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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-06-17
Harrington
To Haze A Biz
-. Celebration
COLONEL WILBUR n. BRAND OF
THIS CITY, WILL BE THE ORA.
TOR ON FRIDAY AFTERNOON.

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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-06-17

How much do the oargain-hunters Of
the town know about your anxiety u
sell that car-that property-that fur
nlture?
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-06-17
l temperance
)AY WILL BE CELEBRATED BY
FIRST N. p. SUNDAY SCHOOL,

The First NJ. p. Sunday school will
bserce Temperance Day Sunday, Jun,
., at the Sunday school hour with :
special programme. Some. good reel
atlops will be given and a male quar-
cite will render several temperate,
elections. A full attendance Is dc
desired.
NOn the following Sunday, June %
he Sunday school will observe Chi!
iren's Day. during the morning sery
ce hour. A good programme will bt
rendered by the young folks. 81
On Friday evening, June 90, a UE
on Christian Endeavor rally will b.
held BY the various Christian Endeay
Or societies Of Fairmont.
On Wednesday afternoon OF thi.
week Harry MfCloy's Sunday schoo
class will hold their annual class pic
mic at Traction Park.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-06-17
Lawn F3t.
WILL BE HELo ON Y. M. c. A. CAM
.PUs rHuRSpAN NIGHT. -

A.,lawn,fefe wyb.bs held onthe Y. NJ
Y. ne campus Thursday night OF TIL,
week'for the purpose OF raising fund
o lessen the expenses OF the boy,
'ho will go 10 camp at Terra Alri
turing the last two weeks OF August
AT this fete there will be ice cream
AXE and other delicious edibles SER
d. Should It rain Thursday night tbs
lie will be held In the lobby of III,
T.. NJ. c. A. building,
che sNswEIERs. as veil as th
oen-ef service and saiisiaetio
from themi -.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-06-17

ENDEAV0R
RALLY OF FIRST METHODIST
PROTESTANT CHURCH WILL BE
HELD FRIDAY EVENING.

The young peoples Christian En-.
deayor Union OF Fairmonl. viii hold Il
Rally. at the First Methodist Protest.
ant church in the First ward, Friday
evening, June 80, at 7:45 O'clock This
Union Is composed OF six local Chris.
,lan Endeavor Societies. namely. Pres.
'byterian. Lutheran, Methodist Protest
ant Temple, First Methodist Protest.
ant, Christian and Fleming Chapel.
An extra good programme will he
rendered Of the Rally. and all friends
Of the local societies are invited to at
tend.
Following the Rally social will hc
given to the members of all the Chris
tian Endeavor Societies In the social
rooms Of the church and fully two hun.
cred young people are expected TO be
present.
The programme that will be render.
ed at the rally is as follows:
Piano Solo. Miss Nell Manley
Vocal Solo. Earl Hartley
Address-"C. L. Duties" C. II. Bloom
Plano Duet. Misses Eunlce and
Bessie Dyer
ttccftatton. ...... Louise SniGrr
Address, Estate Convention.
,..............:..G G. G. Caste
Vocal Solo. -. Miss Levlna Bowman
Recitation. :; Flossie Mccullough
Adaress-"Convention Benefit.
$50 ........ $500. C. H. Cook
Vocal Solo. ..,..iA Mise GaEot Powell
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-06-17
Samuel Pierdont
ELDEST SON OF THE WAR GOV.
ERNoR" IS IN WHEELING FOR
THE CELEBRATION.

WHEELING, w. Va, June l7.-Mr.
Samuel r. pierpon,, eldest son OF Hon.
Francis H. pierpont. the war suserr,.,
or" arrived in the city yesterday 10
attend the exercises commemorative
the semi-centennial anniversary OF the
States foundation. Mr.. Pierlont is !,
prominent resident OF Parkersburg.
william, II. pierpont. younger son.
is expected here soon to attend the
celebration. while Mrs. W. II. siviter,
o. Pittsburgh, daughter OF the govern.
or, will likely attend. Mrs. Siviter l.
author OF the poem. my Country's
Call"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-06-17
Warrington Briefs

: Mrs. Gundlock and daughter, Lucille.
are visiting relatives in Wheeling this
week.
. Robert and Albert Goodwin are Wis.
Ting their grandparents at McMechen.
Mrs. 7, J. Jones and daughters. the
Misses Mabel. Maude and Janette Nor.
gan, leave to-day for visit with the
formers parents In 0kighoma.
u Messrs, s. F. Clutter. Sco,ie Mall.
holland and T. Mclaughlin took in
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-06-17
SEN. MARTIN
tcontihled from Page ons.)

