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Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1913-11-14
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One quart light weight aluminium bowls .......... IOc
One quart light weight handled sauce pans .1Oc
10 quart galvanized water pail .............. lOc
Large fancy shopping baskets ................5 SOC
Japanese hand made baskets sandwich trays and
vases from ......................10 10c to $500
Very special values in Jardiners at 9192939c and up
Mendets-a patent patch-mends all leaks in tin
ware, granite etc. 10 and 25c package
Duntley Improved Suction Sweeper-new model
wide nozze-fexible front shaft-de-
tachable brush-sod positive guaran-
tee of satisfaction ........ priced at $3.50
Holiday China-now arriving-its time to begin
to picking up these dainty presents-ex-
celent values this year at 1O-25-50c, and up
We have six patterns of open stock dnnerware to
select from Also very good showing of cut glass in
light and heavy cuttings.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1913-11-14

to pass some time
with the Victor these
fall and winter days.
New records coming
every day-come in
and hear them. Bet
ter plan on a machine
for Xmas. Terms to
suit you so that you'll
hardly know you have
bought one.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1913-11-14
Winter Time is Victor Time

These chilly days and evenngs-with Sundays, Hol-
days and other festive in voguehe Victor is
at it's best 1t adds charm to your entertainment of
itors well giving that real home feeling when
alone with your family. Nothing pleasant than
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-22
LETS SUPPLY ENG1AND's OYSTERS

Noting the cable report to the effect that there
10 an oyster famine in the London market. and
that dealers say that the oysters of Great Britain
are so depleted that there will be a decided
shortage for years to come, the Baltimore Sun
suggests that it might be good idea to "open
VI the London market to the Chesapeake bav
product"
This suggestion reminds the Norfolk Vir1inian-
riot, which has always a full store of history
At hand ready for dispensation on every occasion,
that there was an effort, some twenty years
ago by Cape Charles company, organized and
headed by the late Captain Orris A. Browne, to
export oysters to Europe by locking their shells
with wire and 80 preventing them from losing
their liquor in transit. The method proved IN
successful and the venture failed.
The Tirqinia,,Pilot thinks there Is no insu-
perabe obstacle to shipping shocked oysters in
these days of rapid transportation, by the same
method in which they are transported to the
Far West and it occurs to us that the point is
Well taken The big ocean steamships-even
the freighters-- carry their own refrigerating
plants and certainly 1t would not be a difficult
matter to devise a simple method for freezing
the blvalvos or keeping them in cold storage
Sc that they would retain their delicious flavor
and freshness for tivcday trip Certainly our
English cousins would never care for any other
brand of oysters if they once tasted the variety
taken from Virginia waters.
In view Of the bumper crop Of the season just
closing and the low prices which have pre-
vailed, it might not be bad idea for some
o. the mon interested in the oyster industry to
looll into the matter. We sell the Brtishers
many other things-why not furnish them with
oysters?
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-22

WASHINGTON, March at.-The
interstate commerce commission has
decided it will accept moving pictures
as testimony in cases presented to IT..
Accordingly on April 4th. at freight
depots and docks in Chicago, pictures
will be taken under the auspices of
the commission to be considered by
1t in a case ow pending, Complaint
has been made to the commission
by many manufacturers that the rail
roads within the past year have had
different rates on the same commodt-
ties when packed in different ways
When put up in wooden boxes COM
modify or article was assessed one
rate, and when packed in cartons or
containers made of fibre or paper "a
higher rate was charged The rail-
roads contend that when packed in
the latter manner, the freight was
harder to handle.
Representatives of manufacturers
making the containers have appeared
before the commission, and to con-
vince the commission that containers
other than wood can be handled
without extra care or precaution, are
going to enclose in usual quantities
such things as lamp chimneys, eggs
and other breakable articles on docks
and at freight yards, and have them
man handled by stevedores. Then
while the films are being worked. the
packages will be opened and the con-
dition of the contents shown,
The commission probably will be
the first body in this country hearing
testimony and deciding cases to recog-
nize moving pictures as a means of
presenting evidence.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-22

