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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-02-19
V.IESL cyan
Preparing fora Game with the
SchoIasticS Which WIN Be
Played in uGkIIannon.

FSIJ6sK FHANNON. Feb. 10 - The
Wesleyan basketball team is away
this week on its trip through the
central West and viii raturn home
sunday evening TO begin pre- ions
to do battle win fl1e CIafksb1is
the state The game IS TO De played
on the wesleyan door Wednesday
night. February 20; and from al APP
pearances viii be the baskeooa4i
classic OF the state.
Clarksburg won from WeS3eYa
on the Ciarksburg door a month ago
by. the rather large score o. s32 70
10. bat ether scores have shown
that this is hardly a fair rat ng ana
that when Glarksburg comes to tne
Wesleyan Hoor great contest VIII
be on.
College at Buckhannon by the score
|of 40 to %, while the Echolastics
lost to lDavis-Elkins at Elkins by
score OF 53-1T. Tbs dope" would
indicate that Harrisburg was out
classed, but such is not the case as
|Clarksburg was no doubt handicap
ped by the playing floor at lclkins
and when they get on Wesleyan,s
Regulation floor will show their
class. NO one at wesleyan under
rates the Scholastics, ana IT 6 freely
admitted that it certainly looks. that
the team that beats Clarkaburg wall
ybe he state chafhpto tN6 ~
,Claaqssburg lwaIl 9run a special train
here for the game and arrange
are being made to accommodate the
largest crowd OF the year. Only
limited number OF tickets VIII De
sold, and when these are gone the
sale will be closed. Advance sales
are going on in Buckhannon ana
those desiring reservations may nave
them by writing the Acme DOCK
store, Buckhannon.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-02-19

This is most wonderful external help
to the muscles and tendons. It pcnctrntes
the tissues, makes them plant to readily
yield to natures demand for Expansion.
so there, is no longer a period of pain, dis
comfort. raining, na1s5a or other symp-
toms SO often distressing during the anxious
weeks of expectancy.
Mothers Friend prepares the system for
the coming event, and its use brings com
fort, rest and repose curing the term. THIS
has most marked Influence upon the baby,
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And particularly to young mothers Us this
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danger that, would otherwise accompany
such an .occas sion. Mothers Friend thor
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muscle involved and Is a sure preventive
for caking. Of the breasts.
sale at all drug stores at $500 a bottle,
and Il highly reeoum ended for the purpose.
write Bsedfeld Regulator CO.; Z 81 Lamar
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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-02-19

she nevertheless possesses
an air OF assurance. that makes the
audience feel it is hearing not SEN
.sation but an artist of the foremost
AS an appreeiator of the music
written for her instrument, Miss Par
lows taste is in keeping with the
characteristic traits mentioned above
She is an ardent Brahmsite, and en-
Joys Brahms glorious concerto every
time she plays it. In fact, all of the
great Germans music has a special
fascination for her, and she considers
the master one OF the foremost COM
posers of all time. The Tschaikows sky
concerto as she plays it always takes
exceptionally we'll with her American
audiences, while the works of Bruch
Beethoven, Mendelssohn, GlazounoW
and other masters are all at her com
mand es
i. Joseph Hart is to produce a. sketch
Ifoundedson5the Silk Hat Harry car
toOns.
The third reel of "our Mutual Girl"
is showing today at the Orpheum thea
ter. Miss Norma Phillips again dis
plays her wonderful ability as an
actress in this serial Offering, which
should attract the attention of every
| moving pictures fan. The PORTRAIT
| of Anita" a pleasing two-reel Ma
! iestic play, is also shown. Miss Billie
West has the lead, supported by new
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-02-19
TIE IHEATERs

late photograph IL he8ewith pre-
sented OF Miss Kathleen Parlow, the
celebrated vioIinists who is to give
a recital here March as q number
of the sfarcato Clubs winter course
OF musical entertainments.
Kathleen Parlow,' says a well
known writer, mas all of Elman s
good pdfI1t ia. Ter playing. and none
oil his bad-dnes, for bad. features are
not to be found in her work. But tes
this one must add reference TO her
repnarka b LEI p sonallty This is re-
hected5liI sr playing, her manner OF
speech eEE whole mode Of living.
W ifst q z i@ afs nsBRsF sa saS
las mars the playing Of so many violin
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-02-19
RAGING !. u.
fContianed from paEs one.l-''