tor MARITIME and Attorney yinson and
thank God l am not a lawyer" Sena.
others engaged ina vigorous dispute.
Senator MARITIME has already made
an outrageous attack on me-" said Mr..
Morton excitedly. when Lee Calvin
was on, the stand.r
"The Senator without any proof has
BY his questions accused me OF attack.
ing women and children in their homes
with a machine gun. This treatment is
outrageous. and not even a United
States Senator should be allowed TO
prejudge a case In this manner"
Senator MARITIME said that he had
nqt prejudged the case and again de.
manded OF Mr.. Morton whether there
was any justification of the use Of the
machine gun, Mr.. Morton declined to
answer.
We'll. / can stand the silence, and
so can the people" said Senator Mar.
tune. IF you can"
w. ."o''oh ,S'sofouei' aehiea that
he had ever urged that the train back
Up and give them another round after
Holly Grove had been passed. as charg.
ed by Lee Calvin. Neither lie nor
M. naa sun ah!'h'hs OF tns
''.' ne saiu.
w ,', w W. va June IT,
WIN scores Oh Witnesses called TO
rH ."e "ine operators s'de OF the Ia
"c' eon.totersy IN 'he rant and Can
~ ereeh a'strie's' the Senate hearings
't.e WI enc tomorrow nlsht' e, ~
senator swanson chairman Of the
uee'a'fu INA. 'ne sitnaton
!" washington demanded me presence
y. 'ne foi'n'''.ee, aha mat u would be
nsoesssrs 70 iea'e Ghaties'on' at the
'"rnes' possible moment
ne operators proceeded To-Day with
'ne witnesses they mad called. cnlling
ou' Tue most important ones In order
mat 'ne record may be as full as pos
sio'e before the committee leaves.
nose witnesses VINO are not given an
op'o''u""y 10 appear mere VIII he
'aneA 10 washington .f
views OF critical conditions IN The
NUS continue 10 come mo charleston
| lTuay although union 01ncialS declare
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-26
ASKS NEW VIADUCT

Asking that greater protection be
provided the thousands or people
who cross Railroad av at Ycslcr
way every day. superintendent OF
Utilities Valentine has addressed a
communicates to the council ad-
wishing the construction of yiaduct
10 the water front Valentine says
4. GOO people cross the railroad
tracks every day between . a m
and g u. m. and the summer months
will increase that number The
vladuci should be built by the rail.
roads. Valentine says.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-26
CHARGES PLOT
TO Give CANAL

ny United Press Leased wue
OAKLAND. Cal. March 20 --
Thr Influences are at work in
W ellington to accomplish tho sur
render OF the Panama canal 10 n
foreign power was the statement
today by Congressman J, Il Know.
land Ia an address before mombers
OF the Adj club az the Hotel Oak
land lie said.
The question. What the Pana-
ma canal viii mean to California
and the Pacific coast. cannot be
fully answered until more vital
question IL determined.
Influences are at this moment
being eNertcd to induce congress
90 abiectly and completely surron.
der Ia a foreign power the right OF
control foreoloslng all opportunity
row and forever 20 grant a single
privilege 10 an American merchant
ship OF war vessel
There are rumors current in
Washington that influences high
la authority will aqulesce In the
surrender. As member OF the
American congress. shall voice
my protest. propose today to &c
quaint you aud the people OF Cali
forula with the situation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-26
LEGISLATORS ENDORSE
SPECIAL SESSION PLAN

II the federal constitution Is
amended. and direct election OF
senators becomes part of the fun
damental law of the land. the state
OF Washington will be confronted
with the situation that II will be
unable 70 elect any United states
senators al all.
And that is because the recent
rotten legislature failed to forsee
the constitutional amendment and
failed TO provide the necessary cleo
tion laws 10 govern an election by
which United States senators may
be voted upon directly. House bill
76. by Murphine. provided for that
but II never came 10 final vote.
Il am I'm favor OF an extra SEES
sion limited to the business Of pass.
Ing n law TO meet this situation.
said Representative Frank =. Goss
today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-26

by all means" said Representa-.
tive w r. Christensen. this matter
must be attended to at once. II a
short special session cannot be Sc
cured. let us employ the initiative.
Representative Grass iikeiwse
expressed himself In favor of a
short special session
An the progressives will no
doubt favor some action to meet
the senatorial situation" said Rep
resentative Thomas F. Murphine,
and | believe a majority of the
house can be secured TO pledge
themselves to transact no other bus
mess than that relating to the cleo
ton OF senators"
II such "A majority can hc secured.
Governor Lister will be asked to re-
convene the legislature in extra scs-
sion II not, the peoples initiative
will be employed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-26

