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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-15
3iemlid bod
Stsllsn i'd bic Mmssaben fir bic @er'
paltnng Ginsinnati's pro aopi
Der 8ep0lferung.
@as bas gnmSeS. Geninsamt in bieier
SesieBaas ansserednet fat.

Oas 9unSes. G~eniusamt bat miil'
mebr ieincn 9eridt iiber Die fir oaS
ssabr 1912 gemadJten jtatiitiibenanf'
itellungen iiber Die 8erpaltungsfoiteu
in 1856 Stdoten nit elmer einwobner'
DOLL Don 10000 un6 oariiber befannt
seseben unb aus bieien Iufitelungen
erbeat, oaB bic Yerrpaltungsfolien,
iofpeit Cincinnati in getraft fommt,
lid pro aopf Der 9epolfcrung auT ct
mas iiber ben Giirdidnitt iielen.
Sic Grippe, in uelder iib Gincin.
natl beiinbct, nmfabt Stlbte nit elmer
eimuobner5abl BON 100000 bis 90
900 nnb itlieBt auBer Cincinnati
nod Die StGote Buffalo, Gan 5ran.
cisco. @illpaufee, Sos angeles, Ncw.
arf %. g.. Nep Orleans, @aibinstpn
unb W%inneapolis elm.
Siir jein Sfmlmeien bat Cincinnati
i'm Sabre 1912 $1,000, OH peraus.
gabt, mas auf ben aopi Der gep6ttc.
rung $40 mad,t, ODER 5ebn Bro5ent
iiber Den Ourfidnitt. Den boditer
RroSentias fir Sfulausgaben bat
Cos IugeIes nit $6.65 mti5uipeiien,
mGbrenb Der ~nieoriaite 9ro3entias Der
bon Hep Orleans nit $3.t8 lit.
Gas Ioli5eioepartement foitete IN
Cincinnati $635.055 ooer $2.15 pro
Gopf ODER Gin 8ro3ent iiber Dem
Durfifnitt. am S6dNten iteIen iidl
Iiir oieies 9epartement Die auseaben
In San francisco, nit $3.43 pro
&opf rnS nm niebrisiien in 0ep or.
leans nit SLIP pro aopi.
Siir bic Scuarpebr iiellten iif) Sie
ausgaben in Cincinnati aiif Ss02,6 71
ODER $2.07 bro 8opt mas flint BRO.
sent iiGer Sen Gurdidjnitt lit. Die
bofiien guSgaben bat aud bier Gan
Srmicisco nit $500 unb Die niebris.
item Sos anseIes nit 81. "a pro aopf
su per5eidncn.
ssiir has Sanitdtsmeien Fat ginein.
nati $140.347 a%usgegeben, mas et,pa
36 Gents pro aopf bebeutet. llnsei1br
bic gleife Summe pro aopf ipirbe
fir bic gibiotbefen nit $t41.25i
Serausgabt. Sir 8obItbGtigfeits- Gin.
ilalien uno Soipitdler ltelten iif Die
gitsgaben auf $56S, 691 ober $1.47
bro &opi. Sir StraBen puroen ST..
106.1GS ODER $2.S5 pro aopf peraus.
aabt, mdbrenh in Buffalo fir bieien
3ned 1891 pro appf alisgege5en
,ultrocn.
Die 0eiammimusgaben fir Die
i1mmtIifen itGotiiten DepartemcntS
telicien iif aif $S,009.506 deer
S26.67 pro 4cpf. iudbrenb Der 9urf.
idnitt IN Der in 5rage fommenoen
Stdotearl,ppe iid aui $19.99 belauit.
Die groBten aussaben bat @aibins.
ton nit $25.43 pro &opi mo Die
nieorieiten RimeapoIis nit SIT pro
aopf 5u oer5eihner.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-15
Eterbli6feitsberid9t.