honorable and philanthropic She was chased
out Of Denver by the police.
Tho notification probably was caused by the
NINE owners Of West virginia in endeavor 70
hroap the woman's hold on the mine workers.
Mother Jones" brought no suit for libel. So
far AZ Is known. she never troubled herself even
n reply or deny in any of the hundreds Of
speeches she has made since Her hold was
NOT weakened The miners continued to climb
mountains and tramp the railroad tracks wind
ing through the narrow gorges to hear her.
She n,ays on crowd AS a dlabolical!y skilled
performer would play on an organ moving
masses Of men responsive to her Will word
and tones, always TO anger, to furious or sullen
resentment against the rich. the employers the
law and all who represent it. She Is living,
flying frebrand The Baldwin and Felts de
tectives and mine guards dread her more than
they do thousand armed men.
The nine owners IN the published story of
her say she IS paid regularly by the owners
Of the Northern mines chafng under the COM
petition of West virginia with better coal more
easily got out. better and cheaper transporta-
ton and non-unlon labor John Mitchell, the
labor leader. repudjated Mother Jones" refus.
ing to recognize or help her until she cleared
herself Of the accusations against her She did
not bother to ask MitchelIs favor or assistance
She has gone on her way. stirring strife leav.
ing behind her, trail Of trouble. as she has
been doing fifteen years or more in many States
She e an instructive horn orator finding ,,,yo,,s
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-22
ArTrxG FOR THE POEM.

West Virginia will celebrate the ffteth ami
versary Of her creation as a state on June 10th.
west virginia has much In the way of develop
rnent and progress Of which her people are justly
rroud hut the manner of her birth is the most
shameful incident Of her life 1t is a little difi,
cult to understand Why the birthday Of crime
should be honored or one Of the most extensive
and vfITainous robberios of history eiorified'
We SHAH await with some interest the poem
tn be produced on the occasion, OF course there
will be poem. 1t might begin appropriately
with something like this,
Before you meet and spout and blow
.rWhy don't you pay those bonds you ove?'
The native product in the way Of patriotic
verse already has begun to appear. however.
ou,ck1v RESPONSIVE TO an offer of $500 for the
heat performance. The general tendency seems
n be 70 take humorous. if not a cynical. view
Of the celebration. One singer sings, as his con
clusion and climax.
syest virginia, of thee I sing,
Homage unto thee bring;
All thy hills with JOY shall ring
At my tones.
And thy glorious mountains high.
Reaching upward TO the sky,
Shall .re.echo. "Giye me my
800 bones
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-22

Having existed through several months with
cut murder trial of great sensational value the
country now is to be RECALLED with the Eaton
case, and quiet suburban town of Massachusetts
viii be brought under the fierce light that beats
upon frstclass scandal in high life The con
hiet threatens to concentrate on the issue be-
tween cold roast pork which Mrs. Eaton says
killed the admiral, and arsenic, which the State
chemist says killed him, Considering that the
victim had suffered from serious stomach trou-
BILE, one of the two things was about as deadly
as the other
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-22
F inish Baseball
Game by Moonlight

Especial to The Richmond VirEinian,t
DURHAM. N G., March 2l,--lt took
Trinity two hours and twenty five min
utes to defeat Pennsylvania state
college here this afternoon
was twenty FIVE minutes TO
o'clock. the sun had SGT and m :, the the
moon was shining on the diamond
when in the eighth inning, with
one man on second base tss ,t two
Maddox hit a high fly to center field.
which was muffed, scoring Adams from
second base and breaking and tie
winning the game by score of 4 to ,.
The game was one, of the sloWsst ever
ers In each instance taking their own
time to work. The game was called
on account of darkness at end OF The
score bv Things: RHE.
Trinity ...0 . o Il
Penn state ;. i O. 0 %
Batteries: Trinity, knight Kanipe
and Maddox: Pennsylvania State,
Wardwell and Henderson.
Summary: Struck out--By kanipe.
s. Wardwell. 10. Base on balls
Sanipe. 5: Knight. 2 Wardwell 5.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-22

