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GOVERNOR ELECT ROBINSONS ENTRY

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  automatically, changes the
 
 involved submit candidacy which does not begin until March A. Deeply elected believe that in be increased
 constructive administration performed during long begin. measures have championed approved n the I elected. A Broader Sphere Offered. legislature Senate will afford broader continuation in the office office the legislature largely administrative of Congress will vened probably will constitute crisis affairs active which time tariff famlaized with obtained indispensable eff this It happens, the favor of the electors who sent Con- with all the Congress and the other principal officers government hearing friends throughout who offer candidate long and lamened Senator Davis in the Senate ! ROBINSON
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vREELA). ALDR|CH
 PLAN DANGEROUS Says It Would Give Wall Street Control for 50
 Years. NOT FEASIBLE Steel Trust and Standard Oil Would Control the Central Re.
 serve Association.
IS NOT FEASIBLE

Washington, Jan. S-Declaring that the Vreeland-Aldrich plan for tae re- wis on of the money system would clinch Wall Streets control of the country for the next fifty years, Les lie M. Shaw, former secretary of the treasury, made vigorous protests to the house banking and currencp con- mittee today against approval of the measure.
 Senator Aldrich and all those as sociated with him in his aducat onal campaign in favor of plan for cur rency reform" said MT. Shaw, "con- fess that Wall Street now controls. With this in mind I am little sur pfised that all the banks owned by the Standand Oi people and all con- trolled by the Standard oil people and the Steel Trust people, and all tlhe groups which MT. Aldrich admits now dominates our financial affairs shouM unite in control of the meas ure.
 .sThe Central eserve Association, as planned, will be controlled by the men who today dominte the institu- Hions which are to be associated. II we are to have such an invitation shall be surprised if the Steel Trust and the Standard Oil people fail to control it. This plan I think makes certa.n their control.
 "It 'woulH be a calamity if men o1 less calibre should get control. un' less the most experienced men of the country control this institution which is to be the most potential ever conceived by men. widespread ruir f will follow. I am not certain tha these men who today dominate ou l industrial, commercial and financia
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CONFESSION CLEARS
 UP A THEFT MYSTERY
Express Messenger and Flagman Tell of Disappearance of
 $l,000 Package.

Memphis, Tann., Jan. Sly the ar rest and confession here today of w. w. Leslie, an express messenger of the Southern Express Company, and R. A. Haden, a flagman of the Southern Railway, the mystery which has surrounded the disappearance of a package of $1,O00 in currency that disappeared December 14 while in transit, was cleared up.
 The package of currency was con signed by the First National Bank of Nashville, Tenn., to a bank in Sauls- bury, Tenn.
 Both Leslie and Haden are married and have families living at Hunts vile, Ala.
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affairs will be able to manage it safe ly. If the Central Reserve Associa- tion gets into weak hands it will I'll n not only those in control but every one else."
 Mr. Shaw said that the country must have supplementary currency to meet extraordinary conditions oi the bankers would continue the eil complaint to customers that short age of money was due to the govern. ment. He admits that trouble would arise Tn bringing about contraction of the currency when the supplement
 tary currency issued was no longer necessary. .a-5
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M 'VAy MAY YET GO ID GALL0WS Gov. Donaghey Refuses to Issue Another Respite for
 Condemned Man.
ANOTHER JURY TODAY
Sheriff Brewster Will Have Another Verdict Before Taking
 Final Action.

Despite the fact that John M. Me Way, murderer. condemned to die on the gallows on tomorrow morning, is utterly helpless and, physicians say, is W thCut reason or capable of un- derstanding, he will in all probabil- ity be ''hangdi by the neck until ne is dead, dead, dead Governor Geo. w. Donaghey, who ha: displayed firmness in the case all along and who apparently has insisted that the Law take it's course. yesterday refus- ed to interfere with the scheduled eX- ecution. Sheriff Brewster, while in Little Rock, called at the governors $ office and explained the condition Of McVay. He inciden ally suggested that the Governor give McVay an- other respite of thirty days, but tie Governor refused and told h m to proceed under the law.
 Having reason to believe that Me Way is sill suffering from collapse delirium" and as the law requires him to summon a jury to inquire in to the sanity of a condemned man, in the event there s doubt as to his sanity, Sheriff Brewster will, this morning, again summon a jury to examine McVay and repor, to him. If the jury finds that Mcvay IS still
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APPROVES DISMISSAL
 OF LIEUT.. HENLEY

