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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-08-27
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-08-27

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transport. iofpie Gufbetpabrung i'm
srobten unb beiten rStorebouie" Der
Stabt. Seppi6s9feinigun9. Senrp 6.
Ntps. 8ei0e Telepbpue,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-08-27

Or. s. s. Sines, Mr5t unb @uno
ar5t, 24t Moore 8eb1uoe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-16

When Mrs. Chas. Olsen arrived
in San Francisco recently she com
pietcd l4,o00.mile honeymoon trip
from Philadelphia around Cape
Horn Mrs. Olsen Is the bride OF
the skipper OF the crack four-masied
bark John Ena
She passed the 1856 days during
the passage OF the vessel In per.
forming stunts that have seldom
been accomplished by woman.
While the ship was slowly driving
along In a light breeze. a thousand
miles Off the Brazilian coast. the
bride seized her camera and had a
boat lowered to afford her an op-
portunity TO take few snapshots
OF the full rugged ship.
Hundreds of miles off Natal Mrs.
Olsen dropped overheard bottle
containing a letter TO brother.
-Four days later this was picked up
by some fishermen aud forwarded
to its destination.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-16
"Aw, Tell 1t to Sweeney" Says Convict
to Judge -"For That, S Years More,"
Says the Judge to the Convict

-tor that replied Judge morning win make II
10 10 years
Y ~ Andrews firssd
hs temper when the Judge sentenced him five
tho peneniiafy
Die dasc. and for each word
Andrews smrk his rs while made
looking 81, the judge smiled sapeeons
oEey charge before
While his pending
Jail and he the
Jndxe Gay had Ioned hai while he
a
attempting
ed sentence
in
The sheriff leading O VII he
called back and the heavier sentence imposed
Jack kaslTner. also ~ who in
with Andrews broke when he
Judge Gay continued his until Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-16
It's Pleased St. Pat Should Be
As Anyone Can Very Well See

when there were kings and queens
IN Ireland
The feast of 81 Patrick will g.
observed tomorrow az Our Lady Of
Good Help church. F1nh av. and
Jefferson ST.. with masses at Z 30,
10 30 and 1880
Al 1880 In the afternoon there
will be an entertainment In the
Coliseum theatre. Third ay. aud
James St. under the auspices OF the
same church.
st. Patrick will be the theme Of
the organ recital In Trinity Parish
church az y. m. by j. Edmonda
Butler. Rev. II. II. Gowcn will
speak on the saint.
Tomorrow evening az the Pros.
pect Congregational church Rev.
Robert s. Osgood will preach on
the career. Of 81. Patrick.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-16

It's pleased st Patrick should be
For tomorrow Is the i7ih Of March,
ia Seattle and other places. aud the
goIngs.on that have been planned IN
honor OF Erin's most popular saint
would take more space than We can
spare TO tell about
They're selling shamrocks In the
streets today, and there's scarce
man or boy 10 be seen that hasn't
at least bit OF green tied on him
somewhere or other.
There's so much celebrating to be
done. you mind. that the day isn't
long enough TO do II in--and so they
began last night. The 81. PGtrick's
Dramatic club OF the Church Of I'm.
maeuIate Conception produced an
historical drama. The Prlncess OF
Meath" f" which told Of that early day
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-16
THIS MAN
MUST HANG

SAN FRANCISCO. March i6.---
John Rogers. convicted OF the mnr.
der OF Benz Goodman. a iewclry
salesman. for the purpose Of rob.
berry. was sentenced here today 10
be hanged by Judge Wilson The
date for the execution viii be set
later. Goodman was murdered for
his diamonds. In cellar near the
Barbnry Coast Ills body was found
In gnlter. under pile OF dccayed
grapes.
While the sentence was read TO
Rogers. he stood before the judges
bench, his head slightly bowed aud
face ashy white. but otherwise he
was unmoved AZ his side. remov-
ed but few feet, stood the brother
Of the defendant Neither the aged
father OF the murdered boy nor
Goodmans sister. who had attend.
cd the trial from the start, was
present.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-16

