret through the indisereet gossip
of the drunken husband, Rutherford.
She considers il her duty to inform
Mrs. Dexter and Mrs Dexter refuses
10 permit her daughter TO wed young
Rutherford. Quite properly, she con-
siders the match would bring disgrace
to the name OF Dexter. Young Ruth
erford prevails on her 10 give him the
reason for her rejection. and, IN a
tumult, he goes 10 his mothers apart
ments. where he wrings the secret
from her unwilling lips. Carpenter
has accompanied her home and she
calls on him 10 prove her statement
that he had promised 10 wed her. He
coldly brands her a liar, and she
seizes revolver and shoots him.
Presently. comes the girl, Gladys,
who seeks an explanation for young
Rutherford's unceremonious depar-
ture from her after vowing deathless
love. 1t is then the mother tells the
girl her story and tragically entering
the room where Carpenter has been
removed, shoots herself
To highten the villainy of Carpen-
ter, the author OF the story has had
him secretly in love with Gladys BY
his treachery he had succeeded in
inducing Mrs. Dexter 10 promise him
her daughter in marriage.
The Detroit times., 1912-08-12
TWO KILLINGS FEATURE
WEEKEND CRIME RECORD
Shot Down i'm Quarrel Over Dice
Game, and Saloon Brawl
Ends Fatally.

Joseph Ward. Negro, of No. 2o4
Beaubien-st., was shot and almost III
stantly killed by an unidentified Ne
gro with whom he quarreled over
dice game. al the foot of Hastiags-stp
Sunday noon. The slayer escaped
running like a deer TO the network
of railroad tracks nearby, and dlsap'
pearing.
Ward, his assailant. and some other
Negroes, were shooting craps wheh
the stranger suddenly accused Maru
Of using crooked dice. and demand
ed the return of 80 cents that Naru
had won from him. Ward reused
and the other Negro drew revolver
and leveied IL at Ward.
Would you shoot a man TOT %
cents?" asked Ward. backing away III
terror.
The flash of the revolver was the
only answer, and Ward fell, dying
moment later.
Police were quickly on the scene
and secured the whole vicinity, Dul
were unable TO get any trace VI
Wards slayer He was about 20
years old, and was dressc' III +"
striped overall suit
The body was removed To the eouh'
e. morgue.
Another fatal shooting resuHeu
from a brawl i'm the saloon at NO. %
West End-ave., Saturday night, wheh
John Sebastian, 20 years old. OF NO.
20 Barnes-st., was MORALLY wouhueu
he otto Cosle. who lives on Plum'st'
Wyandotte. hao-
Sebastian. shot through the apuo
men was taken 10 Solvay hospital
where he died. Sunday. -,
Cosle was arrested oy Serst. Me.
shall and aPtroman Brown OF 9cot
ten station. and charge oil dssau,'
" it'll intent 10 kill has since oee"
changed To one of homicide
The Detroit times., 1912-08-12
SCHEPPS, IN FEAR,
ASKS PROTECTION
tcontInucd from page oaeJ

capture o. Schepps, and at headquar-
tiers there was open dissatisfaction.
Deputy Commissioner Dougherty de-
clared he knew nothing about the
capture and said that Schepps was
not the prisoner OF the police and
would not be.
The office of the district attorney,
however. was clearly ,elated at the
capture and 1t was believed that the
arrival of Schepps in New York would
throw considerable new light on the
murder-graft investigation.
When he wts taken TO Hot Springs,
SChepps was said to be III. exhausted
from worry, and almost penniless,
and the belief today was hat he
would tell ali he knew The alder.
manic probe OF the graft charges
against the police department follow
ing in the wake OF the Rosenthal muir.
der today began officially with the
meeting OF the. probers to select coun-
sci.
Job Printing Done Right. Times
n
The Detroit times., 1912-08-12
LIVE STOCK
EAST BUFFALO-OpenInE
inning A stevens Live stock RepoFf

