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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-01-22
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Or. Walker. Thomas Sha aud Nobl,
Montgomery attended the Masonic ban.
quiet in Grafton Tuesday night Of las,
week.
William Hunt Is visiting friends and
Relatives in Philadelphia. Baltimore and
Washington.
Mrs. samuel Callahan and three sons.
Of Johnstown, Pa, are visiting Mrs.
Callahan's parents, Mr. and Mrs John
/ Watkins
+. w Candy, Of Terra Alta. candidate
for the county clcrkship, was here last
Thursday.
Miss Fiossie Montgomery, Of Kinvwood
is visiting at the home Of Mrs. Noble
Montgomery
Miss Eva lIaeans was the house guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. John McKone for several
days
The oy ter supper and festival given 10y
the Baptist church in Browns hall on
last Thursday evening was quite a sue
cess. The night was cold brt the coast
Ing parties dropped in frequently for re-
freshments
Miss GLADYS Pierce spent the week end
at her home in Buckhannom
II + Watson aud wife were business
visitors TIA Graiton-on Friday last. .
John w. Keener has returned after
spending several DAYS with his father. ON
his farm near Austin.
j. j McKone, Jr, made a visit 10 his
old home at Wcsternport last week.
Mrs George Poland was shopping in
Grafton one DAY last week.
Mr.. Potter, General Manager of the
Thornton Brick Works, was a prominent
business visitor here Saturday.
Mrs. A J Bouafeld. who has been
visitingher sons here, has left for Huttons
Vile TO spend some time with her dangh-
ter, Mn Forest Hutton
Miss Gladys Pierce has passed the en-.
trance examinations and is ready to begin
on the course prescribed tor the degree of
ID. VI. S, under the tutelage of Mrs
Everett Walker.
III Halbrtter was business visitor
in Fsirmont ON Saturday.
Frank Osborne and wife visited in
Grafton last Sunday.
1t ~ quite lad among the younger
get here to make known on every oc-
casion, both publicly and privately their
favorite names. The following are most
often heard: Marie, Griffith, Fred. Philip
(better known as Rooster Feather).
'Wuf" Uncle Jonathan, John, Arma,
and Elizabeth
Winfield Conn, of Cumberland, was
the guest Of friends over Sunday
The j. O e. 4 VI on Friday last pre-
-ented tie Tuunelton school with a very
handsome American iag Among those
taking part in the presentation were b.
: Rankin, NJ ID president board OF
rduratidn; Burtu- Miller. presiding Of
liccr; Miss Ethel Wile- and Roy ,iuse-
"au, representing the high school Supt.
- jameson pronounced the beuedic-
ton
Miss Edwina Frantz was shopping in
Grafton Saturda.
Col. w. j. Layclc was business
visitor in Grafton Mund4y
Rev. Powell, Of Grafton, was here for
"a lew hours Monday
The measuring social given by the
Ladies Aid society Friday was a SUCCESS
AMI general good time enjoy ed 10y all
present.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-01-22

Milton Nke and family were the
of Alfred cnpp Sunday.
c, L Nieman IS at home at this wrIl0
ing.
Fay Frankhouser was calling ON friends
atBrUceton sunday.
II Hileman was a guest at the home
OF w Cupp Sunday.
Harry Cpaman aud family spent sun.
day at the home of NJ Il. Cupp.
c. l.. Nicman Is an applicant Tor the
position OF tending the switch at Bruce
ton
john K"ly was calliog on friends in
the vicinity OF Locust Grove saturday
IL is reported that the root of J.H
Cupp's coal mine has fallen.
L Frankhouser VAS here one day
last week on business.
Our school. we are glad to say. is pr,-
crossing nicely with Josiah Di,morc ~
teacher.
There is surely some attraction at
Cuzzart for Charles Wolfe as he is obscrv.
ed to travel in that direction quite
frequently.
Nj X Cupp and wife were calling on
Edward Wolfe Sunday.
Curtis Nieman, We understand, will
soon leave for Ohio where he expects TO
work in the future.
ID. V. Hileman was visiting at Philip
Schnopp's Friday.
There must be something wrong ~
George Shatler was observed To be- travel
alone ON his return from Cuzzart.
John Smith was hauling coal from T..
Fishers last week.
Ava Nieman was visitor at Gibbons
Glade Saturday night.
Renzie Cupp assisted John Feather e.
move last week.
John Cupp was business visitor nj
Albright the first of the week.
Earl Spiker was hauling lumber the
past week.
Edward Wolfe il kept quite busy in
his shop during this cold weather.
L. $. Cupp was business caller AT
lIazelton one day last week.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-01-22

