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The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1913-08-15
BUTLER BAY News NOTEs

Mrs. Thomas, who has been visit.
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs Nc
liver y, returned to her home in San
ia Wednesday.
Mr.. Bert Kaiser is in Occur d.
Alene on business.
Miss Hazel Gambril returned to
Spokane after a weeks visit with Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Butler.
In the parlors of the Idaho Hotel,
In Occur d'Alene, Monday afternoon,
Benjamen A. Maule Of this place was
married to Mrs. Nell Walsh, Of Spo.
kane. After receiving congratula.
tions OF friends, the couple took the
steamer Flyer. which left Occur a.
Alene at three o'clock, to go to thu
comfortable cottage the groom haS
ready on his homestead. A mum be-
Of neighbors and friends greeted then
when the boat landed All partUol
Of q lovely wedding supper prepares
by Mr.. Sherry, a we'll known cook
A pretty romance Is connected wit
the marriage. A few months ago th
couple we're introduced to each othel
but unnecessarily, for at sight the
i recalled their happy young days
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IDEAL GRAM

Ideal theatre, the home of licensed
films. Friday: "Pathe's Weekly, :"
Biograph drama "a Girls Strate-
gem, " and a screamingly funny com
edy called "Bound to Occur. "
bturday. August 16, big feature
ff4 h two parts. an Essanay drama,
"Tks Spy's Defeat" also Vitagraph
comedy college Life. -
Sunday, August 18th. 'The Price
of Jealousy" Lubiu drama. ''The
Girl In the Case, Essanay comedy
and "a Husband Won by Election, 81
Selig drama.
Monday, August ls. "a Youthful
Knight, " Edison comedy rama,
''The Discovery. Essansy coined }
and TThe Story of Lovinia," Sells
Ae6a.
Votes with all tickets. Watch To-
announcement of drawings for bras
and art glass electric lamps.
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friendship in Ogden, Utah. This
friendship kindled into love.
A number of st. Maries people
spent Sunday piouioine In the grove
at Clarence Buffers. The crowd
consisted of: Mr.. aud Mrs. j. E.
Landeryou, Mr.. and Mrs e. T.
Cherry Mr.. and Mrs. Haas. sr,. Mr..
and Mrs. John Shelter, Mrs. Helen
johnson. Mrs. n. Kalshinski, Mrs.
Kitowski. Mrs. Thompson, OF Cana
da; the Misses Shelter, Landeryou,
johnson. Fitzgerald aud Messrs Fred
Haas. Irwin Shelter, Gerald Shelter,
Dwain johnson, George johnson, Ray
Laudery3u and Harold Thompson.
The crowd was Joined here by Mr.
aud Mrs. Clarence Butler. Miss Hazel
Gambril and Mr.. Alfred Lyons. On
the noon boat from Rockford Bay.
lake Occur d'Aleue, came the MisseI
Melinda and Lucille Dessenthel and
Messrs. Frank. Paul aud Fred Grimm
brothers OF Mrs. Butler. AFTER a oil
spread the afternoon was spent Il
games aud racing.
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An installation Of officers was held
In the Seventh Star Rebekhh Lodge
Tuesday evening at which time the
newly elected officers took their
places az the lodge officers. A very
large attendance of mem ers waf
present aud after the business session
and installation work was completed,
a social session was held.
The list of the newly installed Off
GERS includes the following:
Mis- Elizabeth Morrison, noble
grand; Mrs. Ida Stenger. vice grand
Mrs. Irene Williams, secretary; Mrs
Dilla Pitney, financial secretary; A
A. Darknell. TREASURER.
A pleasing feature of the meetin'
was the visit of four out If tow
mem bers of the order who we're called
upon to give short talks.
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Theatres
AT THE GRAND

Saturday night the Grand gives the
So away that coupons are given for
each evening Get yours together and
bring your friends, 1t may prove
profitable. An extra good show is
always held aud you want to come
early so as to get a good seat. Don't
forget this Sunday and watch for the
announcements later.
Another big Queen night will be
held next Wednesday and instead Of
the contest being decided by the hand
olspping 1t will be decided by popu-
lar vote or ballots cast by each per-
son at the show that evening, The
prospective Queens will be there and
pass through the audience and dis
tribute and collect the votes them
selves. A committee of three will
count them during a reel Of pictures
aud the winners announced from the
stage when the lucky one Will be
presented with just 5000, second
1850 aud third $50. This will be 6
big help to the contestants, 80 come
and cast q ballot for your favorite.
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Entertains Band Boys

