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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-05-15
BIG BRIDGE
Is Being unloadcd Near the Golf Far n
by the Baltimore and Ohio.

CLARKSBURG, W. Va. May H.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
company Is unloading n big steel
bridge OIL It's Weston the south of the
city which 1t will erect across the
West Fork river to connect with the
Weston line OF the Monongahela Val.
ley Traction company over which 1t
will run trains into the GoiT farm for
the purpose OF providing Transports,
ton to the Owens Eastern Bottle com.
pany, which will begin operations
within the next two months, and foI
the Star Rig and Reel company. Tho
extension will also be used to trans.
port the products Of all factories to be
established there hereafter.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-05-15
The ABUNDANT LIFE"
CONTINUED nom Page One,

attention. Niaiiespassins along /
road IL VIC see an object that look!
like a clod We pay no attention to !,
but II 1t crosses the path, We are a,
.racted Immediately because 1t l.
alive.
1T Is life which is the great sascin
dting subject Of all human experience
AL thinkers have tried to solve til,
subject, the chemist has sought IT, til
icicntis's have made 1t their stud,
One university professor went abou,
:alkins of creating life by chemici
processes. but his. assertions were dis
proved by other. scientists. Biologist.
and others have tried TO find the Sc
:ret Of life.
at has been the theme of ever
srca: thinker; Plato and Socrate.
talked OF the cause and result OF life
Job asked whether, II a nan diet
ne should live again. the rich youn
ruler approached Jesus OIL the dues
ton, and Ponce dc Leon exprcsse
the universal longing when he wes
10 Florida in his search for the foa;
tain OF eternal life.
Did You ever think OF the cauu
of the coming Of Jesus? It was ne
to impart knowledge; Jesus declare.
He came that we might have life
There are three GLASSES OF me.
and all belong to one or another {
hen. F.sst, there are those VII
lave no lie; SECOND. those tina, bay,
lame life; and ihird. those that hav
.abaundant life.
In the first place. all people d,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-05-15
Stands Ready
lCantloued from Page One.)

may become the duty of the Depart
ment OF Commerce to inquire into your
business methods"
Mr.. Rcdllcld declared that public
sentiment had reyolted against the
old time idea that all employers busr.
LESS and his employees. wee his own
10 do with MS he wished. without re-
gard TO The welfare OF his workmeH or
recognition Of the pubic need.
Perhaps the first among these" h.
said, "ls the duty owed to the opera
tives In the business. 1t is not too
much 10 say that public opinion DE-.
mapds that operatives shall receive :.
living wage. and, so far as possible
continuous employment: that they
freed from arbitrary reductions In ID,
daily wage or OF the piece,work rat,
The public conscience demands tina
they work under healthy conditions
with ample light, without overspecG
ing. and with the same provisions 70.
their safety at their work that the en-
rfcyer would desire for himself wer,
he SO employed. Furthermore. public
opinion Is becoming sensitive Oh the
subject OF oYeriatisuc and recognizes
That the demand for reasonable work.
mS hours has sound physiological
basis.
THE greatest interest In our manu-.
features, is that OF the people, with.
tout whose purchases the factories
would close. They have more at stalk.
than any one else, and they are be.
ginning to have very clear ideas re,
spevtimg thcir interest in our (aclo.
rics and hCw 10 look after 1t. II is
chiefly they who refuse 10 admit any
longer that The head OF er,a bus,
ness concern can ito us he " with
what he is pleased to call his roper.
ty. 1t Is they who insist ul.on the
Treatment Of the operatives as men
ind women witt minds and souls and
not as machines, and 1t is they whit
are insisting now in no uncertain way
that the factory does not fulfill It's
proper function unless 1t supplies at u
reasonable price and OF proper quail
ity the goods they desire to buy"
:icrctary lediield attributed 10 in
eincI.E:y on The part OF manulaciur
ers the smailncss of profit and thu
necessity for rotrenchmcnt in operat
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-05-15