That Brooklyn man who named his boy, born
while the Inauguration oath to the new president
was being administered, Howard Wilson Taft"
must be person OF expansive political synpa-
thies or is attempting to play for safety against
any future event He resembles somewhat the
mountaineer OF a Southern State who at the be-
ginning Of the Civil War named a new born
son President Davis" Later, when the outlook
had changed somewhat, another addition to the
family was decorated and sent among men as
General Sherman"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-22
yrr am THFl- VIKING.

c.sA f,aro3fra members az congress are Sa14
s,-.srrassed lgv the fact that practically all
ne fourth-c1ass uostmastars Of that state are
r,.-,o,rsts because there were not enough Re
rubr;cans IT, take IRE Jobs when they were gwen
an, The same 30 true 81 most q the southern
s.atss b,,t II tie f1u~thclass territory Is thrown
oror 4or ortrv the rush wifi be alarming. The
.vsrsve American citizen has natural banker
s,g ~ serve the government and to possess a1'
thor5tv. however little or brief It may be- ana
tbe rotation idea grows lush and lnsty In his
system.
Not ever the awful clash Of arms between Dr.
Thomas Nelson Page and Colonel Joseph h. VII
lard over diplomatic post as the excited WASH
sne4on correspondents imagined It to be or q
pen developed family row. Is so Wrulent and
tenacious as battle over q tourth-ciass postInas
tershtn sometimes especially when all claim
ants are of the same party When rural neigh
ro-hoa3 divides on an issue between rival mer-
chants or coutendine ladies demanding tne
honors Of the Office and the commissions on can
ce1Iaf5ons there Is feUd and strife sure ehoesfi.
Families are divided congregations are split old
srsanaeh{ns are sundered. and the representative
81 Washington Is bombarded and driven to
frantic perpIexity Applicants with their sport
Ing blood stirred and the fire and Joy OF battle
thrilling and nerviue them, become financially
reckless and In postage. time and canvassing,
even sometimes in journeys to the capital spend
more than the place coveted would pay in flVe
years.
The contestants lose money, the congressman
in desperate heIplessncss sees votes dropping
!. awass from him. the populace loses its temper
When the dispute finally is settled the warning
factions become friendly again and peace is re-
stored. The unhappy statesman who has been
compelled to decide is grimly conscious that no
matter what course he took some votes on which
no could count confidently In the care free days
of Republican supremacy when ne had no Fespoh
gibiities are his no more forever
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-22
|. GUGGENHEIM GIVES
100000 TO HOSPITAL

NEW YORK, March 2t.--Isaac
Guggenheim. secretary of the Ameri-
can Refining and Smelling company,
has made a gift of 100000 TO the
Sydenham hospital. at 3S7 East 116th
street, the fund to go towards building
q new hospital building on the site
of the present hospital. This an
was made tonight by DIR.
Robert KunitZer, of West 121st
street, who is chairman of the execu-
tive committee. and chief of the
board of the hospital DR..
Kunitzer has Just returned from a
six weeks trip in California, with
Mr.. Guggenheim, for the benefit of
the latters health.
The gift of 100000 has been
turned over to the hospital board by
Mr. Guggenheim towards a fund for
building a new six story hospital on
the site of the present institution,
which originally started in private
house, and now occupies nine private
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-22

How shrewd really are the shrewdest, and
how green are the greenest Of us? The estate Of
the late T. H. Hartman is found to include
$11o0oooo of securities" absolutely worthless.
IN other words Nix Hartman had been "stung"
TO that amount nearly one-fftli Of all the stocks
and bonds he left being marked by the appraisers
no value" This fact should be OF some con
soling influence, for that large and respectable
proportion Of the population which lichs its hnan-
cial wounds In secret, lacks the alienation of
some surplus millions remaining and wonders
dlsmally whether it is the biggest and Only fool
in the world
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-22
With the State Press
Floyd and Claude Allen to Receive Justice.

