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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-04-23
WHAT Is CANNING?

In canning either fruits or vegeta.
bles, the principle upon which sue,
cess depends is complete sterilization
We now know that the spelling Of
| food in or out of cans is caused by
bacteria, yeasts or molds. These We
must first kill in the material We
are to put away, and then must scru-
pulously prevent any more from get
ting in. It really does not matter to
US, when the jelly or the preserves
spoil, whether bacteria or yeast
plant did the mischief. 1t only mat
tiers II knowing this fact makes 1t
more possible to avoid trouble the
next time.
Bacteria grow best in foods contain.
ing considerable heterogeneous materi-
al, and they do not grow in substAn-
ces containing large amounts Of sug-
ar. Yeasts grow particularly we'll
in solutions containing sugar, so that
jellies and canned fruits are more
readily attacked by yessts than by
bacteria. This Is really fortunate.
for yeasts and their spores are more
easily destroyed by heat than the
germs known as bacteria.
We can understand this most easi-
ly by applying it directly to food
stuffs In this way. 1t is far more diff
ficult to preserve meat than fruit by
canning. Meat must be exposed to
a higher temperature than that avail
able In the ordinary kitchen in order
to kill all bacteria and their possible
spores; whereas, the boiling tempera-
ture will kill yeasts, and We can,
therefore, with skill and care, easily
keep our fruit from spelling by can
ming or preserving It, Usually the
spelling OF these products can be
traced to some carelessness on our
part in the process Of making jelly
CT canning.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-04-23
What the Farm
Agents Are Doing

The Agricultural College Extension
Division circular. silsge and silos, by
J. e. Dorman and Ben r. Eldredge
is just of the press. 1t deals with
the new problem of Utah farmers Of
producing and feeding sliage. Dairy.
men who are Interested in the sub
ject will be supplied with copy up.
on application to the Extension d.
vision.
This Division of the College Is quite
as busy now as AT any time of the
year. Last week 1t held twenty farm
ers meetings in eight towns of Car
bon and Emery counties. Discussions
of poultry, irriagtion and animal hus.
bandry predominated.
A days movements Of the field men
of the Extension Division of the Ag.
ricultural College may be generally
instructive. April IS Professor John
T. Game. ILL.,. R. J. Evans and Farm
Demonstration R. H. Stewart, held
meetings with the farmers Of Price.
Green River, Castle Dale and inter
ven,ns towns. While thus engaged,
Professor Byron Alder. Professor L.
M. winsor and Ben r. Eldredse
talked poultry, irrigation and dairy
ing in Salt Lake county. The same
day Professor J. C. Hogensen was
in Cedar valley instructing boys and
girls clubs in raising potatoes and
other vegetables. ]. F. Welsh and
Lorin A. Merrill, farm demonstrators
were encouraging by advice and DEM
onstration improved agricultural me-
thods at Fillmore and Monroe, respec-
lively.
DR.. E. G.. Peterson, head Of the
Extension Division says requests for
farmers meetings are coming in
from all parts of the state.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-04-23
Opera Quartet
Coming

Music lovers of Logan are to be
offered a rare treat tomorrow night
April "a, In the tabernacle. The Salt
Lake Opera Quartet comes to Logan
as one of the regular numbers of the
A. CD. Y. c. Lyceum course.
The MANAGER of the quartet and
enc of the star performers In it is
Fred C. Graham, the noted tenor of
Salt Lake. Mr. Granam has lad
eight years OF specialization In his
chosen line, number OF years as
soloist and is considered one of the
top notch tenors Of the west. Horace
s. Ensign. another member OF the
quartet, has for many years been as
sistsnt director OF the Salt Lake tab
ernacle choir, and is thought by many
to be the best baritone soloist in
the state. The other two members
Of the quartet are Miss Edna Evans,
soprano, and Miss Edna Dryer, con.
ratio, also favorites In Salt Lake mu-
steal circles. Miss Stella Beesley.
the accomplished pianist, Is accom-.
PIANIST.
The program as 1t will be rendered
follows:
Quartet from Robin Hood. DE Koven
Contraito Solo
a. Cradle Song ........... Csrfhah
b. My Love Nell ............ Fox
Miss Dryer
Tenor Solo, My Dreams. ....... .Tosti
Mr.. Graham
Piano Solo, valse Paressiene ......
......... .............. Roberts
Miss Beesley
Baritone Solo ...................
....... A Group Of Irish Songs
Mr.. Ensign
Soprano Solo
a. Spring Song, Down in the For
est ........ .............. Ronald
b. A Birthday ......... .Woodnan
Miss Evans
Trio from Faust ........... .Gounod
Miss Evans, Mr.. Graham and
Mr.. Ensign.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-04-23