Wednesday evening the members of
the st. Maries band we're treated to a
most pleasant surprise when after
their regular weekly practice, Mr.
and Mrs. j. d. Hopkins invited them
to participate of delicious luncheon
which they had prepared for the oc'
casion.
Professor Hopkins. who is director
of the local band, invited the mem
hers to hold their practice at bis
home. This the boys accepted, the
surprise coming after the program for
last evenings concert had been gone
over. Mr.. and Mr. Hopkins proved
the best of entertainers to theii
guests, the evening helng spent 10 &
social good time, occupied with a va
ried program Of entertainment pro
vided by the hosts the luncheon
coming at the close Of the entertain
ment.
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The Grand's first amateur night
was a huge success. Managers Som
mers & Thessin having entirely new
talent, none that had ever shown be-
fore In our city. By the time the
first three reels of pictures we're fin
ished land It might be mentioned
here that they are fine pictures, the
new machine being a wonderful i'm
provement at this theatre the house
was packed and people still coming.
Manager Sommers announced the first
act az 1.-THE Cow boy Kiddies' which
unprecedented Chauncey Ol,ott sing
ing "Rlver Shannon. The second
act a feature helng 1.-THE Human Cor
net" which surely proved head
liner. This gentleman gave various
representations Of animals, etc. The
third act WAS the hit Of tie show an6
finally carried off the first prize
This act was the "Ohild Wonders" o
the 'Raggy Dolls" and after singinl
Moonlight Bay with variations
pulled every body's Dom IT," ant
finished dancing the "beHr" whicl
brought down the house. These twl
being only and years old. ar
ve.y clever. The "Brown ski
Beauty" In song and dance, closel
the show with much laughter aud ap
plause, and Managers Summers
Thessin we're oomplimented from al
sides on the clever little show an
Immediately annRRnced another sue
entertainment tV eeks hence, whe
bigger and bet ~ will be bel
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Churches
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
METHODIST

Regular services Sunday August
II. Sunday school at ten O'Clock,
sermon at eleven. In the afternoon
the Sunday school rally. Epworih
League at O'Clock p. m. Street
meeting at 80, union services IN
Shelton & Warren's hall at 8 o'clock.
Those who have depended on tbs
ringing Of the bell to call attention
to the hour will take notice that the
bell is out Of commission aud oanno'
be rung.
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Sports

EXCURSION TO WARDNER


Sunday the local baseba team will
play a return game at Wardner with
a team picked from the city league of
that place. The original intention
of the local management was to play
at Wardner on Saturday and going
on to Wallace, for Sundays game.
but on account Of the different mem
bsrs Of the team finding it impossible
to be gone from here two days the
Wallace game was cancelled. and but
the one game will be played on the
trip.
Manager Keeton will eneavor 20 ar
range for a special excursion rate to
Wardner and an effort will be made
to get large number Of the local
fans to make the trip and boost for
the local players.
Wardner promises to place en- ex-
ceptionRlly strong team 10 he field
for this game, ana the early outlook
appears that a spirited contest will
be the result.
IN the following Sunday the locals
will again play here, the schedule
calling for two games With the strong
Standpoint team, the team which is
making the strongest kind of a bid
for championship honors Of the pan
handle OF Idaho this season. Last
Sunday the Standpoint players defeat
ed the Spirit Lake team and 10 dop
log out the contest by the previous
score method, { appears that st. Ma
ries will have It's hands full to defea'
that team. The two games will prob
ably be played on Saturday and Sun
day, aud Manager Keeton Will maxi
q special effort to put a strong team
In the field against the visitors, AM
also will try to get q big crowd u
attendance at both games, BY askin
the merchants to close all the bust
ness houses Of the city for two hour
during the time the game is bein
played.
CUBS TO PLAY HERE SUNDA'
The Cubs. the second team Of tn
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Society
Pleasant Surprise