Ing cost at the expense OF their EN-.
pioyes. He insisted the consumer OF
the present day had n right 10 expect
efficiency In management and added
that unless that efficiency were dis
played the public would resent the
lack.
The definite wrath against monop,
ely" lie said "the llood.tidc of opin.
Ion against special privilege the stern
demand for efficiency as duty which
our industries owe TO the public.
these are all parts OF the awakened
American manhood.
THE gospel OF self respect and OF
American manhood is making Its
way" said the Secretary. "and the day
OF Industrial fear Is passing. 1t Is my
lope: sc far as | tan. to aid and hot
L. hinder, American Industry. believe
that, for II day Of freedom has Just
"'t'"'I aiu '"a' we are shaR'hs GU inc
''"eA'es VI fea' INDUSTRIAL slavery
" ei'er upon Tue arena OIL Tree compe'
'''o"' s''o's' a'hie''c' ana vigorous.
!" ""'e" our BUSINESS VIII ne stfohs
aiu su'e' ana Ill "h'cr VIC snail Dc
""pP'er '''ah oe'ore:
AS last work. It Is important that
We, as business men. should know thai
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-05-15

is going to save US? Education?
Money? Social or financial or poift-
Teal power wont save us. Hear the
words OF Jonathan Edwards, on his
death bed: Where Is Jesus of Naza.
roth? lie will not desert me in this
hour OF need
Some one says. Some time. am
going 10 receive Christ 1t may be
your last opportunity. Do it now.
Accept Christ tonight"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-05-15
.BUs|kEss HOUSES
Continued from page scvcn).
character

Z character
III faith Is at the bottom of bust.
ness, go II is ut the bottom oil cduca.
ton. Faith is at the basis OF Our io.
I mestic life as well. What is sadder
than ahome where a husband has los,
confidence In. his wife. or where the
wife has lost confidence in her hus.
band? =
But just as faith is the basis OF
business, or education, ana in the
lone, 80 faith Is at the basis of re.
figion. Not Oily must you have faith,
but the thing that you have faith in
las to be able. TO use n popular term,
TO deliver the goods. The scriptures
don't ask us TO believe In everything
God never placed premium OH cred.
.nlity. you can believe about n thing
that is false, but you believe IN some.
Thing that is true" The strength OF
this argument was sustained by com.
pairing tho possibilities CT passage on
, two boats, che unsafe and mnsea wor.
( Thy, and the other fine liner, with
/; the best equipment and no chances o!
danger. 'lf you believe that the ship
Is able to CARRY you across the ocean
and you want to go, you will cntrust
Your life to that boat and he car.
ried safely over. The test of faith 10
obedience. For in the last analysis
the seat OF faith in not in the inicllrct
bnt in the will.
s.Nhat does 1t mean to believe III
Christi? First, that Jesus is able to
save your soul and keep you safe.
When the Son OF God Gil that first
Easter morning broke the barriers o.
the grave, and came forth triumph.
ant over death, there was Ills mani.
ttsiation Of omnipoicDcn l'y li:ai
act Jesus Christ demonstrated Ills
sy9lnly 10, ,anqulsh death ind the
grave.
"Not only has Christ. and Christ
only, power to save, but he is also
willing to save. He looked out on
tic multitude and had compassion
upon them. On the cross Of Calvary
He asked His Father to forgive Them
Tor they know not what they do.
Friends, see Jesus tonight. crucilicd
for you, tia, you might be brought to
lfim!"
Or. Lyon told OF an orphaned boy
who kept within his waist little
Piece OF his dead mothers dress. sim.
My because whenever he. felt it. 1t
made him feel that mamma was not
very far away"
rohi friends, II you can see Jesus
en- Calvary suffering and dying for
you, there must come into your heart
the consciousness that there is an in,
finite friend that loves you with al
eternal love. Very soon yoa and Il
IRE to leave this. old world and when
we stand at the Judgment g.;c, what
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-05-15
TAKEN TO
WHEELING
FUNERAL SERVICES OVER RE.
MAINS OF MRS. H.. c. FUTILE
HELD LAST NIGHT.


The remains OF Mrs. H. C. futile
whose death. occurred yesterday
morning were taken 10 Wheeling this
morning on the 2:25 train. Accom-,
Ranying the remains were the mem.
beers OF her amlly and Mr.. Harr.
comerford, OF Grafton, a brother o!
the deceased.
Last nigh, a brief service was held
a. the residence conducted by Rev. A.
H: Beavin, of Christ church. To.mor
row services will be held in Wheeling
at the home of Mrs. Tuttle's mounel,
Mrs. James comerford, at 1890 Chap
lin street.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-05-15
BE A HOME OWNER q