5ranf Sdiueiser, 80, 1926 We
tern Sire, Snqueit IN Sdppebe.
gt6el Burger, Is, 553 getts Ctr.
SdlpinoiiidJt,
NeIie 0cpitt, 80, 916 @eit Str.
9lutpergiftung,
Gbparo @cSugb, as, 3t5 8eit 6
.StraBe, @eidtpiir on Der 2eber.
anna Sisbarris. GA, 425 DIT 5
Strabe, Iicrenleioen.
Irtbur SciieI, %, 115 SorfieIs
Tlaee, 9lutitir5.
Sa5el @a6I, 10. Gbriit SoipitaI,
Rippenielent3iinbung.
Sopbia gberen5, so, GA Britc
Sill Moab, Ser5Ieibeu.
&obcrt Sren&. 26, 614 9roaopaq,
Subertuloie.
SoFn goung. 40, 1918 CHAPEL
StraBe. Sarniaurepergiitung
2ours SoertWcper ga, Bethesda
Soipital, Wierenleioeu.
franf Salitun, 81, Stabtiides Mr..
menbeus, grterienoerfaItung.
annte Banniiter, 81, S25 @cit :.
Strabe. arebs.
Safp6 8aiplopsfi. 45, 8. unb Spca.
more Strabc. Ser3leiben.
Senrp 8, 9edteI, rs. $50 Goptor
Str. Nitbmn.
!Senrp @iIbeIm SO, Srberfuloie
Soioital. Suberfuioie.
Gliiabetb 9prbarO, A. 1855 Glen.
bora 9Ipe.. Iierenletoen
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-15
Iamilienz Picmic
Geranitnltet am SDnntag Der Sageri'
Idle llnteritiisnngs.Gere i'm
SumbDlot Harf.

Nm tommenoen Sonntag berdnitdl.
tet Der Yaperii6e unteritiBuHgsperein
I'M 9umbolot Yart ein Jamilten.
picnic, ous iia aQem anT6eiH na9 8u
etnem qona pra3tigen grfolq geitalten
nirb.
0arauf bin oeuteten rp~eniqItens bic
Wlitt6eilu1aen, Die in Der qeitern
@benb in Sa6s' Safe unter benz 8ors
lib oes grGiibenten g6rii.. So6s unD
Der ProtOtoafI3runQ bes Setretdrs
Tbomas Gei4i itattgeba6ten 8crs
iammIuna oes 8eretns pom 8orIiber
bes Qrrangementstommtttees. Serra
Wli6ael Summ, gema6t nurben.
Wie 6err 6umm mitt6eilte, lit nit
Der Strabenbabngeielli4aft elm 4be
tommeu getrofien iporben, laut Dels
Diem bic gef0rterurQ nad Dem Seit>
plab innie bic i0eimfabrt in Sonoet'
tpaaen itattfinoct, nur muH oas Som.
mittee Dor 5reitaQ ungefGbr bic 3a9t
Der 56eilRebmer angeben, oamit bic
@eieli9aft bic n0tbtuen StraBerba6nz
pagen alr Stele 6aben tam. 0d iih
fopeit Tdon cine itattli6e Qnaebl Don
Mitqlieoern fdriftlt6 nil ibrrn ga
milienongebOriGsn o~ngemelbet bubeH,
pirb bic StraBen6abngeieaI&a pers
ibieoene @agen iteaen miifen, I'm Die
4usfliialer na3 benz 5umbplbt Yar'
su brin9en. Das Qrrangementstoms
mittee iebt iid aug ben folgenoen
6erren suIammen: 81. Summ. Wt.
RisB. Gbriit. Sa9s, sSotob S3riefer
unb ". Giiert.
9serner nuroe gelegentli6 Der aeitri.
qen SiBuna aud Die 5rage Der Der
tretun1 bes 9ereins gelegentli6 Der
am %. unb %. 4uauit in Soleoo
itdtifinbenben &onOention pes Oeuti6s
Qmeritanif9en Staatsperbanbs eins
qeheno er0rtert unb Der gerein 6eI6loB
cinitimmiq, in QnbetraGt Der Did)tigs
felt Der &onpentipn orei Oeleeaten,
bic Serren q. Worbarot. 8. 9uder
unb 5bomas 2ei6t. na6 Spleoo gu
ienoen.
our Wiinliebi6aft purben geitern
Q6enb his 6erren 3. 6olsparth uno
SO Riehoif a~nGsmelbet unb an bier
frante Mitglieoer purbe bas iibliGe
9rantengelO i'm Geiammt6etrage bon
$40 an1epieien.
Sm ue6rigen aelanaten nur Rouz
tinegeiGGfte CUR grlsbigurg.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-15
les @prSes beidulbiat.

Wiliam garneq pom aentudp, mel.
der am Sonntag abeno Soiepb 8is'
patrid BON Der Baum StraBe ourh
Welleritide 10 ihtper perleste, Dab CT
ben erIittenen gerruiubuuseu erlag.
iuurSe geitern nit 9"eitimmtbeit pon
srpei Srauen als Der Gngreiier beS
6ibpatrid mieber erfannt. unh oar.
anibin oiisica oes Woroes beihul-
oigt. Sbcmas aeIlp, neld)er bel benz
aampi ebcnfals burd, Weiicritid)e
pcrlebt wuroe. beiitbet iid i'm itGbti.
id,cn Soipital ant benz @eae Der Bel.
ierung.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-15
garffonsute.

