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Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1913-01-10
UNDERWOOD TELLS
Of THE PRINCIPLE
The DEMOCRATIC Plan OF Tariff Revis-
ION is the Competitive Prinei-
ple-Wiil Retain Few Duties
Especial to The worId)

WASHINGTON, Jan, S.-Chairman
Underwood at the tariff hearing today
stated that the Democratic pahcl'
ple would be the competitive prin-
ciple." lie mtimated that the pres
ent duties would be maintained on
notterv after the manufacturers had
shown keen competition in the IN
dustry. which would keep the prof
its down,
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1913-01-10
MORE SMALLPOX.

BALTIMORE, Nd. Jan. Shine
teen cases OF smallpox are now at the
Quarantine hospital. four new ones
being taken there today.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1913-01-10
COLD IN ARIZONA.

DOUGLAS. Ariz.. Jan. s.--1wo
men have been frozen to death by
the cold wave. which is sweeping the
southwest. The temperature rec
ords have been broken. and the snow
is heavy
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1913-01-10
THREE MORE DAYS
GIVEN TO TURKEY
u she Does Not Yield to Demand the
Powers VIII Compel
Her.

LONDON Jaa. s.-The powers
have decided TO give Turkey three
more day in which TO WELD 10 the dc.
mands OF the Balkan allies This in.
formation is said TO be reliable. and
has come from the diplomatic circles
II at the end Of the time allotted,
Turkey has not signiaed her willing
ness 10 submit 70 the demands, all
Of the powers OF Earope viii be no.
titled and peace along the southeast
ern border 81 Europe win be insisted
apon
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1913-01-10
SENATOR SILVER
PRES|DES OVER
THE STATE SENATE
Was Named Temporary Presi-
dent BY Clerk Harris.
REPUBLICANS REFUSE
TO HELP ORGANIZE

Democrats Name French For Pres-
dent But Republicans Refuse to
Join In and No Election is Made
House Organizes But Soon Ad,
journs.
CHARLESTON, w. Va, Jan. s.
Senator Gray Silver, of the Fifteenth
district, presided over the Senate at
the opening of the regular session
today. 1t took that body just sew
enteen minutes to show the hands of
the two parties.
The Democrats were ready to pro
coed with the organization of the
body for the regular term, but the
Republicans blocked every effort by
refusing to name a candidate for
president or vote for a candidate
named by the Democrats.
The House got down to business%A
once and organized for the session.
and now awaits the action of the
Senate
At eight minutes after twelve
o'clock Clerk John T. Harris called
the Senate to order He read the
constitutional precedent for the call
ing of the oldest member of that
body present to preside until it was
organized.
The clerk stated that Senator Sill.
yer was the oldest member in con
tinuous service, he having been elct-
ed in 1906, and called him to pre-
side Mr.. Silver took the chair
amid great applause.
After prayer the clerk called the
roll as certified to him for the eX-
traordinary session. All We're pres
ent but Kidd and STROLLER, who have
been called home on account of
death and sickness in their families.
nations for the office of president,
and Senator S, " Woods, of Philippi,
nominated Senator French, of the
Seventh district for the Democrats.
Senator Marshall. of the First dis
trict, said in the absence of Senator
Strother that the Republicans had
no name to present for president.
A vote was then called for, and ii
resulted in French receiving thir-
teen and fourteen votes being regis
tered against him. President Silver
declared that there was no election,
and motion to adjourn until Thurs
day prevailed.
The nomination By the Democrats,
and the refusal of the Republicans
20 name a candidate or vote for
French place the Republicans in a
position opposing organization and
preventing legislation. The Demo
Gratis are ready to organize and pro
coed to business.
At a caucus of the Democratic
senators held last night letter was
received which was signed by all OF
the Democrats in the House and 9TH
er prominent Democrats here APPROX
ing the course pursued by the Dem
ocratic senators during the extraor-
binary session, and assured them OF
their hearty support.
The House organized by electing
the officers chosen at the extraordi-
nary session. j. Guy Pritchard, OF
Marion county, became the clerk to-
day, succeeding Clerk Nicely. who
held the office by virtue of his cleo
ton two years ago, The House ad-
journed until 2:30 O'Clock tomorrow
afternoon.
Senator Silver presided with grace
and fairness over the Senate, and af-
ter adjournment was the recipient of
many congratulations.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1913-01-10

Miss Ann Sites, daughter OF DIR.
and Mrs. j. Mckee Sites, returned to
Powhatan College. Charles Town, last
evening,
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1913-01-10

