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The Washington herald., 1913-08-04

Sunday morning, August 10, the party
will go up Pixies Peak, and the drill
team will give an exhibition snow drill.
The return to Colorado Springs will be
made at i o'clock in the afternoon. The
party will then go to Stratton Park, and
there get astride the Rocky Mountain:
Csnaries'' (burros) and ride through the
South Cheyenne Canon, visiting Seven
Falls and other points. Monday morn
ing, August II, an auto trip in Packard
cars. win be taken through the .Garder.
of the Gods. and Crystal Park Au.o
Road. The party will leave for Denver
at p. m. and arrive at $40 p. m. The
Sbaseball team Of the drill team will meet
the team from Denver at o'clock. At
{ o'clock the captains Of the Is different
The Washington herald., 1913-08-04

3-STORY HOUSE IN MOUNT
Pleasant; gas and electric lights;
excellent condition; will exchange
for unincumbered farm. BOX 80,
Herald.
The Washington herald., 1913-08-04

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-s-STORY
business property In 18th St NV: rented:
. bargain to quick purchaser. and terms
made. BOX -, Herald ONCE.
f-ROoM DETACHED FRAME HOUSE on
hsse lot On HArrd St. nv. near 18th & WI
b spid On nah eaab psyment md nlaDcs nonfh1.
Owner BOD noDey and. must sen quick BOX =
Hefaid
The Washington herald., 1913-08-04

G. n. Anderson. Of the Essanay COM
pany. proved q very popular silent
player" in yesterdays naming OF favor
ties. Tickets viii be mailed Tuesday to
all who have sent the name OF their
favorite to The Herald.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-01-31
ELECTION
OF UNITED STATES
SENATORS
WILL BE FAVORED BY JUDICIARY
COMMITTEE AND ALSO THE IN
COME TAX BILL - ACT ON
OTHERS.

CHARLESTON, Jan. 81. = The
House judiciary Committee last night
decided 10 favorably report and rec
ommend for passage in The House TO-
day the ratification Of the amend
ments to the federal constitution pro-
yiding for the direct election of Unit
ed states senators and the income
tax.
Altogether fifteen more bills will be
ravorably reported by the House Judi?
ciary, in ciuhing an addition to the
above regulation CT Competition among
common carriers, and another rrovid'
ing the rail:oa companies furnish
freight cars to shippers on demand.
The House committee on municipal!
corporation will favorably recon
mend the bill granting TO towns and
municipalities the power 10 regulate
the rates Of public corporations, tAr
senate railroads c3mmitta" will faV
u,GbIy report on the bills rc9uirtns,
all trains 10 stop at junction OF two
o. more roads and extending the time
for railroad companies TO complete
their lines.
The senate roads committee will
renort, the silver Good Reads bill,
creating a bureau Of roads and en-
braclng convict labor on Tho highways,
Another OF the administration bills
will be introduced by the senate In
the morning when Senate? Smith will
oMer the measure providing for the
sterilization Of convIcts aud insane
persons.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-01-31

Everyone is out with ths biz shears
these days and the votes that are clip
ned daily from The West N'irginan for
the various candidates run away M
into the hundreds. May have the
votes from your paper? Don't you
want to pay up your subscription to
Tho West virginian 50 tia; | can get
the votes? These are questions that
are being asked hundreds OF times
every day in-every section OF the ter
ritory covered by the paper. The five
vote coupons comt little but the sub
scription payments are thu important
source of votes. Candidates who are
intent OH winning one Of the fne
prizes will do well to spend most OF
their spare time and effort in their en-
deagor to get their friends 10 pay fos
their subscriptions to The West yir
ginian.
There is a great big bonus vote oifsr
now in force 6yswhich you can obtain
thousand Of extra yotess on each se;
Or ave yearly, s1bs ssriptip laeSufed stF
to satufdag nigiit Febs4iaFg tlis
eloslns ime d DE frsl voting peripal
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-01-31
OFFICIALS ARE
PREPARING FOR
: ALONG STRIKE
PRIVATE DETECTIVES WARNED
TO REMAIN WITHIN THE MILL
PROPERTY.
many ARE JOINING THE UNION
AMERICAN FEDERATION OF La
BoR DISTRIBUTING APPLICATION
SLIPS.
(By United Press

