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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-27
PRIZE TO JUDGE

Judge HUMPHREYS won the first
prize In the student riot down town
Wednesday night. known as the an.
nual 'pce-rade." advertising the
Thanksgiving football game. To
be a little NOR. accurate. and To
avoid contempt OF court annoyances.
II should be added that the prize
winner merely iTnpcrsonated Judge
HUMPHREYS.
But he did Il so cicverly that some
folks are attn skapticai about It's
being merely a takc-off. Ahead OF
the "Judge" came a big brass band,
whose aim in life seemed 10 be TO
produce the greatest amount of
noise In any given time. without re-.
gard 10 musical standard or the
audiences peace OF mind.
There were a number OF other
"take-ofrH" and prizes. The judges
awarded the prize for the best dec
GRATED auto to themselves. The
masa OF students were arrnycd In
nighties and paiamas. but the
sparse raiment only added TO their
ear.burstlng lung capacity as they
yelled their "Oskee- Wow. Vows"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-27

the next day. In giving an account
OF this robbery referred 10 the rob
her as a THUG.
Tho second reason IN this. |
saw In this mornings PostIntelli.
gcncor whore Judge Ronald OF the
superior court told one Of HIS VIC
TINS yesterday this BIT OF philoa
ophy: No man needs To steal In
this country because he Is broke and
hungry
10 an Old Resident
The writer OF this letter was the
so.called THUG you mentioned in
your paper n while back. ! have
lived nearly 10 years upon this
earth. have trade and can earn
my own living II given n chance. |
have lived In Seattle some years.
and on the Sound for many
Returning 10 this city last spring
! tried TO get work found n little.
now and then. but not enough To live
on. Finally my money ran out. my
room rent was due. and had moth
ing to pay with tried my might
lest 10 get n job There we're 100
mon for every place. and ! was one
OF the 30 who got thero too soon or
too late
"In the meantime ! was aoiro
hungry. had no place TO sleep.
went on this way for some
weeks, but Cod knows how
managed. When couldn't
stand II no longer stole a re-
volver and STUCK A FEl-
Low UP. II was easy What
could he do, looking into the
barrel OF ugly killer but she'll
out7
Il got some money. and I GOT
SOMETHING TO EAT. and again
| SLEPT IN A BED.
Knows Right From Wrong
Now. MIR. Editor. your Paper
called mo THUG. but don't
blame you. You have often proved
you are tho friend Of the common
man.
Il was born OF Christian parents
| was taught the diffcrentR between
right and wrong. But ! felt was
entitled 90 1--we.
What now have tried TO ge,
work since. but IL is NO co. and
soon again you will hear OF another
THUG that got in his work. for ri
do Il again unless somebody gives
me a job soon.
u tried TO live honest. but society
won't let me. SO ! am THUG
well. maybe. There In on. thing.
at least. The Ponitentiary Will
never get me al long ms I've got
my trusty killer Seattle liz n good
csty. fes--for those on Capitol
hill. Hut there are others.
''Rspy.
Your THUG"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-27
Thousands Of Pcnnant
Collectors Now in Seattle

Since the Seattle Daily Star be.
gan issuing their beautiful pen.
nants TO the public for the cost OF
handling and four coupons clipped
from the front page OF The Star.
many thousands OF people have
formed wonderful collections OF
pennants.
A new pennant In issued each
week-sometimes as many as four
and five pennants can be gotten at
one time
The pennants are made In from
four TO seven colors, and have been
sold 20 the public In the past for
SIS cents each.
II you have not started your col.
lection yet, you should start with
the Mexico pennant which ia be.
ing issued this week.
A new pennant will be Issued
each week. and many OF the best
pennants are yet 10 come. They
make pretty decorations for the
home, bedroom. dining room, den.
or hall They make beautiful
table covers or bedspreads-- fact,
many delightful and useful articles
which win beautlfy your home and
delight your friends.
Mail orders shoult be mailed dI.
rect TO this office. and five cents
extra must be enclosed TO cover
extra cost OF mailing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-27