Washington, Jan. 8.-President Taft today Approved the sentence of dis missal imposed by Secretary of the Navy Meyer on Lieutenant Armour !Hefley, of the Marine Corps, for drunkenness and conduct unbecoming.
 Lieut.. Hefley, according to the finding of the court martial was in- toxicated on Friday, December 13, and was therefore unlucky enough to draw dismissal. He is a native of Iowa and formerly was attached to the North Dakota.
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arisen as that caused by the death of Jeff Davis. All through the city of Little Rock, which is the mecca for political leaders from every corner of Arkansas, conferences and private consultations are the order of the hour.
 Coming upon the politicians with a startling suddenness the vacancy caused by Senator Davis death has created new opportunities for those who have political aspirations Just what will result along the line when the shakeup is settled and the whole atmosphere cleared is only a matter of conjecture.
 The leaders realize that future poli- tical careers are at stake and the wisdom or folly of mistake at this time will later be learned. The solons of the general assembly have been gathering in Little Rock rather slow ly. As yet the hotel registers show but few names familiar in the halls of the legislature.
 However, the announcement by Gov ernor-elect Robinson and the approach of the opening day, which is Monday at noon, will bring them into the city in large numbers before the end of the week.
 Stephen Brundidge completed ar- engagements for the opening of his headquarters in the Hotel Marion to- day. The campaigning among the members of the legislature TOT tho senatorship will be active and furi- ous. Each candidate claims a strong following. If the legislature com pletes organization on schedule time the election of senator will be held on January 2S.'
 Dr. Brough a Candidate. :
 Dr. Charles iHllman Brough, pro- lessor of economies of the University of Arkansas and president of the State Teachers Association, arrived in Little Rock shortly after noon to- day and will remain in the city. inde- finitely for the purpose of furtnering his candidacy for governor, for which he has announced with the proviso that Governor-elect Robinson is elect ed to the senate.
 In conversation with a representa- tive of a newspaper since the announcement this morning or MT. Robinson for the senate Dr. Brough verified the rumors to the 'ef- feet that he is a candidate. Sheriff Edgar Brewster of Pine Bluff will manage Dr. Brough's campaign.
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THREE ARE KILLED AND 20 INJURED Keystone Express Crashes Into Accommodation
 Train.
AIR BRAKES FAILED
Coaches Demolished and 40 Others Have Narrow Escape Warm
 ing Was Given.

Terre Haute, Ind. Jan. S.-3ecause of the failure of the airbrakes to hold, the Keystone Express of the Pennsylvania, Chicago to New York, Union Station this afternoon at a
 speed of 30 miles an hour and crash
 ed into an accommodation train standing in the shed. Three persons were killed and 20 injured, two of
 whom will die. The rear coach and
 the combination smoker and baggage
 car of the accommodation train were demolished. Forty passengers were in
 the two cars and it seemed a miracle
 that more were not hurt.
 The Keystone was to stop block from the entrance to the station. Ell gineer Billy Davis said when he found
 his breaks would not hold he sound-
 ed the whistle with warning blast.
 Smoke from engines on the sidetrack
 and the steam from his own engine
 obscured the view of the entrance of the shed and the train came along
 at high speed. Davis remained ill his cab. The engine did not leave the rails but it's great weight and that of the long steel train behind struck the light wooden coach of the accommOda- ton with such force that large pieces of wood were sent a. hundred feet through the air.
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ATKINSON ENTERS SENATORIAL RACE ,,s.st,lness in Senate Would
 Be Increased, He ! Says.
;r0 60 IN AS GOVERNOR
ea.sssrtrnctiye Work of His Administra. t,on Can Be PerfOrmed-The
 Political Situation.

