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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-05-15
lGRfMATORY SITES
Are Being Hunted by the City
Council Committee on
Sanitation.

Carrying out the voice Of the city
council. in special session last night.
its committee on sanitation consist
ing Of J. T. Swager. John r. KeaTns
and Charles L. patton aecnmpanfed
by Mayor Will H. Cole IS hunting
crematory sites this afternoon with
instructions to get Iong-Ieased OPP
,tions on property and report to the
council Friday night, Sites the com
>mtttee consider suitable are on
the jarvis farm on from South
Second street, the old banks prop
erty on the Adamston side Of the
west Fork river and the Con hollow
near -Northgfew.
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Orders in a Number of Pend
ing Suits of Various
Kinds Entered

/ In the circuit court Thursday With
Judge Raymond Maxwell sitting the
Coal Company took a
Judgment for ssI.49 against c. 9.
Stout
Mary Jane Davis's suit against
Charles 4. Short and the Shinnstou
Opera House Company was zdis-
missed, settled
A jury gave A. @! EuRkIe a YER
dice for $3.50 against the Baltimore
aud OHIO Railroad Company in his
sult against the company for dam
ages caused by the killing OF one OF
his horses by train.
A suit by Thomas p. Reynolds
against the o'Gara Coal Company
was dismissed. settled
James H MooEes suit against
Gerald A. Smith was dismissed. sell
tied
George w. Preston's SUIT against
Edmund Southern TO enforce the
payment OF a 500 note ON which he
is an alleged indorser for William
G. plant was on trial. Southern de-
MES the signature and asserts that
the same is forged
Judge Maxwell handed down an
opinion that william saas should ac-
cept $500 damages from the town of
Broad Oaks for injuries instead Of
81 $50 given by jury. or new trial
would be granted. Saas accepted the
amount designated by the Judge
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Continues IN Cincinnati But
Cars Are Run by the
Company.


CINCINNATI o. May 15-ysith
both sides firm IN their statements
that they nave the strike won officers
OF the traction company prepared to-
day for the opening OF several street
car fines. The police were asked to
furnish sufficient guards to protect
cars. IN an effort to further unionize
the employees OF the company q call
has been issued for meeting tor
night Of it's engineers. firemen cleo
trfcians and iinemen The men are
still at work
Full service on the AvCndale line
marked ne chief development m the
strike Today. Each ear carried from
four to eight policemen and every six
blocks automobfIe patrols were kept
moving along the line OF operations
No disorder marked the resumption
Of this service and attempts to oper-
ate other lines IN the city viii be
made graduaIIy. The line operated
today runs through the chief residence
portion and IT is believed no trouble
win be experienced. until cars are
in the manufacturing sec
ton.
The company announced today that
an Increase in wages TO all men who
had remained loyal had been made but
the amount OF the advance was not
given.
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fa0TllAM0ND


The sixtieth anniversary of the
founding of the Junior order OF
United American Mechanics will be
celebrated by CIarksburg Council
No. so. of the order, tonight in It's
council room in Reed hall on West
pike street The meeting VIII pc
gin at TT:sO O'Clock
Judge P. P. Chapman, OF Ceredo,
win be present and speak on the
Daughters of Liberty, which is the
ladies' auxvilfary OF the order.
There Will be music and refresh
nents. The public IS cordially m
vited to attend as the meeting viii
be open and everything viii be free
Ladies especially are urged to at
tend
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SCHEDULE
Committee Gives Golf Build
ing Team Small End of
Sunday Games

The schedule committee of the
city Baseball League IN arranging
the schedule FOR the first month Of
the season gave the Gof BuiIding
team the little end OF tine Sunday
games az every other team in the
league get to play in the arst game
ON sundays but the Con Building
boys. 1t is not fair to the team nor
to the spectators to have any one
team playing the second game AL
the tirae- If the schedule committee
did not notice that the schedule was
arranged that way it is now time for
them to get tcgeher and change It.
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PENTEGOST
of Presbyterians Will Be
Held in the City of Allan
ia, Ga, Tonight.


ATLANTA. Ga. May Although
occupied today with Important bust
ness and sessions of their respective
assemblies Presbyterian commission
ers were looking forward with I'M
usual interest to the inauguration to-
night of the an-American Pentecost
when for the first time representa-
Of the four Leading PRESBYTERIAN de-
nominations viii meet to discuss the
question of common interest. During
the ten days session a proposal to
amaIgamate these organizations viii
be presented but there is no GER
tainty that such proposal will be
adopted. Moderators viii be elected
today by both the northern and south-
ern organizations.
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PROMOTIONS
ARE NOW EFFECTIVE
On the Baltimore and Ohio
q System as Announced by
Mr.. Thompson.