Cont-alto Solo, Good Night Dear
Heart ...... ., Baxon
Miss Dryer
Solo and Quartet, Gypsy Sweetheart
from The Fortune Teller. Herbert
Mr.. Ensign
Piano Solo, The Butterfly .Grieg
Miss Beesley
Tenor Solo, Old Familiar Songs
a. Loeb Lomond
b. A Southern Lullaby
C. Annie Laurie
Mr.. Graham
Soprano Solo, A French Peasant
Song, Chanson Provencale ....
.................. Eva Dell Acqua
Miss Evans
Quartet from Rigoletto Verdi
The public will be charged small
admittance fee of 25 cents to help
defray the expense Of bringing this
strong aggregation of musicians to
Logan. Student body cards admit
students of both institutions.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-04-23
Differed as to Needed Sleep.

Sir Philip Sydney calls sleep the
poor mans wealth." and he might have
added, 1T is every mans health" The
immortal Alfred" of England divided
the day into three portions OF eight
hours each, assigning one for refresh
ment and health Of the body by sleep
and exercise, another for business and
the third for study and devotion.
Bishop Taylor considered three hours
and Richard Baxter four hours sleep
sufficient for any man.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-04-23

For New
Instructor

Mr.. and Mrs. Lofter. Bjarnason of
this city entertained at a 6 o'clock
dinner complimentary to Mrs. Lutte
Holiday Fryer, of Salt Lake City who
has been chosen TO succeed Miss
Moen as head of the Domestic Art
department at the b. Y. College. The
table and rooms were artistically de-
corateI with cut flowers and potted
plants. Covers were laid for about
twenty
Mrs. Fryer is not stranger in our
city as she was student at the A.
C. for some years and then taught
in the county and city schools, sew.
eral years ago.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-04-23
ARE you NERVOUS?
HERE'S AN ODD CURE

Yes, it's another cure, for nervous
ness, One of the several thousand.
Perhaps 1t is interesting and spectav-
ular and ought to appeal to faddists.
Also, II is suggested as means Of
acquiring fascination and magnetism.
Charm, magnetic power and lack of
bad nervesss Here. as propounded by
a writer in the Chicago Tribune is the
recipe: q y t3 4. ia.F 4
Sleep In a rich, red light and wash
often in waters that are moderately
charged with electricity, Not only
can you make yourself fascinating by
so doing, but you can acquire pos
tive magnetism. You can secure for
yourself that wonderful power over
others that throws them at your feet
in extreme admiration and love.
There Is not an excuse in the world
for anyone being duh and stupid and
unattractive in these days when sci
entists are giving out many simple
facts that 100 years ago would have
been looked upon as beyond human
power. Never before in the history of
the human race has it been within
the reach of woman to change her
personality, her temperament, But
now the beginnings have been made
in that direction.
For three years now / have slept
every night in a room that has been
flooded with crimson flame. 1t Is at
the head of my bed. so that my eyes
are undsturbed, cannot tell you
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-04-23
Impressive FiuIIres.

The following calculation is inter-
Ssting: Suppose one boy, aged ten
years, determines to rise at five
o'clock all the year round. Another
Of the same age, indolent and fond of
ease, rises at eight, or an average of
eight, every morning. If they both
live to be seventy years old the one
VIII have gained over the other, dur.
ing the intervening period of sixty
years, 65,745 hours. which is equal to
s'7Ss and fraction days. or Just w
years.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-04-23
ADVERTISED LETTERS

-, Logan, April 81, 1914.
The following letters II not called
for within ,Ipsf two weeks will be sent to
the Dead Letter ONCE:
Day. a Glen.
LARSON 'a',5 Miss EnsaOor.
Meyers, d. e.
Markins, Miss M. E.
Poulter, T. A.
JOSEPH ODELL, Postmaster.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-04-23

