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MOSS ATTACKS
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branch OF the government has no such
privilege.
Il venture to say that there is not,
in all this broad land. a country bank
that charges elss than six per cent
discount or interest. Their money
at this present time is bringing them
that interest. They have, therefore,
right to continuation OF that In
terest, and yet this great government
proposes, by this money hill. TO forci-
Oily take out OF their vaults one per
cent on the money that they have,
ana 10 say TO them There is no relief,
because the government demands it,"
Against Principle.
Mr chairman, 10 me the government
or the United States is the most truly
penehcent institution OF a civil nature
mat God Almighty ever created II
represents. In my mind. justice. equali-
" and liberty before the law. and
cannot hear with patience the argu-
ment that that great government is en-
utled. any more than an individual is.
10 deprive person or a corporation
or its property without just compensa-
tlon. What IL banking corporation ?
II is a collection of individuals bonded
together under one name to carry out
a lawful object There are worthy
and there are unworthy corporations.
The acid test is. do they obey the law ?
IL they do, give them the protection
or the law and OF the constitution. IL
they do not. lawfully punish them. or
rather their officers. and. IL necessary,
take away their charters by proper tl.
dicial procedure. The stockholders OF
the nineteen national banks in the
Fourth Congressional district OF West
Virginia, which have the honor 10
represent, consist of men and women.
mostly OF limited means. who. in many
Instances have put their all into these
institutions. And so II is that We must
consider them and the thousands like
them, who are scattered throughout
this nation. who are little stockholders
In little banks. Under the terms Of
the charters which authorized these
banks. they were not compelled 10
take large part OF their capital and
deposit IL with the government at a re-
duced rate of interest They came into
being with that understanding Their
stockholders became such with that
understanding. Can you say 10 them
now. We will make you do II. wheth-
or you want 20 or not?'
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REMAINS OF GAYN0R
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funeral cortege. escorted by a squad
OF mounted police. made its way
through dense crowd of quiet people
who uncovered as the hearse passed
TO the town hall. The hearse was fol-
lowed on foot by woman in deep
black. who had at her side a little
girl. The woman declined to give her
name. but said she was a friend OF
Mayor Gaynor's from New York.
The secretary OF the lord mayor,
assisted by a delegation OF civic dig
nitaries. received the body at the town
hall. When the coffin was placed on
the catafalque one end of Il was COW
the valley bearing the following in
scription; Deepest sympathy from
the lord mayor and citizens Of Liver
POOL Another wreath, composed OF
Easter lilies. bore a card inscribed:
The condolences Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
Washington"
The hall where the body Law was
then cleared. and Rufus Gaynor was
left alone for a few minutes with his
dead father. Afterwards Mr.. Gaynor
was taken 20 a hotel by Consul Wash
ington
when Mr.. oaynor had left the buiId.
deal box and placed in a massive o Tuned 1ei
OAK casket on brass plate on che
cover was the inscription: WIN JAy
Cay nor. September. isi3"
six policemen. who were relieved Al
intervals. stood at attention around the
oasket all night AMI will continue this
DUTY until the body In removed from n
town hall tomorrow morning for the sad
homeWard voyage on the CNInard Line
Sieamer Louitania on whirh a special
mortuary chapel has been prepared
Eight uniformed quarterrnasters Will
fsrm the guard 81 honor during IN.
voyage
Rgfu. Gaynor tonight va. On tn,
point 81 collapse from grief and anxiety
and WIS unable TO give further details
concerning the death ~ his father ~
expressed deep gratitude at the honors
accorded the late mayor by the Liver
pool civic authorities. Ar Gaynor va
Informed BY Consul Washington that the
Eishop Of Liverpool had offered TO con-
duct religious services over the body
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the mayors holdings OF real estate and
securities varieusly estiI.ated the
value OF his real ectSte as Ircm s5OO-
goo TO $3.Oo0.oc0, With the Consensus
OF opinion favoring a sum rot more
than half the larger ffgl:-r. Mayor
oaynor had large ard .ucro,iye law
practice before he went on TIA bench.
and had realized much II .ces from:
important trusteeehips ana from wise
Investments. It's legal allowance in
the settlement or the estate OF William.
Leigler. the baking powder manufac.
turer, OF vstck be was trustee, was a
large one.
Striking Event.
The ststAdiS --cr. GO the day I'm con-
necccn vlsA mo 21St.cx: complications
winch haro Lrisen tcrcrgh the death
OF ldsso- 0SyE5r, VITO was an indie
pendent candidate fer rr<;ac.lon. came
when the Gaynor csSa ,es.Sn managers
designated George NcAneny. fusion
candidate for president o. the board OF
aldermen. as their candidate for mayor
70 take the vacant piace on the ticket.
MT. McA.sr-. hc~eTsr, promptly de-
ciined the no:Eor. oocisr,ng he would
not ACCEPT H.;J n1rnIIacon in opposi-
uon TO iohn ?ercy Mitchell. the fli-
sion MORNINGS.
There exisse., tonight the impres.
sion that the G<y7or managers would
persist: for s tfIno at least. in their
In the field. William r. Wilcox. for.
mer chairman CT the public service
commission. ives mentioned as another
man whom the Gaynor leaders had
urged TO accept a place on the indie
pendent ticket
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COMMISSIONERS SALE