Previous to the departure ~ the
bAttleshspa and the ~r.ck. thea.
sands ~ cabana visited the city
hall, where the bones Of ss Victims
Of the Maine lag IN a ions row of
eofflns just before the flees's sail.
ioE The Baskets we're taken aboard
The cruiser North Carolina. which
accompanied the Maine tp sea. and.
wh~n the Iaaf veasigr ~ the famous
weasel had snnk beneath the wHvss.
started north With The remains of
hos sailors. bound for their final
restinE place IN Aflinxton cgm.tsry
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-16
Vancouver Banker
Fonnd Not Guilty

kAf4AMA. Wash. March Ia
The jury In the III. c. Phillips case
returned a verdict OF not gullfy 10.
day aeguisling the president of the
Commercial bank uf Vancouver. II
~as ont only hour and rs minutes.
Phillips was charged with having
received money for deposit knowing
'he bank 20 be In an lnsolvent con-
dits0n.
When The result Of The jurys de-
liberatioas we're made known Mrs
Phillips. who has been with her
husband throughout the trial. broke
down In the arms of Mrs. Bullock.
the woman balliff.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-16
Damages for Hurt
Before Her Birth

st LOUIS. March isl-~ Demand
Ing damages for injury before she
was born. Helen G. Bertfam. ,
months old, today il complainant
here in a suit against street car
company. The chi,d's right hand
has no fingers Iss mother was
frightened when street car struck
a wagon. whose driver held up his
maimed hand when the crash came
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-16
(From the Saturday Review

The Seattle Star certainly established itself as
a powerful newspaper influence in Seattle as
result Of the nomination and election of George
r. CotteriIl as mayor. In the face Of powerful
opposition, with the Post-InteIigencer arrayed
against him. the Times keeping its hands off,
and the weekly press practically unit in protest
against CotteriIl, The Star won its fight. Such
a showing deserves this fraternal recognition.
The people read The Star, but what is more,
they believe in il and follow its leadership With
out The Star Cotterill could not have been
nominated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-16
Father and Daughter
Serving as Jurors

A. M. Biodaets and Mrs.
Edna Wsskey. father and
daughter, are both acting as
jurors this month In the ~.
perior court. Mrs. Wsskey is
the wife OF Frank Wsskey. the
first Alaska delegate to con-
sress. Father and daughter
have not been on the same
Jury thus far. Blodgett, whose
residence 10 az 7213 2sth sv. NJ.
e.. is serving IN Judge Gays
department, while Mrs. Was
key 10 a Juror in Judge Gil
lism's department.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-16
JURY OUT ALL
NIGHT BEFORE
AGREEING


Herbert Hanlon, journals, and
writer. was found guilty by Jury
this morning In Judge RonaId's
court OF grand larceny.
Hanion stands convicted Of hay.
Ing stolen from the office Of J. y.
Douglas, president Of the Pctlafeh
last year, Iewclry, furs and other
yalusbies, which were later found
W the HsnIon apartments, occu-
pied BY the mother and two sons,
Herbert, 26, and Howard, ~.
The case, attorneys gay. IL
unique In the annals OF criminal
prosecutions. The prisoner. who
made a good impression In court.
swore on oath that he did not com
init the crime. but thar his brother.
Howard. was the thief
The mother. weeping, swore that
her Younger son confessed to her
that Il vas he. and not Herbert.
who robbed the Douglas office.
Howard himself declared his
guilt on the stand. and told IN great
detail; how the crime was accom-
pilsbed.
- did not do H." said Her
bert.
= did H." said Howard
Both are lying" declared
the prosecuting attorney.
Howard. said the defense, lis
the black sheep of the family Con-
slider "a what depths he has fallen.
While Herbert IL Ia jail, for
crime which Howard comsr .fed.
Howard goes 20 Tacoma. obialns a
marriage license. incidentally com
mitted perjury by swearing he = of
age end marries Anna DTaih. a
girl OF his own age.
Ciri.Wfe al Trial.
The gfrl-wife was In court
throughout the trial IA slim. pretty
girl. who seemed to regard tho
proceedings In the light Of an en-
iertalnment.
Howard" answered the prosecu.
iion. is weak youth who is under
the dominance Of his mother. She
has drilled him to tell this story
10 save Herbert Herbert is the
brcau-winner-~he hence he cannot be-
spared. Let Howard gn TO prison.
II need be. Besides. he Is mianr.
and could only be sent 10 the re-
formatory. His purpose In marry
ing Anna Drath was 10 excite SYM
pathy In the event of his being
placed In the dock for Herbert's
crime. Howard is innocent. but
his mother would sacrifice him 10
save Herbert
The Hanlou brothers are sinru-
larry handsome men. Howard es-
pecially being physically attrac-
tive after q clumsy. boyish fashion.
Both have exquisite cumplexions
and pink cheeks and blue eyes OF
almost hypnotic intentness.
Concluding arguments were made
yesterday. and the case went 10 The
jury az 500. After being out all
night they reported at $40 this
morning that they found Herbert
guilty.
Atty. VIII ". Thompson. for
Hanlon, gave notice of a motion
for new trial Judge Ronald
raised the bend from 1880 10
$4,000. and the prisoner was taken
TO Jail. Howard. who. pending pos
sible charges. had been held over
night, was released, and left tho
court house. accompanied by his
mother and his bride.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-16