BALTIMORE. Nd. May Ia.
W. Thompson, thfrd vice president
and chief operating officer OF the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad. an
nounces the following promotions eff
fective May 10:
j. f. Keegan, superintendent aof
the 8Fouongah division, Grafton. w
Va. is transferred to Garrett, Ind,
as superintendent OF the Chicago di-
vision
J. N. scott, assistant superin-
tendent OF the Cumberland division,
with headquarters at Keyser, W. Va
succeeds Mr.. Keegan at Grafton.
M. H. CahfII succeeds CIR. Scott
at Keyser.
Mr.. Keegan entered the service
Of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
as operator at Loratn,- o. in 1880,
and during that year also performed
the duties Of car distributor and dis
patcher on the Cleveland division,
In May, 1909, he was promofed to
division operator OF the Cleveland
division and in january. 1903. be
came assistant train master OF the
Wheeling division. Mr. Keegan was
later made-train master Of the Ohio
River division, being transferred 70
Keyser w. va, In the same capacity
I'm DecemBer. 1916, and on March
is, 1911 was advanced to superin-
tendent OF the Wheeling DIVISION.
He was transferred; to Grafton Ueto-
her O. 1911.
Mr.. Scott first entered railroad
service with the EhesaBeale and
ONO railroad as operator IN 1881.
m 1852 he vas an operator n the
employ Of the CIncinnatf. Hamilton
ana Dayton railroad ana vas pro-
tConrinaed On page seyen.l
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-05-15
DEBATE
On the Public Hearing Cues
ton in the Federal Senate
is Taken Up Again

WASHINGTON May 15-Deu1o-
cratic senator's tried again today for
an agreement with the Republicans
for a vote on the motion to refer the
tarift bill to the finance COMMITTEES
with the Penrose-LaFolIette amend
ment directing public hearings. Chair
man Simmons was anxious to have the
bin referred so that the committee
could arrange definite action on the
schedules and have the bill ready for
a report to the Senate by june l.
Nearly a week has gone by without
progress in tha Senate.
When the bin came up in the Sem
ate there was wrangle over whether
1t or senator Kern's resolution should
have the right OF way and Mr.. Kern
finally agreed to defer his resolution
until 0 clock. An agreement to vote
on the question of public hearings
after I'VE hours was about to be made
by unanimous consent when Senator
William A. Smith dropped it.
.sThe attitude of the other side Of
the chamber" said Mr.. Smith, is so
arbitrary in this matter that do not
feel it calls for any generosity from
this side.
Debate was then resumed on the
Observation-Disclosures amendment to-
the motion to refer the bill to tk4
finance committee.
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OFFICERS


The Great Council OF the Degree Of
Pocahontas IN annual meeting at Fair
mont elected officers as follows Tor
the year and decided to meet next
year at Charleston the second Tues
day in May.
Great Pocahentas Miss Jessie
Rager, Fairmont
Great wenona-Mrs Jennie Leon
ara, Monongah
Great Mfnnehaha-SEr Polly Bur-
nett. Montgomery.
Great prophefessMrs Rosa VIII
lfams. Huntington.
Great keeper OF records Mrs. Ber-
tie May. Rowlesburg.
Great keeper Of wampum- Mrs. SUI
san GooIsby. Huntington
Great first scout-drs. Jennie Hem
rys Martfnsburg
Great second scout-Mrs Ella Tip
ton, Huntington.
Great guard. tepee Mrs. Anna
Chewing, Gafewood
Great guard forest-sIrs. Cattle
Walls. Pocahontas.
Mrs. Lizzie Brindston was appoint
ed installing officer at the afternoon
session, with Mrs Dixon as assistant,
The following committees were ap-
pointed:
Chairman Of bylaws committee
Mrs. Lizzie Meredith CIarksburg
Chairman great board of appeals
Mrs. Esther Edwards, Montgomery.
Chairman orphans, board-afrs. sn-
san GooIshy, Huntington.
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ODD FELLOWS
Are in Annual State Encamp-
ment Now in the City of
Parkersburg-