| Mrs. Cyrus Shaifer and family wer
guests at the home Of G. +. spiker sun.
day.
Clay Glover and wife were visiting a,
I A. Frankhouser's Sunday.
Frank Kelly was calling on Gay Guse.
uian Sunday.
Charles Wolfe and Miss Bessie Rode
beaver were visiting at Clyde DeBerry's
last saturday evening.
J II. Cupp has rented his property "a
Charles Wolfe who expects To move i'm
the near future
Gnely Strawser, who has been STAYING
at + X Mtller's returned home sunday
c. VI Wolfe was business caller a,
David Feathers one day last week.
Howard Hileman and |. A. Frank.
houser were at Hazelton ON business
Friday.
NJ Il, Cupp and family. Miss Rheua
trankhouser and Miss Nellie Nieman
were calling on Winfield Frankhouser
Sunday.
George Miller and May Miller were the
guests of David Livengood aud family
for the week end.
{. I. Spiker and family, OF Bruceton.
were visiting at |. A. Frankhouser's sun
day.
Alva Nieman and wife, of Gibbons
Glade, were visiting i'm our vicinity during
the past past week.
Ezra Kelly was hauling coal from J.
III Cupps the past week.
ID. V. lIileman IL suffering from a
severe attack of rheumatism and We are
sorry to chronicle that he is no better at
this writing.
w ;. Cupp was business visitor at
Bruceton one day last week.
Rev. EnVle will hold series of meetings
here ia the near future and il is To be
hoped that he will meet with success.
Miss Maud Forsythe was shopping in
Bruccton one dav last week.
Renzic Cupp Las been working nj
Philip Rosenberger's during the past
week.
Some OF our young people have been
attending the religious meetings at
Cu1zart.
George Shaifer has been digging coal
for Il. X Miller the past week.
lloyd Liston, who has been on the sick
list, is again back on his route carrying
the mail.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-01-22
Demand too seed Potatooa

Numerous requests Tor seed potatoes
are received 10y Professor A. l. Dacy of
OF the college of agriculture. These re-
queats come not only from West Virginia
but from other states M well There Is
mn excellent market for good seed potatoes
and Prof Dacy insists TINT those parts
OF the state having the higher attitudes
would do well TO devote large areas to the
growing of this tuber for seed purposes.
In certain tests West Virginia grown
seed potatoes have proven superior to the
famous New York grown seed. A price
well above the usual market price for
potatoes can always he secured for good
seed potatoes Prof. Dacy, who has
charge of the truck gardening work at
the experiment station mt Morgantown,
Invites an those who may be, 6terestcf-
IN th" seed growing propositions to write
hlm personally concerning this subject.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-01-22