William Rockefeller, above. and
Franz Rockefelles)
BELvIDERE. Kan, Jan. s-"That
brother of mine, John d, Rockefeller,
IL the most lonesome man on earth
there Is no man in the world that he
can call his friend" Frank Rookie
Teller. youngest OF the three Rookie.
teller brothers, IL credited with the
foregoing uncomplimentary remark,
Frank Rockefeller Is spending some
OF his time at his big ranch here
People don't know It, but Brother
william Is worth SO per cent. more
money than John D., John p. hasn't
reinyested his nioney for many years
and Is practically out Of the eanie.'
or the three brothers, Frank IL the
youngest. 20. and John D., the oldest,
"A. William. who has been found
by the detectives OF the Pujo inves
tigating committee. is ~.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1913-01-10

Rev. w P Brooke, pastor of the
Second Baptist church, left this morn
ing for Richmond TO visit over Sun
day.
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servla Wlsharaws.

Late today the Seryian peace del
egates announced that they had de-.
eided to withdraw their demands for
the Adriatlc port.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1913-01-10

The sting OF defeat outlasts the
sweets of victory.--Chicago News.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1913-01-10

When you want all the news when
IL is news. read The World.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1913-01-10

Democrats Name French For Presi-
dent But Republicans Refuse to
Join In and No Election Is Made
House Organizes But Soon Ad,
journs.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1913-01-10

The unbroken resolution is the good
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1913-01-10
CHARGE THE MONEY
TRUST WITNESSES
WITH CONTEMPT
House Committee Takes Action
Against New York Banker.
BELIEVES GEORGE HENRY
HELD BACK TESTIMONY

He Refuses to Reveal Names of Shar-
ers In Petroleum Syndicate Flotation
Rockefeller Declared Too III to
Testify, But commtte viii Name
Specialists to Make Examination.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1913-01-10

When the committee tried to draw
from Mr. Henry the names of the
banks and their officers, it struck a
snag and the question OF the commit
tees power to inquire into the bust
ness OF National banking assoeia-
lions again was raised Mr. Henry
fatty declined to give the names and
read into the record his reasons in
Continued on Page 81
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49,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-12-23
SOLID GOLD RINGS

The most stupendous and bewilder
ing array the human eye ever saw.
Rings, Rings-the most inexpen'
sive to the heaviest solid guold. Sig.
net rings band rings, set rings, and
ainstact every imaginable 'and eodcefS;
able kind.
Guaranteed solid gold signet rings
:: : Il; ]; ' IA + S2 90
SS.5U values ...,.'' IN lA1NO
$3.50 value solid golf signet shgS
z z$:;:.. $3.50.
Guaranteed hand finished, extra
heavy solid gold @H Ok
signet rings; SM%k5
$3.50 value ..,.......''!N
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-11-27
An Old Time Thanksgiving
sY WILeuR b. NEselr

The besto ~ old Thanksgiving day q when the night came creeping down
ma n n%ns It's lie Wells gss OF misty gray above the COUNTRYSIDE and town.
Anu mdo mmer here n there's all suddenly against the dark ." =
W .a from, a e Kinney through the air leaped many q CHEEKY. friendly spark:
The blaze reflected in each face and dancing In the chndrens eyes
{: that was best that twilight time. with nuts and apples on the hearth:
The stately han clocks solemn chime took o an overtone OF nnnth.
The old at in Commandment purred. the dog chased rabbits in its sleep.
A squirrel at the window chhred-and then the silence rev more deep
Until we Ill were sitting there and watching how the embers turned
To palaces a high and fair vs. INTO oaist the backlog burned. @# s.
! hear 1t now-he clocks DUH tick, the wind that san mons the trees.
The front gates lazy whine and click a IT wa shaken by h breeze! q
And o the stars marched up the sky-%he mystic army Of the night
Each peTtng iron 1t journey high down through our window. at our light;
The old-thne carpet and the chairs, the shadows danciug on the wal. p
The slnting railing Of the stairs. the wraps heaped up out in tine hall =
Then thanks were given 81 the day-thsl thanks that started from the heart
And eac " Y "a sure some way, that he OF goodness had a p1rt
And ne while play-tred children slept the older folk talked gently on
OF golden memories they kept a treasures Of the days cor N#.#
Until the grandsire gray and thin, began the sons hey ali nus know %H
And sang with trembling lips and chin; Praise God from whom all blessings
w. @@N G& #E#ss-Chicago Post
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-11-27
Greatly Desired Lady.