PARKERsBURG, May I5--About .
hundred and fifty delegates represent
ing practically every encampment q
the independent Order Of Odd Fellows
are attending the convention here
The visitors were welcomed to the
city hy Mayor Allan c. Murdoch. Con-
eressman h H Moss, c. P Dudley.
president Of the chamber Of COM
merce;- and Grand Treasurer George
8 stout and Grand Patriarch s al
FLEMING responded.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-05-15
TELEPHONE RECEIVER
Sends Fatal Current into a
Mine Foreman and Doctor
May also Die

JoHNsTowN. Pa, May 15.-PauI
B. Acken, a mine forman, picked up
a telephone receiver here this after
noon not knowing that the wire had
been crossed with highly charged
electric light wire, and was instantly
killed. DR.. Jones, who was called to
his assistance. did not know the cause
of the accident and picked up the re-
ceiver to summon another doctor. He
was SO badly shocked that he is said
to be dying.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-05-15
ARMED INTERVENTlON
By THE UNITED STATES
Is the Only ThingrIhat Wal
Restore Peace in Mexicn
Says Mahon-

ST. LOUIS, Mo-. May 15--Armed
Intervention by the United; States is
the only thing in my judgment that
will restore peace in Mexico, said
Missionary R. B. Mahon, OF Morelia,
Mexico, in an address before the
Southern Baptist convention today.
'I have been unable to return to
my work in Mexico for two months
on account of revolutions. The coun-
try is. in absolute chaos and without
the hope of getting together If led by
an yof its own people
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TO RELEASE SUSPECT.

An Italian giving the name OF
Gaetoni ottavfo, arrested last night
at Fairmont as a suspect in conuec-
ton with the murder OF viucenza
sirardi at Mt. Clare. VIII likely be re-
leased as he has not been identified
a. RanaeIi Poerino, the man wanted
TOR the killing sFairmont residents
seem to know the suspect as one Of
Fairmonts citizens and do not be-
ileve he ever resided at NJ. Clare
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-05-15
MASKED BURGLARS
Bind and Gag Night Watch
man and Rob Diamond
Cutter of Gems.

NEW york, May t5.-Two masked
burglars bound and gagged Henry
BarteI, night watchman, at a sky
scraper in the wholesale district to-
day. locked him IN a vacant room and
later looted the safe Of sigman Kohn.
a diamond cutter, of $4,000 in gems.
They escaped with their booty while
BarteI escaped from his bonds and
later gave the alarm.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-05-15
SUICIDE WINS
In a Race of a Father to a
Hotel TO Save His
Sons Life.

NASHVILLE. Tenn, May 15--While
stephen Wright was racing to local
hotel to save his son. Stephen Wright,
Jr., aged 20, from suicide. the latter
swallowed a quantity of poison and
died in few minutes. Before taking
the poison young Wright. called his
father by telephone and informed him
OF his contemplated action When the
father reached the hotel his son was
past aid No reason is assigned for the
young mans deed
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-05-15
OFFICIAL HERE.

John C. Williams, former manager
of the local mills OF the Phillips Sheet
and Tin Plate Company, is here from
steubenviIIe. o.: on an official visit as
assistant to the president Of the COM
many. He has charge of the operations
of all the plants of the company and
viii visit Clarksburg every week or
two
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-05-15
JOCKEY DIES
AS a Result of Injuries He Re
ceives in Steeple Chase
Event.

BALTIMORE. Nd, Nay 15-James
Benschocten, the jockey injured DUR
ing the running OF the Liustead
steepIe chase ut PimIieo yesterday,
died today. He was thrown at the
tenth stop and as he attempted to
rise-he was struck in the head by the
hooE OF auOther horse and his sl1uIi
was fractured. He was from Brook
Iyn. n
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-05-15

WASHINGTON. May I5-President
Wilson has arranged to confer with
Secretary Bryan early tomorrow be-
fore. the cabIngE meeting tomorrow
to draft reply to the, formal protest
by Japan against the California anti
alien land bin, which Governor John
son has announced he VIII sign The
note viii be submitted to the cabinet
and then delivered to the Japanese
ambassador. Indications are that the
attitude OF the general policy toward
the legislation itself and discrimina-
tion raised by Japan viii be fully de-
fined
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-05-15
JAILED
Are Young Men for Being Drunk at
Railroad station

young men giving the names of
Allen Brown. Robert Pitt, ]. Har-
rington and Albert Jacobs were fined
81 and costs each Thursday by Mag
fstrate T. G. Nlcewarner for being
drunk and disorderly at the Balti-
more and Ohio railroad station
Jacobs paid his dne and was released
but the others could not and they
were sentenced to serve six days
each in the county TasL ]. A. Camp
geEI. captain OF Baltimore and Ohio
railroad detectives. arrested and
prosecuted the young men
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-05-15
LADY EMBAIMER-

Miss BERTHE Talbot, a graduate en-
baImer of the Cincinnati school OF
EmbaImbing has accepted a position
with the siers Undertaking Company
and will be at the siers establishment
anv time she is wanted.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-05-15
JOHN KELLEY SOME BETTER.

