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Arizona republican., 1912-01-06
GOES TO BOSTON.

1 IAsSOcidfcd Press Dispatch
 KANSAS CITY. Jan. 5.-It was an nounced today that Johnny Kling will be manager of the Boston National baseball club next year.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-06
PRESIDENT |S
 ID BE GIVEN
 WHOLE STORY

One of Government Attor neys in Dynamiting Con spiracy Case is to Give MT. Taft Important In formation.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-06

If you have money to lend or you wish to borrow on first mortgage real estate security, see
 FEE. PASCOE
 no North Center Street.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-10-12

John Andrews, of Iron Mountain,
and John O'Connell. of Crystal Falls.
spent Sunday here after concluding a
patrol of the woods in the northern
part of their districts They were IN
communicative as to Just what they
had found on their hike. but il was
limited that some warrants might be
served later Republic Dept Negau
nee Herald.
Herman Holmes is building one of
finest garages in the county at his
residence property south Of the court
1use. The property is now occupied
~ II. o. Frick but will be vacated by
him as soon as he finds house 10
move into as Mr. Holmes wishes TO do
considerable interior work before NOV
ing back there Jan !
Mrs. Otto Geske and Mrs, Edw.
Geske left last Thursday morning for
a three weeks. visit with relatives and
friends in Milwaukee and Chicago.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-10-12

The teachers institute held at Iron
Mountain last week was by far the
most successful one ever held in the
Upper PENINSULA. Too much praise
cannot be given to Supt. Hill tor the
splendid program arranged. as well as
for the mastery way in which he pre-
sided over the various sessions Of the
institute Crystal Falls teachers ielt
proud Of the tact that they taught IN
der the president of the association.
whose business-lize and decisive
methods won the approval of all pre-.
sent.
Crystal Falls spends thousands Of
dollars every year on it's school system
IL aims to secure teachers in every way
equal 10 or superior TO those in other
cities OF the peninsula. Its material
equipment is remarkably fine. But,
as one of the speakers at Iron Noun
tain institute said. country or city
never uses above the level OF It's amuse-
ments. The Board of Education offers
to the community series OF four high
class, instructive. inspiring entertain
ments. Four hundred dollars pays for
the course should the course fail 20
pay for itself, the movement probably
will not be revived again for many
years Will you help to provide reined
entertainment for yourself. your chill
dren, and your neighbor's children
Will you cooperate with those who are
trying 10 make the movement success
by buying vour season ticket at Land
field s store. Admits 50. 90. School
children $l0O. Nc extra charge for
reserved seats. Let ) make il a matter
of civic pride
The Woman Club visited the high
school building yesterday afternoon.
inspecting the work OF the teachers and
students and giving an informal recep.
ton TO the teachers.
Congressman Mckinley of San Fran
cisco gave very interesting and in
structive talk 10 the high school stu
dents Wednesday afternoon about the
Panama Canal He has visited the
canal as representative OF the nation
al government, and so spoke from data
gained at first hand He showed the
history OF the attempts to build can
al, described the appearance of this
great articBial waterway. and pointed
out the great commercial. military and
civilizing influence Of il.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-10-12

Howard Grattan came home from
Fort William, Ont. this week for q
visit with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. p.
s. Grattan. Howard is making good
up in the Canadian town and is now a
member oft he police force there.
John wult returned Tuesday from
Green Bay where he was in the hospi-
tai for several days Mr. wuIf has not
been in good health for some time and
expects 10 go back TO Green Bay next
week.
n. M. Jacobs left last Tuesday for
Chicago and Milwaukee on business.
Vote for VIM. Moss. still a candidate
for Sheriff. November ). pd adv
New line of Auto Robes. k. r.
Hollow
Vote for VIM. Moss. still a candidate
tor Sheriff. November 5. pd adv
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-10-12
State and U. s. Trade Land

w b. Piper, superintendent OF gov
eminent lands in Michigan. arrived in
Lansing recently to confer with the
state domain commission, regarding
the exchange of government and state
lands. The federal government owns
large tracks of the land in northern
Michigan. The object of the exchange
of lands is to bring all state and fed
eral property together. The exchange
involves .. 500 acres.
An act passed by the last Legislature
gives the public domain commission
power TO exchange the state property
with the government A. q Carton,
secretary of the state domain commits
sion. believes the state will be better
able to fight forest fires, and protect
its holdings through All exchange.
whereby it's holdings will be brought
closer together,
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-10-12
Roosevelt Had Big Meeting