farewell a. she sans beneath tho
waves IN honor os the dead who
pefsshco when the explosion which
wrecked the Maine sounded the
frat call 10 Cuban liberty. all husi.
ness ~ss suspended here tooa,.
The government buildings were
closed. and from every fiagssay IN
sne business section IN the city en-.
t~ined American and Cuban siaas,
crepe bound. spread 70 tire breexe.
Every Cuban soldier aud thou.
sands OF eititsns wore bands uf
crepe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-16
AGED MINISTER
IS FOUND GUILTY

tUf sttra Fr~~- Is~n@~a Nfr~l
PfffSeURC. March fe.--Rev.
Or. w. r. Mcfarland. aged 90 years.
pastor Of Presbyterian mission ss
creenviiie. Tenn. was found guilty
here this afternoon Of performing
criminal operation. which resuis.
ed IN tire death os his former secre.
ssry. Mfss Elsie coe. Miss coe.
P'ttstors alri. died Jan. s. gssf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-16
CARRIERS NIGHT

The mail carriers are giving a
bail tonight. You'd think they get
enough pedal exercise without
waltsIne half the night, but that's
nsither here nor there. lt's the
18th annual ball, and II will be held
In the Iesehi pavilion. Postmaster
George r. Russell will lead the
Grand march. The public 10 invited.
There will be 200 carriers, all in
nice new uniforms.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-16
GETS FROZEN STARE

LOS ANGELES. March 16.-
Say. pal. am from Chicago. and
want 10 see this White boy trim
Rivers Can't you help" asked a
seedy individual of pedestrian.
All he got WAS a frozen stare. The
pedestrian was Joe Levy, Rivers
manager.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-16

HAVANA. March fe.---Acecrs.
psnssd ~ American ~arrhlps and
the entire Cuban navy. the huls Of
the famous bsstleshin Maine was
to~ea cot snss ssserroon into Flor.
id1 straits. nine miles from Hsvsaa.
and her fisa floating bravely from
the masthead. was sunk 10 the BOT.
torn ~ the sea arid a thunder Of
guns from her conveys One isss
cheer rang out from the ~roie fleet
a. the mass os s~issed metal. us
decks covered with roses. went
down. and the last cannon noonsd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-16
JUST THINK OF IT.