! rittle Rock, Jan. S.-The dye is ,sst The lines are drawn for the po- utcal fight for the United States sen- aorship for the next full term. With ,he announcement by Gov.-elect Joe T.
 Robinson that he is a candidate for
 lhe situation is cleared up to a cer-
 ta,n extent There are now three
 ,vowed candidates for this office. Be- .ldes the governor-elect, there are Att
 tprnsy General Hal IL. Norwood, whose ,,rm expires in few days, and 1 stephen Brundidge of Searcy. Judge kRE, Kirby would not make any an- ] ,oIncement, but it is understood that l he will be a candidate.
 E Governor Robinson, as explained in 1 his official announcement, has stated ] that he will remain the chief execu- until the legislature has either icted upon his recommendations and kpassed certain much needed laws or ] Am repudiated them.
 Az to when the legislature will fi- llly elect the senator is a matter of conjecture. The act of Congress,
 which prescribes the manner and l time of electing United States sena- tors, sets the second Tuesday after yhe legislature shall have been or |l1mized as the day for the election. Bsga with three and possibly four,
 cmdidates in the field, a deadlock
 MY result, and in this event the bal lotng might continue for several days, and primary election may be lecesaarH While this is conjecture, 4e result of the whole race is much in doubt.
 Judge Kayanaugh Eliminated. Announcement was made by Judge M M Kavanaugh that if Robinson M not announce for the Senate he Sould. This same statement was made N John H. Hinemon. MT. Hinemon now an open candidate for governor Robinson is elected to the senate. Other candidates in the race for Rvernor, if Robinson is elected, are: secretary of State Earle w. Hodges, kp', '. H. Brough of the University of
 AiKansas faculty of Fayetteville;
 Hosecuting Attorney Robert L.. Rog-
 us or Little Rock. Mentioned as pos-
 nOle candidates are the following:
 Nslo A. Gates, A. B. Banks and Ed
 rr Brewster.
 Robinson is elected he will re-
 saa governor until March 4. At that
 @e nc will resign and the president
 N tne senate will become ex-officio
 Asa'enant governor. A proclamation
 slll then be issued for a special elec-
 Sa sixty days notice is necessary.
 u nls event the gubernatorial cam
 Msn will be short.
 Aenarkable Political Situation.
 's'er before in the history of Ar
 ss nas such political situation
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Rugs at unheard Of prices, in' cluding "Bundhar," ''1Iardwick," and .French'' Wiltons until Saturday, al KNOX.WALkER'S. l-S 2t
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High At Louisville

Louisville, Ky, Jan. S.-The Ohio river is expected to reach the 50 foot stage here. The Kentucky river is higher than in the last ten years and also tributaries are booming. All the teams in Kentucky are over their banks. Heavy damage has been done.
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s. c. Ramsey, division engineer of the Iron Mountain, with headquarters at McGehee, was in the cty yester- day. MT. Ramsey was formerly trainmaster of the Pine Bluff distrist, with headquarters here.
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All lace curtains, pOrtiers. and bolt goods sacrificed 33 Ia per cent. till Saturday at KNOX-WALKER'S. ,z. #% 1-S 2t
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J. c. Wiley, of Madding, spen Wednesday in the city on bus ness.
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From 20 to 50 per cent. discount on all furniture at kNOX.WALKER'S.
 1-8 2t
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START THE NEW YEAR

! 4t penlng an account with this bank. simply resolve to do so, but anu do it. After you have ex- ueed the convenience, safety and Sln aees of such an account for a
 soull wonder why you hadn't t one before. And the satisfac- .n ss great for those who open
 accounts as for those whose af- are larger.
 q. & P. Bank
 rias BluR, Ark
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-01-28
RETURN
Game Of Association Football
is Expected to Be
Mich Faster.
.(conl11t.lrIbuted.l