: The Crystal Falls admirers of Colonel
Roosevelt who .Journeyed to Marquette
last Wednesday To hear the colonel talk
were amply repaid for their trouble
and expense.
The meeting was very large one
and lasted for fully half an hour, the
colonel being respectfully listened to
by his audience.
When he made the statement that
Mr.. Young is an attorney tor the Steel
Trust John X. VanEvra of Marquette
yelled ont that the statement was I'M
true. Mr.. Macdonald, who was on the
platform with Roosevelt Whispered
Mr. VanEvera name to the colonel
nd a colloquy followed Mr.. MacDon-
aid finally taking the platform and
correcting the colonel by stating that
Mr. Young's former partner is an at
torney for the Oliver Iron Mining Co.
The colonel looked as if the trying
campaign was telling upon him as
those who saw him at Chicago and
again at Marquette say that his voice
broke frequently and no is looking
much thinner than lie dill in June
Those who went from Crystal Falls
were Mr.. and Mrs Jas. r. Flood, Mr..
and Mrs. John K. Stolberg, Robert
NUNS Alfred Nylnnd and Gust Litheni
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-10-12
AAALLAROUNDz,E,,..
/ = g 9. -~-r IS ~
: - lIz.;!s TOWN. - :: o.

The members of the womens clul
were present at the speaking last Wed
nesday and had the sidewalks we'll in
scribed with votes for women.
Buttons were passed around ana 4
number Of the men were wearing
them If woman suffrage fails IL will
not be because Crystal Falls women
have not done their share for It,
MIR. and Mrs Thos. Conlin left last
Thursday night for Whitewater Wis.
where they will spend couple of days
with Mr. Conhn's parents. From there
they will go % Detroit 70 be present at
the odd Fellows and Rebekahs conveu-
ton which will be in session at that
place all next week.
Potatoes are big crop and as a re-
suit the price is away down. We were
told by buyers that potatoes are being
offered ut 30 cents per bushel this week.
Chas Uren is one of the heaviest pota-
toe raisers here he having harvested
/. 800 bushels.
Miss Cassidy of Crystal Falls has &C
cepted position in the law office Of
A. II. Brown. Miss Edna Robinson
who has been working there for some
time having resigned Ontonagon
Herald
We understand that Fred II. Abbott
has appealed to the supreme court from
the decision Of Judge O'Brien on the
point of law decided by the Judge
when sitting in the Iron circuit.
DIR. {. f. Larson Is making extern
sive changes in his residence property
on Fifth street He Is moving his
houte over about six feet south aud
putting in concrete foundation.
John James came mp from Iron
Mountain last Tuesday and spent the
day visiting friends in Crystal Falls.
John is looking very thin but seems 10
be feeling fairly we'll
Mr.. and Mrs Joe Johndrow returned
Tuesday evening from their wed ding
trip to Milwaukee and Chicago and are
now nc home in this city TO their many
friends.
A. Apostle has rented the Ross house
near the Catholic church He lost
every article of furniture in the recent
fire.
A nine pound baby boy arrived nc
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs Fred Bender
last Saturday afternoon.
Fine line OF horse blankets. Special
pack bags. Just the thing for hunting
trips. X. r. Hollow.
Arvid Bjork entertained few OF his
friends at his home in Maple Grove
last Tuesday evening.
w. j. Richards, Herman holmes and
John Erikson are in the woods near
Beechwood this week taking an outing.
Vote for VIM. Moss. still candidate
for Sheriff, November 5. pd adv
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-10-12
PARKS BUILDING SOLD


The Parks building ON the corner
east OF the city hall was purchased
during the week by the Crystal Falls
Cooperative society who will take
possession of the building by Nov. rs.
The building is now occupied by the
city officers who have been compelled
to seek new quarters pending the cree
ton of the new city ball and the city
has had to seek new quarters.
The rapid advance of the Cooperative
society has been in great measure due
70 the careful attention the business
has been given by Manager Ostrand
He certainly can feel proud of the way
his work has shown mp.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-10-12
$500 REWARD

| will give $500 reward to any per
son who will give me information
which will lead to the arrest and con
viction of the person who stole the
bicycle. belonging to my boy, from the
ball park on Labor Day. Sept 2.
pd. adv. J. G. Cheney.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-10
Murder