8. . y rs r
SO a,,er took in business session
Of the organisation, and there seems
-, oe ! Great amount Of added inter
est manifested, in affairs 81 the cir
cult. The schedule OF ldates as. a.
stands now. is the most compact 3 y z :
cornnlete since the circuit was sven
birth. All the affairs taken up a the
r,eeting went smoothly and there was
little if any discord,
Prominent HoI'Scmel PreseRt.
Among those present were; george
Hook. Col. Bob Anderson and Rlcn-
ard MandelI of Wheeling; H. u
Ernst, Rockport, Ohio; H =. hlin : z
secretary of the Forest City Far AS
location. Cleveland. Ohio: a. g: Fen
mock, Cranwood. Ohio; W. y Beers
Oil city, and j. F. Austin OF Cory
The attempt made by q Russian z y
,lar,z1l.to purchase High Adnirat.
. :07R the fastest trottinE stallion !
in Pennsylvania. was the topic o.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-02-19

mucn comVefsattun- rne JANUS
horse sosutUch In demand isaoRg ned ~
]. H. Moore Of this city.
r M Me6Sraw. peFlutendent f'ot
tie McKennan Farms, OF which SIR.
Moore Is proprietor, states yestes da5
shat Tor the past severed months me-
sc.ctual efforts have been made 70 Sc
cys-e the famous stallion. but Atr.
Moore turned all offers down, -sGtI s.
Jog 10 part with High Admiral
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-02-19
b |BOWuNG|lA
a N EW 81 i,
Wallac Garnes.

WALLACE, Feb. 1s-The Wallace
Duck Pin League was opened here
last night on the Tetr.ck alleys with
great success. The first contest was
between the Doves and Cubs, the
Doves winning by5n3ue pins. The re-
suit, of the game was in doubt from
START to finish. Both Sides rolled e tx
ceedingly we'll. considering what lit-
tie practice they have - had Davis
had. high score and Fran RqSmith Oh
average for the evening.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-02-19

Majestic stars. Saturday the oEpheRm
will present another new Warner
feature entitled Olga skpa. q eat
uring Miss Helen Gardner in thrill
ing Russian play.
The draanatization sof Bringing
Up Father Is to open. in. Gtica early
next month.
Charles Klein's play. THE Money
Makers" will be produced in the IAN.
lie is writing another drama entitled
The Outsiders"
"Mutr,and Jen in P9nama." which
appears soon at the Robinson Grand,
is divided into three acts and three
scenes and is by that versatile au-
thor, owen Davis. with lyrics and
music by VIII II. Cobb and Leo Ed
wards The production Is as usual
sponsored by Manager Gus Hill. who
was. the first to see the posstbhtties
of Mutt and Jeff'' in stagedoInr The
company this year is exceptionally
strong. harboring as it does over fifty,
people, all capable in their respec-
tive fields of endeavor. There are
pretty girls, comedians who can rouse
incessant laughter, performers who
can engross and entertain and a seen
.ic investiture out of the beaten pa tn,
.,oo, 4r,,;,s,.a r5 Ma t,aI- u A,,l,--
30 .leed +tair tr,,,. .t,is ,Ionth II,
~ 49, =, '.,,Sa..+ inci,Irjfnn
49, =, t.i,s, nnoTf
o - ~ 49, 1S 1aI.m and isTbe
Lily"
No matter how good musical
sS,ncaad uniess there 1' 10 = god chorus.
Tbat is uTaf w Gormas whose
1,s,,.,,,, ~ co,,,atiia,,s 'annasr tf{R
ss.it 80, - a,it 49, az fI,s t,obi,,
III, Ga La - bas fonnS ont eFter Years
~ .Sns,.ie,,c 80 40 tt1at beii93as aiways
many ,S,s1iS musical comedies one 81 the
S l Feaf1Iras of the show, = Good
4ealx t9e, girls. good LOOKING both in
g g15e Rnf thew do more nor Than an look
nrattv they are able to sing. act
pa Z. nd
- : ee ~
odsop the tbea l Is ns'41 ofrerine coIfhide
and Montrose in a splendid novelty
act and Moore and st. Clair in clever
sinptne and dancing stunts The
tinOaI1n eood Tbey 49, are "a Mos
zee from across the Sea by the
caifo Comnanv sssCutav's vacation,
\ fina Vitaerarf, ofgarine o with Wallie
Van T,illian Walker and. Flora. Finch4 |
in the LEADING parts. and .HThe Sher-
lock Holmes Girl dandy Edison
No. of '.The Adven-
lures of Katbivnf will. be shown
shown THURSDAY. February &c.
ssfsfe
Laurette Taylor and members of
her company playing in peg o. Ny
Hea rt,' are to give four sDlayletS at
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-02-19
cnurh Medicine for children.

Meier give child cough medicine that
contains opium in any form. When opium
is ei-sl other and more serious diseases may
follow. Long experience has denionstrated
that there is no better or safer medicine fer
coughs, colds and Group in children than
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. il IS equally
valuable for adults. Try L, 1t contains no
opium or other harmful drug, For sale by
Eli deelers.-sA dveEtisement. -
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-02-19
sMALIlPox FATAL.