SAN FRANCISCO. March is.-
Just TO think. one OF the old mob
would rob me, sorrowfnily mur-
INJURED Billy" Abbott. former dive
keeper. when be told the police he
had been touched" for an $500 dia-
mond.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-16
COURT LOST NERVE

SAN FRANCISCO. March ie.-G.
cavardosi suing for 500 wages, Of
fered TO prove 10 Justice Barnett he
could sing by hiring a hall and in
viting the judge. The court lost his
nerve and did not attend
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-16
Surgery Transforms
This Criminal

fHy United Press Leased Wire,
MARQUETTE. Mich, March
f6s--Trsnsforned by surgery
from a desperate criminal TO a
student and model prisoner,
Raymond HoIxhay, IS. the ban
Dit who for years terrorixed
the northwest country as
"Hisck Bart" will be paroIed
from the state penitentiary In
November, 1918, a new man.
HoIxhay has served "a years
Of life sentence for the mur.
der Of a Minneapolis banker.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-16
Of
/ ALLEN GANG
! HAS ESCAPED
Sidney Allen. Who Was Cap
tured Yesterday. Breaks
Away--Posses After Outlaw
Murderers, Who Are En-
trcnehed in Mountain Head
quarters.


. THE DEATH TOLL or 4
= THE MiRDERouA RAID or 4
= THE ALLEN GANG or OFT =
4 LAWS TODAY STANDS At 4
= FIVE TT iS LIKELY TO Bis 4
= INCREASED At ANY MO. 4
. MFkT THE DEAD. 4
= Judge Thornton MaRsie. 4
= Commonwealth Attorney WI. 4
4 liam Foster. Sheriff I.am \
. wabbs Betty Ayrea. aged ~. 4
= child sisneas for Handl, Floyd .
= Alien. and Mrs sidney Allen. 4
= wife OF the leader Of the out =
= iawk 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-16
SAN
N DIEGO, March

SAN DIEGO, March f6---A
Champ Clark club was organized
here last night and arrangements
were made for a big mass meeting.
The Clark men agreed 10 support
Woodrow Wilson. however. in case
he Is nominated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-16
rEraAzzINi HERE MARCH 81.

Music lovers OF Seattle are to be
given a chance 10 hear Tetrazzini
again. She comes To the Moore
theatre March 27, accompanied by
NJ. Mascal, baritone: Yves Nat. pi-
anist. and Emilio Puyans, flutlst.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-16

We're mArchin W in praise aS him
Each side an turn an phase Az him.
The noble. sanity ways Az him
The tall. the thin. the fat.
Are wearin nv the grecn for him
To make noble scene for him.
Because they all are keen Tor him
81. patl
We're here in larn. variety.
Each lodge an great society.
An though we are NOT quiet. he
VIII never care for that
Wild uniforms an baud for him.
And chargers prancin' grand for him.
We're wskin' up the land for him
81. Pat,
Come. sons OF Erin. come Wild ms.
An march behind the drum wild as.
An make the weikin. hum wsd rs.
To show where sou are at
The best av saints IA song for him.
cheerin loud aud long for him
Och, sure. an We are strong for him
81 Pat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-16
BUY DRINK, GET HAT

SAN FRANCISCO, March 16.--
Buy a drink and get hat reads
saloon keepers sign here. Free
lunch is out OF date. Business is
rushing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-16
|TEAlNER SLNKS-2O DIE HANL ON FOUND GUILTY
HkDRS FIGHT
FOR
UF[B0ATs

s-ssl r.ess Gssssd Wtrsl
2|SS 6arch fes--pssser-
- ~ ssssmship oeesna,
1890 With the German
< s1s,eua IN East Bourne
s.'1rw' ~ shss between ~
" r1.sees ~ere drowned when
r,soat Ne boat esrsised.
---~~~~-
1nom March ts.--T~enss.
~r1ncsrs mostly women. are
S,1 3 Asvs pefished TO-DAY
-. p,asnsu'a and Oriental
o.sona esliidsd ~ssh the Ger
s1.1 pls1esa. off East Bourne.
- eol@iuanS wss featured oy a
1, r1(sape oc the part Of the
- ercu 4 Inc oeesra 20 take
- nonn NON women pssser-
~ onIIers fought with beth
- - msIe passengers and
- ~ restored when o..
= ~ oee1ns thrsstrrea ~
nsonvs Were Asiesp.
4 ~ passengers vvfr
- lh< collision occurred.
tonIr inuedAatsIx followed.
- orrrieec<t great difficulty
ofIrf men. women and chil.
~ fhmxtnx themselves into
90 Hale IN Side.
- hol< vas torn N the
rs -. ana she sank five
IN. uhil< tGxlsoatS werc
u euo<k her. The rlsagna
160 - tAe QceAnA On the port
- Uest floods of water
~ ~ th< vessel The life
m ~ lv~<r<d. aud she women.
y ~ oge2nzs erex had been
~ upr< lowered lato the
- o. carried Is persons.
xuutn. II was ussTcFowd.
ssvN y hsss sApsisrn.
& S'nk sasss satrN
.'xss y me ocsana
~ 'Hs oo~s sspe1xea.
~ az 'ns psssshEsfs
- 4Hh >e.ooo.ooo
. 0ee1pa noundsFea around
.gs and fsnally sank two
- ~ scene Of the cod
~ Ri1nsuz vas badly dam
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-16