SIN 2ptlc Ynrt miro beute I6eHo
Sabn's @ilitGrfapelle inter Der Sci.
iung BON a%apclmeiiter Tbeobor Sabn
bas foIsenoe Programm CUR Tlirhp.
iiibrung briHgen:
@aridt- .Stars emo Stripes for.
cper" .............G oIia
Gupertare su Die idOne @aIaibesa ,
i. Suppe
gotpollrri aus algeria" Serbert
Sti5se- .9p the Stpanee Riper"
............. Wiboletcn
Ghos pom METROPOLITAN Spern-
hars" !. Sobani
G~oruetiolo (9lnsgepdblt).
Scrr Charles @roB
Yotpourri aus yGipeetbearts" /.
.5rienSIp Greetings" geIiteot
Soier's aapele fon5ertirt beute
slbenb i'm 5urtep @ioge Bart uuter
Der 9eitung bon &apelmeiiter SobH
!Sofer uno oas sur 9iirdfiibrung &C..
lauscnoe programm 1T iuie iolgt:
@arit rStars anb stripes ipr.
eper" ACCOMPLISHMENTS ouia
Gupertiire gu .Crpbeits IN Der Inter
melt" s. Ofienbud,
Spring. beautiful Spring"
0iude
2ieoer. potpourri ....,.. Wadie
potpourri aus .MoeIe' @riauet
hungarian Stag" .... 2en5berg
Z lope the Gables 1890. Shipars
pettibone's Compliments @eaiteot
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-15
@ixbrahe unb 9ieb Hdble.

Bon einem 8agen Ser 4oamg
Grpreb So. entpenOete Elm Oieb ar
Der 5. unb Wain Strabe elm padst
nit 500 @iglrren. Die leBteren parsu
fir cine 5irma IN 4ibtabula, Sbio.
beitimmt. Der Wertb oerIelben piro
altf $50 angegeben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-15

100000 auf 49, 0 900 3u erb66en.
0ieies geidjab, rpie Erdiioent NtitJael
SeinB erfIarte, neil Die bisberigen NJ
tien, nit MIR orei 9l~llsnabmen, 4b.
neJmer gefunoen babert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-15
Safe'Sa4.
Sin Siss unb cine NisSerlase Der
uJieos" gsitern.

Sn Dem saitrigen eriten Spiele
5miiden unieren ,9feos" uno ben
Ybiiaoelpbiaer rGuGters" i'm Reo.
LAMB. 6ielo fungirten ShleuSerer
Dingling nnb Danger Grmin als Bot
terie iiir Cincinnati 0egen 4leranoer
reip. aiQiier fir Die @egner. Bab.
,enO oes s. @ange5 ipIroe Dinglina,
Der Die aontroae iIber ieinen Bal Der.
Tor, ourd Sdneioer abseloit, bod
fam Die Siilfe 5u ipdt, Oenn bic
Gudfer batten idou 8 2duie unb ba.
nit Den Sieg geiifert. Sanger grpin
murOe cbcnialls nah Dem 7. @an9e
our6 @%on5ulcs ericbt. Gle .He6s"
maften 8 Srefier Begen II uno ben
einSi9en 5ebler oes Spieles. Ser5og
uno 8rcb naren uniere beiten Sd)ld.
ger nit je 2 3refiern. auf u%nierer
Seite purben 9 &~uitfad)ler aegen 4
our 9anf geianbt. Dingling oerident.
tie mir einen dreipaB 5ur /. 9aie
gegen A oe5 Meranoer. Bbilaoelpbia
bate bas Slid, Orei ieiner Irefier i'm
s. @ange 5u fonentriret, pdbreno
Die unirigen D%ereIu5elt famen. Sobn.
Jon uno Byron Uaren Die Sdiebs.
rifter. .
Sn hem 5tpeiten Gpiele bebienten
Shleuberer Benton uno Sanger gr.
min oas Geitrie iiir bic .Neos" &c.
gen 5iHcup reip. Burns iiir Die Gud.
fer. Die Gincinnatier gatterie blieb
bis 3itm Gnoe oes SpieIes aui ibrem
Roiten. Tiibreno bic gegneriife I'M 4.
9ange abgcl0it tpuroe. uniere Sun.
gems madIter 10 Sreifer geeen 8 unO
ben cin5igen 5ebIer i'm Spiele. @leib
i'm 2. @anae batten tie bas Slid 4
3"rciier sl forBentriren, mas ibnen IN
9crbinoung nit 2 0reipdiie 3 2auie
einbradjte. Gle bcioen 9efritten Mou.
ipis e.. 9aienliiter) uno Sipomblep
(Sdluarmrr) betbeiligten iid an BET
ben Spielen in beirieoigenoer @eiie.
Gle geitrtgenS pieIe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-15

gale. 9atsr srbalt
fein Rinb auriid. - Receiper fir
cine Mafdinenfabrit Derlanst. -
NaalaB.Sa den. = WerIdisbenss.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-15