F,AIRdONT. Feb. 19-George
Smith, aged SO, died here today al
ter a two weeks illness with small
pox. No new cases have developer
here for two weeks and the SITUATION
fs believed to be under control.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-02-19
TRAIN STRIKES CAR.
~ nraoc,ATru PRGss3

PITTSBuRG. Feb. 1s.-Fitteen per-
sons were injured. four OF them per pc,
more and Ohio passenger train struck
j street car in the Hazelwood district
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-02-19

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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-02-19
''BackaChe! Me-
oh No. - Not Now. Z
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Users Guaranteed.

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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-02-19
nh
And Gas Wells in This County
2 Are Being Started Now in
GoodIY Number.

This county is completing and
starting more oil and gas wells at this
time than any other in the state. 6ar-
dis is the only district that is furnish
ing anything better than light pro-
ducers. Ihsthat district the wells are
far above the average and show very
,creditable staying qualities. Anew
pools like those on Rock Camp run
and Big Elk creek would go LONG
way toward supplanting the decltn 'ng
production in other districts. NO 9th
er. section in the state is completing
enough wells and of sufficient size ~
keep from showing a decline IN pro-
Near salem, in Ten Nile district.
Hafheimer & Brast have drilled a
second test on the Randolph heirs
farm through the Gordon sand, and
will have a very light puLnper. Whel
first drilled through the sand 1t
showed very little oil but Improved
after it was shot and will not prove
a failure. In Sardis district. Strot h
er Bros have drilled a test on their
own farm through the Big 1njun sand
and have developed good gasser.
The Hope Gas Company holds the gar
fright on this farm and the Wei has
been turned over to that company
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-02-19
Make This and Try #
for Coughs
This 4omc-Made Remedy has
NO Equal for Prompt
Results.

Mix one pint of granulated su1garwithh
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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-02-19

4 daily labor paper will be pub
Iished by labor unions in Porto Rico.
Cevlon in 1910 produced $4,000
ponnds Of cinchona bark. compared
nltn 15,V0O,VUU pounds m 1851,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-02-19
Cant Help But
Admire Babies

Every Woman Casts Loving Glance as
The Nesting Cuddled in its Bonnet.
A worlan's heart naturally responds to
the charm and .sweetness OF n pretty child,
and more so to-day. than ever before since
fne advent of Mothers Friend.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-02-19

Tonight9s Game.
Giants vs.. Tigers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-22

"HE news of tho Blue Bird .
farewell engagement at the Salt
Lake theater Monday and Tues
day, February % and "a. with
special matinee Tuesday, has brought
joy to both the children and the adult
playgoers of this city and vicinity, for
rarely has an attraction been booked
that so appeals to the young.at-h
OF all ages. 1t is because the poor chill
dren Of the woodcutter IS cottage have
no one to bring them gifts and because
happiness is likewise denied to a neigh
bor's sick child, that they 90 forth to
seek the blue bird which signifies hap
piness. The quest Of the blue bird
turns out to be a wonderful excursion.
The boy Tyltyl and the girl Mytyl
are chaperoned by the fairy Berylune,
guided by Light, followed by their am"
NAL companions the Dog and the Cat.
while Milk, Bread, Water, Fire, Sugar
and other everyday objects assume
them on their travels, OF the marvel
Gus things they see and encounter there
is hardly an end. They visit the Pal.
ace of the Fairy and the Palace of
Night, dwell among the forgotten souls
Of the Kingdom Of the Past, and peep
into the Kingdom of the Future, there
10 see the souls as yet unborn. a
graveyard blossoms into lilies as they
look at it: a flock of Hours troop out
Happinesses appear and dance with
Joy. 1t is long, long journey, filed
with the most fascinating scenes and
crowded with Incidents. But, after
all, it is only the interval betwixt bed
time and awakening. '*The Blue Bird, -
sought and almost captured In distant
climes, is finally found right within
their own door
Such is the barest outline of Maur-
ice Maeterlinck s fairy fantasy which,
translated into many different Ian
country, has brought to children and
adults everywhere new meaning Of
the word happiness In the presenta-
tion here is promised the same gor-
geous series Of spectacles that enter
tanned New Workers at the New thea
ter.
Practically the same company that
played New York year or so ago is
coming here to interpret the play. The
of Master Burford Hampden and little
Miss Editha Kelly. Among the others
in the cast are W. H. Denny and Cecil
Yapp as the faithful Dog and the
treacherous Cat; Martha Messenger as
Light, Alice Butler as the Fairy; Ro-
sepha Chisholm as Water; John Suth.
erland, George Sylvester, Harriet Ster,
ling, Ethel Brandon, Charles Hampton,
Angelo Romeo, Dore Davidson and En-
lily Cameron
And juvenile actors-the play Just
swarms with them. Graceful little
girls Intervene the dances of the
Hours and the Happinesses and the
Mist Maidens. All is wonderful mys-
terry and charm. 1t cost s15000O to
produce ''The Blue Bird it is said
but aside from the mere expenditure OF
great sums is the more important con.
slderation Of the loving. artistic care
that was devoted TO making the poet
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-22