SIM NV servNSS.WN charge OF
Rev Reed, superintendent OF this district
and Rev. Idleman the local pastor Rev
R'cd delivered two very able sermons ON
SATURDAY and Sunday respectively.
Mcclellan Hartman. a director Of the
Terra Alta hAnk, attended meeting OF
the board Monday and went from there
I" Morgentown on busin, s.
Mrs. Walter Mctheny il on the sick
list a. this writing pr DeFoe il her
attending physician and it Is hnpel thai
'hc will experience a speedy pcoyery
Elrl Gibson has r. turned home from
Dawson, Pa, where hc has been visiting
relatives ANA friends for the past ten
days
MeSdames Guy BishoG and Asa Myers
accompanied bv Misses Mabel Fnrman
and Bertha Augustine were shappinr
here Monday.
Or Abbey will deliver ire, lectnr,
Friday evening" January 30th. at the Mt.
M"riah church ON New Education" Tn
which IA cordial invitation il extended
the public.
Messrs. Oliver Gale and Joseph Martin
and Artie Forman aud wife composed a
party that motorcd to Valley Point sun
day.
Staley Miller accompanied 10y a she'd
lad OF men, women and children drove
to Q. w. Forman's Sunday and spent a
very pleasant day.
Bruce Ringer and wife, Of Lenox, wcro
business visitors in town last Thursday.
Farley Lis,on is suffering from an at.
tack of rheumatism.
Elmer Englehart and wife passed
through here en- route TO Bruceton Satur-
lay to VISIT home folks,
Arthur Wilhelm and daughter paid the
parental roof II visit Sunday.
Mrs. Edith Wolfe was visiting at the
home OF Walter Metheny Monday.
w. A. Wiburn made business visit
to Hudson Tuesday.
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John @. Kelley butchered beef ne
oen,ly.
Grandma Nirman is visiting her son.
g \ Nieman and family.
Lawrence Goodwin, OF near Valley
Point. was in our vicinity Wednesday.
Ronzie Cupp called ON relatives AT
Clifton Mills recently.
Andrew Rodeheaver WAS hauling straw
from J. J. KelleY's few days the past
week
Mrs Martin Cupp AMI granddanph,ers.
tn'a and Ruby Fike, visited relatives at
Brandonville Sunday.
Ezra Kelley and Charles Ringer have
hecn hauling lime rock from the pino
swamp the past week
Rev Albert Engle preached here sat
urday night. He expects to hold a series
OF meetings here in the near future.
5. Frank Kelley and wife were at
Bruceion on business last Wednesday.
Miss Ellie Benson went to Brandonville
last week t. help wait on her mother.
who is sick
Milton Ekc and family, of Clifton
Mills were guests at Alfred Cupp's re-
Gently.
). Frank Kelley butchered beef last
Thursday.
T.. c. Parrack and c. Q Craig were in
Our vicinity on business recently
Jesse Beerbower, of Glade Farms. at
tended service here last Saturday night.
Clyde Kelley, Of near GAINESVILLE. spent
few hours with friends here Tuesday
afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. Clay Glover, of Hazel
ton, MIR. and Mrs Cal Spiker and little
daughter Avis, and Miss Coda Frank
houser, of Bruceton, visited at /. A.
Frankhouser's Sunday.
John Q Kelley and son Charles were
at tszelton on business Saturday.
Z. Il. linger, of the Preston Monu
mental Works OF Terra Alta. was here
one day last week He was nccompanied
by Lawrence smith, OF near Bruceton
Some OF the Young people from here
have been attending the series of meet
lngs at Cnzzrt the past week conducted
by Rev ID. Orr
MIR aud Mrs Melvin Cupp and chill.
dren, Charley, Dan and Mary, and
Misses Nellie Nieman and Rhcua Frank
houser, were guests at Whitfield Frank
houser's, at Sugar Valley, last Sunday.
Misses Maude and Frances tiuseman
and Eurnth Kelley, Mcssrs. George and
Gay Gn-eman aud Jesse Beerbower Wis
lied Mr.. and Mrs James Spiker last
Sunday.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-01-22
Fire Wards and Signals

The following boundaries shall consti.
tue the fire yards in the town Of King
wood:
All east Of Sigler street shall be known
~ ward No. /
All west of SIpler and east Of Price
streets shall he known "a ward No. 2
All west Of Price aud east If Tunnelton
streets shall be known ~ ward No 3.
All west AMI south of Tunnelton. High
and Beverly streets shall be known "a
ward No 4
All west and north Of Tupuclton, IIish
aud Beverly, including that wbicl, lay-
~cst Of an imaginary line north with
Function street shall be- known az ward
M 3.
IN'rRucrloSs now TO russ iN THE ALARM
In case Of fr, a. night call 10y tcleph ,n,
the electric light plaut giving the warj
IN which the fir. orcnra
H. cas-" Of Err ia day time can hy te'r
phone t'the 'lrctriciin's homr. nrxtdY ,
90 th- plant
the iir" ularu 100 be tie frru v9i d.
foil 'V-d b, fhe y,rl signals
T"n ~ roqH stool fp .m.rafz. 1r
ft Pc h.u1lt.r- o. uu gl,.
q f lrt uy 10 %,
d.f u
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-01-22
FellowsviIIe