II knew you were the Girl for me.
! intend to make you my wife. WIN
you marry mot"
Miss Pope refused. ssying II was
too short notice.
When an American girl mar.
ries. she explained. "ahe II
anxious 90 Sc, the right man. you
see. | don't know you"
But three months ago Miss Pope
left the show TO return To Callfor,
MIA Finally friends persuaded her
10 remain and visit. This gave
Hunt his opportunity. In few
weeks they were engaged.
Il am going 90 visit here with
my mother for n time" said Miss
Pope. then ! shall return To Aus.
traiia and become Mrs. Hunt"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-27

The crowds AZ the CIemrer
70 see "The Last Days Of Pom
peii," at 10 and 20 cents for an
all week show, u seems. would
Justify q picture play house In
Seattle running an all feature
program, and charging 10 and
20 cents. OF course the house
would have 20 have . central
location. and be large enough
20 accommodate the large even
Inu ard Sunday erowds. There
are q number Of features which
now have TO 90 20 the Metro
poIltan or Moore. which could
be accommodated In . play
house OF this kind.
Tho actors and actresses OF the
company OF America cele
brated recent birthday OF Mother
Maurice of their company with a
big display OF white crysanthcmums
IN her dressing room. and later with
4 birthday party.
Because the patrons OF motion
picture houses become 40 wrapped
up In tho story on the screen. and
leave articles behind. the larger
houses have found It necessary "a
establish lost and found depart
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-27
TALK ON COURTESY,

City Comptroller Harry Carroll
and J. w. Spangler. vice president
OF the Seattle National bank. will
address the students OF the Y. M.
c. A. school of salesmanship Fri
day evening. Mr.. Carroll speaking
on the theme Courtesy as an Asset
in Salesmanship." and Mr.. Spangler
on Development of the Credit In
stinct In the Salesman"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-27

TAFT. Cal. Nov. s5.--A year
ago Miss Lisette Pope Joined a
musical opera company for tour
OF the Orient and the Antipodes.
She introduced the Texas Tommy
In Australia
Upon seeing her. Harold Hunt. n
millionaire real estate operator Of
Melbourne. fell In love the opening
night Of the show. After following
her TO her hotel. he obtained an In.
tervicw.
The minute I saw you" he sald.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-27
Called Thug in Star, Highwayman Takes
Pen in Hand to Say Crime Is Justified

This IL letter from thug"
The Star reproduces It exactly a.
written II camc In this mornings
mail:
Editor Seattle Star: There are
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-27

two reasons why this letter 10 writ
ten and sent b. you. The frat rca'
son ~ this Some time ago tneNcr
mind how long, n fellow was robbed
at night In this city. and your paper
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-27
SWEARS OFF TAXES

NEW YORK. Nov. Vincent
Astor. one OF the worlds richest
men, yesterday swore off his per
sonal taxes, saying he was not a
New Yorker. but resident Of
Duchess county.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-27
Dream Until SATURDAY NIaht

The Elusive Turkey" Pathe
comedy: The Leading Lady" Vita
graph drama: "All for Science" Bio.
graph drama: Egyptian Temples. 7"
Ice Cutting in Sweden" Tortoise
at Close Range" Pathe split reel.
Al the 0oodluek Tonight
"The Invisible Government" two.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-27
Watch Your Pimples
Go Away
Then Feel the Eessaey Of Delight
When Your Complexion is Made
Perfect by stuart's Calcium
WATERS.

Don't worry about your plmples.
Stop that heart ache and regret.
Just make up your mind that you
are going TO use Stuart's Calcium
Waters and make pimples vanish.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-27
OIymplan Tonight

"The Springtime OF Life" grand
Pathe threepart feature: Her Pres
emit" Lubin comedy: His Reward. "
Lubin comedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-27

reel Seiig drama: "Broncho Billy
and the Squattcr's Daughter" Es-
sanay drama: Mixed Color" Pathe
comedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-27

porinr-Aus,in-- an Note, Arnnxtea-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-27
TEETH
Do Your Teeth Need
Attention?