HUNTINGTON. Tr.r n wade =
UFuai ehar1- 81 mardsr ras snfs-ed
ludav against Bertha Clay. one o. ;hs
8EunrinEiaa tiS invOirrd IN th- san
uzti1naI hoi,i mystery a. Csrtie'ts
wE. D Uhieh Iames Tors aad Jszaie
NEftu1 Gers the victims. the autnuTi-
rius have been uRahis 20 f-r to B-caFs
nny onaclusivs eridsnce against shs
snlr1 uunan IL shr cnne I'D the ua'-
EunE uaa hsusd solely 10 hald her un-
O. . thnsuuEh Investigation eould b.
euuistel
H1ch dspsnda upou The r-Eu.t q the
ulalyGta Of The cOaseuis D. she sto@
- q TIE Adh5ns WOMAN and the
uuihcEiiies are eagerly waiting So
rupuFl q ColuBbHs chemist. 40
~ teru enEaE-a % asset .E re IN.
uutl-ntisH.
Cbisf tohn.0a oi gAe C1rtIeitsburg
GapaEtmrnt uas here sOdAs. endsayor-
tnE 20 trark TO- uSvcurnts o ths
pasty - the aizhs tssy vent 70 Cat.
fls:lzsarE. h.f uas unablr 90 zaia any
infuTnaiiua rhas Uoald n. "a Hsh' on
an myu,sftouu tragedy
o. theay usich W1s sisanc-d .
~ uos that ths trio u-r- tss Vie-
aIns q cncapinE Ess iaus-a. wa5ch
6uIlq1 iheir u~ns-b 10 sucs an extent
thaf they ueTe unaSie 10 -ealiEe tasir
u1Ha1irausu'. and siouly l-ps-d inio
- -unuHiousncss IRIS th~Ory 10 sub.
ulaltiatAa 20 considerable extent ty
~ fsei thar ne clay so@aa s'--mei
daaed uhca tae hotel pcopis hr'he
Iuf3 the rocn and u1s unahl~ % give
Any usSry % uaaE clas-a t1s- death
% her tao cou.panioaa FrDm this
ssenlnEly dassd euaditian she had
uos sst sHiir-iy recovered abi has
Hsaa Eighty ssnse ~ Va -akru srnm
Ehe uoOa-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-10
PROGRESSIVE
PIRTE RAS
Coke TOSIEI
cNN ~ lNPgaEneG 0OE8 CO..
n1o1EtGLT ULIHINATG MN
ELF ~ LEaDGR
lERlIs ulIsTRIl JUSTICE
ugalgIB eoNGRE8S AND LGGisLA-
ruaEs 70 GllAGT LAWS SUG-
cEgFGo ~ PLATFoRh.

CHICAGO. DHE- lo---Oaiy - infer
Es - CO nnDsvsii eliminate hin.
Gl . ~ Fuol lladuF Oi ~ PFasTss
uls ulTiy b his upassh ssre lnlay,
Iro olF PTult1slt eOVs-sd Borh q
~ Gf6ua1 tourhad 10 bic aaai sb-ech
- g ~ Faosnt eampaigh RnousvslI
n1llal thai the Progressive parry
h-a ebma % stay. and hs plsa1sd uith
~ rguleaentaitvss 10 bo.a CoaETeHl
80 Gllis legal.tures 10 Put into ~
olgt ~ hus sugE-lisd - the Pm
11PR piltf1fn
lnnuIlrial il-ti-e flr women and
G111Eun nnd inr all sage earneFs as
alno O1s q ths great proErrssi, .
ulrlluGes uFtad
TheTg sas lttlie In uhai Ihs CO,oael
u1 t1nl eoui1 - cons'rsod - ~
unG -. Vtsua oa fusioa ia sariaus
1ullill1l. and b. Insisted over and
ever GEliA that ~ Progressive party
- haIp 10 Siay and thai sveFy mem
~ - \ Oihnds - for IN parD
I'VE have Soaghi . Eleat aghi.
go ~ Culu1si. SD s-runpltshed
wEB - - dlgs thau ever any pa-fV
. OlT hiSiOTY areunpiinbed IN surh
. 1uIh q time We ~ forced all
rl1ti1s sn1 candt1afrs To give A.
le1rl - sRFvtre 70 Progressive prin.
eiulls Ia this brtai eanuaiEn ue
h1pe oIpFthroun ths POzsrful and
ouTuUl na-hlss that B@trayed sHd
E1rllEla1 ~ Depusiicnh ua-ty
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-10
TOO WANTS
COMMISSION FORM
Of GOVERNMENT