PITTSBURGH. Pa, Jan. Sl.--Settle-
3inent OF the American steel and Wire
Company's strike at their plants at
Rankin and Braddork will at to.mor-
rows proposed conference is believed
10 depend on the extent to which the
question OF labor unlonism can be
kept out OF the discussion. The Amer
lean Federation Of Labor organizers
we're to-day distributing application
slips for membership in the union, and
It is said that many men are joining
That the officials at the plant are pre-
pairing for a long strike was asserted
In Rankin. 1t is claimed that they are
provisioning the mill for siege. Pri'
vate detectives were to-day warned to
remain within the mill property an
threat OF arrest OF the first guard who
came out.
Arrangements were made for today
at.which time settlement OF the stl1Ae
s%ilfsbG Disguised ~ h ia
~. 49,. 4. 4. u n p ~ I'~stAA -, 40
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-01-31
TBILORs UNION
THE
BILL
LOCAL UNION NO. 2s5 OF FAIR
MONT GOES ON RECORD IN
FAVOR OF INITIATIVE, REFER.
ENouM AND RECALL,

Local Union No. 2S5, of Fairmont
we. the members Of Local NO. 2SN
Journeymen Tailors Union OF Ameri
ca. at Fairmont, West Virginia, do
hereby resolve that We tndorse the
commission form OF government for
Fairmont, w. Va. Therefore, we pray
you, our representatives i" the Legis'
lature, from this district OF Marion
county, to do all in YOU: rower to
secure the passage of said special
chatter bill, similar to the one in Park
8ersburg, w. Va,
And be- 1t further resolved that our
representatives in the Legislature ht
requested to prevent as Ear as 1t is
within their power and by their vott
to do so, any amendment or aItera
tlon made to said bill which would in
any manner render nusa:ory the cl
feet OF or remove FROM It the provi
sion for nan,partisau elections. the in
itiative, referendum "nd r"""n
Respectfully yours, W9
Legislative Committee
JACOB sNlDian, r.es
L. NJ. WRAASE, sccy
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-01-31

$4,000 extra votes will he issued e
addition to ihe regular trambes
votes allowed on each spBscrlIptt
"A two year subscription VIII count.
toward completing a set. as Two
one year, a three year subscripfiea
three for one year, etc. sEbscFItit
for a shorter period than one
only be allowed the Tegalaf selledille :
of votes.
This Is positively the bes ie
The contest to secure tie mos
possible on subscriptions hose ip
walt for larger oftef ,ure coins tp y
disappointed. Don't let Yourself 20
Que OF these, but PITCH right M
and get every pcsstble sllbs tipti9n
yon can. They Will all mean pioie
ye,es for yoa now than At
any later date; Il
Just think how rapid IS sopr vote
total viii pie up ~ gestIag e@ one
year subscriptions lust after
yoar fliepas nov hem q sub
scrlbe willie tlte larssst nnmher 81
gose are bsiag allowed n you can
tcentInned on Page se4en'l
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-01-31

LEAVE EVERY
HALF HOUR
SPECIAL CAR SERVICE FOR THE
COUNTRY CLUB OPENING ON
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY FIRST.

Besides the rtsn.ar "nourly Inter
urban car service to the Country club
on the opening day, Saturday the first
o! February. the Mononsahela Valley
Traction Company will arrange for the
following special cars to the club:
Leaving Jefferson stree: for the
club: $3.50, 400. $50, and 900 p. M.
Returning from club 10 Jefferson
street. leaving club at: 49, $3.50
$50, 1880, and 1890 p. M.
Special car leaves the club for
Clarksburg at l2 mid nig5t.
The STOP formerly known as HAL
hurst has now been changed by the
Traction company to Country Club
The following card has been sent
out by the Board of Governors to each
member OF the Country Club:
Club members are requested to in
vitc. guests and friends to both the
afternoon and evening opening OF the
Club on Saturday. the First OF FebIu
AIRY. Tho Board of Governors desire
that the public visit the Club on the
opening day ana inspect the prop
erty."
1.30,31 81
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-01-31
VICTIMS
INBUsTBl
OPPRESSION ! ! !
aooKKEERea AND CLERK eF
THE STEEL coMPANN YEAS
SECRETS.
INFORMATION VNE lSEV
AMERICAN FEoERAIloN o
BoR IS STIRRED ~ M TtaE
LATloN.