Are you still keeping those New Years
resolutions?.
Miss Hazel Rutherford, of Thornton.
who has been visiting friends here for the
past two weeks, has returned home.
Miss Laura Eliason, of Evansville, /,
laying with her sister, Mrs. Bert Sid.
we'll.
Clarence Woodward visited home folk,
a couple of days last week.
Greed T. Bolyard attended meeting
Of the board at Tunnelton ON last Satur
day.
Walter Stafford, of Rowlesburg, spent
the weed end at his father-in-law'a. b.
f Woodward
Misses Anna and Claudne Harve,
have returned home Miss Anna ha.
been staying with her amt IN PITTSBURGH
and Miss Claudnc has been stayinr viii
ner sister, Mr- 5 III Garner, oi king
wood
james III Shahan is working at Howes
vile.
viii Lawrence aud family, Walkrr
Pouls'n and family, Mrs "A b Znn,
aud Misses G"ldye and Mildred Wood
ward spent Sunday at Jacob Murray's.
Miss Ella Criss has returned from Tun-
Melton.
Several OF our young people attended
the festival at tie Ridenour 4choolhouse
Friday night and report "A very enjoyable
time.
Mr. and Mrs w A. Watson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Willie Watson and daughter and
Miss Leah Lynch, of Tunnclton, wcr
calling on DR. and Mrs w. W. Bucklcw
SUNDAY
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-01-22
Valuable Bird Loaf

Lost Bird: The dear little trained
canary that il TO sing Tor the big Musical
Whirl ut the nrmory next week has dis
APP AIRED md the management il quite
concerned, lest thr little fellow, lott in
fhi- cold wiutry blast, may be suffering.
Anyone finding and returning him in
prrs"n to Nis- Ilctzel will recrive as u re-
ward for their ki"dne--, ticket for the
big Whirl This little bird will most likely
TAX" r-lug" ia some spot dove town in a
most con-picions place--lo1ok Tor him.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-01-22
NOTICE TO LIeNHoLogRs.

10 all persons holding liens py Judgment
or otherwise, ou the real est re, or any
pat Thereof of Catherine Maiola and
Charles Naiola
ln pur-uancc Of decree Of the Circuit
C'urt 81 Preston county, made in cause
ih' r'in pending 60 sui.i.st the real estate
"i tlic said Catherine Mainla aud Charles
Maiola 10 the satisfaction OF the liens
thereon you are hereby required 10 pre-
seat all claims heidi by you aud Zach OF
yUu against the SAID Catherine Maiola
aud Charles Mazda which are liens ON
their said real 60 ate, or any part nj H.,
Tor adjudication 40 NE SO my office I'm
kiugwood, Preston county, West Viz
siuia, on or before tie 10Th day Of Feb
mary. 1914
Given under my hand this 10Th day Of
January, 1914
1915 BEN BRADY, Commissioner.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-01-22
WEST VIRGINIA STATS GRANGE
Forty-seeoad Annual Meeting a.
merSsosowu was LorssS Attended