William Russell was born I'm New
Yawk."
He talks thai way and he doesn't
care who hears him do Il. either
He has tho usual New York notion
that his town Is the biggest and
best on tho map. Outside of that
he's just o. x
He played with May Tully David
Higgins. John Stoddard. Ezra Ken
DAN. Catherine Countiss and Chaun.
cey Olcott Besides that. this
Young looking chap has had his
turn at stock In Seattle and Ian.
caster. Pa.
Once upon tlme-and maybe
this Is the reason he looks so stall.
wart and manly In the pictures =
Russell was one OF the Fordham
college eleven.
There wasn't quite enough va.
rioty In the stage for this get
there" actor So IN 1908 he jumped
over the footlights. went out of the
talking business and into the panto.
mime work OF the movies" Some
OF his pictures are Jess" "Thc
Little Girl Next Door" Merchant
OF Venice and Through the
Flames"
He Is Thanhouser photo-player,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-26
The Olympic View
Sanitariun
14-16 West Harrison
DIR. Nuremberg

Here are some Of the successfully
by Dr. Nuremberg Bronchitis Catarrh
forms namely bladder
Constipation Chronic Darrhoes Dyspepsia Epilepsy
and nervous either
otherwise Rheumatism sciatiea short
Muscles Motor Paralysis or locomoor Ataxa
subject vomiting spells while
riding aud let make happy. Ap
pendicl, hobby successfully treated
appendix other
organ in body explain Consultation
tree.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-26

We went over the list OF star
babies and found no Lawrence
there. But the name Of the happy
woman who had written gave the
clue Rob- Sure as YOU llyc-httlo
Rob Little Bob who. when we saw
him last was sans teeth. sans hair.
and. alas cans mother
So sc found mother for Bob.
and father. too
Aud what's little Bob doing mas.
queradinE az Lawrence Wen a
mother has o right 20 call her own
babg Lawrence " she wants 10. we
guess. or Algernon. OF Pete. or
Montmoreucy or Mike. for that
matter
ilHt iinc and babys photo,
writes tho mother wo found Tor
Bob we mean Lawrence Notice
that baby a. In caps We have
bought a nirc home Of our own
the letter goes on. and IN trying
vcrl hard "a Fei things strsightened
up. go viii not write much this
lime
Don't you think We won a prize
when W. found our boy Again
thank you
u Re- signed Mrs Somebody or
other. and an Everett address 10
appended
Prize Well rather Goodness
gracious bob We hardly knew sou
in your hrand.uow dress aud your
braud-new name
lawrcne"." ch7 Az righ'. have
u your own way. Lawrence II is
It's iuat As well You had bad
start a. Fob - Lawrence you
shall he known. mud well try 20
forget there ever WINS a Bob who
VAS born IN shame ana sucked Al
The breast of sorrow.
From your picture We Judge you
70 h. doggonc fine younFstcr.
Lawrence
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-26
Is CENT "DANDfRINf" FOR FALLING
HAIR AND DANDRUFF-CROWS HAIR
WHY CENTS WHEN YOU CAN GET DANpERlNE, The
BEST, SAFEST AND MOST RELIABLE HAIR TONIC, HAIR
DRESSING AND DANDRUFF


Thin, brittle, colorless and
scraggy hair "A mute evidence of a
neglected scalp; Of dandrutf-that
awful scurf.
There Is nothing SO destructive
TO the hair rs dandruff IL robs the
hair of its lustre, It's strength and
its very life. eventually produciaK
n feverlshness and Itching of the
scalp, which IL not remedied causes
the hair roots to shrink, loosen and
die-then the hair falls out fast,
A little Danderine tonight-now
--anytime-wlll surely save your
hair,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-26
TACOMA

Get a % cent bottle OF Knowl-
tons Danderine from any drug
store or toilet counter and after
the first application You will say it
was the best investment you ever
made. Your hair will Immediately
take on that life, lustre and lux
uriauce which is so beautiful. II
will become wavy and fluffy and
have the appearance of abundance;
an Incompatible gloss and softness,
but what will please YOU most will
be after just few weeks use.
when you win actually see lot Of
fine. downy hair-new halr-grow.
ing all over the scalp.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-26
At the Pantages