Heavy impure blood makes a mud
dy, pimply, complexion. headaches.
nausea, Indigestion. Thin blood
makes you weak, pale, sickly. Bur-
dock Blood Bitters makes the blood
rich. red, pure restores perfect
health. Advertisement.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-04-23
The :, Junior
Prom

The annual Junior Prom MoDd,.
night was great success. Tho 4.
atoms were exceptionally be,r,,
In each Of the four corners
booths built Of growing vines and n.
ted plants and the inside conye,,...,
arranged with easy chairs and oo,.,
es making the spacious dancing aoo,
in an oval shape. Just before entsr,,.
the door, was a booth decorated t.,
green and white where white socie,v
straws and fruit high balls were serv
ed by Jack Nelson, the caterer. Tho
prom started at 8 o'clock and cono,.,
ed of waltzes, the one-step, two stan
three-step, ryewaltz, Harvard, the stb
number being the grand promanad.
which was led by the faculty. The M.
tronesses were next In line, then came
the seniors. followed by the Juniors
and their partners. With the Gym wei,
filed with good dancers. with plenty
Of delicious refreshments and good
music those In attendance had a
splendid time.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-04-23

Norway has one hundred forty four
tree planting societies. The first was
founded In 1900, and since then TWEEN
ty-six million trees have been planted,
more than two million having been
set out last year.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-04-23

how wonderfully restful and at the
same time stimulating its effects are.
I wake up each morning with my.
brain clear and each nerve soothed
and strengthened.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-04-23
PICTURES AND
VAUDEVILLE
Mary Pickford and Farrar & Farrar
To Give Entertainment At Lyric
Theatre Tonight

The Lyric theatre is presenting for
the last time tonight the beautiful
four reel photoplay entitled, Hearts
Adrift, with the popular and attractive
actress, Mary Pickford in the lead;
ing role.
This feature picture Is one Of the
very best productions Of the Famous
Players Film Co., and tells thrill
ing story Of the sea.
In addition to this magnificent pic
ture the vaudeville artists Farrar &
Farrar will present high class mu-
steal act.
Miss Farrar is a master hand with
the violin. Her classical solo work
is alone worth the price of admis-
sion, while Mr.. Farrar entertains
very pleasingly in vocal work.
Both the pictures and the vaude7
Vile turns IRE exceptionally high
class and the entire bill stands out
as one Of the best yet presented in
this city.
The price Of admission is, balcony
10c; main floor zoe.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-04-23
Sympathy.

II will stsrve myself II I am put
into JAIL said the militant suffra.
gette. ri don't blame YOU" replied
the sympathetic citizen. II was in
jail once and the food is enough to
make anybody prefer starvation to
indigestion. Washington Star.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-04-23
= CLASSIFIED $780,
ADVERTISEMENTS

FTNANCIAL--6 per cent loans. OBJ
tainable to buy, build or improve farm
ranch and city property or remove
incumbrance therefrom; special priv.
ileges and reasonable terms. For pro-
position, address: Finance Dept, 1927
Busch Building, Dallas, Texas. If
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-02-12

Team Defeated BIZ Scllolas sizes
IN Fast contest Played IN
IoffnlaIl Elall.