A large circle of friends Of Mrs g.
A. Mutton, held a surprise on her
Wednesday afternoon at hen home,
the occasion being the regular meet
ing Of the Ladies Aid snoiety Of the
Methodist church, the society some
months ago having adopted the hold
ing Of surprise parties on It's members
as one Of the means Of keeping up a
keen interest in the society. The af-
ternoon was very pleasantly spent In
social good time, refreshments con
sisting Of ice cream and cake being
served before the close Of the meet
Ing.
Those present we're: Mesdames
Allen, T. o. White, Reeves, A. V
BraderIok, M. o. Peterson, Ale'
Watson, j. l.. Ferguson, M. O
OIeary, W. II. HAnscom, II. S. VIII
liams, F.. ". Elwell, f. A. Johnston
Roy Combs, a. A. Darknell, j. G
Harvey aud Miss Ruth Harvey.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1913-08-15

CUBS TO PLAY HERE SUNDAY
The Cubs. the second team Of this
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city, will play a baseball game here
Sunday With a team from Occur d.
Alene. representing the Blackwell
Lumber company. OF that place. On
account Of the numerous home games
OF the first team this season, the Cuts
have not been playing much baseball
this year, Ms they have been unable
to secure the grounds for any home
games. Despite this handicap they
state that they are receiving consider
able practice aud are In a position TO
make It interesting for any team Of
their size to defeat them.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1913-08-15
PRESBYTERIAN

Presbyterian church service on
Sunday the 18th OF August, 10 the
Shelton & Warren hall at IL a. m.
and 8 p. M, and open air eerivce on
lst street at 1880 p. m. Sunday
school at 10 a. m. All are cordially
invited. r. TWEED, Pastor.
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Deputy Sheriff Archie Nogle spent
Wednesday attending to legal bust
ness at Plummer, where be went to
serve some papers In case which is
set for hearing Saturday before the
probate court at Occur d'Alene.
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The N. W. A. aud r n. A. lodges
will hold another one OF their social
meetings on Monday evening, August
Is. 1913 Members aud whiting
ueIghbors are invited to attend. q
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-15
3astpn mme SeueSae.

- Sn elmer 9eriammIung Der
Woman's gipic Qeaque purbsn bic
9amen g. 81. Saplor, u. gamfortb
unb 6. glat gu einem &ommittss err
nunnt, um cine 2ebrsrin fir ben Sins
bergarten Su enga9iren, unb bic Hdus
me in Der 5. 4pe. Sdule iofprt ausz
3uItdtten. Die 9amen Mortin, &ims
berlp, gaton &Orten uro SRI. 5raiie
purosn gu etnsm Gommittse srnannt,
um nit elmer Gincinnutier 5Irma eis
nen Gontratt fir bic 5urnapparate
ab3ufhlisBen. Sn einsm 0itsls56ea=
ter IoQ cine 8orIteuung psranitaltet
perbsn, I'm bic notbigeH Geioer oafiir
3uiammen 3u bringen.
Der sSoe 5ooter qpiten. q. u. g.,
BON 9antpn unb Der GranpiLIe Wopog
goften, 9. u. R., perben folgsnbs De-
lesatsn our RationaI GonosntiDn Der
9. u. 81. in Chattanooga, 2enn., FEM
ben: 9eorge Seitber, 8. SO. GQis,
gonrob 2eitber, G6arIes Uaunbsrs,
20. gauimitb, Seize Green, George
Stetter, SO. e. 9etpman uno geprge
Sobns. 9om sSraueu Relief Corps
geben bic 9amen 5enis, 5tsttsr, gans
fan unp Waunbers.
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nnb Sobn Gtrabe NIT elmer Dunot
obsrbolb bes aEies i'm rebten 8ein
Gr eradblte, COB er um IL ubr boz,
lebts Roht pcu einem gnbetannter
Yliann cbne Oruno sei6oiien iporoer
lei. Or. CD. gpot ndbm ben qaiien
ten in gebonbIuna, iporuuf berieltt
rad Der poliseiitation In IlHte-.
iuhungsboft oebraht rpuroe.
Soner @dro, Der Heodtteur be;
Eieiiaen Sourna! unS Der grieftrdgel
WiIliam Weaemp betperben fit uT
Tie hieiide DofrmeiitsriteLIs.
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W c ~ ppr {.