We can fiji. inlay or crown your
dccaycd or broken down teeth
construct sanitary hridge.work
where your teeth are missing and
make you a plate or plates that
will be a comfort and OF useful
service TO you. instead OF an or.
nameut In your mouth that You
cannot use to mastieate your food
with. We viii do this work as pain.
less as Is possible with up-tothe-
minute. scientific methods. Come
in Immediately for free examina.
ton. Ours is better dentistry and
we guarantee all our work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-27
Colonial Until Saturday MINT

Coionfaf Ohtil SATURDAY Nioht
Fires OF Fate. two-part Rex
drama. Animated Weekly" worlds
news: AN Elephant on His Hands,
Nestor comedy: Mike and Jake Go
Fishing" Joker comedy; Yosemite
Valley" scenic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-27

inentn. Recently. NJ The Colonial. a
woman forgot her hat Another
left n fur piece that was easily
worth $500.
ciass A Until Saturday Night
Where tho Hop Vines Irvine"
Victor drama: Partners. two-reel
Eclair drama: The Lesson the
Children Taught" Powers comedy.
Clsmmer Until Saturday Night
"Pathe's Weekly" worlds news:
TERROR OF the Deep" two-part
animal picture: Heir TO a Million"
comedy: For the Sake OF a Girl"
comedy.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-05-23
THINGS WE THINK


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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-05-23

Phone news items 10 No. 22. II D..
not ossihle 20 get around 20 cach place
or 20 talk 10 each person, ard everyons
shu0 - know some item which would he
Of interest and greatly add 10 the local
features Of our paper.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-05-23
NOTICE or PUBLICATION
In the District Court County OF Quay
October Term, A d, 1918

Dora N1uahaH
vs. No. l2ii
Henry Mauahau
The said defendant, Henry Manahau
- hereby notified hat a suit in divorce
mas been commenced against him in the
District Court for the County Of Quay
state Of New Mexico, by said Dora
Manahan asking Judgment that the
bonds of matrimony now existing be
tween plaintiff and defendant be Tor
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-05-23
0 y Arcn Chapter
Eastern Star

B,tbel Chapter No. -, Order Faster
star. meets ia Masoni, hall every 2nd
and 18th Tuesday night, q 500 = IL.
isi'ors cordially invited.
". VI Nr-. Edith CLARK
" Z. DR. K. :. Coulter
soy Ms Margaret Jones
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-09
DO YOU NEED

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..... Special Service.

colchester. N. '.. o''. > i.i'""d'
 ... tb,. noted aviator. today kiIk.
 .n 1,il.irc,h. dauaii'"r of II. F.. iiihi
 s..s of New York ani h,nS"r"usls -.ounded her sister Iir'rn. l"'le',
 e,yIng al exhibition hiEin at ih' .y,stion park here before thousands :, spectators. He had been in 'h' '. tor about i'n minutes and had
 fl wonderful demonstration c: .,,rals. dips anu vt'Iplahlng' After q -... of wonderful dips and dives Mr. .-..hv dropped almost ln thc eatrti, .,,,h his mi.l,inr. Then. skimmine .,ong about nifty feet "'nv" ii,c heads .h. s,,rct.iiorS l." attempted to ris,' .tr higher Into thc air. For s,fn'' ...son his nn,,iinr did nn respond . .h.. ,nnyahrH of the guiding rtid- ...s and instead uf ;,',ing m his plane
 .ae a sud,ic'. uip iniu the crowd. rhe whirline fr'ht l'r"i"llcr ntr'i ,.. ,y.v omnn. t,r Frightened UI,tltrii- .s faces of ti,n spectators. 'iitin;;
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The husoet will print yeur station cry at reasonable priesp on short notice,
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LETTER TO THE NUGGET.
r" llh. Editor:

IT., ilr Editor:
 1 Al thc meeting [" |" h"ld aI the city hall tnnirlt l suggest that tlt" matter
 uf annuai Ss,''smrni work for iIr' year i.I3 i.,. ,,tnshlt r"d and that w'' forward Il sir"nc petition [" ,'rn':i''ss. endorsed hv miners. ciiizcns aud :'i - rr,,I a,,hnriii,s. urging that l""lr [" remit iln. aiintL,l as'cssmi, w"rh ''i' mining ,liims r"r lhr year 'hi". u ili ln impossible f"r nHni men in ''r' =, ward iVnirsuii [" I"cstil'lisli lhhir . h,n,rs and ut iir snm'' tiin" [" I'l" tri their m!ninc ,ltimE imh"r il' Hs- s.g %u,nt requirements. Sirh Hhi 'S nut without precedent. nn'l it certainly sl,n,Ii l.. ,<I.n,lsl ln ibis peninsula 'I' (h,. I,,.Sri., iimr. [ feed confident that if ,lis matter can hr brought before cnn.:,gs pr,,r"iIy il will m' G'v"''hN ,tunGi,l"rc'l.
 Respectfully. I. F lTOI:EES.
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We print everything and anything in job printing linv at ths Nugget
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RECORDS


Deeds. Horace I:cll |" N D. I.ilsiIr. one hal. interest in l'innftnis.'n "n t""l"'' euIch. ,Dct. !. !"!3. John l.. i:c;,u |" C. r.. kimi.'!i, "n' half interest in N" h"luw. S"lumn river.
 Power CT Attorney. John J. I:.itt |" Wnil;uc cuh', Srlt IS, 1913.
 Earl Hyd, t.N ! i:"iiI"r. Nug. s' 1909.
 B. ]. Sa,asy "'ni N Nifr (" same. Ma. ls. 1912.
 Agreement. Cherlc l.nrdcau tn Peter ticrN lis. No. 1 on Iiulynie rrCck. S"p. |. lni3
 Location Notice. Summit h"l' 'LIim ni h".,d nf Specimen gulch. x. !. EuIl''r. S'l't, 13 1913.
 Marriage Certificate. Capt. W. f.. I;"t-l u' katIi,iiim F. Hayden. thst. l, 1913.
 Proof of Labor. No. 3. outer creek. !. !. ii"sr. Olina assn. between Center and Bourbon creeks. l.. A. Rowland. Lower discovery ami other cliima on Dry creek .nni Nom" river w l." Cleanan.
 Bench NJ. l.. L.. center crrck. ". Moore ct al
 Lease. Estate nf T.. n. Winter ct .il to t'h;,s. Noun. part nf inii eruItp. hi. !. 1913. I. W. t,sroud io b. t'. Mcrrs.'l st al. Last Transaction fr"'ii.n E l.. i~ik'. creeks. '.t :. .hl3.
 Location. Bohemian i,ai. ,lHin, l:nlr,inLtn lode claim r%iciisi"u and I:onGin iuhc claim. J. S. Mcintosh. Scpi. 16. 1915
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WILLARD MAY BE FIRST
 AMBASSADOR TO SPAIN

WaShingI"n. Th.' nitCd St,i'S h't.- islati"n at Madrh will hc riIi''t! i'm . mediatcly ln a,n ,mblSSv as the Pc suit "f tn. l,1ss; c,. l,y th" ll''ls" "i iiit' senate bill {" ;tuIhuri7r imr President tn appoint an aiullas;t,F,r tn s;ushl. at si7.s00 yoat.
 The rrc.si.l.nt iI.,s. trtr'''l in" change
 Joseph F. WiIi.'ri. former i.t'' tenant C"r,ruur ur Nirgmi'. hIs hren mcIihncd f- Inc probable l''i Ambassador tn Stitu.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-09
AVIATOR BEACHY
 KILLS GIRL

r'shl aud if! into thosc who were ,,,,
 '"ltk "il"uIii to avoid it's scytb,..,,l., blades. The iiildrcth children were Ji. ft'iIy ln the path of the whir,,n; :; hh'es "nd one stroke was enough l., 'i""vc the life from the younger girl while her sister who was directly he side her was dangerously wounded.
 l'eat'hy. as soon as he regained con. tfoi Of his machine alighted at his hanger and ran 10 the scene of ,bc disaster. He is heartbroken over the tatnstrophy and his nerve which has stood by him in SO many tlespernt, !. situations incident to aviation seems [" have completely deserted him. flo sud tonight that he could not accoun, Tor the future of his machine to re. sp"nd to the rutiders as h,. had many Times dipped as near to the ground as he did this afternoon and had never before failed to rise clear.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-09

Mining Editions ready for ms .ing at the Nugget office. b5e.
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AT THE NEW EAGLE.