Flndley then nnfe . tloiicu f0r tAc
ppoiniinE o. = a,rInssTu- and or
ham 10 selsct . s1bcommilttee oi
hrce to eraf the biil Cor thr ner,
-Eialaiugs However ihsae mutiona
"a noi meet uhsiiy win ne npplOV.
81 q ihase prrs-nt azd ,. Carl Tanns
uade the eoappniaiaE nSiioa.
yf'ch vas rrr1z,lrd b Mayer PIunk
Z moore 1als 1ntiuu uas vOaad On
nnA caFTiea unah.uoutiy
a maton uns ma1. ~ Harvey W.
.IaFmer hat ~ asnasOf ~ Dos,iRg
- III. o1T isE.aiaioB an1 suuaioIu
,ush tas bill -Hd lavp :; '--eSsd On.
q this rsuaisu-
4 nEaiutioh vai maSe b. l. X.
slchurds. tbauEtng ~ Womanu CIV
e Ciub. Civic soeir;isl Hnd ~ noaFd
Il Traap tuT ~ uosaEhsy hsUs dole
o br.EE ihe noSansut - fuUor Of ths
rummisntou fern of E0EUElDelt
Therr are fFOu % - - EInss OF
mmiussoa forms of ESEsrnmsnL h
ne dlGrr~ui esties in the uuiied
=t4ies. ThFr- founs in W~ss Virsinia
have iais torn. namely HuntinSipn-
Charleston ane Pars-rSburE- IN dFai'-
- and prsgarlEg = h.n for tn oi;y Of
C-inrksbarE. the e0umiites 70 b ap-
pointed viz pUrk out Shs; they think
sl.i b. ghe hess form 10 suii local oon-
da.ona The bIli % b. DRAFTED for 'Ais
eiiy I'll ~ prsaeuied 70 he nrzf -
sina Of tae IsxlslaIuFe Whsch meets IN
Ianuary. n is fs pissed zarorably ihe
,arors Of this rl;y VIII vOts 90 y o.
he coming spring elerttoa
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-10
0RsoA1 PARTV-

NJ and Nrs. Cuy IlOUli oursTiAinSo
= u@bsr e eh1area slflg6ay esua
laE n hn11r - thp.F - chGlolTe
1euIh hirthdEy HuliVlInFg- ThuN
pTus1ut Uprs= I.aG BuIIuu1n. ~
Iiun FuJ;nsy. Lsrfr LalEh, lHlh He
Ssiylln. vrFsis llaauinE Vutul8 -
tlruoV,h. HGr1ebsl Rsrd Uuud1lll
Now. Clarsore Whilehair. PERKS
PFisRrii. ElunP WatkilL AUhrli
PHi-A. ouen N-Nrsly. Ralph ~
aiu1 lEaus RzlsE vlr,nF Clrlll
M n ~ IllHs 80 ~ 49,
II.Ll-l.E.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-10

CLARKsBURG " Va Thr -
A. ~ resale Of u,ass messing huid
q The court house last uiEht. . 10
ton uas oarrtsd uhe7sisy . oommlttee
oi eleven vii b. appointed iodly -
"a. Lau. chairman ~ ihe me-tinE.
and vii draIt and prepare a bili 70 -
i-ftsant-s 81 ne nsNi session Of the
lrgiF,aturr IN Jan. hry 90 r-curs a
ccmmiaaiou form of governmeal tor
this cfty Th- cumm.ftse te b ap
psintsG sIn r5atlss o. ITO eiiiogus
sron taeh 81 the ave wards Of ths
eliy. nnS }. Ed Las makinE IN eli slsv-
"a meubsrA. The zs1ttDu uns made
by J. Cari vnRrs and Gas day Second
q. O. helnE . romprouiSe motion b..
tween rHo oth-rS
Ths m--tilE vAs ca,isd % order b.
- can Vance. aBd : - Law 49,
u.sde chairman. v A Gaylord. ..-r~'
taiy- H5msr " Wia..aws msce the
firEl motion- Uhloh ua= 70 appoint .
se=sisss-. q aFe rpeu--,~zu namely:
J. "a Lev John L Ezhi J. HoTDor
DAVIS. = a. Ko5lekard and A. X.
Thorn. This COMMITTEES Uas to ~
given poser 70 act and Prepare .
bin Ser the neat lsEisiz IRE A ,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-10
BOOSTERS TRIP
TO RITTSBURG
HANV FAIRn0NTERs WILL co TO
SMOKY CITY WHEN SHIPPER
SERVICE IS effective.