Gie 9empprt Office fir oas pGin.
eiunatier guIfshlatt" befinbet nd, III
Go. $50 gprf StreRs, geseniiber ncm
Gunrtbamie, puielbit Nenigfciten, gin.
sciscn II. /. IN. bis 10 llbr 40 Nlnn.
ten SlbenoS eutgeseugcnpmmen mer'
ben. Selepbpn South 24O1.
- Sobu prsnbergait, Batter Der
Nooa Yrenoersait BON WupspiQe, 9p.,
bie- i'm Speers 6pipital iHfolge elmer
Operation i6per ertrautt oarnieoers
liegt, tam oeitern bierber unb bate etne
llntsrreouno nit Der Polt3ei uno Nns
gsiteLIten oes SoIpitaIs iiber Den gu
iturO Ieinsr Sp6ter. Gr piro iobalo
tpie m6gIih feline Sodter na4 Wlopss
bile transpcrtiren Iaiien.
- @efunb6sitsbeamter Or. Sobn
Sobo berihtete fol9enoe 5opesfdue
tpdbreno Der perfIoTenen Wohe: Grnit
Frante. Sc, M}arp 0aten, 81, Sdugs
ltng Sprugue, Carl Goparo Beng
BAN, monate, Srunoa Mup Sunt,
g Wtondte. 8psnopliu Glen Surnsr,
4 Wonate.
- 9og Barbecue bes qb0ntr 8Iubs
mar elm GROCER GrfoIg. llsber 1900
perIpner nabmsn an oemielbsn Sheil.
- Sm So6IduIgsbduoe puros elm
Wiitterz uno 2ehrer Slub gegrunoet.
s5rdu 80. $. Sarton nuroe 5ur tenn
porGren 8OriiBerin uuo 5rdu Bm.
8rdsfeoer our tsmpordren Sstretdrin
srpdbIt. Supt. 80. u. Sbarun belt
einen 9ortraq iiber bas 96emo: y9elo.
oas fir unterridts3pede ausgegeben
lpirb, mo6t bic Staot reid. Der
Qrin3ipul Serr SO. u. Gpans iprad
iber bic Rptbpenoigteit elmer neusn
Sohi6uIe.
- Supt. Sbaron bon ben hieiigen
0Ffentli6eu Sdulsn iptro am ndditen
0onneritag in Der Ct. Rartus Stride
etnen 8ortrag boltsn. Sein 3bema
pir0 Iein: .Sbe Spentietb Genturp
Qnsper". Die 9ameu Der Gemsinos
peroen am qenonntsn Gage bon 6 bis
8 ltr Qbenbs Elm Supper ierUiren.
- Srau 8eorqe 0iepsr uub SrGul.
2i3Sie 3uub BON Der Soogs Strabe
iiro auf 8eiu4 nu6 Guintp. 5Q., gss
reiit.
Der 5inter MuiicaI ano plsas
fure Club erfpGbIte bel isinem Sabrsss
ausfIug foIgeuos 8eamte: prdiioent,
Spbn Gugou; 8i3e : prdiibent. Wm.
Rsimonn; i5inan3 Sstretdr, 2ouis
4rnoIb; prot. Sstr., Sol. MiQsr;
Sergeantsatz2rms, 6. GiIigbouis.
Sin gantett in parfs SaQs biloste
ben gbfdluB.
Die 0amsn 5iIfsesisui6aft
oes Surnsr 9pmnoitums bdlt am
tOmmenoen Mittpo5 Rodmittag um
q u6r cine 8erIammIuHg ob.
- 7o5 2eihenbegGnonib Der Der.
Itorbenen sruu Marp 90ftsr 70 SAB
re alt, bic in ibrer Dobnunn. go. 312
Sront StraBe. 8elspus. oeritieo, lin
bet an Tienitdo 8ormittaq BON Der
81. Sers sHeIu 9ir6e aus itatt.
&ate Rii6 bon go. 317 Gin
StraBe oerIhieb i'm Spsers 5oipital
in 5anton. Die Qeihe Durbe mad
ihrer Bobnunq aebraht.
- 9. SO. Woore, Der oIs DGttsr
in Miner's Sdgemiible angsiteut 1T,
lpurbe Qeiterr gu friiber Stunos DON
ben 9oli3tftsn 6ops uno Spope pes
GEN 5rieoensbruhs perhaftst. Die
QntlGgsr itnb Gilbert urb Samss Ser.
furtb unb Sobn Wenoerotb BON Der 9.
unb Qnu StraBs, bic Woors in Wsns
berotFs 0orb fanosn, no sr ii6 nj.
oeriesig benommen bu6en ion.
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Der pber bic @dnner burhfuhten oas
gdnae 5aus, nabmen isbo6 nur oas
9aargelo.
- Serr 9atrid 4aseier uno 9dttin
ppn Der Sinoen apenue, 2uolotp, fei.
ecteu geIteru ibre iiIbsrne 9o93eit i'm
sFamilisns uno 5reunoestreife. Der.
panote Don Snbianapolis uno Seffers
ipnptqe, Sno., nabmen an Der 5eier
tbeil.
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1tnier agent in SnniItpm 1T
Serr Gomarb Brmd, 449 shb Janite
Strafe. 8ea Eel. 476 g., Some
gbone 1881 u.
- 6arrn Orb melbete Ser Dofisei,
baB Elm Dieb einsn aorb nit Rleibern
gus isiHens guagn 0sitpbleH babe.
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Gin mibDeraanbuib.