Win Two regula AZ 3 la the game the
4Sehu8 & 81 les ia he tbdKl team de1eated
: lle Mount in state Business College
team OF Park eTsbnrg in q Well play eu
sssrne On the Hoffman han doQr last
ening 4le final score being 81 g
4 9she Il ttire Of the game was the
iti IN s OF Fltit II. 81 the Parkersb burg
iio MAJ e 2 s out Of the b
MONT s n 1lIe by his team. He IS NOT
laT member or the Business
se.oIlege team but Is helping the boys
but on this trip. he formerly played
"a the Parsersburg high SCHOOL team
and is conside Tered one of the best Das-
ketba1l players IA the state.
me but the feature OF the evening
was the Jumping OF Garrett At center.
after denonst ating to the basketball
FANS that he was one of the best
guards In the state, he Is now trying
rs beat Capt " Jams out Of his JOB
at center
Tghe work OF Dick Figby at center
= d Iso very satisfac Glory which goes
to sIloF hat The SchoiA tics are vel
fortified In the ring position. NC
Andrew ct guard played his usual
fast and aggressive game. while the
work OF fartz and Thompson was up
to the Standard Ds4ss Is $50
TIE Parkersburg team wiz play
the West Virginia Business college
team on the same hoof tonight II
The Hne-up ~ 80
Scholastic, aasg eot ia M! s. b. &c.
Rigby ~ tlF al btkos Ruth
Thompson o. Fsf@ ght5 Mullen
t taas siasg 3sEaItfi dSC5y
5AFsAn drayyfsS1 1G HUI = Devore
Field goals cIarlssburg, Rigby 9;
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-02-12
NOTICE no CREDITORS.

srhe creditors OF Maud Wamsley
uecaased, are hereby notified that the
uinde igned Commits oner OF Accounts
viii ION Saturday March 9Th. 121a, be-
tween the hours of 300 o'clock a. NJ
az f,fsd Z. Shinn Ia the Union Ma
fiora Bank building, sit for the pur-
81 g 81 Hearing proc 81 and deter.
mining claims again he estate o.
aid Maud Wansley. Deceased.
al persons holding claim or de-
4afaTds AGAINST said estate vii pre-
perit 81 en- ad judlcat lon az said time
aee. together with auch proof
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-02-12
AELEGED BURGEA..
s0f Store at EIemtn ton - AEIeSted BIZ
the Loeal IRE. 49, s

she police to be the sDa1screant who
broke into and robbed q store at Fieni-
4ngton about three months ago, was
arrested here last nigh by Lieutenant
.Whyte and Officers Pest and L. L.
White. A deputy sheriff from Taylor
county will arrive from Grafton this
afternoon and take the prisoner back
for trial Dotson denies any knowl-
edge of the robbery. The police were
tipped on" to Dotson by q party. who
is said to have comp lete information
the robbery.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-02-12
PROGRAM
To Be Executed by Miss
Miller Here is a Varies.
One.

The FOLLOWING is the program Of the
recital to be given next, Tuesday ev-
ening In the First Baptist church u11-
der the auspices OF the church choir
by Miss Christine Miller, the famous.
con tralto, who Will be accompanied
at the piano by Carl Bernthaler, con-,
dsistor. of the Cleveland and Pittsburg
Eofchestras:
My Heart Ever Faithful Bach
Come, My Beloved ~. ..-. Handel
1t was Lover and His Lass 16th
wkere the Bee sucks t1sth Gem
Come Isasses and Lads t17th Cen
49, tfIry) Traditional
Ich cling Nit Lust -. Gustav Mailer
Nicht Wfedersehen Gustav hIer
Hans and Grette -. Gustav Mailer
"Adiett F'orets'' from Jeanne
d'Arc'' Tschaikowsiky
N \ sSatS ne ....s Grieg
shansodv-G Minor Brahms
Idyls of the south Sea (Eherhart)
&. Chas. Wakefield Caaman.
written for and dedicated TO MISS
Mlller)
IEmerald circles of beauty are
these isles on the breast OF the blue
Pacific -srnaIl compared with the 1nl-
mensity OF surrounding waters but
Iiarpae enough TO wave happily their
feathered palms, to bear blossoms OF.
strange loneliness. and to furnish
Ihaunts for moonIigh ted waterfalls iT-
tdescent as spangled gauze=4 large
leuoueh to- be the hpmeo f beaItY ana
love Cruel are their shores OF brok
en- coral ess over g, e
inside + side the fatfibow tsIs Whisper in
the calm 1ag6oIls ana over all broods
an afYnosnf Gro Of dyiltc! ff savage
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-02-12
J. !. !. ]. billiards J.
Johnso1 LIeadine.