The iorty-second annual session OF the
West Virginia State Grange Of the Patrons
1t Hushandry Convened at Morgaptown
January 18th aud 10th. 1914. This was.
pernaps. the best afforded session Of
tins Organization since It's institution in
this state,
There wer delegates present from
nearly every subordinate lodge in the
state Many OF these members were
present Tor the purpose of takiug che
iiGh and sixth dcenrs of the State Grange.
There were only two from this county
who took this work Messrs T. T.. Cnpp-
ett, OF Terra Alta, aud j w. Dorsey. of
h'nywood Besides the initiatnry work
there was much business OF importancc
transacted. There were quite a number
ut resolutions adopted calhng Tor rt-n--
and congressional legislation concerning
agricultural movements Judging from
the stp'ngth of the National Patrons of
linsbandry il II safe to predict that these
governmental assemblies will, in tho
very near future, begin to "sit up and
take notice." at least, il nothing more.
Many interesting discussions ON differ.
emit agricultural subjects were INDUCED
IN and much valuable information CLEAN.
ed Toy the scientific farmer. The state
commissioners of agriculture, Mr. Williams
was IN attendance aud gave a short but
very interesting talk on the evening OF
the 10Th Altar the business session had
concluded "A banqu.. was held which was
served 10y the ladies OF the West Virginia
University Grange 'rhis feature al the
meeting was enjoyed 10y all who Asxe
iortunat enough tn be there and taySe
part. State Master Atkcson presided
~ toastmaStcr and introduced n number
ol ladies and gentlemen who delivered
short toasts ON the varioV agricultural
subjects nj the conclusion OF which one
ct the most SUCCESSFUL meetings of the
State Grange was adjourned sine die and
all who had been ON hand felt that il was
good to have been there
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-01-22
Romnoy'a toss Is ElkIn, Gain

Mr. Cnrl Montague. hus hcen nppolnt-
Ell hy B-hop l'eterkin o. the charge of
the Episcopal church. at Illkins. he hav-
ing hrcn ordained 20 the ministry some
little time ago
The dioce-e l. tn be congratulated i'm
hnNi"g enlisted this able. high-minded
Christian gentleman and the people OF
ElkIu- might pas u vote If thinks to the
Governor for bridging about condition
which will 20 much inure 10 their spiritual
aud social welfare --Virginia Free Press.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-01-22

los .H.Iar,. u. .I n.r
tre p1u CIR TluuI
only 90. na ip cure q u p.I t.st
.s by co..ri .uto.lI .cw,f.- ID tu 81.
i- gu b} 700 iuHHrI dt.m of u.
muspY Huut .i rc Uu- ,lau ru.a
When this lube D. inHmri you ba,, O.
rumbling sound or imperfect hearing,
and when IL is entirely closed, deafness Is
the result, and unless the inflammation
can be taken ont and this tube restored to
is normal condition. hearing will he de-
stroYed forever nine eases ont of ten are
causei by Ctarrh, which IS nothing bot
an inaamed condition OF the mucous
surfaces
We will give One Hundred Dollars Tor
any ease Of deafness (causcd bv ca,arrh)
thav cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure. Send for circulars. free.
FL. CHENEY q Co Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by druggists, Zoe
Take IIalfs Family Pills for constipation
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-01-22

10 lhe Creditors If John q Brown, 40.
ccascd
ln pur-nauce OF q decree ~ the (srcuit
Court OF the county o. Preston made in
cause therein pending. e. subject she
real estate Of tbe said john o Brown A.
the payment 81 hrs dcbls, Won are r..
qnri'd 60 present your clains against the
estate ~ The said John g Br1wn fef ~.
Indication TOD BEN Brady, Commissioner.
20 his office in the said county. 20 81 l..s
fore the 9th dae ~ February 1914
Wines ! ~ WMson. rierk ~ tt6
said court, this 10Th dsy n January. SO
i3-ct j. w. Wa1soS. Cler
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-01-22

The big New Yeafs ball ID Che King
wood arm1fy went of 20 nicely tina;
another one willbe held Monday nirht
February 2, (tiround Hog Day Pro-
ri4fis for hegieff ~ the kiugwood hsse
bel tesm tifod mnsic and ropd order
t.Yeffoftiy Invited 10 colnt and have a
Kold time
1874 i. sff0rlt Rao,< Af4.....,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-01-22

Taking baby up At night i often the
cause Of bad colds. Use DR.. Fahrney 8
Teethins Syrup and stay IN bed. 25cts.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-01-22
CURRENT COUNTY COMMENT

All communications must be signed and Tuesday evening
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-01-22
coMMIssIoMeR,s NOTICE.