n would appear from bits Of the so
G1Ei gossip OF her day that Miss Bur
egtt-Coutts' nearest approach to an
opsnpation was refusing offers Of
carriage. 1t is stated that the name
- the "Prince OF Adventures" waI
nnmnected with hers; that she re
1nssd the duke OF wellington and q
beEre Of lesser gentlemen.
For years the great heiress was this
nhrst glittering matrimonial prize In
nnn9land. and when at last she con,
aanted to change her condition by
marryipg an American. a London club
wit struck q responsive chord by OBJ
nsrving, Il don't blame Ashmead Bart.
astt for proposing to the baroness.
rye done 1t myself. IAregard II as a
@nty every Englishman owes to his
eMmiy.Intimate Memoirs OF Napo.
Inn III" I'll
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-11-27
Nun Cedl

Ethel--Jack said last night he't
eans me or die in the attempt.
Kitty--Good gracious! And did h,
eABs you?
Dthel-Well, you haven't heard o.
~ death, have your .
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HIS Retort,

You proposed to me a dozen times
Anfore finally accepted you
Yer. always do have a tough
Ekme getting you to agree to any
lhing I Want.l-Detroit Free Press.
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cruel Bate.

Visitor to Jail-And how did You
wBt here?
Confidence Man--They gave me I've
pears Just for attending to my bust
nnsA.--Puck. "
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-11-27
THREE WOMEN
TESTIFY
Tethe Merit Of LydiaE Pink.
hams Vegetable Com
pound during Change
Of Life.
Btrestor. III. -"I shall always praise
Lydia T. Pinkham's Vegetable Com

pOu1Lu wherever u
go. It has done mo
80 much good 40
Change Of Life, and
1t has also helped my
daughter. It Is ono
of the grandest
medicines for wo-
men that q be
bought. i shall try
to induce Others 10
try It Mrs, ]. b.
CAMPBELL. 2O6 m.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-11-27

Second ST, ". s., Streator. Illinois.
Philadelphia, Pa. SIT was at the
Change Of Life that I turned 70 Lydia
= PiEkham's Vegetable Compound.
nning It rs o tonic TO build up my sys-
iteu, with beneficial results. MrR
GARA HAYWARD, 1926 W.. Venango St.
eTioGa) Phila., Pa
Ban Francisco, Cal--"I have taken
Lydia e. Pinkham's Vegetable COM
lpound for many years whenever I
,WOuld feel bad. / have gone through
% Change of Life without any troubles
end thank the Compound for Il Tree
eEamend it to young girls and 70 women
|sk ali ages.'-Mrs. G. BARRIE, 80Ea
1Bth St., San Francisco, Cal
The success of Lydia e. Pinkhanrap
Vegetable Compound, made from roots
md herbs, Is unparalleled.
lf you want special advice write %
lydia r. Pinkham Medicine Co. (confbs
AsntfaD Lynn, Mass. Your letter win
~ opened, read and answered oy 4
'NenAn and held In strict condolences.
ElIllN s 5Sa HATa t VIZ dIM
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-11-27

Atubborn Colds and irritated Bronchial
Aabes arc easily relieved by Deans Men
hA0lated Cough Drops--5c at Druggists.
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sltl s aSn I3E9 t ,Ts dkJ

Few men care to say what they
)Ehtnk about women.
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Cine ipertbpplIe GmpiebInns.
9Sihtia fir Jebermamm.