A program OF vaudeville. consist.
Ing Of five excellent acts. Is on tap
for the patrons OF the Pantases this
week Topping the bill Is Visions
OF Fairyland. beautiful number
OF seven scenes Ia which la Ora.
closa. a very pretty girl. poses while
a light hidden In the orchestra pit
supplies her with gorgeous gowns.
Ranking next 20 the headlincr
comes one-act drama entitled
The Devil. the serya-st and the
Man." with Charles l.. chi GIN
and his company are capable play
ers. which adds considerably 20 the
sketch Diamond and Beatrice and
"A little Eirl present a very pretty
musical act Their harp playing Is
specially pleasing The other
numbers on the program are gooi
Electric irons. si95 Blake Fur
allure Co. fi5l7 Pike. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-26

Yoaarstsr. " You uslp Xsar stomach
rrlrnrs nowadays can dirsst food wiin
aat having r. enirr the stomach ~ ali
ana stuafts Dyspepsia rahirts are th'
r.ssl, q ms scientific discovery The
digest ard dlrr-t thoroughly and vol
autttIne AMI rffhiHs You eat
the bafulns qa-r'lon 70 you ts ~kr'
sou ssit,na out ~ ufe al the pleasure
and 'he health you are on'iilsd to-
~ NOT Why nstf
SO matter shrthsr every organ ant
member or your body is 10 souua
state - hearth and strength n YOU
stomach IL ia any way disordsfsd. yoe
srr not EoinF to be "yourscif You
arr going 90 10 worried ou, Of soris
ne.saus or railsn individual shos'
actions vii reflect four condition IN
Hde and people wti naturally avoid
200
so. II your stomach refuses 20 work
or CAN'T work. and you suffer from
oructatoas tioat brash Fermentation.
hiiiousnesu sour stomach heartburn
Irritation. Indigestion. or dyspepsia ~
whatever form. iuaf take one OF te" ~
siuarJs Dyspepsia Tablets. and So
tho difference f. doesn't cost sou
much 70 prove it Then you can eai
all sou want ana shat you want. whou.
over von wnn, ~ YOU use these tablets.
AMI you can Irok the whole world ln
the face with "a bcamins eye and you ~lil
have cheerful spirit pleasant face
a vigorous body snd clear mind and
ruemor, and everything win Look and
tasio delicious 60 you That's ufc
sia Tablets at any drug store
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-26
|OR INDIGESTION, DYSPEPSIA. GAS, =
/. SOUR SIOMACH-PAPE'S OAPEPSM
lime Il, In five minutes your Stomach feels fne-Sures
quickest Stomach doctor in the world.

tn your home keep Il handy get a
large fifty.ceut case from amy drug
ntore and then if anyone should cat
something which doesn't agree with
them Il what they eat lays like
lead, tcrments and sours and forms
gas. causes hoadache. dizziness and
nausea. eructations Of acid and un.
digcstcd food remember as soon
as Pape's Dlapepsin comes In cor.
tact with the stomach all such dis
tress vanishes. Its promptness.
certainty and ease In overcoming
IN, worst stomach disorders Is a
revelation 70 those who try a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-26

You don't want y Slow remedy
khen your stomach is bad or an
Uncertain one-or a harmful one
|nar stomach is too valuable, YOU
Eusta't lnjure it With drastic drugs
papes niapepsin Is noted for It's
laced IN giving relief. tbs harm.
|kss. It's certain unfailing action In
ngulatiug sick. sour. gassy stum.
rh<. Its millions VI cures In In.
Axesti0n. dyspepsia, gastritis and
s,her stomach trouble has made Il
kmous the world over
Keep this perfect stomach doctor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-26
You Should
EnjoyY Your Meals
TIA. ~ tho Mest important Questions
10 Consider In the ~carsh for
Happiness aud Health.

~ ,ous stomach eanno, digest Youf
food WhAt VIM where's the RELIEF
The answer 10 Hfaarts pynpe peiii
Tablets because az All stomach tr"u.
hles arise nom indisesiloe and tscauar
ono Ingredient - HiuartH pfspe paln
Tablets fa abb. 60 thoroughly aud rnm
pistety digest seos srnia" ~ foad.
dn-snt H stand 20 reason mat thesr
tablets are soinE 10 digest an the
food and whatever food you Pot Int"
fnuf stomach
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-26
The MARKETS

Tho faliowfnE are ta- Av~ras- prices
sait D. ineal comtmiHaien merchants to
he prpdurefa anf prirrs paid - fhs
retailer 90 the commissioners Ths
prices paid tNH farmers come anfer
husins prizes. -nd ths SUN paid ~ ~
tfailrr under soliinF uFfnr Prices ~
zoo caa~= aga subject to variation -
HrdinE Co frahrcHs aud general excel
enrs out these prices. unless ofhefsriaa
lnfirafsd. are Tor strictly FIRST Grades
Eggs ranrh ...t..... .iS Is
IruIf-arIftnr RI.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-26

Electric irons. si9S Blake Fur
allure Co. fi5l7 pike. go
The Green Forest tribune., 1913-08-29
DENVER DOlNGS.