- - @.11~~t0tas
Anna seabrisht. ct al
BY virtue OF the authority vested In
cree OF the Circuit Court OF Ohio Coun-
cause OF ' II Heneerorn. plaintiff. and
therein psndiaa. on ss. i ssfe ss,n o.
ofds pus sHeh . SS 70 Pas, use win ss
best bidder; ut the north front door of
the Court House of Ohio County, in the
shTuRD% ss'p ssp, Msss v5t,ni, ,,,s
following described real estate. that Is
square number s~en,gus,r 's sns; si', AL, IN
the improvements thereon: also lot num-
e Per, eleven CID: in square twenty-sls
lots or parcels OF real estate are situ-
ate On the west side OF Wood Street be-
tween Thirty-eighth and Thirty-ninth
OF Ohio. and State OF West Virginia be-
ing the same property OF which Fred
erica Ackerman died SEIZED, and which
special commissioner. by deed dated the
:sth day OF May. 1881. and OF record in
Deed Book No. 20 spage SIS. OF Ohio
said lots or parcels OF real estate may
De sold as 4 whole, or separately.
purchase price. and so much more as the
purchaser may elect to pay. cash in
hand on the days Of sale. and the balance
In two equal annual installments. due In
one year and two years from the date
OF sale. with Interest at six per cent
from day OF sale. the purchaser Givins
his notes with approval personal secur-
ity for the deferred payments. and the
legal title to be retained as further Sc
curity until the purchase money rhaii
have been fully paid
CHARLES r. CARRIGAN
Special Commissioner.
7 hereby certify that bond and secur-
tty has been given by the above named
special commissioner as required by
law and said above named decree.
JOHN l.. KINGHORN.
Clerk OF the Circuit Court OF Ohio Coun-
~. West Virginia
au-23-2e-s-6-l3
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hare but he declined with thanks. ..y-
that no services be held until ths re-
turn OF the body to New York.
Inc lead or the lord mayor OF Liver
pool IN doing exceptional honors to
Mayor Gsynor has been followed aener-
ally throughout Liverpool F1aEs on
the town hall and other public building.
snd on private buildings were lowered
Hufus Geynor and the nurse who ac-
companied Mayer Gaynor will return 10
New York with the body.
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Fight In Concord.

CONCORD. y. H.. Sept i2.-Harry X
Ihaw Will make his night for liberty in
this city. Governor Felker will grant n
nearing some day next week. probably
"wednesday, on the demand of Acting
Governor Glynn OF New York, that Thaw
be eXtraditted.
This was learned tonight Informally.
the governor having received no word OF
me matter officially as yet. He plans
10 40 TO ms home tomorrow morning for
the Weekend. but intimated tonight that
n Sherin liornbeck. Of Duchess county
y y, was likely TO arrive here during
the forenoon. he would wait and receive
the requisition warrant the sherirr IL
bringing from Albany.
Three OF Thaw's attorneys were al
ready IN the city tonight. and II was re-
ported that Judge William NJ Chase
who was formerly on IN supreme bench
Of the state. would he retained as the
leading New Hampshire lawyer in
Thaw's interests.
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FOR SALE
DWELLING AT 35O5 EOFF s.