Edntioermeifter (b<i BEN cubic.
fus Giiffel tinen aH3us bsiteut bui):
~linb barf i'd 5bnen ipobI nod cine
5toffprobs aeben, 6err Giiffei2s
MAS. men HierausIhanf bdbsn
Sk auh!2 Der NIT 'ner Mab, ih
claubtt. &ie ntbHfH nur Wscb.
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Gs gibt Siioenbirrtbiimer. bic Ell.
nen nod ipdier erparmeu fonnen,
Weisbeiten Des alters, BET oenen man
IfrofteIt
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-01-02
DEATH CLAIMS
MRS. HELFR|CH
succuMsEp TO, SHORT ILLNESS.
OF CONGESTION OF THE Luyes.

Mrs. katherine Heltrich, widow Of
J. Henry Heltrlch, died last evening
at ten O'clock at her home in this city,
after an illnes Of congestion of2,the
lungs. aged fifty.two years. "
Mr.. HelfricG; the husband Of the
deceased. died about two years ago,
and since that time she had been 'in
declining health. Yesterday afternoon
at about five o'clock she was taken
suddenly worse and passed away in a
few hours.
The family came to this city about
. year ago, from MorgaRtown, and
previous TO that time had been resi-
dents Of Ohio.
The deceased is survived by the fol-
lowing children: Mrs. Katherine MI.
Ter, wife of VIM. Miller, OF this city,
and John. Charley. BERTHE. Marie,
Thomas and Glen, all. Of this city.
The funeral will take place on Sat
urday morning at eleven o'clock, from
the residence on Barnes street and
the remains will be taken to Morgan
town for interment. undertaker R
c. Jones is in charge Of the flnera!
arrangements.
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Y, M. ca.
Continued from Page one.)

work Of the small boys was splendid
Other features which were greatly
enjoyed were basket ball games be-
tween the Reds and Whites, two teams
selected Gfrom the Business Mems
class. 1t was won by the whites by
ascore of,19 to II.
During the afternoon several pretty
selections were rendered by the As
sociation Glee Club.
The good work being done by the
association IS greatly appreciated by
the citizens Of the community and
should receive their hearty support.
ills the aim OF the association to use
athletics to develop good men. The
organization is aiming TO develop
three sides OF man, the religious
mental and physical and the exhibit
lions yesterday tend 10 bring out the
fact that they are accomplishing its
MIN 10 a large extent In this city.
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KILLED HIMSELF

CLARkSDuRG--DrIvcn to a state
o: insanity. and believing himself 10
soon be a victim OF the dread white
p!ague,"sis thought TO be ;Ie cause Of
Robert Stewart, a Broad Oaks street
car conductor, committing suicide, By
swallowing a large quantity OF car
hol:c acid, which ended his life in
few minutes. The rash act was com
mitted yesterday morning about 10
o'clock, on the bank OF Elk creek, near
Raymond Heights.
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A harmless cure for sick headach'
for blliousuess; for a.sour gassy: dig
ordered, coated tongue, sallownes%
pimples-take delicious Syrup Of Ngs
For the cause q all these z 2 = 7.
lies in a ,1orpld liver, and Sluggish
condition 81 your thirty feet os'Sowels.
A teaspoontul q syrup Of Figs to
night means a4j poisonous vast
matter, the undIgested fertnentint
food and sour bne, gently moved or
and out Of your system by porninG,
without gripping, nausea, Or weakness
1t means a scheetySipay Tomorrow
many bright days thereafter.
(. Please. don't think OF gentle ettee'
i've sy5sap es Flss VA plty Y J. Don't ~
think you are dFtlgs Ing Yourself 0EE
luscioas tlgs SIENNA and aronis Yes lee ssr
not tntufe tl ota. v
ihlife II II ilfli M q ifpjfi I M tlq1
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Deadlock
tcontinueG NON rage oasj