HILLsvlllE, Va. March is.--
Forty detectives from Richmond.
headed BY haH hundred deputy
shsriffs and q doxen feualsss, az
daybreAk today again took up the
cnsse for the Alien gang of outlaws
whose raid on the ttiilssiile court.
house ara iss sequel has resulted
sn oessf 20 five persons. Juror
Fowler. who was struck by stray
bullet 10 not expected 20 live
snrsuah shs day. His death will
bring tire death liss up 10 rlx.
Ertrenchcd IN Mountains
All telegraph and telephone wires
l~sdlnx 10 the towns aud villages IN
'bs seufhern section Of Virginia
have bern cut hS the outlaw clan.
Nnd tho raiders. ~ strong. are be-
lseTed shsH morning To be strongly
Inn rpuehesi In mountain psnn.
awaiting the coming Of The posses
The outlaws are plenssfuliy supplied
wsfh ammunition. having dashed
acsosa The North Carolina border
- ftW8tts RAfN HAFFNAf NtfHts
fsided hardware stose aud ruehed
tssk to their atrunghoia ia the Blue
hlara mounfains The meeting be-
tween The government Officers aud
the bassiiis u certain 90 mean great
loss of life
my wife died like good wife
shopid.s was the only comment Std.
ncy Allen. thr outlaw leader. had
To- rnake today on the death ~ Mrs
Allen. She lost hcr life ia pitched
battle wfth q posse AZ their noun
tain home while heiping defend her
outlaw husband Allen bad eludcd
the poasr aud was strongly barri-
caded In hia home ~ fast a. the
women Of the family could reload
his rifles he kept blazing away AZ
the posses OF detectives and deputy
shsrlffs Following a short lull n
posse btofmcd the house Mrs. Al.
len vas lying dead In corner. with
a loaded rife IN her handa. Her
husband lay groanins In the cor
ncr, bleeding profusely from a gun.
shot wound You got me because
! Was TOO badly wounded to man
my gum. he told the leader OF the
posse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-16

!es FAVOR :
! IL SxvsLI s.1ILI AND CLARK =
ANGELES. March ls--. :
~ II Roosevelt and 4
viafk are today The 70. !
~;.s snd democrafIc pres. !
n s,.ss candidates in hlshest :
w the co-eds Of tbe :
~ q Southern Cali. !
~ yss'asn'ial preference 4
\ 1Is.,s...v. s.v me colonel and 4
y ~ ,'An miles ahead in 4
\. Several fair soiers !
-. q, Abe Ruef. Gaby !
: tssceissd three votes "'' /.
urttttttt ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-16

sus Waited Pres. ssssea wfr~f
HiLIsvIllE. Va. March ia
sidney Allen. leader OF the Allen
elan Of outlaws, today escaped
from the posse which effected his
capture yesterday In his mountain
horne. News Of the escape was
brought by niountalreef, who was
sent BY tire possr 20 ~afr the au.
thorissss her. 20 be on she lookou,
for the Notorious bandit leader.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-16