Dunning a Steyens Live stock Report.
steady: best 1880 TO 1.5OO-lb. steers
IS 5Oms15; good prime 200 TO 1.300-ib
steers, sS.5o9s.75; good prime l. 100 70
NAfsQO0 to.l -
49, kpYSfeers f-
SIS 35T 5.5U eight butcher steers. .9 go a.
s1o; best fat cows. $3.50 qdl5; fair 70
s3156340. trimmers. S2.50d3. best fat
heifersr S7a 80 fair TO good heifers.
x5ROM6;. light butcher heifers. 81 SOC
steers. s5q525; common feeding steers,
S4M4.50, stockers. inferior, 50 so "a :
prime export bulls, $6G625: best
butcher bulls. ssh $50; Bologna bulls.
S425M475: best mixers and springerA
$4,000: common kind and springers
Hogs: Receipts, 25 cars; market
lower. heavy, Ss.4oGs5o: workers.
sheep. Receipts. cars; market
steady spring lambs So 80 yearlings
5c@e. wethers, s5a5.25 ewes. s4u
Calves: s5ae.5o
EAST BUFFALO-CIore.
EAST BUFFALO. Aug 10.-Cattle:
Receipts Is head. market. slow and
steady: prime steers Ss.75@940; butch.
100 head; market. active; Gull TO choice
sea IS sheep and lambs Receipts
Q. coo head market slow. choice lambs
l575G7. Gull 70 fair, i45oQ SIS; year
linrs. .$3M6, sheep s245.35. Hogs
R,ceirts. 1850 head: market. slow and
easier. workers. sS.T5NSS0 pigs. $50
GS75 mixed Ss65Ms.7j; heavy, S. ~
TsGt. roughs STH7 80; stays. s6G g. so
UNION STOCK YARDS.
UNION STOCK YARDS CHICAO
Aug, ie.-Hogs Receipts. 1000: mar
ket higher, mixed and butchers 81 -
Ieav". s725H75 light. $7,sOM s. 40
pigs SgMsI0 Cattle Receipts 900
pdrket steady: beeves Sj.70G1I025
COWS and heifers s26Om790: stoeker.
ana feeders. $fm7. Texans. sass al
cslvcs s5.5OGT sheep: Receipts 5000
market steady. native. 5000 40
western, S34ON so. lambs. Sl40m so
western. $3.50 n 7.65.
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND Aug lo.-Hogs: Re-
cents. 900. steady 10 Sc higher. york
c-s mixed and lights sS.70Ms.S0; pigs
so Cattle Receipts. cars; slow
lar1 steady sheep and lambs Re-
90 ipts. cars: 1915 top. Calves: Re
ccipts. 100 s925 top.
The Detroit times., 1912-08-12

WASHINGTON, Aug 12--High
meat prices are caused by snort corn
crops and since this seasons Yield OF
the cereal viii probably be the third
largest in the history of the country,
the housewife may expect a material
reduction in beef prices next winter.
Moreover. bumper crops of all kinds
Will probably effect a reduction In the
cost Of living.
This was the opinion expressed to-
day by Secretary oil Agriculture Will
son
Beef will be cheaper than IL has
been for a number OF years" SAID the
secretary The best beef is fed on
corn but with that cereal so scarce
in the last year that it scared 10 ~
cents a bushel, many cattle raisers
lieit they could not feed their cattle
for slaughtering purposes on corn
ard get their money back The re-
suit was that little good quality beef
entered Chicago and prices rose
This year the corn crop will reach
more than 2.S00000,U00 bushels. This
viii appreciably lower beef prices
aided by the splendid has and oat
! CROP
But the price of beef viii never
he as low as 1t was a decade ago
This is due 10 the fact that the Groad
! grazing lands have been split into
homesteads
\ The Dat crop is expected to be the
! biggest ever harvested; the hay Cror
Ivill be enormous Cotton is ABOUT
the only crop that VIII fall slightly
below the average. The goDG peach
crop now being gathered is taken az
an Indication That an fruits viii be
plentiful this fail
"Altogether the outlook Is so prom
Using ass 20 indicate reduction IN the
cost OF living next winter"
The Detroit times., 1912-08-12
PARACHUTE COMES DOWN
INLAKE; WOMAN VICTIM