Nc d5abg thsre U.i - many per-
soHs 20 &c PlusbsrEh on ,Ee in4fiai
trip Of ths aeu train thai all b. Pui
lAto uarrice on the nfteenth Of Decum-
bsF. There uiii b. ClaFksburEers that
vii kp going "a the smoky City asOui
has tine. and aa,z~ train Eoes b. the
uay % Grafton there all b. rous-
prop.- frUIl tie Gs-rEay of West vir.
slnia thar wir uang 20 20 20 tAs me-
irupolis C western Pennsylvania Vhiie
here thsFe AFe maas peoPie UhO vii
80 eu fh- sieePpr. SoSnr % iheae 30
pie have asiayed tTsps 70 PiitsburEh
ara chen have lrrlnErd 20 20 q fsE
dsya sariisT ;nan tasy hnd lnfendod
ic tuES % have ~ oppoTtuEity o. 90
rz on the train oa i.s first TIP.
Th- railroad authorities are HHNiOns
10 knSH hos many srr EoiEg or this
trip % tsas iAsy uay b. able 70 prO-
vide su-uEh l.1l3uisa -uaehes Tor ths
strVt-- Psrsosi Wi.o are E0iuE shouid
n0lify secTetsD Evans. q ~ Pair
muaf Chambsr o; C0zuu.-Fre
The I'iffshurvh Cllaui'eT q CoHa-
meTrc J. plauuinE = r-rppttnu for
rsSs.- 'liaf - to fAzs e-ty "a ;hur o..
csssau ahd Pain.1asrrb utn litsIy bc
iLeFe n Ersat HuubPa
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-10
funeral
sERVcGs oVER THE REhAINS
or BONA shsoCR 'sELo TINS
AFTERNOON.

FuneFai srrVscus over - rtHaira
o. Miss Dura SnidrF ubOr' deats o.
eurrr4 SUNDAY we're arid ihis aissF'
noon a. tse home q Hrr uncle. Mr.
- = suid-r. iE HolH. infermsni uns
zsnle a, Neaaoudsls rs-1astsry. unt-r
M aRerfioa o. UuderszS- MesGav~
and Sau8
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-10
STATUE IS
UNVEILED II CHARLESTON