IHhScIsco. March Is.-
~ a. 4 r. Graham tried to
ss z q The st. Francis. II
". g g Oregon First guests.
~ , ksss Graham a cot in the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-16

tonight and Sun. ,
aosefais southwest 10 ,
- mos J! Tempefsture at /,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-16

The foolish and the dead ,
alone never change their opin-
ion.---lowell.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-16

ON page ot The Star ioday-Jack Binns and the in
PRODUCTION his series Of stories how
wireless station, This is OF great interest everybody
but particularly the boys o Seattle There will be
siN stories next week. all written by Binus OF the
heroes of the wireless service DON'T MISS THEM.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-16

- March i5.--slr Joseph
S.ssts eminent scientist. today
~ 'sr q The coveted Order Of
y n r,l noaor = having been confer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-16

sss' ssss o. bis own fortunes
~ enough bay windows
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-16

When a mans heart is lacerated why
not spell II lass-erated and be nearer the
truth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-16

..,;ss an fishes is very toine dishes
"a !, psthrick's Day in the marnin."
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-10-26
LOST


LOST-White bull pup four months
old, black spots and black ears
trimmed. Return to Frank j.
WeIch and receive reward.
IOST-White bull dog with one ear
shorter than the other: wears brass
collar with Rex on it. Five
dollars reward for information CT
its whereabouts and return to l.
c. Frush at Byron.
T,OST-October FL. 1912, between
Jarvis Apt. and Postohice, milk
book containing names of custo-
mers with name F. l. Lowell, 46S
Ben st. Finder please return to
Telegram Office.
TUE PARTY who borrowed the steel
fran tent from Holy Cross Gene
terry for use at Clarksburg Fair,
viii kindly return same to D NJ.
Ward, Supt.. at cemetery.
LOST-Tuesday morning, between
Sixth St. and Glen Elk depot
diamond brooch, set in pearls. A
reward of $1,000 for return to Tele-
gram office.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-10-26

AGENTS-Sen the New Improved
sun" Vacuum Sweeper. Cleans car
pets on floor by suction process.
Specially designed bellows. Import
ant exclusive features. Special IN
ducements; low price; Quick sales:
Prompt shipments. Agents making
big money. Write today. Sun Man
ufacturing Company. Columbus, o.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-10-26
WOMAN IS JAILED.

Convicted OF street drunkenness
and unable to pay a fine of SO and
costs, Jennie gill was sentenced to
serve ten days in jail this morning
at the regular session of police court
by Mayor Frank r. Moore. Two
men were fined IS and costs each
for like ofenses and were released
on payment.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-10-26

Half OF the people you see on the
streets are going to or from stores
and of the women, perhaps three
rourths are! And. of these. the EreaR
majority are going 20 stores to invcs-
;Iga;e advertised offers. Some Of them.
every day. secure bargains" Whirb
YoU MIGHT HAVE SECURED
things you NEED. and Cat the 70
duced pric-sj you could haze Az
roRDGD TO Buy.
-Advertisemes
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-10-26
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Ephriam Fowler was fined s. and
costs in Justice Jackson Y Carriers
court Saturday afternoon for as
sauiting Riley Ables. He paid U?
snd was released. Fowler was ar
rested Friday afternoon and placed
IN the county jaily to await hear
ing this afternoon.
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evening. director j. Frank Cork has
arranged the following musical pro-
gram:
sumurun Gfrl-March. Louis Hirsch
Melody Rag-Two step. ...-.....--
....C Charles L. Johnson
Gypsy DEVASTATION Franz Lehar
Phantom Isle-waltzes. --...--.,--
.........-.M Marie Williams
Vocal soIo-Tenor sol-From Mad
am Butterfly G. Puccini
La Tosca-Opera de. -.....G. Puccini
Yesterthoughts- Victor Herbert
Vocal solo-TiIl the Sands Of the
Deserts Grow Cold. Ernest R. Ball
Quaker Selection ....-..--..
..... Lionel Monckton
Vocal soIo-way Down in Dear Old
Dixie. BY VIM. .McCIuskey
out-ParIs-Waltzes -.--.-....----
...... Emile Waidtenfel
chaser-March-Tro po pots. op-
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