The announcement by Governor Mann that
the Aliens, Floyd and Claude Swanson. must
pay in the electrict chair the penalty of their
crime of murder. found by the court should
be hailed with relief by the friends of law
and order throughout the Commonwealth.
The County News has never had any DISPOSE
ton to hound the Allens A question of life
and death Of fellow citizen which is pending
In the courts, it has never thought proper
subject to he argued by the press The press
seeks to control public opinion. The case OF a
man indicted for murder has gone up higher
It's determination by the voice of public opinion
registered IN law, is left to the court of Justice
with the right in the case of newly discovered
FACTS or developments for executive interfer-
ence. The County News viewing the suh4ert IL
TINS light, guided by the natural feeling of
compassion for the unfortunate, however de-
PRAYED and guilty, whom 1t would spare when
never bounded the Aliens Its only utterance
was to insist that the law of the land the find
ings or its courts and jures should he upheld as
Commonwealth
We proud of the governor of the Com
monWealth, that he has by his decision thus
stood forth as the champion Of the security
and sacredness of life in Virginia. We COM
mend him as rising to the duty OF the occasion
in the face of formidable pressure from neonle
whom we believe lost sight of their own well
fare and of that of every home in the Com
monthwealth. in demanding that the finding of
the law be set aside in the interest of red handed
murderers. The governor draws dispasson-
ate picture of their crime, the truth of which
few will undertake TO deny, that reveals it as the
most violent, If rot the most revolving. outrage
on law and order that took place In this
or any other American Commonwealth The
court of justice was left CORY charnel house
by the hands of Floyd and Claude Allen and
their fellow conspirators, the victims being the
representatives of the majesty of law in a half
dozen homes widows and fatherless were left
without defender to take up the battle of life.
And for what? That bunch of mountaineers,
whose atrocty have been only equaIed on
Virginia soil by the savage indian might crafty
their contempt for law. For such men and such
deeds there should be one judgment only. The
Judge of the court pronounced that judgment on
Floyd and Claude Allen. All that true Viz
ginians can be expected to ask for them, and
this every one should accord, as they meet that
Judgment is in the words of Judge Staples, in
concluding the fateful sentence which he pro-
nounced. And may God have mercy on your
souls-Rockb County News.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-22
RICH WINCHESTER
BUSINESS MAN DIES

WINCHESTER, VA. March eli
Andrew Lewis Shearer, leading
business man, of Winchester. died
this morning after "a brief illness,
aged sixty-eight years. He was one
Of the wealthiest men in this section.
His wife. who was Mrs. Eena McCol-
lum. of Baltimore, died three years
ago He leaves two sisters, Mrs.
Louise s. Lloyd, and Mrs. James A.
Rogers, both of Charlestown, w. Va
John II Iannisa, a retired bust
ness man, died tonight. aged about
seventy four years. Surviving him
are two daughters. He was well
known Confederate soldier.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-22

PARIS. March GA Partisan au-
dieuce seldom shows such enthusiasm
as greeted Henri Bernstein's The
Secret" tonight II was splendidly
acted by the five characters to which
the action was limited, Madame ST.
mons caused tears to flow, and was
tremendously applauded in the UNI
grateful part Of woman happily
married for eleven years to man
she loved but who Is yet driven by
inherent passion TO wreck the happt~
ness of those dearest "a her from no
motive but Unborn instinct.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-22

Former President Taft has had sent to his
bone Al New Haven the picture OF Colonel Roose-
Welt which decorated a wall of the president 5
private Office II is not impossible that Mr. Taft
designs to get for himself little private pleasure
by baying the picture hung with its face per-
petually turned to the WALL
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-22
Let Virginia Lead

Virginia has led the Southern States in the
battle against tuberculoss. Now is the time
for her lead all the States of the Union.
New York State has refused to allow DR. Fried
mann TO his there. The experiments
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-22
sMOVIES" ARE TO BE
USED AS EVIDENCE
scrbe Secret In Paris.