Sunday afternoon, in the first match
game, the local team defeated the
Grasselli Stars at association football
by score of two to one.
The game was called for o'clock
at the baseball park and two halves
of thirty minutes each were played.
Owing to the muddy condition of
the field, the play was not as. fast as
may be anticipated in the return
match, which will !bo played Sunday,
February 9, favorable weather coadi-
tions permitting. bit
Early in the first haif,s the yistars
made the first score, with afgood clean
goal from the fifteen yard line. Later
in the first half the local squad came
back with goal. tying the score
The second half was holly contest
ed, with no score until the last few
minutes Of play, when a spectacular
goal was kicked from the twenty yard
line by Joe Shakespeare, "a.
|! The Stars fought desperately DUR
ling the last few minutes OF play TO
.tie the score, but were unable to do
1so, and the game ended with the ball
in the center Of the field.
The team work of the Grasseili
Stars was superior to that of the Ma
Rooms, but with llttel practice, the
local boys should prove one of the
best aggregattons in the state, With
the stone wall defense shown Sunday
jiby Longmore, McGregor, Keenan,,
Wiley and William Shakespeare; Jr.,
Ito rely upon little further practice
on offensive play should develop an
Isinyincible team.
Both the sabreton and sMorgantown
teams have written, asking for games,
so that some interesting contests may
be looked for later on. Score:
clarksburg Maroons .......A. 2
Grasselli Stars 4
|. William Shakespeare.
| Attendance $50.
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OFFICE OF THE NIoNoNGAHELl
] VALLEY TRACTION COMPANY.

Fairmcnt, W. Va, Dec. %, 1912.
The board ef directors has declared
the regular sseni-annual dividend 81
Is. per cent on its pReferred stock,
payable February ]. 1918. to the
stockholders Of record at the close "a
business January .27th, 1918.
II The transfer books will he closed at
$500 O'clock p. mr., January "a, 1913,
and will be reopensd at 1000 O'clock
a. M. February ., 1tS.
/ Dividend checks will be mailed.
r. TsYAIs1 on MILLER, Treasurer
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-01-28

In the FIRST place, the home. seeker
HOPES TTlhT YOUR AID WILL con.
VINCE HIM THAT IT'S WORTH IN.
YEsTIGATing-for he reads ads with
= view to FINDING THE BEST Buy
ING CHANCE. So. whether or moi
advertising pays" when applied &c
real estate. depends Upon how AID.
vRRTIsAFt.R tn real estate is,
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FOR SALE

Motion picture house in large. city,
tPittsburg,J Fully equipped, every
thing first class, Two Edison machines
in operating room. $50 new opera
chairs. Nov running evenings and
clearing $4,000 per week. Only rea-
son for ceiling other big business oc-.
cupies owners time. $4,000 cash
viii take the place. First come, first
served. Inspection on application to
the following address, @Theater,p
care Telegram office.
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For sALR

Twenty lets in steaIey Heights,
in walking distance of the
Owens Bottle Plant. $40 down and
easy payments pays for them; no
INTEREST,"; no taxes. Hustle for
choice; also, for sale on MT.
Clare street car line, three miles
from Clarksburg. some plats OF
two and q half three andsa half,
and four and a half acres adj
joining the Country Club. Price
right, terms easy. If you want to
buy a small farm, large farm, lot
or house and lot, sell, buy, rent or
build H.. j. White, Mccarty Bldg
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FOR RENT-One nicely furnished
front room. with use of bath for Sc
per month paid in advance, witt
privilege Of taking roommate TO,
50 per month. Apply at sos Jesse
Street.
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FOR RENT-TwO furnished rooms
for light housekeeping, with use of
bath and phone. Two minutes
walk from postofIice. Apply at 1l2
School Street. t9,s.si
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WANTED 70 RENT

no RfzNT-,By Young con.
pie, three Furnished rooms for Hight
housekeeping. WIN pay $50. Al
dress IN, Z care Telegram once.
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FOR RENT-One furnished room for
gentleman. s. per month. Apply
to c. L. Gardner, General delivery.
clerk, Postoffice.
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MORE THAN 800 NEW
I. HOUSES

VIII be needed here when the owena
Bottle Factory opens next spring.
Real Estate values are sure to so up
Buy one of these lots now for home
or investment.
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Classified Advertisements
Three Insertions for Is Cents
aveu bauno co
Ab in AWAhop
three Insertions for Is Cents.