WASHINGTON, u. g; jan q
Claiming to he a victim d (, tndts tri
oppyessIon." a former booklIeepst
clerk OF The American Steel and ile
Company. today told officials q We
American Federation OF Labor seyess
inside secrets of the COMPANY.
1t is said that the intormat ,lllll 4; ion
cred will be used In q long
by workmen against the wire com
pany,
WILL FIGHT FOR uNio htsN
WASHINGTON, D.ECEs Jlaaii Jaii.
Steel, textile, rubber. and
house industries are to BE- the tatsei
upon which the Aneriea.l EsdeSatlotl
Of Labor today determined e eeIitsf
its fire in an active warfare g ,tnlpaI
1ze all employees and thronghso oFeanI2l
tIop to effect Qmelietatlon batter
working conditions and resognlt Eci q
the union,
"in a majority Of these 3adgis
said ,seegetgty NlprfiseR, Rfi et 4.
borers receive as VA noFll'
Ing and their welfare IS worse tssis Q
bread line.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-01-31
PLEDGES
MUST Be KEPT
DR.. HATFIELD ADDRESSES cAu-
Gus OF REPUBLICANS ANU
URGES PARTY PLEDGES BE
CARRIED OUT.

CHARLESTON, Jan Ex-Governor
elect Ii. d. Hatfield, outlined his views
en- the administrator bil!s at Il cau'
Gus, of Republican members of the
Horse. held last evening, declaring
that Immediately action Is urgent Oh
the bills relating to a taX on oil and
gas. a public service commission, pri'
mary elections. worklngmen's com
pcnsation, county salaries, conserya'
tion CT natural resources, arbitration
OF strikers and relating to strikes,
lockc,tts aud mine guards.
The 6oyerGorelect also reiterated
the declaration made in y newspaper
Interview "a short time aso37that he
would cali IN eStFa sesslanssnag keep
stls isgisla wheels Ns1lslltigs
ithr6,i hnil die Iohf; eai ot MS adj
tcSStlnpse cn Fars Elnpssl
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-01-31
BUSINESS MEMS
ASSOCIATION APPOINTS
COMMITTEE

The Fairmont business Mems ASSo'
citation appointed delegation to-day
10 90 TO Charleston to sec why the spe'
clal charter bill has not becn intro
drced and instructed this committees
10 support the bill as prepared by tue
iclnt legislative committees oil the
Chamber OF Commerce and the bus''
rcss Mems Association, and 10 snpnoH
he resolutions Of the Chamber o.
Commerce. other civic and labor OF,
.aniza,ious, and to support the Will OF
che public expressed through these or
ganizations aud citizens mass meet
ines, This committee will leave ior
Charleston next Monday or Tuesday
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-01-31
'IIN CROW BILL REPORTED
back By R. r. COMMITTEE
MANY BILLS RECOMMENDED BY
coMM1TTEEs-ctTY CHARTERS
ADVANCED TO SECOND READ
ING.
lsneclal 10 INC Mest NlrglnIan.l

Especial to The West Virginian.)
| CHARLESTON, Jan. 3l.-Kump.
chairman of the committee oil roads
and navigation. reported the State
road bill back. This provides for a
new road law. On motion OF Senator
Silver 1t was advanced TO second
reading.
Gray's cigarette bill va: advanced
10 second reading.
England's mining bill, relating to
labor agents, advanced to second
reading.
Senate bill, relating to the Secretary
CT State sending out documents, re.
ported to have passed the House.
| The finance committee reported
ravorably on senate bill 13, relating
! to automobiles, licenses and distrbu.
ton of fines. Senate bill 81. relating
to hospitals for the insane.
The judiciary committee reported
| faycrabIy ou Senate bill 81, relatin.
to county salaries, Senate bill no. To-,
relating to bail, bill 90, relating TO
county courts paying rewards. Sen
ate bill Al, Senate bill 80, relating to
Official bonds, Senate bill Al, relating
to assistants to prosecuting attorney.
Committee on medicine and sanita-
ton reported fayorably on bill Is
bettcrinS brands OF cigarettes.
Railroad committee reported back
/ Jim Grow bill without recommends
tions Reported favorably OH bill "a,
extension of time for completion OF
railroads. Bill TO preserve railroad
competition, bill II, relating to trains
stopping at all functions, bill 10 re,
lating to sale OF stock, bill 30, reiai
ing to money lenders.
Peterkln introduced resolution TO
| amend constitution to provide for the
,otIlce. Of 1ieqtepaRt & G9gerG; q, ,sssjssssss
HataeId introduced workmen's sNNSftl'
pensatl6n act.
The fleetwood, Grafton, Clarksburs
and Piedmont charter bills advanced
to second reading and the Huntington
having bill and Huntington school bill
advanced 10 third reading.
The expected con;rovH;S! did not
materialize in the Senate this morn
ing when England's resolution ill.,
structing Woods to appoint RembIi'
! cans of the various standing commit
, tees in their agreement 10 the Senate
organization.
England spoke on the resolution
and charged that Woods appointments
, were breach Of agreement. WOODS
called Marshall to the cnair but ne
did not reply to England for the reso'
luticn will be debated Monday. The
Senate adjourned until Monday.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-01-31
.FAIRNONT BILL
INTRODUCED TO-DAY