Commis-iYncr' Office.
kiugwofd ~ va lan 20, 1914.
iuc Il w'c-hIrg Grocer Company
Va
CnihrrIn- Mmnla % al.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-01-22

The next nunbor FOO t.Ic concert rpufa.
which appctrs st the KiugVoJl aruYry
ON Friday NIGHT, February d. IS the M4n-
Get priced attraction ou thc Dit aud Be-
supposed to Doe the b,st hence 30 would
pay those desiring 90 take adv.u e.. of
this number to make their arrangements
80 that they can attend The Star
Musical Entertainers are 10 reality stars
IN their line. This company has never
been through tins section before. but the
press IN many Of the larger towns and
cities speak ~ the highest terms oi thp
Stars. The tickets will be- on safe Or TO,
exchange at the bopk store or Saturday
morning. tie last DAY Of thr nout, Re-
served seats viii be 90 cents with hall
price Tor The school Children.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-01-18
MOBERLY GETS
 YEAR SENTENCE
JURY OUT MORE THAN TWO HOURS AND THE VERDICT
 WAS A COMPROMISE.
Negro Had Been Indicted Under Rape Charge Which Would Have Meant the Death Penalty.

Dan Moberly. a negro indicted by the grand jury on a charge of rape, was at midnight last night made ey- dently happy when a jury brought in verdict that reduced the offense to carnal abuse, and had fixed the punishment at one year in the state penitentiary
 1t was evident that the verdict was a compromise, for at the outset the jury appeared divided, and two hours later it did not appear that verdict was probable. but Judge Gotham was patient, and at midnight there came call from the jury room and the verdict was brought in
 The prosecuting witness was Can sada Porter, a negro girl about l2 years of age. The prosecution was conducted by Attorneys A B. Beld. ing and John Hoskins, and the defense by Attorneys Gladson. Chappele and Lawson.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-01-18

Houghton, Mich, Jan. 17.-Cha.les H Mover, president, and the six oth- CT officials and organizers of the Western Federation of Miners under indictment here for conspiracy. will be considered fugitives from justice by Houghton county prosecutors un- less they return voluntarily to the state to stand trial
 Geo. E. Nichols. special prosecutor tonight expressed the opinion that the federation leaders would return Of their own accord, but he made it plain that the full power of the states leg al machinery would be brought into play, if necessary. to produce them in court January 26, when the thirty one copper miners, indicted jointely with them, will be formally arraigned
 All strikers who have been arrest ed here under the conspiracy charg- es appeared today before Judge O'Brien and gave bond Before night. fall all the strikers, including four men indicted on the charge of carry ing concealed weapons, had been re released from custody
 The special grand jury spent the day in secret session. considering the deportation of Mover and Charles Tanner from the copper district on the night of December 26 Adjourn ment was taken until Monday with out any indictments on this phase Of the strike being returned.
 Forty-nine strikebreake?s arrived in the district to work in the Ahmeek and AhCuez mines No effort was made to molest them. Thirty men, including a few strikers, s.1-ted to work in the Osceola mine.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-01-18
SUIT LIMIT EXPIRES.
Shippers and Passengers Barred from
 Filing Claims.

Little Rock, Jan -T.-Iudge Jacob Trieber in United States district court today made perpetual his injunction restraining shippers and passengers from suing for excess fares collected by Arkansas railroads during the pe- riod of the Arkansas rate litigation.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-01-18

rcpercut to the jaw, Spectators and referee called it clean fight. Kirby is in jail
 shindlers death is the second fla tality that has oyertaken California moXers within several months In August 1913 John Young died at Los Areeles following a fight with Jesse Willard. Willard was tried for prize lighting and acquitted,
The Sentinel=record., 1914-01-18

The ruling prevents the filing of fur ther claims against the Iron Noun tain railroad because the date for til- ing them with the special master for the court edpired January i The same ruling will apply to the Cotton Belt railroad, although it was not a party to the sui The cases against the Rock Island and Frisco railroads have never been tried.