MUSHROOM, Mich, Aug. l2.-Mlss
Elizabeth lie Bar. aged Is, OF MusNe-
son. who has been making balloon
ascensions at Lake Michigan park lot
four weeks. was drowned, Sunday az.
ternon In Lake Michigan, when her
parachute came down in the water
thousands OF people witnessed the
accident
Miss lie Bar made her first nlsht
about six weeks ago. Her parents
reside in Muskegon,
The Detroit times., 1912-08-12
PRODUCE

while the rush OF the peach season
&c over and most varieties 81 berries
ana small fruits are done FOR the sea-
con tho market for fresh fruits IL .tlll
an active one The big deal now IL IN
appias a veritable oflod OF which is
c,rnfng IN These are mostly low
grade stock and windfalls and have to
w, sold az low prices. peddfcrs beng
the urlncinal buyers \ good many
NUNS and n few pears are also COM
ipr and there are plenty OF huckle-
horries and fair receipts Of red rasp-
berries vet the latter generally Ia bad
shane Poultry has cleaned up and
y4rsry--y-r llaaA-shaF 4.lr-aad
brtter. eggs and dressed calves are
steadY and firm.
AppIes-New. 5ocds1 per bu; s2@
Pananas-'Iood shipping stock. $50
VI,-srs@prfed Lima. 7a7Ike III
UevrIes - fTuckieberrtcs s3135O
per bu. red raspberries. S5@5.50 PEI
cnuIIHower - California, s1.5o0175
Cnbbage-s1.2J615o per Dbl.
cheese - Michigan. ts6i7:c New
York. 1879 d1Ti5c! brick. 1875 ltt7cs
IlmburRer, 16n1sc; domestic swiss,
21H a csc: imported Swi ss. 294 sic ID
Unfcs--Persian. Jew. 8 ~ 46c per lbi
Fards. i0Gl0Hc 10.
The Detroit times., 1912-08-12
n,Nk ABATEMENT.

NEW YORK. Aug l0-The weeky
,o,uai hank statement shows the iol-
lowing changes: .a-.ooo Total
L 40 oii O2e 600. Deposits, increase.
s5"eae'6f 600 Circulation. increase, NGl.-
40 specie. Increase. s3;t75O00O: L.
v OsI tender decrease sl.63i.ooG Cash
reserves required. increase ~ g., ~.
C Us ,t'era was an actual surplus includ !,
ne trust Companies. Of s26'so2,sSo; ah nc
.nE yfars ago there was a surplus DS
h"iks alone OF $56,l56,510
The Detroit times., 1912-08-12
SLEEPER GRROM is
CHARGED WITH THEFT

LANSING. Mich. Aug. l2.-Waiter
Ernest, alias Roy Smith, LANSING
youth, who recently slept through ,ne
day set for his wedding TO MISS hes,
sic McCree. of this city Is iockeu
nm in the city jail on a charge oi
stealing SIS from Mrs. j. \, van anu,
werp, his landlady. Ernest denies
taxing the money.
The Detroit times., 1912-08-12
IN DETROIT

Fifty new fall hats, evidently stolen
from n freight ear while route 10
the store OF Henry J. Arrons, OF
Manistee Mich, were found under q
barn. near the Pere Marquette rail-
read and Michigan ave. sunday al
ternoon, and were taken TO police
Headquarters. Detectives are at
tempting TO trace them.
Detective Gus Bandemer. Of Hunt-s:.
station. found Observation-Disclosures
machine In the saloon of Estimator
Albert Klebba, No gil ST. Aubin-ave.,
Saturday night Bandemer took IL to
police headquarters, where IL viii be
broken up.
IL has been learned that Charles r..
Chhdsey, the newly-appOinted super
intendent Of Detroits public schools
Is strongly in favor OF the teaching
OF sex hygiene in the schools. that
The Detroit times., 1912-08-12
IFtu y It NuUJtNL LtTNHA I
,AflaytNass 49,
AistcE 0t sehti -