houses. The hospital needs $s5o,ooo
for the new building.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-10

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-10

eticallv of the affections 81 Joseph "
How the temper must have gibed
him Il pretty fulhllneInt. this. OF
all his brilliant Dreams" r. was
enough 10 make heart and flesh fail
The average man would have given
up 10 inanity have become a
spiritlcss drudge. but Joseph was
quite more than an average man. His
iorf,tudc and faith shine brightly
against IN" dark background Of
Egyptian slavery and imprisonment.
Tho Young Hebrew made the
very best Of his circumstances. lie
acquired the language. observed tho
manners and customs detected tho
detects IN public administration. a. no
native would have been apt ~ have
done ITO managed the considerable
estates Of iOtiphar with such 1dcIfv
- 10 prepare him 10 administer we'll
~" Fat' empire of Pharaoh And
non PTS environment narrowed dow
20 prison walls. b. avalied himself
~ hi- cuforC cd Enclusion 60 .cNerf
upon What he had observed IIe kept
himself unpOliufed by the vice. met
n'uf 70 rf' OE.Ifo. lie a swan no
sailed down tho Corridors rceking
Htfh moral nth ana Kept himself
un-u.llcd -N therefore, God highly OK.
fIied him and gave MIN nafne above
every mortal name NJ hia age We
say COD I'D o. and Ie have in.t said
Joseph did ~ psradorlcal. bur
frHr' Thore 9. ~ clearer eyampio
~ mo cooperation Of Tho Divine and
human Joseph worked and God
worked Tho result vas. the prison.
"r was mr'amorpho. ID into me prince
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-10

Settlers hall. corner OF Virginia and
Penn. at y. IN. Memorial Chapel sab
bath scnool. EtCht@cnth street. at 80
, IN Young Peoples class IN the lee
tute room at . y IN. Prayer meeting
Wednesday at s.i5 y. III.
second Presbyterian church. corner OF
Market and Twentieth streets. May II.
services at 10 .3n "a. aud 30 A. m.
sabbath school at = so "a. M. christian
tndeaNof meeting al . ~ =. IN Prayer
meeting Wednesday at - 8. m. The
pastor Will preach Sabbath morning on
This DO in fvmebrance Of me-" Luke
NNitls, and IN the evening on Behold
stand ~ the door and knock Rev.
u+-@0 Communion service. Morning
service. anthem 'i'Ta's We the Eatn-i
1"In"". "nertpry. Nearer my God 70
Thee HdNeus. Evening service. al.
them. Praise ye the Lord" Murphy /:
onertory. Jesus. / Ny Cross Have TAI.
81. Emerson. Attorney ". J.. Robin
son viii speak ia the Second Prcsl,, 70
terrain church on Sund~y evening at : 80
on ~" subject ON the Miracle OF Right
Thought
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-10

many. says:
" The Horoscope
" h 4 c n Professor
Roxroy worked out
for me is quite ac-
cording to the
truth. II Is a Npry
clever and consci-
,ntious piece of
work. As an AS
troloEer myself |
carefully examined
his Planetary cal
culations and indi-
cations and proved
that mis- work in
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-10

Fourth street Methodist Episcopal
Cnuft b. frst church south OF TWelfth on
'utunue. 40. 1919 Arthur " Mills.
t'u b.. pastor. AGotu-fs'Bay will be-,
observed both morning and evening
with appropriate sermons los the pastor
ana ~peria. music b. tho choir. The
sutie" ~ the sermon for the morning
service 1O.45 Will be Mother" and
Tor the evening service AZ 30 VII be-
Home. sweet Home Persons attend
is these services are requested to
Wrdf white flower 81 memory Of the. r
mother. 4Udar sc 1OI az 81. "a fu
Junior league at ESQ 2. on Epwortb
League 90 . 30 y. lr. hearty INV ia
o. O. extended o" Hil changers and
those without chLTrn home 10 iBin
with toe congregation 600 all these
church serrlCts. All seats frns and a
comes