IA fourroom now honse. FIFTH
ward, corner lot, f8yfe8, 500 down,
1925 Annually 49,. - $500
2-Fonr-rtom house, seeond ward.
paved street. $3.50 down, easy terms,
on Daiance .......s. $500
S-siX.room house, Spence ST. $3.50
4--tLot iOS10O, Spence ST, -. $500
Lot. Goxtoo, Spruce St. Third
ward .'........ .........,...s. Si1os
G-Eish.room house, two squares
from court house ;. $500
Good lots on Maryland avenue,
East Park, ..............,...,. $500
'S-New seven'room house. East
Fark .'.,.............. $500
9-New scvcn.room home, Alcxun.
der Place. Fifth ward ~. $4,000
lO-Eish.room house. s: cond ward.
paved street ................. $4,000
II you haye houses for rent, let
me rent them for you. Don't tal,ss
about vacant houses in down. Then
don't need TO be vacant II you keep
them tn repair. | have greet demands
any my houses arc always rented
w. A. LAWLEa g
Licensed Real Estate Agent n
Room 10 Trust Co. Bldg.
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-05-15
NOTICE
TO the vo,ers Of Fsirmont District.
Marion County, West viroinis.

Marion County. West wroiais
Notice is hereby given that the
County Court Of Mnrion county .wiii IN
Thursday, May. the 22d, 1918. meet In
the County Court room Tor the p,iy-
rose of hearing any and all matters
as to the registration OF voters for thc
SPECIAL BOND ELECTION In FAIR
mont Magisterlal district. to be held
en- Tuesday, the eth aay of May. 1915.
as provided by Section I. Chapter 90.
OF the Code OF West Virginia, Ms
amended by the Acts Of the ,Lcgisla;
ture Of 1913. e
Any voter properly registered limits
respective precinct In said Fairmont
district at the last preceding general,
election held on the 9TH day OF Novenl:
Der, 1912, In and for said Fairmont dis
trict, etc. will not be required 10 an !,
pear before the County Court on Tho
ed day of May. 1918. to examine inn
his registration. unless he receive no
t!ce thereof, but any voter not. regis
tered by the registrars at said last pre-
Iceding general election, or who WIS
mot poperly registered, or whose name
was stricken from the registration fist
or who has moved into said Fairmont
district since last preceding general
election and Is now u legal voter IN
said Fairmon, district, or unless he
has moved from one precinct to anopr
or in said district, should appear at
said time and place and havc'hls name
rroperly placed on said registration
list.
Given under my hand this 18th day
of May, 1915, 49,
JNo. F. PHILLIPS.
Clerk County Court 3
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-05-15

they think they can't have a good
time unless they have some littlo
pasteboards in their hands. They
ihiht otthe pastor as nurse and the
church as q nursery. When you have
the spirit of God in your heart yonql
not look for Sights and trouble. you,
be absorbed with helping others.
Many may be born into the Kingdom
Of God, but spiritual growth Is arrest.
ed at birth.
And there are those who have album.
dant life. it is the only life that is
worth living, the only life that satis-
acs. We need abundant life la order
10 gain the victory over sin.
"Dr. Friedmann's alleged discovery
for the cure OF tuberculosis, consists
In stimulating aud Hourishing the
white corpuscles of the blood with II
serum SO that they may overcome the
disease. Whether or not 1t is true o.
the Serum theta; neutrality-suspicious.
Friedmann's serum, it is true OF the
soul, giving abundan, life.
|. I'VE need the abundance OF life 70.
10y. You and should be like the
diver who, far under water, is SUP
piled with air from above and is not
dependent upon his surroundings
Then we should not have 10 depend
on our surrounding but, sappllcd with
abundant life from above. we needn't
Worry where We are but would krow
what and whose we are. SO, M
friend let us stop with L little spirit.
ual vitality. but let the power of Col
come in abundance.
Some are big meeting Christians.
They have lots OF enlhus assn ut Il
big meeting, but none u, small one.
That's not thegospel. Wien you're
in tune with the Infinite you'll not dc.
pend on your Sunday school teacher,
the superintendent. pastor or eyangc.
list for strensth-you'll get the. from
God.
The difference between a sal.3oat
and Il steamship Is that the former IS
on the sea, fmmovabie, except when
The wind blows: 1t is Influenced by
its surroundings, while the latter goes
ahead. propelled by the motive power
within. And SO It Is with you, vita
Christ in you, the hope OF glory. Then
you have something permanent, real,
everlasting. something that the world
cannc: give nor the world take away.
""ln sense, education Is free, but
still 1t costs time and strength, sap.
ping the vital powers. And salvation
Is free. whatsoever will may come,
but still you have to pay the price, 1t
cot':s. This gift of abundant life liz
expensive, It will take all you have.
Some want to form limited ftar:-
nership with God, but 1t can't DO dom,
for God doesn't do business that way.
1t is not question OF you aud hav.
ing more of Gods spirit. but of Gods
spirit having more o. us. 1t must o,
conditional surrender.
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, SIS.