This the Republicans are wiling
concede, which would clarity the STU
alton 10 a considerable extent ~er
The Democrats not to demand Hor
Though no attempt was made Iat
night to name members Of a compr
mise committee such proceeding !
is believed, will follow today or Il
morrow. 1t is understood that Watso
may insist that the Democrats be a
lowed to name the Republican VIII
will be chosen for the Presidency bu
10 this the Republicans are not L
the mood now 70 agree.
Republicans Meet.
The Republican senators also me
last night and though the proceeding!
we're kept under cover to a consider
able extent il is learned that the!
have decided TO insist Of being per
mitted to make their own choice TO
president, though they are fayprAh
% an equal distribution Of patronage
and committee assignments.
With the situation so complex n
effort has yet been made by either
eide 70 hold caucus, though the Dem
ocrats have set 1O:30 tomorrow mor
Ing as the hour for making up III
slate that will figure in the proceed
Ings OF compromise committee IN
Republicans have not issued eau
Gus call but they expect to get t
gether today. Hearne OF Ohio count,
Is still maintaining his lead over Hoo'
for the Republican choice.
Al the Republican conference !
was decided to effect temporary o.
ganization OF the Republican members
BY the naming of committee com
posed Of Senators Marshall Of the frs
district and Senator N. 2. White 0
the sixth, the purpose OF which VII
be 10 hold the Republicans solid
| together in the pending light. Tn
| proposed compromise committee vii
be named later Senator Marsha
| presided at the conference.
McGraw Coming
Col. John T. McGraw is expecte'
| to arrive In the morning. His presence
It Is expected, will tend to assist II
making an organization possible Wit
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Dixie

"MoNrE cRIsTo"
COMING SATURDAY, JAN. 4.
A Marvellous meiodramatie Master.
piece.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
! 'It ls With a feeling Of great pride
that We announce to our patrons thar
We haYe been able to secure at heavy
expense; ;....
TAE,pE LUKE MOTION PICTURES
s OF
"MoNTE cRIsTo"
IN THREE, PARTS.
A thrilling, Sensational meIodrama
Of Hfe founded on the experiences 81
that historic character, Edmund Dan
tes, taken from Dumas famous novel.
REMEMBER THE DAY, SATURDAY,
JANUARY 4.
AN UNUSUALLY GOOD PROGRAM
OF PICTURES TO-DAY.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-01-02
cATAWsA NEWS.


Among those on theTsick list for the
2ast few days arer'aMrs. J. O. Rad
.liffe and daughter, Miss Della, Mrs
smith Radcliffe, Mr.. and Mrs. Claire
Lowther and Mr.. and Mrs. S. W. Har'
len.
The b. & n. R, Il. Co. is construct
ng q house on the Prlckett farm for
Mr. Ward, the section boss.
Charles Frederick has very clearly
demonstrated what can be done with
My small vegetable garden, wlt u
lone with the right spirit. From
April %, until the present date ne
has disposed. OF the following greer
goods: I'D -
Tomato. cabbage and pepper plants
22,47l. ~.
Sweet potato pIantA, 1850.
Lettuce, 4S3 pounds.
Tomatoes. 9&3 pounds.
Grapes, 10 bushels.
Radishes, $50 dozen lunches.
Beans, 80 bushels. ....
Onions, 6S4 dozen lunches,
Peppers. 100 dozens. .
EGGS. 1870 dozen. ...
Apples, $50 bushels. ..-
This year is the most successful ye'
If his work since he began gardening
SHIRLEY.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-01-02

The opening Of the regular session,
McGraw is quoted as being favorable
to the attitude taken by the"Republi'
,ans, on the ground that should they.
be forced to bear all responsibility
Tor the acts of the body during the
session, and Senator Watson oppose
such a position, the fight will resolve
itself into test of strength between
the two bitter rivals.
( Blth Republican and Democratic
members Of the E.<nate will enter the
Senate chambers at noon, II Is undar'
Stood but the deadlock will only
hen have really begun. Senator