Seute Iafmittag piertes uno les-
tes spiel Der Serie 5wii6en .&eSs"
uno nlu1fcr5" i'm HeblanO' 6ielO.
Sas Spiel begInnt Inn 3 llbr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-15

Inner Iscnt in !SamiltOu 1T
Ser Gbnarb Srnd, 449 Sib Sinfte
Strahe. gel Sci. 476 81, Sume
E6une 1851 q.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-01-26
TEA ROOM
of the Waldo isiUsed for Dane
ing Classes by Prof.
Mott.

Prof. Finley W. Mott, the well
known dancing master of Parkers-
burg, is in the City for the purpose
u teaching dances to classes he re-
lsntly organized here. He has reg
'llar Monday night class for adults
and one for Monday afternoons for
children. The classes are taught in
The tea room--formerly the Amer
ican plan dining room-at the Waldo,
which he has engaged for the pur-
pose.
The dances he gives are entirely
separate from the regular thes dan
SAINTS given there by the hotel man
Ggement.
Both the new classes are large and
The professor is having much success
with them. The sessions this after
aeon and night are the. second in a
course OF lessons.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-01-26
USER
Bunch Of Basketball Players
Defeat SCholastiCs in Loose
Iy Played Game.

The scholastics welded another link
in the state championship chain when
they defeated the Keyser Athletic AS
ISOLATION five in loosely played game
at Hoffman Hall here Saturday night
the final score being SO to %.
Having three hard games during the
coming week the Scholastics went
into the game with changed lineup
to try out their men at different posi-
tons. Cam Osborn, who has been one
of the biggest basket getters on the
team as forward was shifted to
guard, and McAndrew, who has been
playing a sensational game at guard
was shifted to forward. "Riz" VIII
liams was out of tho game and Brad
ford played center With this patched
up team the scholastics practiced
team work ten minutes OF each half
and in the twenty minutes they tried
for field goals ran the score up to g.
With all players in their regular
positions and Williams at center tho
local team would have scored at least
100 points more as the Keyser team
was one of the weakest that the schol-
astics have met this season,
keyser. Sch0lastcs.
cunningham ..a.......,. McAndrews
Forward,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-01-26
An Imnortant Decision.

The supreme court Of this coul-
try recently handed down de-
cision of great Importance, upholding
an act OF the legislature regarding
hunting and the possession OF guns.
The law particularly applies to for
seigners and'tit will doubtless be
adopted in other states where there
issa considerable number OF the for
.eign element. The Wheeling News
explains the law in brief as follows
and points out its efficacy:
Now that the Pennsylvania weapon
law has been pronounced constitu-
tional by the supreme court, 1t will
probably be initiated by number
of other states. In brief, this law
prohibits any one not citizen OF
the United States from hunting game
or from having in his possession a
rifle or shot gun. The usual laws as
to concealed weapons, of course, con-
tinue in force as usual. There are
several good points in favor of such
"a law. A large proportion of the
crimes in which excessive drinking
and fire arms are the main causes
Is committed by foreigners; mostly
by that class Of foreigners who do
not intend to become citizens and
who have not the mental qualifica-
lions to pass the citizenship examina-
ton even Y they wished to do so. TO
keep all classes of firearms out OF
the hands OF such persons is for the
public welfare. A lesser point, but
one which may be considered, espes
clally by Pacific coast states, is that
suef a law would effectually prevent
aliens from being in position to
fight against the United States from
tho inside in case Of war with their
native country.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-01-26
.BU5KHAIN0N |