CHARLESTON. Dr.. lo.-nllelfh
uuuuy atttu ~ ceEeuousus q ~ -
VuiilnE q IN masst1aunt uiulle -
~ tyutrai wesi villilta uui1iaF hlTp
q ~ csuatol grOun1 this aflaIl10s
iooh ullr- m Gi1tnP ubirh = -
h1ouls. IL ths uort e ~ crlshIstud
aeulpaor. uenry X DutsF0aa. q
Usshturtul. an1 y ~ sin q Cui1opi
WIIian seymour E1uuFdl. - ChaFtaS
tua. lCanaWha. 10 tn einae.
Rev Carl G. Euaay. pTesiaant q
weut vtrEina Wsslsyan ColieuP. -
liVsr-d fhe iuToratiua ofteT uhirh a.
Siuiu7 Eas unvenod ~ uasleF WIlli1D
spynour Chris,enssn EdWuHll. q
CoalhsrE
m nag fell alouly auny fFun lhe
uE1ui.tle figure. md - ths GFeat
thrOll d peopls vi-sed Tor ~ mrs.
line thr classic ouIIinsa. a hnSh fsll
upon Ih-n and theh . Eeat ehlsr
husaz for1h
The uOrt is distineiiv-iy ~ beut -
~ KIND ever sra h Weui ViFEiuia
sd b - s1EIosliye 10 m puItEagal
Oi Ihs peri1d of IT, GiEti1s ia tha
nnst cTirleal peFuous have n0lhiuE ~
prnIns for ~ Ainius. CPua ttP ulli-
soTIn uere 1ahy n1lsbie puTl1ulll1I
y tbs ard cthrF slaies. Amoug rhna
vr-rrne = asa-nl
ccVernOreleri O. D. lll9laii. uF. CaTi
@ nuney. - WesieEan. III 1u18G1 -
~ HuDTsDs c1urs- ~ Rlght ~
Wills Regal GrlSiSl.noadiliuF hiah-
- q ~ EUilr1ual Dio111P q Wogt
FIEEfnia. 0cnuIal n1nao = FEuoE. Elli
COnnan1sT - ~ q 4 =: Nh. L.
vilia H1haTnsd. Glais Pru1i1ult g
~ wQnln,a RFiisf curls; the arR,p.
,or. Hplry x. DuIhhIDEl. A11ullut
usasEal Chaa D. Elll1if. csL UJHl
q EduuTds. doaaF - fhe uiatsa. uBd
many oehsFA
Notubia UPEiCtirals s1rh % coillgEu.
Lssliss Weekly. HaTDaIs 81 Oghers
hsd repIssruiniives and ptnioEElDh-
~ In ssigl1anca.
ne GcVeFnoT's stal Uas b ultg1d-
NJ IN fuli uulfOr8. alar pFOniue1i
sRiceTs o. TIE Natsuoal GulFds wlIh
oonuaaiaa Oi thr SKATE MIRA Dra
haads furut1hed th- muric. ali Ulr.
turusgos hS=tSToul1 % tha O9glFs
scels uas fhs isrulftol q IhGlEal1
behool chiIdrpn oarFyilg naRL No.
chilarsa sanE -The Hynn q ~ Uesi
TirE1nia'a.- ~ st1IR uUlE. Wins ~
colnoei E1War1H. Tratnad ehDiE8 q
msre than = hustred u0ta6s ~ as
Inspiring Staging. ~ STATE uIyIlia
nred q sai8ts - fhe slntns Uls ~
Es.Ied. ald thh bEuusht ~ HEnI e.
~ eyes q IL hul1Esds q GEll1
Army uan Uho usEs pFuufnelf uuFt
q ~ dayis pFuEruuDe.
NJ Eifs e ~ utulne 70 the oEl1d
Amy e ~ Rlplnsic au1 We're
RsIlef coTps Eus ahsn toFually made
by COto1ei B1uuT1s In . uhoSt bul -
ciARiiy eaterlninilE sdfrgsa He GltG
-This spsrndid Gigurs - oo, IuaGnaed
70 rEprsurul merely ~ bias ount an1
bFuss bgrtons th1i Hfsy yOaEs 80
Dnstines elrased ~ uoilisFs - h
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-10
FAIRMONT is
PREPARED
FOR CHRISTMAS
LOCAL nGRcStAaSTB NAVE FULA
0uPPLY o. tSOLiDAV OOooS
arlO CAN FURlii8SI eCSTonGRg
SEEDG
M Do
40 nIEGO o. ooln1s 70 LARuEa
cIT1s FOR oIFTS At BETTER
PateEG


Frcn ~ prsaeui iudi-aiious cbf.l.
mns unl b. ueu Observed b Fair.
nSut Lneal usrrhants FppOri . laEBs
holiiay lFsde fhsy have ma1s UEup
araItl.b for . ~ busiBrss an1 irol
rhe aaiectOns O. toys. hoiLday Ei1s
4na G1-h III. - ppFuuu sae1 i-sve
ne toun 70 - nnythins suilsose for
Eifts to their fri-nds
Tbera arp thinss Tor ihR rirheai
pernons IN toun und also iOT TIE pooT.
est GINS q All kinas are hetng dis-
FiayUd b. ths lo-ai merchants One
uouii not - ~unpslisd lS iaavs ~
6e- artmsui stoGea - 80 aln0si eVeTy-
thing tney ds1Tsd Tor ChFiatmas pFus-
enIs. Not only the dspaumolf aluFUa.
lot at1O ths luruiluFe stores al1 clUtA
tla asores nre well OuUpltsd WITH
every ,hinE that tbe W. eittaa UUult
O.fsr you in ~ usy of boii1ag giftA.
ThrrP ia EFsat a.ao1neni q lsyB
% almoa an imagiusbls NaFjptias.
FairnGnt Uns sever bpitaT suDpliad
utth holiday gDods aud theTVl0Te u
uu1ld ~ Gals . Uasie Of nu1ey. that
-cuid - pru.Itahiy inveaisd hsTs. .
- 10 PiufbauEh 20 Do your holiAay
uh0ppinE
The merhauts have revived tbeir
rail line Of stock and il = ~ eaaa
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In ordsF to inriiitAie ne nan-lins
o. Christmas st1a Uhea HniS1'el .
eNp'olA. the kAPreIs 20 aaieo''ilPa
have DsuDarad saEEe''''ns- - ~
lows
- sAlP yOur paokaEss soS;g b,
fhe Ista. f psssible. The eXpreuu
compahy viii give yOu = snail lahel
% paste on The paekaEs rslding
-DoEt Open Unfn CbriHtmaA- ms
uiH insgr- the paskaEs reaehinS ii1
destination b-forr chriItmls ard
give tA- additional pleasure 70 the ~
rtpieui Of ftG glfi o. haNtEE tt ou
CAristnaas morning.
sd-t'Se uooden boNss fOr uaeEinG
Class or fraEii- arrtetes ShoaiG ~ vel
pTot~Cted. d MY cust = isU eaaii
BoEe. bat the danEsT q lO.- oT dan
axe - very much reducpd Trus- Il
,he shipment 10 Ios' or danaE-d ~
exprsas oolpany uiE pay you Ter r
bsii that uiH give yOur ertla1s 20
pleasure
3d-wHts ~ aAdruus in fuIL Siais.
county. eiiy. srree' And uuuber -
the l-o1 Or parklsR vita ink ~ erAyoI.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-10
co. MEN
ENJOY SEMI
ANNUAL FEAST
gnPLOVGB m TbSg OOGRATIbSs
oEpARTnGNT ARE oUESTO o.
coNPANV.
'IIIH sRIn 70 THIslBlIs
EVEaV DETAIL o. TtSE niNHGR
PAssgD or ON 0gRieT SestED
ULg TInE