Especial to The West Nirslnianl
CHARLESTON. Jan. II. =, The
Special Charter Bill for The city OF
Fairmont, providing for commission
gdvernfnss NTH nOn=parrisan elec.
ton, Initiative, Referendum, and Re
call, was introduced in the House OF
Delegates today by VIM. b. Ice and
referred to the committee OIL muntci'
pal corporations.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-01-31
Jumps Again

PITTSBURGH, Jan.
merf began to COMPLAIN today
oil was advanced Z cents asal lni lllS.
ing already been marked iip esnfs
almost every day this week
Producers and refners quote e
a barrel for Pennsylyanta ssFaa &
Shortage OH supply and there x cos
of drilling are given as tlle cause
1t is charged that the colnpalliss
are not delivering their oil as dpie slX
us they might and miadleIneii cpiiiS
plaiu that they are not being
piled as formerly.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-01-31
SENATE. SANCTIONS
Chiffon BILL FOR
PAYMENT Of DEBT
IF PASSED WOULD MEAN
100000 FOR WEST va
MONEY DUE THIS STATE FROM
THE DISPOSITION OF LANDS
:. ,Ft+t4#--WER6 es6Ep BNfssstff4s
GINA.
SENATOR sTRoTHER CREATES
SOME EXCITEMENT BY RESIGN
ING, THEN RETURNS.

CHARLESTON, W. Va, Jan. 3l.--
The State Senate yesterday passed
Senate joint resolution No. 4! urging
the passage by the congress OF the
United States, OF Senate bill No. 6,24I,
providing for the payment TO West VII
ginia OF the money, estimated at abou.
$G.0OU,OO0 due the State from The dis.
position of the lands ccded by Virginia
10 the government OH March |, 1884,
The ceded lands WAS known as the
northwest territory, and had heep
granted to the government for the
benefit OF the thirteen original colo
nies. OF the total Of 40 ,80a. 900 aeresi
contained in the grant it is claimed
that practically 4O,0OO,00O acres were
diverted from the trust requiring its
use for the original thirteen States,
and had been adapted to local pur,
noses by the new States made up o!
the territory. The State OF virginia
has Instituted proceedings in the
United States Senate TO recover at the
ra;c Of $2 per acre for the land d,
vGrlcd from the trust, total Of
$SO,OOo,O0o. senator Chiffon is press,
ing the claims Of West Virginia ror
her share Of the settlement. should
there be one made. The case was cx.
tenslvely reviewed by Governor Glass.
Geek in II snciat message TO both
CONTINUED From Page Five>
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-01-31

CoNsTANTINoPn1. Jan. $l.--The
Porte today ordered the Turkish dele
gates to the London Peace conference
10 return to Constanlinople. The ac.
tion was taken in retaliation for the
hurried denunciation OF the armistice
by the Allies. Bulgaria. Montenegro,
servia and Greece have agreed to
leave one delegate in London.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-01-31

The Famont special Bill been indOed BY resolu
tiOn and by tbs following Commercial and Labor or
aanlzations citizens Of Fairmont
~ BY Chamber Of Fatrnont
ley BY the Business Association Of Farmont
$fs Ry the independent Trades Council meeting
M BY the Independent Council regular weekly meeting
q t5) BY the Womans Club of Farmont
(s) BY the Mothers Club Of Falrmont
"a BY Local No. 10 stoge Rollers League
s BY Local Union s7 Brotherhood Of Painters Decorators
and Paperhansers Of America.
gfe) Hy Glass Bottle Blowers Association Branch NO. H.
t1o) BY the citizens Of Farmont MEETING.
IN ay more than 1000 Famont by signed petition
2) BY Local Union Journeymen Taors Of America
still needs the endorsement members Of the legislature
from Marion county Write ask them support this BILL
tit is defeated wait Of two years Other organ
zaons cause by passing similar resolutions = = oo'
! sseo YET
to your ss
spolt4en. y
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-01-31
CHAMBER Of COMMERCE
APPGIh7S COMMITTEE

The Board of Directors OF the Chant
Der OF Commerce have appointed tie
following committee TO look after the
interest OF the Fairmont special char
ter bill:
T. !. Brett. L. NJ. showalter, c, w.
Evans, II. N. Hite and ], Walter
Barnes.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-01-31
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-01-31
WAR SHIPS DESTR1IH
BY TURKISH CRUISER
ALLIES WILL NOT BE PERMITTED
70 DIVIDE EUROPEAN TURKEY
TO THEIR OWN LIKING.