FOR RENT-Three furnished rooms
for roomers or for light housekeep-
ing water rent paid, at 4Os Montll
,Gello avenue, Apply at 81 Clay St,
or Telegram Office, q &
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LOST

B0sT-Sunday, ut Hepzibah, a deed
for house and lot, army discharge
and a fire insurance policy. Liberal
reward IL returned to James G..
Casio. Hazel-Atlas Glass Factory.
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CLAY STREET
Vacant lot on Clay street, near
street, 3sx1oo feet. Price 5000.
RRoADDus

Best vacant lot ON Broaddus Ave-
nue., 4ox1eO 1T. Cement sidewalk 10
this lot, gas, water and sewerage lines
are ready 10 connect, Price $500.
Cash or terms. Can't be cqualIcd lii
the city. ST. i,
Inquire at 4o8 Clay street
or address P.JO. Box 1856,
city. BeH s16-R. go 'ss
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FOR REST-Niceiy furnished room
for gentleman. sos w. Main st.
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+ Think OF the money that has been
made on Clarksburg real estate
The opportunity IS Just as srsat
now as al; any time past. Others
have made money you can.
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FOR RENT furnished rooms for
light housekeeping, one a very
large front room, all conveniences,
use of bath and phone. Apply at
100 East Pike street.
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ZOE RENT

FOR RENT roG:a fiat, corner, Main
and Water streets. SIS per month.
Keys at 30 Water street or apply
at swager hotel.
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FOR sALE-Autonobilc ,chasls, 6
4 cylinder, 60 h. p, run 1000 miles,
new tires, big bargain For infof-
nation write sol, care Telegram.
ONCE.
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INCONSISTENCIES NOTICE.

All persons having claims against
the estate of Joseph Noble, deceased,
are requested to present same duly
authenticated to the undersigned for
payment, and all persons owing said
estate are requested to settle with the
at once.
MFRS. DORA~NoBLE,
Administrators of Joseph Noble, de-
] ceased. ~.
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FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms
for Light housekeeping. Apply at
+ 400 South Seventh, corner Lee St.
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A MAN by the name ofsMr. Bell left
Salem Thursday to go to shinns-
Y ton, riding a medium sized black
horse. with white In forehead.
Neither horse nor man has been
heard of since. ANY information
leading to the recovery Of the
horse ana locating the man win be
literally rewarded. Frank KeiIen.
Salem, W. va;
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FOR RENT-TwO nicely furnished
front rooms for light housekeeping,
with use of bath and phone, two
doors east of st. Mary's Hospitals
Apply at ass Mechanic! street, or
call Bell phone 1881.
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FOR sALE-Frst class, second hand,
Hydraulic barber chair in good con-
! dftion, Inquire of ]. j. Chichester.
$50 West Pike ST. Fell phone
S514R.
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TOR RENT-one front room, ele-
gantIy furnished, two blocks from
Victoria theater. for one or tw
gentlemen, or man and wife. 6s9
West Pike st.
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LUMBER FOR SALE-New and sec.
ond hand. Apply. at new addition
to freight station, Tuesday 2Sth, IL
to 3 o'clock. William Mcbride.
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FOR SALE good Cramer No. sM
road wagon; worth $50, will sell
for $40, as am leaving county. J..
R. Burrows, Union Heights, No. /.
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LOST Sunday night, between colored
Baptist church on Main street and
stoas Monticello avenue. ladies.
gold watch. Initials engraved on
back IN. L. j. Liberal reward if
returned to 31Ois Monticello Ave.
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FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms
for light housekeeping. Apply at
4os South Seventh St, corner Lee
street.
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Eight room house on Thompson
street. Lot 4sxss feet. House finished
in hardwood, Front and back porehes,
good basement
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Locust Street


\ Vacant lot fronting on paved street,
sEx1OO feet
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Vacant lot, 4oxleO feet, Dun street
near Morgan school. stealey Heights
Pr,ee $3.50
IA cash, one, two and three Years
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Price $1,000

8 cash. balance one and two years.
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i-s cash, balance one and two years
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WANTED Female Helm

WANTED Good girl 10 do general
housework, good place for the Fight
girl, must have good references.
Apply at AS Mechanic street.