j, John F. Phillips, Clerk of til;
County Court Of Marion county. dc
hereby certify that the foregoing is a
true and correct copy OF the ballot to
be used at the SPECIAL BOND ELEC,
TON in Fairmont district to be held
on the 9th day OF May. 1913.
Given under my hand this 9Th da.
Of May, .1sls-- -.
sap JOHN F. PHILLIPS. Clerk.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-05-15
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA. S.:

!, John +. Phillips Clerk of tb
County Court OF Marion county. d
hcrcby certify that the foregoing is
true and correct copy of the ballot
BE- used at the SPECIAL BOND ELEt
TICS in Faiimont district to be he
on the eth day Of May. 1913.
Given under my hand this 9th da,
OF May, 1913.
JOHN +. PHILLIPS, Clerk.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-05-15

SMITH SHOE STORE.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-05-15
BOTH SIDES
Claim That They Have tho strik.
't.., Won. -
(Br Assce,.ArEu PUSSY

I CINCINNATI, O., May 15.-with
both sides firm in their statements
that they have the strike won officers
CT the traction company prepared TO.
day for tho opening Of several street
car lines. The police we're asked to
Furnish sufficient guards TO pro,ec.
cars.
In an effort 10 further uniohize the
employees OF tho company. call has
been issued for a meeting tonight Of
lts flremen. cnslncmen, electricians
and linemen.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-05-15
SPECIAL CARS,

Announcement was made at the tab
ornacle last night that special provi
sions had ben made for those attend.
ing the tabernacle services for the re.
mainlRs few nights and cars would
leave tho city later that those attend
ing the services might remain until
the close. The following schedule
was announced:
The last car to leave for Clarks
burgs 1890 o'clock! Tor Warrington
II o'el0eks9forsFairyfcw, 1876 O'Clock
There is no way in which you ca.
push your business at such a gait n.
by giving your customers value re
ceived. This is why Smith has bulh
up the Queen Quality trade to second
in West Virginia, thereby outstrtppine
Wheeling, Parkersburg and Hunting
ton. Likewise the Barry Shoe, he has
every dealer in the State beaten ex,
oept the Wheeling dealer. This shows
conclusively that he buys the best
things ihsthe Tine, the kind that brings
them both.
Adv. SMITH SHOE STORE.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-05-15
SON SUICIDES.
WHILE HIS FATHER Is ON THE
WAY TO SAVE HIM.

NASHVILLE. Tenn, May l5.--Whils
Stephen Wright was racing to a local
hotel to save his son, Stephen Wright.
1r., aged 20. from suicide, the latteri
swallowed quantity Of poison .an!
died in few minutes, before taking
the poison called his father by phone
and informed him of his contemplated
action. When the father reached the
hotel, he was past aid. No reason Is.
assigned for the mans deed.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-11-05
NOn-Partisan BaIIo,

Philadelphia, November 4.-Pennsyl-
vania today elected two judges of the
superior court on a partisan bal
lot. Little interest was shown and in
many districts the vote was not count
ed. There were four candidates and it
is probable that Judge John J. Hender-
son of Crawford county was reelected
and James AIcorn of Philadelphia was
also elected. Both are republicans.
proposed amendment to the con-
stitution authorizing n bond issue of
S5O,0o0,0O0 for road purposes probably
was defeated.
In Philadelphia the republicans de-
feated the fusionists backed by the
present reform administration, re-
electing Samuel =. Rotan district attor-
ney by about 10000 majority and elect
ing James b. Sheehan. register: WiH
g. McCoach, city treasurer and W
Freeland Kendricl1, receiver of taxes.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-11-05
CAUCUS TO DISCUSS
THE CURRENCY BILL
Movement Gains Momentum
in Observation-Disclosures
faction Felt

Washington, November 4.-The move
ment for Senate democratic caucus
to discuss the administration currency
bill gained momentum today in the
gossip among the few senators left in
Washington. Dissatisfaction with the
tentative decision of the banking and
currency committee to reduce from 12
to the number of regional banks
planned In the new system was given
as the ground for the proposed to call
a caucus This decision of the COM
mittee has aroused those senators who
are most ardent in support of the ad-
ministration plans.
Senator Hoke Smith of Georgia said to-
day that he did not think any attempt
would be made to make the CAUCUS
binding on democratic senators to vote
for any particular bill
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-11-05
D|Az WILL SPEND
WINTER IN FLORIDA
85.s.,s...+..
Ex-President of Mexico Is
Expected i'll Miami
December l