ny UNITED PREss)
CoNSTANTlNoPLE, Jan. Sl.-The
Turkish cruiser flamidih today attack
ed and destroyed three Gresk war
ships in the harbor Of sambali, OF the
Island OF sporades.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-01-31
NOW IS THE TIME TO GET SUBSCRIPTIONS

5ooco EXTRA VOTES WILL BE ALL OWED EVERY
YEARLY SUBSCRIPTIONS TURNED IN UP TO THE CLOSE 0E
FIRST VOTING PERIOD "ATuR DAY NIGHT, FEsRuARY
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-01-31
HAS SHEARS
EVERYBODY IS VOTING

VOTES ARE ALLOWED ON BOTH AND NEW SUBSCRIBERS
ING FOR THEIR SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR THREE OR FOUR
OR LoNeER-HELP YOUR FAVoRiTE.
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CONTINUED From Page FIVel
Arizona republican., 1913-05-03
Opening of Final Two Weeks of
 Effort

Tomorrow we start on the last stretch of The Republicans Big Cir culation campaign, and two weeks from tonight will be Over-the last vote will have been boiled, the last subscription secured and the prizes awaiting their disposition by the judges All will be excitement and many a candidate wi be unable to sleep that night. thinking of her chances for winning such splendid prizes. Just fl days of the campaign remain and every day is fraught with deep meaning for the ambitious candidates. Each day means d step further toward victory. if it is rightly used. and no candidate should be content with her days work unless it has brought her all that it could possibly in the way of votes. A very good plan to follow during these last days would be to map out your route for the next day, each evening Make d list of those who have prom ised you subscriptions, write down the names of the friends upon whom You wish to call and then follow this route the next day. This sort of systematic working is much more effective and productive of results than an aimless running here and there Make every day advance you one step nearer your goal and let not a day pass without doing something toward the advancement of your campaign. This is a very important thing to remember, as within a few days the call of Time" will put an end to all your efforts, and then unless you have done your best you will only regret Your lack of energy and the fact that you could have won if you had put forth q little more effort
Arizona republican., 1913-05-03

The Grand Period Prize Announce ment of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS IN GOLD to the candidate who turns ill the largest amount of new busi- ness between yesterday morning and Saturday night, May 10 made by The Republican Friday morning. was received with pleasure and delight by the candidates, and every con- testant who has been heard from since the announcement of the offer and the number has been a large one. has expressed her appreciation and appreciation of the splendid Op- portunity offered to secure such handsome special prize, in addition 70 the twenty mine other awards. valued at over s6500 all of which will be awarded in two short weeks.
 This Special Prize is the one real opportunity for the late starters and those who have done but little so far to advance their campaigns, for a candidate could start in today and win this award. This prize Is offer ed for the work done during these eight days up to Saturday night, May 10, and although the votes count on the awarding of the big prizes also, still, a candidate who might not win any of the other awards, might be the one to secure this Sl0O in gold. It is an opportunity the like of which has never before been present ed by any Arizona newspaper and the chance to secure an even larger share of the awards offered than you originally planned, is too great to be overlooked
Arizona republican., 1913-05-03
N.G.A. OFFICERS /. IN CONFERENCE
Heads of Four Companies of the Valley Meet With First Lieutenant LaGarde and Receive Advice and Instruction

Following the suggestion of First States Army detailed to this state as regular army instructor inspector of the Arizona National Guard. one of the regular conferences of the officers of the four companies located in the Salt River valley, was held Thursday even ing in the armory in this city. In all thirteen officers were present at the conference, which in reality is nothing more than an officers school, conduct ed by Major Grinstead at present com- manding officer of the Fourth Bat tallion, under the direction of Lieuten- ant Le Garde
 AS announced in his recent letter to Governor Hunt, giving the result of his observations while inspecting the en- tire guard in April, the correspondence school for officers enables the regular army officer to the commissioned of ficers of the various companies throughout the state the benefit of his own training. not only through per sonal contact but by means of com munications, instruction and review papers and other methods usually adopted by an ordinary correspondence school
 The two companies, A and B of Phoe- nix sent its regular commissioned of ficers to the conference as did also C company of Tempe and D company of Mesa. The next conference is planned to be held in Tempe on Thursday even ing, May 29. In the meantime the of ficers will have much work to do to place themselves in readiness for the semi examination which will be held at that time.
 For the present Lieutenant La Garde is giving practically all his time to per sonal work with the four companies in the valley and every particularly to the two in Phoenix, with the probable re- suit that in a short time these com panies will rank as the best drilled and disciplined in Arizona.