John Kelley. who has been seriously
i'll at his home on Denham street for
the last week suffering from double
pneumonia, is slightly improved and
his many friends hope he viii recover.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-05-15
TEAMsTER FINED.

Garland Maryland, a colored team
ster. has been fined So and costs by
Magistrate T. G. Nicewarner for
dumping garbage at Point Comfort
He paid the required amount and was
released.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-05-15
President Wilson and Secre-
tary Bryan Are TO Hold
a Conference.
no DRAFT A REPLY
To Japanese Protest Which
Cabinet Will Consult
over Tomorrow

TOXIC, May Is. The foreign Office
is optimistic as to the outcome OF the
controversy over the California land
Ownership legislation IN reply to an
inquiry today a high official said
-The negotiations between Japan
and the United States are progressing
satisfactorily. We expect toSreach a
friendly and permanent solution OF the
dfHienItys
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-05-15
no ENLARGE PLANT.

The water works and sewerage
board contemplates enIargtng the city
filtration plant at a cost Of about
SAC, O0e to meet the growing demands
OF consumption. The Improvement
viii likely be made this summer
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-05-15
MEETS AT TERRA ALTA.

TERRA ALTA. May t5.-Arrange-
ments are being made for the annua. !.
Goshen Baptist sunday school eonverI-
ton. which will be held May rs and
20 in the First Baptist church here.
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Third District.

Hiss Mary J cramp l2s III
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Miss Elsie Morris ~ sso
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First District.
Second Distrfct.

Mrs. Howard Gibbs i2e So
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tconrinued On pass seyen.l
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ROLL OF HONOR.

ROLL or HONOR.
FIRST District.
Mrs. Howard Gibbs i2o.s5f
Second Distrfce .
Miss Mary cramp I2s.121
Third District. :
Miss Elsie Morris. liz. $50 !
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Indications Point 10 a Close
Decision in All Of the
Districts
ONLY TEN DAYS LEFT
Candidates Have Untold Pos
sibiIities in the Way Of
Subscriptions

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Olney Springs.

E.. A. ShafYer and sons, Sam and
Edgar, were shopping In Pueblo, Wed
nesday.
E N. Freeman was In town last
Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Opal Hanen resumed her duties
at the postofflce, Monday, after a four
weeks vacation. Miss Hanen spent
the last two weeks with her sister 10
Greeley.
Mrs. Edith McKeeby went to Pueblo
Thursday morning To sing At the
contest, which was
held at the opera house Thursday
night.
John H. Oowden returned from
Denver last week with new auto,
but has been unable TO try 1t out on
account Of the snow.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. F. Baylor and Mr..
tsisd Mrs q. A. shaHer were the guests
Of Mrs. Smiley ut dinner Sunday.
Mrs D. W. johnson, who has been
visiting her son. DR.. r. W. Johnson.
has returned to her home In Denver.
Arthur G. Stubbs, who has been
seriously III following an operation
for appendicitis, Is recovering. Mr..
Stnbbs was dangerously III, 80 sud
denly that his removal TO hospital
was not advisable, and the operation
was performed at his home.
Fred Kersey and family, who have
been living on the Stubbs ranch. have
returned to their old home In Null
vane. Kansas.
Lee Flarity was Fowler visitor
Saturday.
Mr.. Jones has accepted the position
left vacant by Mr.. Kersey. and has
moved his family to the Stubbs ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs U. b. Nicholas returned
from Kansas Sunday. He was called
there to attend the funeral OF his
sister.
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Notice OF Special Meeting oi
Stockholders OF The Twin
Lakes Reservoir and
Canal Company