+ Thomas Johnson, the champion
billiard player of the city is leading
In the 1879 batk line Tournament be-
ing played d at the Brunswick pool and
billiard parlor.
+ In the game played last evening
GIN defeated Lloyd 200 to 49, The
all stages.
johnson will meet Lloyd tonight at
z O'Clock and another good match Is
expected.
The standing Of the players to date
is as foIlows: @Ss zAk5RE
Johnson $50 .f.ss3 1s
GIL 200 IS 10Y = 81
johnson Q 90 Lloyd - rs
High Runs. 80
johnson, SO Lloyd, q II gill, If.
Average. 49,
Johnson, s.64 Cir ESQ; lloyd
2.33 ~
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-02-12

+'BillH Ash, Captain OF the d n tuslI
Benefit Life insurance Companys
duck pin team broke Ill IRE cords At
the Gore bowling alleys yVedne day
In three conseen tiEe
games OF duck pins he rolled 56I
WIN Il is the hi hest score ever rolled
in three games on the alleys the
last game he rolled 2 3S, which Is the
highest score eFef rolled In single
game Of ducks on the alleys - ~
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-02-12
ExcelIene TOT Stomach trouble.

sChamhsrlsfnss Tablets are lust fne for
stomach trouble = writes Mrs. CT. Q. Dunn,
Arnold, Pa ~ was bothered With this com
pIaint for some time and requently had bill
sons atsac lain's be = ostlecl
ne great let from the liFst and since TAX
mo one bottl6 oftheIn feel liE e.a different
,eIso7i y For SHE BY, all slle1l Over
isemeni.
ar az 3 66o g 6ni h16y6 q Il
nd mann 1ring inQ1stly Sew
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-02-12
n EXAMINATION.


WASHINGTON. Feb. H. Civil SER
vice nations VII soon be held
IN Berkeley county to I'LL vacancy
IN the position Of rural mail q rieI at
Bunker aflf The date Of the exam ina
ton has not been announced Here
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-02-12


Here is q honaesmade remedy that
faIeee hold OF q cqslaa alllio ms
md VIII usual eonqll On ordslaS9
'efliffsla IN "a hours. This recipe makes 3
iIsf--enough for whole family 4ou
Couldn't buy as much or % good ready
mace cough syrup for $3.50.
( Nix one pint of gran1lated sugar with
~ piIt OF warm water aud stir
minutes Put "a ounces OF Ftmex SttteY
cents WORTHY IN q pint bottle, and add
de Sugar Syrup. This keeps perfectly
aYla 49, pleasant taete-chl idren luxe
n. Braces 1ip the appetite and ts
sliphfIy laxative, which helps end 9
cough.
: Won probably know the medical value
az Sz5iIle IA treating bronchial asthma
6ronehftfs aslnodic Group and whooP-
ing acougl9 Pinex Is 9 most W lnaole
concentrated compound OF Norway
white pine extract. rich in guaiacoI ana
other natural healing pine elements.
Other preparations viii not work IN
this combination,
The prompt results from tAis inexpen-
siye remedy have made friends for 1t m
thousands of homes in the United States
and Canada, switch explains why the
plan has been initiated often, but never
successfully.
a guaranty of absolute satisfactions
or money promptly refunded, goes with
this preparation. Your druggist has
Pinex or win get, 1t for you. II not
send TO The Pinex Coz Ft- WAYNE Ind.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-02-12

quest Of Gibson L Henderson. the Adj
Ininistrator OF the said estate.
Given under my hand this Gath day
OF January. 1914.
FRED = sHINN,
Commi sstoner Of Accounts,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-02-12
Beware Of Oin1ments for CatarrlI
That Contain Mercury

ar fsurely DESTROY the eetlses OF sHle1
and com ief6ig derange. the whole Hystern when
enteffnE Ie through the n,neous sar4aees. sven
ARTICLES should never be used except s9s
they WIN 90 s ten f9sf 70 the gooq ySs, SaE1
M featured BY r. u Cheney 6 Co.. Toledo, o.
contains no mercury. and e taken lnternaliYs
Scffnr directly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces Of the syhteln IN .hnytlg HaiAS 1921
Cure be sure yQu get the genuine. y, g n
Caeney CO. TestfnonialH free.
SOLD By Druggists. Price, nc. per bottle.
Taka Hairs Family P..ls for constipa ton
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-02-12