attendant litigation preventing the dra-
ma s presentation.
However, the right to produce it here
has been secured by the Utah manage
ment and patrons Of the popular stock
house will see this week Il production
worth going miles to witness, The
story is western, typically western in
east invades it. 1t contains tense sit
uations. pathetic incidents and an abun-
dance Of rich comedy and is certain TO
please all who see IT..
The story involves the adventures of
Joe Lacy, owner of NThe Hoorah -
mine, wonderfully rich property He
is a big-hearted uneducated miner, a
man with heart Of gold. Because
of his wealth he is attractive 10 n
who has daughter Lacy marries the
girl and loves her with all the strength
and power Of big man. The girl, in
fiuenced BY her heartless mother: cares
only fer Lacy's wealth. Mrs. Kent
assumes charge of the Lacy household
and the inevitable rupture follows when
Lacy discovers that the women are
grafters. He leaves and finds solace
in the companionship of his miner
friends.
Lacy learns that man named Wiz
tDrop mas Dcen NlslIlng MI6. -h5Cf. HS
also learns that 2 son-'-The Heir to
the Uoorah has been born and he
poes back TO his family. By this time
Mrs. Lacy has learned TO appreciate the
noble qualities Of her husband and
comes to realization that she loves
him Mrs. Kent does everything within
her power 10 keen her daughter away
from Lacy. but in the end loye tri-
umphs and a reconciliation, is the re-
suit but only after trying times for
all concerned.
There are several highly dramatic
scenes. but running through the four
acts there is vein Of comedy that
keeps an audience in veritablo uproar
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-22

- 'Botwecn bocHsS is | written for
laughing purposes only, this clever cou-
pie succeeds in telling a pretty little
story intcrsperscd with songs and
dances.
Nelson and Nelson arc a pair of aero
bats who vie with the best of them aud
go ono better by doing their most diff
ficult tricks on stills, Their grotesquc
makeup and antics, together with the
difficult stunts they work under the
guise of comedy, keep their audience in
roars of laughter.
Bv way of distinct novelty in vau-
deyillc Bombay Decrfoot. a fuIlblood.
ed Indian offers some striking fcats
with the lariat and handling the rope,
Decrfoot is said to he d vcritablc won.
der in his chosen line Of endeavor.
The first run Kalem film, too, is dc.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-22

tion. Billed as "the chocolate dandies
IL Il southern specially" they do a
bIackface act with glad trappings.
brsa s6f ssG Goe eG o sons ana
at the slightest provocation.
Still another corking good pair of
entertainers are j Hunter Wilson and
Efie Pearson, who indulge in airy
persiflage under the caption of cat
the Reception. Their offering is saitl
TO be one Of those pot-pourris of JOY
dear TO the yaudevillian s heart.
Theu, James Mccormack and Eleanor
Irving are destined TO hold the boards
with cute filtration on the promenade
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-22
D OsITlVELY delightful.

lN OSJTlNELS delightful,
w. describes 10 y nicely the
bill at the Pantages thca
where melody aud mirtb, y
touch of uniqueness, hold one IN
alIuring grasp from the time the
chestru begins until the fall OF
final curtain. ''The Eight Orig
Berlin Madcaps are announced as
latest sensational novelty and acrob
dancing act. The Madcaps como
the Pantages circuit direct from.
entire season at the Berlin Winter
ten. The bevy of girls are a Jolly bu
who have accomplished an innoya
in terpsichore with picturesque .
bate dancing, with special music.
compartment. The old world seemi
excel in numbers of this sort ant
is claimed for the Madcaps that I
are the best of the acrobatic danc
The Alpha sextette is one OF the 2
known singing organizations on
vaudeville stage. Both classical
popular selections are offered by cit
yocalists in scenic surroundings
are sure to win approval. Willard
Wis, who is sponsor for this delIgn
vaudeville number, Is quite promlr
in national music circles. and has
ten together corps OF singers
represent the choicest ia lent. The
work has won high praise from
best critics, and the ensemble mum!
have been widely commended for
harmony and artistic presentment..
repertoire is the result of a knowie
of the public taste which comes =
ten wears experience on the part
Mr.. Jarvis. Each selection has 2
chosen because of its appeal to enc Z
lie and because it brings out se
phase of musical excellence
Tom Kelly. in songs, whose spien
voice has been heard on sevcral Q!
sions. is most original and w
entertainer. and has been termed
- fashion plate baritone.
The Aerial La Faycttes, fau
famed throughout the circus ana va
Vile world. are providing plenty
thrills by their remarkable pertorn'n
in "midair, - as they say In the
Gus. IL
Roma Arnold offers original So
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