DWELLING At 3jO5 EOFF ST.
Including VI lot. situated corner
35th and Eof streets. Dwelling
contains Q rooms. finished attic
bath room, finished laundry. good
rcomy cellars. Building prsctic-
ally new. This desirable dwelling
and lot can be purchased very
reasonable. For further informa-
ton please apply at above address
Or call Allsrd Doepkin. care r.
SeHenk & Son.
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INV WORM. sept. e. sixteen Amer.
lcan refugees from Mefico reached hero
on the steamer Eapcranza which arrived
~ hieht from MEXICAN ports bV uav OF
iiaNana Harry Herlincr. 4 resident ~
. .i'"neth. Y. y. ono % che PARTY. said
fhr Mexican navernnrerf 80. 49,
eNrrN thing Possible o. protect Arrsrlrara
thi american property ffe and tho
m' loftty % his fellow rasacugera be-
'l'' lafed, came ur from Mexico more for
= vacation Than hecauee ~ fear ~ IN.
jurJ 90 themseltos or their property
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NTIIN |WII srnI b : T0TIr N0-erl-
cans tn tHc state ~ Tahas.n have boon
tnf''d hL rebels Irt1 fhe town ~ rror-
.l,Ih hmd ere appealing Tor boat 10
take them away. Tho r.beIa ,rc rer.,.s.
7" nave rtniufei towns 81 short dfstrrre
= rom lr"ni'ru tu H CONS deraUle distance
Wv" N" interior 81 The state Win ne
~ option 90 cIEIt uf ten the Arn.rir.n,
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sn. o. W AZ WILL
CELEBRATE AHuTvrHaAHv

mendnF efeuiuE lu their hall ON tho
royth Slde. Garfield council SO O. sr
- " 4 M will Celebrate ifa thirte.r.fb
anntNerrHrN The members viii r4fher
100 the hail and on interesting musical
tng Ufernrr program viii 10 rendered
social hour.
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Colso Acosta sailed to-day for Eu.
rope on the steamer Lanavarre as
the special messenger OF the follow
ers OF General Felix Diaz in Mexico.
lie bears a communication TO Gen
eral Diaz who is reported TO be in
Switzerland. concerning the political
conditions in the republic.
New Revolution.
The secretary of war to-day issued
warrants for the arrest of Reman
hosalles. governor Of the state of
IlidalgO and Congressman Bordes
ManGel. who left here yesterday on
me Ward line steamer Mexico. II
Is believed that the warrants will
reach the port OF Progreso too late
Tor the men 10 be taken of there II
- said here that the government fears
that General Felix Diaz. General
Manuel Mondragon. former minister
OF war. and Senior Acosta will form
plot 10 return TO Mexico together
and start new revolution. A mill.
tary force arrived here today with
more than million rounds Of cart
ridges and will sail tomorrow on the
Transport, Progreso for Tampico La
ter this body Of men will join the
force Of General Mas which is op-
Grating against General Zarranza.
After Bandits.
SAN ANTONIO. Texas. Sept r.
all troops stationed on the border be-
tween Eagle Pass and Laredo have
taken the field Ia an effort TO capture
the band Of Mexican gun smugglers
who fred on Dimmit county Officers
Yesterday. The soldiers are co-oJerat-
ing with citizen posses which are
closing in on the bandits
From every town near the border
posses are being rushed 10 the assist
ance 81 the troops and sheriff Gard.
ner More than one hundred ranch
men are in the field. aud a battle -
expected hourly
The Mexican outlaws are reported
10 - commanded b. an American.
Residents on the border are aroused
az the outlaws killing Deputy sheriff
ortiz aud the treatment Of former
Sherin Buck. who was beaten and then
released Tho rsnchmon declare thew
VII lyneh the outlaws when captured.
- Big Rebel Victory.
MEXICO CITY SEPT Il The
rebel general. PanhlO. is reported 10
nave taken FresniliO. state Of Zacafe.
cas-. ana 10 have scattered the federal
Garrison ~ 900. capturing nny-six
urlsnnefs. Two gatling guns and much
ammunition. The rebels have opened
Geographic communication between
Durango and Gomez palacio. a suburb
pi Infreon and are operating the rail
road 90 limineg and Chilhuahua
General Bravo. the federal com.
mander a. Torreun. while proceeding
hOuthWard with a portion of the Tor.
con EAtrison IN an endeavOr 10 open
communication. was aftacked he
rebels ~ Picardias Tho resu1f -
the hght is not known
The British vice consul al Gomez
Palacio has requested pernission
from his government 10 assist British
tTN 20 leaVc tho town. Shirh many
81 them desire To do on H. efrengft
OF president Wilson's recent advice
10 Americans 10 get out 81 the re-.
public
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PoR RENT.
FOR SALE OR RENT