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. that there will
be . special meeting Of the stockholders Of The
Twin Lake. Reservoir and Canal Company. held
at its principal once in ordway. Colorado. con-
veninx At 10 o'clock A. NJ. on Friday. January
End. 1914. for the purpose Of levyine an asscss-
rnent pro rata on all the stock Of the Company to
pay ths expense and cost Of maintaining. operat-
ing, supsrintendns. and repairing the reservoirs.
canal and property Of the Company. and furnish
ing and delivering water for and to its stockholders
during the year. A. d. 1914. and for paying the
1914 water assessment Of S16.00 per water right on
the 1s3 watef rights In the Colorado Canal owned
by our Company. such assesJnents to be paid in
nstallments In such amounts and at such times
as the Board of Director may determine upon and
provide: and also to levy assessment sufficient
for paying the first years interest falling due
January list. 1915. on the bonds Of our Company
bearing date January 1st, 1914: such assessrnent
to be made and collected In accordance with the
terms Of ths bonds and the deed Of trust securing
them and also for the purpose Of transactins
such other business may properly come before
the meeting.
Dated at Ordway. Colo. Dec. LIST, A. d. 1918.
By order Of the Board Of Directors.
fsEAL1 F. A. TOWNSEND.
Secretary. The Twin Lakes Reservoir and Canal
Company. E-2t
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Fruit Growing Expert

Experiments with various kinds OF
trees has given me knowledge of dis
eases most destructive to fruit trees.
The woody aphis Is killing more orch.
ards here than anything 10 the insect
line. Spot aphIs is destroying the
grape vines by killing the roots and
water taking the place Of sap, causes
Fermentation when hot weather
comes. This kills the trees 10 two or
three years. Cherry trees are affected
by sluggs which eat leaves, and by
leaf roller. also by borers. I have 4
spray which Is not poison and destroys
all these, Including curculio. which
stiugs plums, making the trees slick
and healthy. My fruit guide explains
causes and shows how TO regulate
orchards, making uniform trees. no
furked ones, all limbs direct from
body, can't split. and fruit Is low aud
easily gathered. will send book for
Sl.OO. Have had 81 years experiences
10 growing fruit. G. w. SHANKs,
Ordway, Colo.
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Public Sale

As am going away, / will offer for
sale. at my farm, 81 miles east and
three-foyrths of mile north OF Ord
way. Colo, on Wednesday. Dec. IL.
1918. commencing at 10 o'clock a. m..
the following:
Seven head of good horses-one black
mare, I years. wi. 1850; one gray mare.
I years, VT. 1900; one bay mare, yrs, .,
VT. 1900; one spotted horse. 4 yrs. VT.
1925; one gray horse, Z yrs. VT. 1925;
one bay horse, yrs, VT. 14OO; one
sorrel colt, one year old. VT. 1900
One red COW, yrs. old. giving s gal
Ions milk day, with calf by side; l
black COW, yrs old. giving At gallons
milk; 1 heller, 1 year old; l black calf,
months old.
Farm machinery-beet drill, NOV.
ing machine, sickle grinder, walking
plnw, beet litter, 3section harrow,
leveler, v ditcher, 14.in. John Deere
plow. +row cultivator, 3i.in. Stude-
baker wagon, Z Studebaker wagon, 4
sets heavy harness, 2 sets single har.
ness, 2 chicken houses. 7x12 IT,; barn
16x3O IT,. COW barn sx18 IT,, bucket
pump, lot blacksmith tools. fnrges,
anvlls, etc, 3 dozen chickens. 2 two
row beet cultivators, 2 beet beds, hay
rack, spring wagon, Plattner stacker,
bull rake. .sulky rake, 14-in. sulky plow
Cook stove, heating stove, 3 beds all
complete, 8 tables, I chairs, rocking
chair, sewing machine, 2 cupbGards,
dresser, dishes and cooking utensils
and other articles too numerous to
mention. Big free lunch at noSn.
Terms-All sums OF $40 and under
cash; on sums over SO credit of nine
months will be given with notes bear.
Ing 10 per cent interest from date OF
sale. Five per cent discount for cash
when entitled to credit. Noproperty
to be removed until terms are complied
with. CONRAD AAB, Owner.
Col. A. X. Frye, AuctioneGr.
j. E. Williams. Clerk.
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Familiar Faces

J. W. Reltf and wife, who left Grow.
ley county when IL was still q part OF
Otero-some four years agO-returoed
this week for a visit with Fred Miller
and family OF Ordway and with friends
in the King Center neighborhood,
where they formerly resided. They
are pleased with the improvements Is
made throughout the county since
they left. Their home is at Delphi,
Ind.