Old Lsvis Hunter Rye and tae Fs mous Aths,ton Bourbon whisksys Distilled spring 1904 fsoe bought lr bond and reduced to 90 per esnt by U. g. government. by the bottle gallon.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-09

Bohemian id" ,laiin, l:nltinLtn lode claim .Nici,sr,n and Roman iutl,. claim. ]. =. Mcintosh. Scpi Ii. 1913.
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PRESIDENT
 MEETS KING
spscia. Nugget Service.

! Madrid. oct. \. President rinhcir. "f Frtnrc arrived here tu,lay L" l.. ,he guest of the spanish nation. ii' was met ni he station by King Alrh- nnsu and q brilliant suite of court dig nitaries. When thr French president ulicht,,l from ,hc Paris Madrid rN ,,rrss h" was embraced hy His Magcsiy
 and then proceeded to the royal l.tln"f
 through ih, streets linrd with ir"l'- and decorated win ihc cntwiu"d c'lUf-
 uT FIiticc and Spain. I'll" visit "f Itu
 'rrnch chief exccutiN" nt th~ iin'
 is nf s,n,iai significance ns thcrr nr.'
 i,linnrs nf a rl"s"r "r"nsiN" and de
 f,nsive alliance lrtween ihc tw" ma fi''ns.
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WILSON WIRES
 DEEP SYMPATHY

Mayor Jones of Nome yesterday re tcl,"l the following telegram from lI,, l'r'si,lrnt ur tho United Stntcs.
 White House.
 Washington, D. C..
 Oct. x, lol3. lion. Gc". A. Jones. mayor. Nome. AL aSka:
 iia,r communicated with the War department. The garrison at Nom" N'li do all in Its power. My drrr-si sympathy.
 WOODROW WIT.SpE
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-02-15
parIInaton.TayIor

An interesting event took place
wednesday at high noon al the home
81 Judge and Mrs. Thomas W. Taylor,
when their attractive niece. Miss Vir-
gInia l.. Bourne was united in mar.
rage to Rev. U, V. W. Darlington,
pastor OF the Johnson Memorial
Church of this city. The wedding
was rather quiet one, but all the
arrangements were OF the most fastid-
ious, simple elegance being in evil
dence in every particular. The
beauty OF the interior of the Taylor
home was enhanced by decorations
of palmes, ferns and smilax. When
the principals entered, they were met
BY Rev. B. M. Keith, presiding elder
Of this district, who, with the use Of
the ring service, performed the mar.
rage ceremony. Mr.. Darlington, who
is highly prominent and widely
known, stands in the front ranks of
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-02-15
SPlRS0z
Pee PEE
lAS. TIIEYC G ElE AQCo

John ". Fleming. OF indianapolis,
Ind, Is visiting his sisters At 727 10.
Gust Avenue.
! Mrs. L. c. Race and Mrs. chas.
Thompson. Of clarksbuSg. are in De.
troit; Mich, whore they are guests
CT the formers brother Mr.. ]. w
Stuart.
a. B. Scott, J. Il. Hall and Bert Leo.
pold returned this morning from Char
lesion, where they had spent a week.
Miss Marguerite Fendrics. OF Mer
cersburg. Pa. who had been the guest
OF Miss Mary Louise Nichols, left to
day for her homie.
Miss Rae Blocher has gone 10 clere'
Land, ohio, where she Joined Mr.. and
Mrs. Courtney. in the interests Of
courtney's store.
f. C, Jones has returned from q
business trip tc New York In the in
serests OF his store.
Miss Loeta Griffith, OF Grafton, is
.he guest of friends in this city.
Mrs. Karl Lowe. Of Grafton, is, the
guest OF friends in this city.
Mrs. Frank RIdgleY and nephew, Mr.,
william Fleming. left this morning
tor Denver, COL, where they will join
Mr. Ridgley and son, Harold, who
have been there for some time, for the
benefit of the latter's health.
MIR. John Fleming, Of Indianapolis
Ind. is the guest Of his sisters, the
Misses Fleming, in Locust avenue.
Mrs. Dora Mitchell, who recently
underwent an operation at Cook HOS
pital, returned to her home in Hamil'
ton street, yesterday.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-02-15
Valentine Tea