a
Miami. Fla. November i.-Porfrio
Dfaz. former president of Mexico, will
live in Miami the coming winter, ac-
cording to Rafael Ruesga, Mexican con-
sui here Senior Ruesga said today he
4expected the eX-president to arrive
about December l. His family VIII ac-
+ company him.
Announcement of General Diazs plans
| was made in a letter to Consul Ruesga.
kThe consul said that Diaz, now in Eu-
Erope, desires to reside in a warmer eli
mate during the winter, but is adverse
to returning to Mexico unless sum-
moned. owing to political conditions.
With the aid. of Senior Baraniff, a
member of the Mexican congress, Senior
Ruesga is endeavoring to lease cot
tage for General Diaz. The consul said
tonight that winter home near that
Of william Jennings Bryan probably
would be selected.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-11-05
TODAY'S AGE-HERALD

Illusion ticket sweeps New York.
Little change in Mexican develop
mentS.
Police refuse to ride with strike-
breakers.
sulzer elected to assembly by big ma
jority.
Indications point TO general democratic
victory
2-Underwood campaign launched by
friends.
8-Leaders agreed on need of industrial
peace.
4-Editorial comment.
First sessions of land congress largely
attended.
Powell discusses double track work.
President of steel and wire meets
Miller here.
6-Society.
7-Sports
S-Men prominent in politics in city.
9-Straws Indicate Wards course.
10-Big crowd expected to hear Under
wood today.
11-Smiths paper deal with states prog
gress.
13-Markets.
H-Southeast should keep people here.
says Finley.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-11-05

Virginia furnished an uncontestel
race for governor, Henry S. Stuart
being elected by a practically unani-
nous vote. The four-cornered fight
in Massachusetts resulted in the cleo
tion of David L. Walsh, democrat, and
present lieutenant governor, by a
plurality of more than $4,000 votes
over Charles S. Bird, progressive;
Augustus P. Gardner, republicans,
and Eugene Foss, independent, who
was three times elected to the office
as democrat.
The triumph of the fusion ticket in
New York city was assured early in the
evening although it required later re-
turns to show the overwhelming defeat
of the democratic ticket BESIDES John
Purroy Mitchell, fusion nominee for mayor,
the allied parties elected three borough
presidents, president of the board of al
dermen and comptroller thereby gaining
control of the board Of estimate, the
financial governing body Of the city.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-11-05
INDICATIONS POINT
TO LEES ELECTION

Baltimore. November 4.--Based on i'll
complete returns from this city, but which
are regarded as a sure Indication Of the
final result State Senator Blair Lee. a
democrat, has been elected to the United
States Senate to fill the Unexpired term
OF the late Isidor Raynor by an estimated
plurality of from 30,00O to $1,000 over for
mer Congressman Thomas Parran, repub-
lican, and former United States Senator
George l.. wellington progressive.
Charles p. Coady democrat, was elect
ed to Congress from the Third district
in place of the late Representative George
Konig.
The democrats were victorious all along
the line, electing Emerson G. Harring-
ton state comptroller, Caleb c. McGruder
clerk of the court of appeals, and retain-
ing control Of the state legislature by
probably an increased majority
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-11-05
Tdmmdny's Defeat Told In Bulletins

New York November 4.-One hun
dred and ninety districts out of l7SO
gave Mccall 246l4: Mitchell, 2S,S7S.S
This indicates the election of Mitchell
fusion, for mayor, py about 1900
votes If the ratio continues.
New York, November A. The sun,
which supported Mccall, issued bull
letin at $3.50 o'clock saying the early
returns indicated the election of Mitch
el for mayor.
New York, November LAT $3.50
o'clock tonight the Brooklyn Eagle
claimed the election of Mitchell for
mayor
New York. November 4.-The Even
ing Sun at Gas O'Clock conceded the
election of Mitchell for mayor and
that Tammany has suffered severe
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-11-05

setback. if not a rout." Sulzer, it
comedies, has been elected assembly
man from the Sixth district.
The Evening Mail claims the cleo
ton of Mitchell by over 1900.
New York, November 4.-Three hun
dred and seventy districts out of 1850
give Mccall 4S,3l2; Mitchell, 50, ,722
McCalls lead in Manhattan bor-
ough is about 1000.
Mitchell leads in Brooklyn by over
1900; in Queens by 1000.
New York. November 4-The vote
for mayor, with $50 districts, more
than one-thiTd of the whole city,
counted, stood: Mccall, S5.S7s: Mitchell,
107066; Russell (socialist), s606
New York, November 4.-For mayor.
S45 out of 1850 districts give Mccall
u3, 221; Mitchell. 147,s32-