IS ntrD iesf ben Aersten sageft1no~H,
raB ben RiereH mebr gIuiMerhGmieit ses
ibeHtt fperoen ioIlts, pa eieielben pie ans
bern Gr9aHe 5u eiHem geiulnsn Graes tons
trpllireH, uHo eine 8teienarbett perridtens
tuoem iie Die gtfttgeH Subfanseu uno abs
tauufuffs aus Dem R6rper eutfsrHeu earp
GiltrtruuS oes Rlutss.
8eiouosrs tpdbreno Der miHtermoHate,
iucun mir uniers 3eit msiitens i'm 5aais
SubrinqeH, fDlitsu Die Nisreu ettDas Shlft
baben peuH H6tbi9, od pir ipenigsr De
DeguHg baben, psntaer gBdiisr triufen nno
tfters retdere, i0mers Speiieu eiIsH, fDes
pur1 Die JtereH ge3lpuugcn iinp, mebr 4rs
bctt 3u Oerribteu ais Die Ratur beabitd1tlat.
auleidDen Don &iereHlei0sH, ndmltd iaps
mer 6HdeH, llniaBigteit. ben uriH 3u bala
ten, breHnenber uriH, Erids 8uit ooer SaS
b!eibe5 Ausieben, 8beumutismus, ihnad)s
oecr uuregelmdBtpe 6erltbdtigtett parnt
Sie, oaB Sbre 3iersu Der ioiorti9eu Silfe
beourfsn, um iA!immere GetoeH gu Derbas
ten
Sine QfIGnjen Webiiiu, Deide isins
Mtneralieu ODER GpiGte eHtbdlt, hat ben
btteHoiteH GinfluB. Sine ibeale QflaH3eRr
Wiihung, welde iebr grpBen 6ri0lq ais
RtereRz unD ElaieH oeilmtttel hat, iit
Gr. &Ilmer's Smump= =Hopt.
Sic tURHsH cine Qrobs 5Flui6e BON
Spamp Root per g0ft erbulteu, about
iret. Ilau apreNire Or. Rilmer < so,
8iHgbGmtOn, u. o., uno made pas GiHs
cinnotter IdgGtbe GOltsbIatt Hambaft.
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Yaprif6er 2(nterf. .-yereiu.
appel an Nitsliebfr mno srsmnoe
sunt geind) oes Rasfeu6alls.

Ter gaheriife llnterItiisumgsner.
elm fam eelteru slbeno In Der 4rbei.
.erbale sur 9eriammlung 3iIianunen.
bic unter goriis oes pflihteifrtgeu
9rdIioenten Serrn GbriItian SnfS
lmo Ger Erctotouiiibruug oes &c.
ipabrten Getretars JhcHyns 2eitt
iintiiaro. Rdfiten Sanritaa ieiert Der
8ereiu Ill een Sdlen Der slrbeIterhaIlc
ieinen aroBen Rasfenball nno Sicies
greigniB biIoete natiirlif oas Sdupt.
thema IN Der eeitriaen 8erinmmIinls.
Ia Der giernitsit,nnf it1on nit 9Io.
deHiblng II eiugeitellt Ueroen utilB.
uuroe oen gHtalieoeru ons Gers ee.
leat. iih id,cn nm Z llhr abenos in
ben iSeitidlen eirBiiitelcn, oamtt 0us
8ergHiigen neboris ausaefoIiet mer.
ben fam. Der Bali oeripridyt iebr
groBartig ju fperoen, iorpohl mas ge.
iuh als mas WastenIfonheit artbe.
tri'it. 3dhreife beirennoete Sereine
haben ibre SheiluabHe suaelaet. I'm
eas ,si:iereiie au bem farnepalIltrid)en
5reiben nit all ierueIu lllt ltnb SpaB
su erhoheu. limb iiir Die id,0niien ilno
d,arafter,lglifiten Masfen sebn rperth.
polle Vreiie onsgelesf. bic gegempdr.
tig I'M SuIpelierlaoen bon Gsberger.
on Sine StruBe. irirterbalb Der
3lpoliten, nusseiIeIt iinb. Sanunt.
fite S1le ser arbeiterhalIe limb fir
oen abeno belegt uno ohne 3ipeiiel
aibt IS ruieSer elnen gaa. uie iba
eben nur DIE gauern peranitaItsn
fonHen.
l0err SuIius 9riead ipuroe In Der
geitrigcn SiBsIHg alS Ritglieo auf.
aeHcmmen. ,yiir ieohs arnnte tpar0en
$40 linteriHislrna angeapieien. Zen
SdapdberbnIl am $. ssebrlar mno Den
gaa 6es Coo ssellom Sansertors am
/. fyebruar miro Der 8erein IN Cor.
pore beinfen uno ON benz sselt DER
abeinlanoer aarnepnl .0eieIliduft am
4. ,Sebruar iiah beiten Sr1ften rheii.,
nebruen. als Ieleant sitr 2elrrid,en
5aa.@eieaid}oft nnrne Serr .Serru
eader ernnnnt unO ais Sfelpertrcter
Serr Sssohn Wersbommer. Gie ginnab.
men betrilgen 1925 uno bic ausaabsn
Stot.25
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Observation-Disclosures.