lIonoring her guest, Miss Emma
B'linger, of PIT. Marion, Pa, Mrs. Hal
Hail was hostess at a charmlngly ap-
pointed Valentine Tea yesterday at
Ter home in Beponi avenue. Mrs.
Hall and her guest. Miss Billinger,
and Miss Grace Hall received the
guests and the aides we're Mrs. Ed,
ward w. Howard aud Mrs. c. N. Allen;
der, who invited the guests to the
dining room, which was under the d.
rection OF Mrs. P. NJ. Hoge. Mrs.
John R. Cook and Mrs. Leroy d. How
ald presided at the tea and chocolate
rms and the aides were Mrs. Frank
=. Hall, Mrs. Maud Hawkins, Mrs.
lanes A. Meredith and Mrs. George
Suck. Misses Nellie Roster and Mast.
or Clifton Hall, the young son of the
hostess, also assisted in entertaining.
The appointments were in keeping
with ST. Valentines Day, red flowers
aud hearts Astounding in the decora.
tive scheme. In the dining room a
large French basket filed with red
carnations graced the center OF the
table, from which small cupids peeped
and ices and bonbons were moulded
In heart shapes. a large number OF
guests were delightfully."- entertained.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-02-15
THINK scor7 WAS sAcRIFIcEe
Members Of Party Say aeseusrs Were
Too Slow 2

cHR1sTcHuRGH, N. O., Feb. 15.-
Intense bitterness prevails among a
section of the members OF the late
Capt. Robert F. SCOTS Antarctic expe-
dltiol over the failure of the rescue
party to push south yisoroughly on
their march 10 the relief Of the ex'
plorers who had been to the South
Pole. The belief is expressed that
Captain Scott, Dr.. Edward A. Wilson
and Lieut.. II. r, Bowers, the last three
o die, Could hare been saved Il this
had been done.
Some Of the survivors say that Petty
oftlcer' Evans became insane owing to
the privitations he had undergone and
was occasionally very violent. He
declined to help pull a sledge and his
noadftlon~bsoame so serious that he
had to be carried.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-02-15

Wis, writes that her. title SON Melvin
Babler, VAS eonstlpat q mos Of the
time until she gave HIN: ps ldmell's
Syrup Pepsin. Since using this rem
edy ne has never been canst lpated
The use Of Or Cal dweltls syrup Pep
sin viii tesch you TO aso.d llaeties'
salts and pills as they are toc Harsh
for the majority aud their effeet IL
only temporary. syrup Pepslh brings
permanent results, and L eau e con'
venlently obtained ot3any nearby drug
gtst at fifty gents and me acllar = bot
lie. Results are always glafatiteed o.
money viii be refunded:
II no member Of yopr family has
ever used syrup Pepsln and you would
Ike to make a personal tfiai 81 i Be-
fore buying It iii the eealsf gay Of q
druggist, send your address postal
will do-to W. b. Caldwell 4l7 wash.
Ington ST.. Monticello, IlIand a iFee
sample bottle will be mailed you
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-02-15

West Virginia ministers. and is CON
sldercd as one Of the most brilliant
men Of the Southern Methodist con
ference. lie has a legion of friends
In West Virginia who love and I'D.
mire him for his splendid and noble
qualities. After receiving sincere
congratulations from those present
who included only the immediate fam
llies-lev. and Mrs. Darlington left
on No. 3 over the Chesapeake and
Ohio, It being their purpose to spend
several weeks in Florida, and other
places Of Observation-Disclosures Adver'
tiser.