The enployes ~ lhe opPTfilE -
partnsut q tie NO1onEshsla VALLEY
/ Tra-sioa Conpany uese ~ Eneals -
ths company tOday - . banass'
servsd In ~ asa-nbiy room % tbs
y - ca
fhe ielat uas pTeparvd aad reTved
pnAsr tbe dlrrction u s-cFViHEJ Frsd
Rapp. Of the r - G A Nr Rapp
had = eompeteHI colpismeni Of coohA.
assistants and walters that hded hin
IN ~ preparaiioa and serving Of the
ppast-
n night Operating foTr~ ~ around
lhe fCaial buard ~ nOon today Ths
nen from CiarksburE and .-Om m
HridgepOTt and WrslDn extensions nr-
nvs-d here . fsu mlaufss ssiOrr taeise
aciork On . special car thai Vas u5ds-
irzrh-d 81 he FiTut Stresi switch
This as dour - thai theae msn enald
Iravr this city pTunPliy after the din
ner ln order that hey eoaid rsluTn 70
CiaFhuhuTB and "tcini'y on soneala'e
lime 30 thai The an9 m"n uoaiu
fhis' 70 - hsfe this evening u. ii'-''"
the secoad nluaa hanqurt
NARY on- hunSTed nsn ~ ~ the
ban1nst this no0u and u,oTs than iha'
auuJbrr eiil b. prsssnt RI the nesting
tOniEh; Thsp arr iOur hundred and
lursy -etvhl men u ,1~ suploy ~ the
oonruny
Oas fhing noticsabie uaa thai every
thlEE passCd 81 % schedule nine
Like 30 tie opeFasion Of TIE ears the
mrn urvs-ni showed that they EnsN
ths value Of time
Can~raI NshaCsr IaHes o. WatHon
presided - iOastnasieT Mayor Live
Is Aas thr flrat upeaksr and he point
I'd og, ihe rslatson Of The Etres' car
man 10 the public a. IN Advertising
medium that Nurks for the good q the
III af The r!yy "a. cls aTiy shOwe& hat
Ttrret car mra cal b. % he Ershteai
hsn~a. to 4 city uhsn they drpOri
rb-nsslreS II the proper #ssaer aaI
arr .sursrouS and ohliE.nE 10 the pub
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-10

4 MASS nlgGTiNo ttELD At TbaE
COUNT t4oU0E AND PLAN 70
eHAASGE the CHARTER iS EN
DoR8E0
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-10
Archibald Case

WAsIIINGToN. Deg % Frosz
uawulins uttness-s uho ,sli iia-a nOrr
9Tueiy last sprsnE b-forr ths HIusr.
ih- senate hard sEaln sodsy ~ D.
tails q JudER EObt Archaald-s DIAL
lulu p eul9 pil-. uhira - ~ TO
tuue-ti-.tiu1 ana his inb.-aean-ut
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-10

connTTTEg WILL % 8ELgeTED
TO 60 BEFoRE TptE LEeisLA
TuRE.