)8en. Smith, %, Stirfspile, RD.
t9sgie Gbeet, q, Gmerp 5ptsI.
]9oHp Murslo, q, SSnOianapOIis.
iGmma Bradbury, 18, palace SptsI,
)5oispb &ramsr, 26, 1941 Central
I NpeHue.
lgarbara a6srss, 20, 278 ghMidsn
MpeHue.
lGscar MiQsr, q, RorpoOO.
tWiarp Dou, 22, 4749 Gaitern 0ps.
l2uopig QOam, SO, 1915 Central gp.
tAlite asppinger, 20. 1925 Sim Ctr.
)Glifforb 8ailep, AZ, 79 Qlum Ctr.
lWEtnnis Yeadle9, 80, 81 pIum ctr.
I!5arrp UtuQsr, %, 1857 Queen Gitp
I Npenue.
lGliiabetb S6pertng, %, 2461 gae
OerIb place.
}Sobn R. gaiIsr, 81, Mempbis, Ssnu.
lNOru Utap 8sht, %, SAT Stuplag
StraBe.
(Sonas JatIon, 35, 120 Garfisib ql.
lMaube McQqiitsr, 90, 1903 Sit
5ront Str.
(Glarsncs $. Batter, 80, GrontfOrt,
; Sp.
igrace g. griffin, 30. 511 SO. 9. Ctr.
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Mus benz ppliseiseribt. (.

Mamis Mdri6aIl uno Wattie 8ae
tenn, 3rpei Thpur3e 8ertreterinneu Der
5albpeLt, ipurDen geitern untsr Der
2lntlage Oes 1uIhenoiebitabIs Den
9robgeI6pOrenen IberIpieien. gle
neroen beItulDigt, sjnen Wann naz
mems So6n 5enOel, BON Wotn StruBe,
um $500 beito1len gu b1ben.
5bomos WiIIon psIher Dor eintgsn
1agen bel einem Ginbruh in Das 60
lumbia fSLat 9ebGuoe abgsfaBt poroen
mar, rpuroe ebenfOIi5 ZEN 8rpB3ez
Itfporenen iiber1Dieien.
Rurp Stone, pel6e auF perThiss
oene Yoritrafen 3uritbIjtt, puroe
Deoeu 5runtenheit uno unproentIthen
8euehmens nit elmer Strofe Don 30
5a9sn Qrbeitsbaus, $50 uno Den 9os
ten bs!e9t.
2luauit Shmieo. ipuroe gu 80 Ia
gen Qrbeitsbdus psrurtbetIt, neil er
Dem Nahtporter oes 6apLiu 5otels
cine gsnultige Chrfsise perisBt bate.
Shmteo nor nah Mitterna6t in benz
6otel aufgetduht, uno bate bon oem
Rahtportsr stHen ehtsn gepzSrlednz
fer Rumos Sin igi33 oerIangt. als
ibm beosutet tpurbe, baB ndd Wlitterz
natt teine gsiitigen GetrGnte mebr
perabrsiht rperoen niirfen. mdhte er
Ieinsm 4srger nit Der erpd9nten
Sbrfstse Quft.
emil fyiItrpih, Elm aeIIner BEG 5uus
lin 5oteIs, mar ent!afeu poroen unn
bate iia aus Qer1er einen R1uftl
aH9strunten. Sn bieism 3uitouoe tan!
er in Der Wontag Raht in nas 6otsl
3urud. fling Streit an uno 3srIhmst
tsrte ihIisblih siHsn 1sIIsr an osm
Sopfs bes SbertslInsrs.
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Einat an IT,

Sem lisben Ginisnoer iiber Die
3utunft nes Deutfhsn 5beutsrs" 8ur
GrtpioeruRs: 9tuubt Shretbsr ninbt,
naB oa bsfier Elm 0ottpr cine Jleuss
burt bsrbeifiibrsu cine 9srIiugunl
bic uns lebensfdhia.re Wuisutinoer
hringt, pie oereirit - ais od pureH
Muleniobne pis 50leer, Stolt,, Usits
terlpurssr. RideIt. Rupeue, gonriso
etc. uno bic Ruisntotter tpe Wturie
WolI. @srnsr, grRGu, Uliaa Slei,
souife StnliD etc. - oa Qab es uns
perseBlihe 5sater 2lbspoe. A0un=
ten ioIhe niht rpisber gsihaffen tpsr
benz - 81 lisqt Der ,3auber! -
Shmersensttnoer qeboren in bie
AranteHItube. tOnnen uns aIfo nahz
haltenoe 5reuoe unb Elm germ baben
riht bereiteH. 2eer bon uns geioen
piro pobI eos Redte getrpfF,n babsu?
E.
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