- room hotel on Market street with
al furniture ami fixtures. t70o per
month. old established trade
p room hotel centrally iocats5 ,..r
srk~i street with al fYrnifurs and
PLACES are for sale
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w iAsp. Texas. Sent ia srepiaI
ifaiu bearing American and other for
.iEn refugees from chihuahua CITY Co.
VIC border departed from there fo-da r
without troop protection Tho trafr fs
living white flara fu the hone ft.t
ltI'iF VIII not modest 10 Hv reuueat ~
me Americans on hoard no federal
troops nrcOurauffH the frafr
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DEVELOPMENTS
tcontinued from FIRST Pare.)

departure from Vera Cruz either for
Washington or for Mexico City is en-
tirely dependent upon instructions
from Washington.
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Hottc> 20 Manufacturers, Jobpsrn. Mr..
ehants ana Other wholesale DsaSsrA
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, The I
tie state Board OF Control OF the state
OF West Virginia will receive bide daily
a. It's office at Charleston. west Vir-
slnla. for furnishing supplies Tor the
mArag CInent or which is vested in said
Board Contracts Wall be awarded to the
lowest bidders. quality considered. ard
other things being equal. West Virginia
dealers viii be kivcn preference
ListA OF supplies needed will be fur
nishef bidders en- receipt of requests
stating the line desired.
STATE EOARD or CONTROL.
aG-t-o Charleston. West virginia
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

IN Irontera are refugees rom riarta-
lions Nhi-h are nov overrun with reb-
pniciai des1atciles from Tanfuf-q say
that tlr"' hundred Amorlcars fn mat
suetrtct nave departcd a. result ~ me
warning - President WILSON The 81
"dun through Vera cruz b. dimfnislfng
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TELLS OF SULZER
tcOntinu.d from Firs. rag.)

& Fuller. June -. 1910. In Septem-
Der. SulZer borrowed $4,000 from the
firm. giving as collateral 400 shares
OF Big -Four" railroad stock In No
Nember Of the same year Sulzer add
ed some American Smelter stock 10
his collateral held by the brokers
big -Four declined from 50 to 81
within a year Mr.. Fuller continued
but Mr. SulZer ~iRht some more
of the stock and - ed Southern Pa
cihc 10 his holding
On November -. 1912. a few days
after he was elected governor. MI
Fuller continued. Sulzer walked into
the Office of Harris and Fuller with
ten one-thousand dollar bills in his
hands These he paid on his account.
his Indebtedness. owing 10 other
transactions. having increased 10
sj0.6i2 ON December s. Mr. Fuller
said. Governor-eiect Sulzer paid In
person $4,000 more in cash on his &C
count
on June T. Of this year Sulzer's
debt 10 the brokers had been further
reduced one ~ the checks. Mr. F'ul.
Ter said. was from \. r. Spriggs. a
former governor Of Montana
Lieutenant Oommandcr IosephthaI
~ Governor suffers stan. visited the
ONCE Of Harris and Fuller on July Is
last. Mr. Fuller added. and closed
the account by paving the balance.
f2g.739 Mr. Jo~cUhthal received the
stock leff bv Suizer ~ collateral.
'ofephthal presented an order which
YVES produced today. " vas signed
William Suilrs FOR Mrs Sulzer
Mr. Fuller could give no cxplans.
fion Of the words FOR Mrs. SuIzer.
h" aid. ~ neither no nor his fra
lad ever hsd aay dealings with her
TO INSPECT SCHOOLS.
The heath d'par menl I'm charge
~ Health Commissioner Etzlrr. Will in
90 few fsvn nav visit Of INSPECTION
10 nv III schools Boo the city. in the
HOPE of saiccuarding their scholars
against any contagious diseases that
may come up soon ~ present the
DEPARTMENT g. busy yacCinating the
children ~ Tho Il ifcrenf schools
u seems that tho old idea against
vaccination has vanished. and even
me most skoptical has given up that
~ De- tho only thing ~ do % save
coniarlon In fhis rf-Ieade an tho
children will be- tabul1tcd. and those
who have not been vaccinated will be-
attended %
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WANTED-rOSlTION

-
POSITION by Young ladv sfe0
- y. g.,... WIN tnree ears experience
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CITY HOTELS.