M
II III LII ~
-
= =
Otto Fauerbacb who viii be re-
memhered as having written Madame
1 Sherry FOR Lima AbarbaneIl, The
/ FascinatIng widow for Julian Eli
| tinge and .Dr. ne Luxe for Ralph
Herr, Is. responsible for me book and
lyrics. Of THE E,:rety 2 which 4 e
Bohemian eomposeE. whose many
compos items Ees We siSiS5 throng a-s.
out continental Europe. ls f .s e2sls7
stein son Of Oscar
stands behind this produ on
s
Andrew Mack has received an olkeF
to visit Australia.
The second reel of eOur Mutual
Girl" series is@beine shown today at
the Orpheun theater Latest fashions
/ IN millinery are featured in q melo-
drama that is carried over into the
uert ufctilre. Miss Norma Phillips
tsSIges fha leading mart and gives an
: amusing turiesdue Of a country girl /
I .Patrons are asked to become ac-|
iouaintei with this wonderful society
SsYar1a. which fl in hfty-two reels,
one Of which IS SHOWN every Thursday
shown today are '-rhe Romance Of
Sunshine Alley, beatuiful Broncnso g
film; and sFoEs Her Brother q SAKE,
stirring western drama ny sne "a
Bee company. ! ET1aays E = .r[gssE
win be shown It is Thahh .. o,i 3,
production with Maude F'eaily ~ tne
title part. ~
4 Naturalization Of sop5es Reads
hook. "The Jucklings," is to be pro-
dtiesed. on the road.
Is, s' go e.r.e.g ~, 81
n s,rett !, & z fjlIfered d prize Tor tae1
besst nIay subTnitted to him for aext
seaso!,ss ,,se. He Il now deIuged with
/ = .,S,ss,i,,+s and deyotes a Goodly
, ls1t,-l1 ~ his leisure time to the per-
, nsal OF the efforts Of budding and ex-
isttar to a friend. Mr.. Hackett stated
! that he had under considerationS4pr
next season, "a ramatizatton OF the e q
Craig KENNEDY. Detective store
, m.asss ne Busy all the time and rec
,sniZed as one of Americas foremost
astora and Droducers,S Mr.. Hackett 8
IT,, il an example to those who seek
fame through their own activity
slle g - ~ 3.;Sse S. uesday even
go " - ~ firs+ Bantist church win
ms o r. de an e sale Ftieay morning. at
wells and HayIha sr.s drug store.
a.. v,otor viii he the Madame
5sp pi4n - H. sacond. s.Romance'
Syt,t,i,s,s "a be organized.
company z" 70 = :
Messrs' P enIeni III East Tor stop.
p s9s = ,,.,,a a,,5ears March 81 at the
1a1sI, 49, gs..S,g r. includes John
/ 1s 10 plnson 'Ial,75- Findlay, Charles
Brown' an IS,,tci,inaon Nan Francis,
W. a,o y campSeii Dickte Delaro
1 an VIZ ali T,ayFis,. William
l4eh a toneI e. clair. James r ].
, Magne pa a9Ser PLAYERS Of prominence
Fora anu 49, sSSs
5rs.ann ~ 4aites who is IN chi
Josepn. a. ortiS1 4 to make another pro
c s..o; = s S'3s, - wealthy Cnicago
du ec9-1lla '"t'AA
UeSNSA = 4
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-02-12

The annual average wage tor. y te-
torias Australia, IS almost 300
year
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-02-12

tickets for the Christine Miller re-
~ Al ID, l1SSs ssiyen neslt Tuesday even
ING IN the First Baptist church VIII
Ebe placed on sale Fttday morning az
Wells and HayIna IRIS drug store.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-02-12

Another splendid show Is ollsat .tlle
0aeoTss ,e6r- the&weSk end Miss tsl1-
Ian HT3ynard; D dainty little 9vocaiiss
snd Frred and Anne Pelot put on .
fine illggling act that Is Ss1a OF hu-
nor ~Fhe third number or the series
~ s.r,5sl Adventures. Of Ka tnlyEls q a4l=
sa,. fiS 3 tftfe OF .Xn the Tenn q OF III
fonss "a today s. photoplay festture. &
9scn Many Crooks, ran s ~ 8
~ - fiiie ~ - 3 stands ave p
eSrSall ana ne DRf seem