the parents OF Shat eZHwever
II is optional With the Denver pupils
whether they take up the study or
not Whether Mr. Chaaley plans 70
have the subject taught here's not
yet known. Members Of the Board
of Education are not In favor OF the
Introduction OF the subject and no
attempt may be made TO teach H.
sDr. Hugh Cary. one OF the inspect
ors, is one of the opponents. eX-
planning that sociology is matter
on which children should be advised
I'm the home.
Steve BodEer. 40 years old, and Lor-
enx LasslO, aged -, of No. Sl2 Frank
y nn-st, were attacked by gang OF
men as they Were entering the rear
OF their residence Sunday night ami
Bodger was stabbed six times in the
head, while Lasslo's right ear was
nearly cut on Both men were taken
10 ST. Mary's hospital and Bodger is
said TO be In "A serious condition.
Both men declared TO the police that
they knew OF no reason for the as
sault and did not even know the men
srho attacked them.
Mrs. Catherine Milne, wife of Fred
Milne, sentenced Saturday morning
10 a life term In jackson prison for
Staying PatrOlman Lloyd Rob nsou.
collapsed In the municipal court
building Saturday afternoon. after
leaving the jail where she called TO
see her husband before ne Was taken
bid him farewell and the dlsappoint
rncnf was too keen for her 20 with
stand. She crossed over 10 the court
building in the hope OF having Judge
Pheian bring her husband back fGl
the final parting, and keelcd over a
she was on her way 10 the judge
room. city physicians whose office
~. Is iu tho same building. worked ovei
her for two hours before she was re-.
vived She is only IL years old JUS
now she Is making her home win
her husbands parents at Mich gan.
ave. and Eighteenth-st.
Paul II. King. OF Grand Rnpids, see.
rotary of the Republican state cen
~ trail committee has resigned beCaus,
his business will not permit him
devote enough time 20 the secretary
ship during the election campaign
HIS successor VIII be named in
meeting OF the committee 60 be mel,
in Detroit In about two weeks.
Arthur u. Reimer, candidate for preSt
dent ON the Socialist Labor Ticket
speaking On Cadillac-sq Saturda,
light declared that prcsent-da.
trade unionism is craft-rigged ar,
0ivlCes labor Instead OF uniting It
forces. Mr. Reimer predicted tha
the time IL coming when NOT "a uuin
inap In any craft viii Join Wit
capital 10 in5urc a brother workman
he denounced the American FEEDER
alton OF Labor. all labor unions. Eu
gene v Debs. Victor Berger. Go,
Woodrow Wilson and President Tai
and said this country needed revolu
ticn and not reform.
- ts-rEUry- fsrfcuSuff. uTsc or -rhr- II fnes.
hass Of the second Russlnn DOM,
who were sentenced 20 siberia ia
guest in the home az u. l. Orl0wSi
No ~ Highest. east. He and nl
wife, who was also made 4 prisOHe1
escaped by secret route which the
decline TO dtpBise- fer -feaf-tfrrt-
mis- mt be close, 20 other Sfburtu
prisoners NJ Bel0uson. who spnk
IN .Thciter hall Sunday. SAYS tina
conditions IN Russia today rcsemb'
those IN France just before the rev0
luton. the poor being starved Will
the rich roll IN luxury.
The Detroit times., 1912-08-12
LANSING LOVER TRIES
SUICIDE AFTER QUARREL

LANSING Mich, Aug r. Edgar
Jones. AGED IS. shot himself through
the shoulder after a quarrel with his
sweetheart, Miss Greeta Darling aged
p. He was taken TO the hospital,
nhera II Is stated he will recover
The Detroit times., 1912-08-12
BITTER AND EGGS

Butter-Extras. 26hc; hrsts, 25hc
10: dairy. 21c: packing stock. l9c 10
Eggs-Current receipts. cases IN
cluded, candled. 20A c per doZ