2oo1LYH
- 8. MI Vernon Ave: near Beach.
Railroad Station and Anus. Reasonable
rates. Home comforts. Newly remodeled
and refurnisheo- open all year
JAMES McKECHN1E
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SEALED PROPOSALS
SEALED pROposAI e

SEALED PROPOSALS
For the paving OF Cruger street will
be received by the Recorder OF Town
OF Patterson up till Thursday. Septem-
Der is, 1913. y. m. Plans and specifi-
cations at Recorders ONCE on Shep-
ard street
ANDREW j. NIEHAUS.
Recorder
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REQUISITION FOR


Ibe citizen OF Coaticook, Que. who
vas denounced yesterday by Jerome
az the leader of the anti,Jerome
movement which resulted In his ar.
rest ON q charge of gambling. re-
manned In Colebrook today IN spite
OF the III feeling his presence has en-
sendered. He vhizzed around I'm a
motor car good part Of the day and
.nis fact prevented Thaw from being
taken Tor an airing this afternoon.
Trip Abandoned.
Inc sherin had agreed TO accompa-
tne prisoner on q ride, and Thaw
anu MS lawyers were about to climb
INTO INTO the machine when the report
spread mat two cars bearing Cana
olans were stationed a half mile or so
out OF town, toward the Canadian from.
yer. There has been SO much feeling
SHOWN In the Thaw matter by the ca,
naoians and SO many Of them have
Haiied s1ter him here that Jerome
put his foot down on the motor trip AZ
once. Through his detective aide.
pressed the sheriff with the inadyis-
ability OF such liberty for the prisoner.
s and Insw returned disappointed to
On Monday naxt he was TO hav.
Bench n Montreal on a WITT nc Of hsb ns
corpus This was rude,y upset by his
election from the Dominion under or.
ders from the Minister OF Justice. but
the writ will come up for argument.
nevertheless. II was said today that
some OF Thaw's Canadian adherents
were planning to spirit him AWAY 10
Montreal, II possible. In the hope that
the writ would be sustained after Ali
Failing in this. so tho story ran. they
purposed to put him aboard a yacht
and eventually get him to Pennsylva.
MIA.
Deny "stropg Arm" Plan.
Thaw's lawyers, one and all. de-
MED knowledge OF any such plan and
repudiated any intention of resorting
TO strong arm" work. Mr.. Jerome
on his side said he was Just as anxi-
Gus TO avoid anything irregular in
connection with New York states en-
beavers
Thaw himself. II Is understood has
refused two offers to aid him in an.
other break for liberty. Apparently
he got more than enough liberty OF
that kind In his wild ride on Wednes-
day and he places his hope in the
courts. II was reported that he was
again trying 10 dominate his LAWYERS.
This they denied. Ex-Governor Will
liam A. Stone. of Pennsylvania. came
today personally to represent the
Thaw family and with his coming the
lawyers here unused TO Harry's
ways and moods. seemed TO breathe
easier.
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MAYOR GAYNOR

toenfta.sa fror. -lrv. ,,r,,
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S0A. for $4,000

af hui'dinga orchard. 5000 worth 81
'iM'iHIt NFIl eHffrrd and fsuresl q great
tfFfln ln l-n-t f1r $500. easy terms
TWO tfrr'. Fnnl brick hrIae. or.Esr.fa'
20 fHf FnfL OBJ ord Faa win al nv
lhf.Uf ~ hp re. biz Dc. barn. Tor $500
'NI~f NIN FaNe o. rarf Tor = good
plano Nf|fe fsr r|rf.ar ~ ~ 81
= .sf~rf. ' Ist Rank BIdg CambridEs.
'i' au-1s
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WANTED - Female Heir
Wanted-Msle and Female Helo

- }. -, :, ------->-----~------------
,''f'i Felabie men and
women, Co becouc detectives can 10y
write a-2 German Bank BLDG. Wheeiir-
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COMPLETE PLANS
Minot Normal VIII Open in octobe,
According tn Board nocieIo.

Minot Normal Will Open I'm October,
According to Board Decision.
Minot, N. D., June AT a meeting
or the state board Of normal school
trustees. arrangements were reached
which will permit u temporary term
to be commenced at the Minot normal
school in October. The buildings Will
not be completed by that time but
the Methodist church and the armory
VIII be used. and the people Of Minot
have arranged so there will be no
extra expense for the state for rent.
and only a small faculty will be en-.
gagged to commence with.
The board will meet again June 10.
az the Melville normal school. when
contracts for the employment of teach
ers. as many as will be used there
this fall, will be entered into.
President Crane Of the Minot school
has made some recommendations. hut
definite arrangements have not been
made as yet. All the teachers for
the Valley City and Mayville normal
shcools We're engaged at a meeting
held in April. After the meeting of
the board at Mayville this month the
poard will not meet again till Octo-