Court is oyer and the boys have come back to town.
 D. L. Myers of Green Forest was a Denver visitor last week.
 J. c. Snyder and family of Cricket visited relati1 es here last week.
 w. E. Miles and D A. Smith went to Alpena Wednesday.
 Rev. Purcelley has closed a success ful series of meetings here which was well attended
 The Denver singing class meets Sat urday night to reorganize for the con- vention to be held next month.
 Lewis lnman of Burlington was in Denver one day last week and told us about the big water melon crop he raised this year.
 Mrs. J. L. Etchison, formerly of this place but now residing in Brush Hill, Okla, is visiting friends and relatives here.
 Another lawsuit was started before Esq. Youngblood, between William Bradley and John Hinsley. Bardley had Hinsley's team attached. The case was called Monday but was com primised, each one paying their part of the cost.
 E. F. Beck and family have leftfor their home after an extended visit with relatives here and at Burlington and Green Forest We are sorry we couldn't keep Ellis here. Before he found better inducements in Texas. he taught three terms of school at Denver He is engaged in teaching the greater part of the time in Texas.
The Green Forest tribune., 1913-08-29
ALPENA PICKUPS.

". L. Sneed and wife were down from Green Forest Sunday.
 A dear little girl came to live with MT. and Mrs. Bob Carlton on Sunday last.
 Mrs. Archibald is here from Iowa, visiting her brother Ira Admire and sister Mrs. Ella Ewing.
 We beg pardon for this omission last week. Miss Clara Briscoe and MT. John Price were married on Sunday. IT.
 School begins next Monday Let's all get enthusiastic and hunt our books, and everyone of school age be on hand bright and early Monday morning.
 Eld Rue Porter was called over to town on Wednesday, 20th, to officiate at the wedding of John Powell and Miss Beulah Coxey, both of Carrolton. Con- gratulations.
 Mrs. Mary Spangler and baby Au- man Kathleen came down from Eure- ka Sunday for few days visit at the home of her father w. H. Auman.
 Quite large crowd attended the Apostolic baptising Sunday afternoon. Those who were baptised are Frank Doran, MT. Glasgow, Uncle Johnnie Mills and young woman. The meet ing is still in progress.
 The latest wedding we know of is that of Miss Ella Hughes, of Black Oak, and Roland Boyd of Alpena. They were married Sunday morning, Rue Porter officiating We offer best wishes.
The Green Forest tribune., 1913-08-29
JlNGLES FROM COIN.

It didn't rain.
 Willie LeGresley left Thursday for Empora, Kansas, to join his brother, who has been there for some time.
 Mr. Rowlett and wife of Harrison, visited their son Frank and family Sun day.
 The little son of Oscar Norris is very i'll.
 Marcie Evans visited homefolks be- tween trains Sunday.
 H. F. Buie and Will Fry and daugh- ter Miss Mabel made trip to Harrison Sunday.
 The meeting at Alpena continues to draw the Coin boys.
 Miss Esther Phillips visited relatives in Green Forest last week.
 Mrs. Charity Never of Collin county. Texas, came in last week in answer to telegram, which called her to the bedside of her sister Miss Catherine Dunlap. She found the patient great ly improved.
 The canning factory has installed a new capper, which is doing excellent work.
 Mrs. W. N. Harding is reported i'll.
 Another game of ball was played Saturday between Coin and Highland, the score standing IT to in favor of Coin.
The Green Forest tribune., 1913-08-29
FAREWELL FlLMS.

Isaac Emmett is quite buisy laying the foundation for barn.
 The people are continually emigrat- ing and immigrating. We can't keep up with them.
 The young people will long remember the comfort lacking and the Jolly good time at Willis Wills Monday night.
 The children will enjoy the new seats for school, which begins next Monday. All the patrons are expected to be present.
 MT. and Mrs. Hogg of Kentucky left for their home Tuesday. They were very much impressed with our country.
 Mr. and Mrs. Burrel Wills are spend ing few days their children. They were accompanied by MT. Wills bro ther from Montana
 Dr. Poynor's wife and youngsters of Green Forest accompanied by her mother of Bellefonte visited with rela- tives this vicinity Tuesday.
 The many friends here are sorry to learn of Dr. Luther Callen's sickness at Little Rock. We are glad to know he is improving nicely, and it is ho ped that he will soon be able to resume his duties as surgeon for the Rock Island and Iron Mountain railroads.