BUcKHANNON, Jan. 26.-J. B.
White, trainmaster for the B. & o..
with his headquarters at Weston,
came to town on the special from
'Clarksburg Saturday night and re-
NAMED until after the game of bas-
ketball was over returning with the
special to Weston, he was heard to
give his Views on the new schedule;
that has been tn cause Of SO much
dissention in these parts. He says
IL is thought If the train was run on
through to Clarksburg as formerly,
II would be very scantly patronized,
since the street car service went into
effect, and that having but single
track Weston to Clarksburg that
train No. 6 intereferred greatly with.
the traffic down in the Byron coal
regions, where the freight business
Is really very heavy at ali seasons of
the year, and in his opinion the
schedule will not be changed back
as It was before, as it would not be
in the interest Of the company and
he don't think the people would pat
ronize 1t to any extent II II was.
1t Is reported that w. A. Harrison
chief clerk Of the B. & D. here at the
freight station will accept and take
charge of he agency at huntsville the
2Sth Of this month. He WILDE great
" missed at the local station.
His honor Mayor Chas. Poe, spent
sunday in Clarksburg! We still like.
to go down anyway If it is little in
convenient on; a weey days, get there.
Protracted meetings still in prog
ress and reported to be having good
meetings. II would hardly be fair to
make even mental comparisons, when
reading of the Reverend Sunday in
Pittsburg, though. - a
chas. shobe, the justly popular
Chef In the busy bee restaurant, has
been off the Job for day or two at
tending to. business matters.
Hazen Philips has accepted the
clerkship with the New Valley house,
Captain Ktddy, who has been as
signed to the local run between this
place and clarksburg, with the pas
senger run on Sundays, is being Civ
en- credit for bringing them all in
about on time, while it has been.
Thought all along, that Messrs Crlser
and Duckworth were the real peers
in this direction, 1t seems apparent
there are others.
Chas. Stewart of Enterprise, was in
town the past day or so looking af-
ter business interests and renewing
old acquaintances.
Q. ]. Newcomb. telegraph operator
with the B. & o. shops. was in town
with his parents part of the day Sun
lay.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-01-26

In the center OF the Mfnidoka irriga-
ton project, according to a state
ment inst Issued by the United States
Bureau OF Education. This Is said
to be the first case on record where
q large building has been heated en-
tirely Wy electricity. The use of
electric current for heating and Tor
a variety OF other purposes in the
new building has caused It to be
known as THE Electric High
Schools"
The system of electric heating in
the Rupert High school is remark
able for Its simplicity. The usual
arrangement of hot air pipes, Aues
and so forth, has been adhered to,
but instead on furnaces or steam
coils a battery OF electric heat units,
similar to those used In electric
baking ovens, provides the heat.
Twenty IS4K, w. units are installed
In pairs, each pair with a separate
control of the current from a ewitch
board in the principals office. Thus
the principal can regulate absolutely
the amount of current used. An
switch in the principals
Office may also be used to cut out all
current from the entire building
heat, light, power, etc.
Electricity Is put to work every
where in the Rupert building. IA ten
morse power motor, besides driving
the ventilating fan, supplies all the
power needed for the lathes and saws
In the manual training department.
An electric water heater supplies the
hot water for the domestic science
department, for the shower baths,
for the various lavatories and for the
science. rooms. In the domestic
room each girl Of class OF
twenty has her individual electric
disk stove and all necessary cooking
This room will also have
an electric range and other electric
equipment for serving cafeteria
lunches on large scale.
In the science laboratories electric
hot plates are provided for evapora-
ton purposes, and each pupil will
+a1S. ga eioNVtAC dppllduCeF To lake Tue
place Of the IBunsen burners
The electric lighting system in
,ludes an auditorium set with stage
fights and switch control equal to-
hose of the best theaters. The
lighting and other equipment have
been planned with the idea OF MAX
ng the high school building model
community center"
The entire electric equipment was
by local electricians with the
assistance Of United States govern
nent engineers on the. Minidoka
project. The government supplies
surplus current from its own power
1ouse fourteen miles above Rupert,
1t a cost low enough to compete with
eoal. 1t is estimated that the cost
u heating the new high school by
electricity will be 81 1850 per year,
out the use of electricity saves the
wages Of a fireman at SIS per month,
md the cost of installing the electric
system was $4,000 less than for any
'ther system of heat-the interest
IN this investment being saved an
1ually. Ut is therefore believed that
he use of electric heat in the Rupert
High school, besides being a great
convenience, will prove a real econ
omy.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-01-26

"A delegation of Democrats from
the southern section of the state
headed by Albert Sidney johnson is
in Washington today presenting
their grievances to the president.
These democrats believe the presi-
.dnt has been forced by Democrats in
Congress to use patronage as lever
to keep members Of that body IN line.
This assertion on their part will
probably be an affront the president
will resent as early in his admins
tration the public was given to un-
derstand that he would resort to
nothing Of the kind.lWhat they hope
to accomplish by telling the presi-
dent that his course Is wrong is not
stated. They will likely learn that
their mission is useless.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-01-26
Coming Events
in Clarksburg


Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and
Saturday, January 2S, 20. 80 and 81
Traffic in Souls. motion pictures,
Robinson Grand theater.
Monday, February 2-"San Toy
uspices Of Marcato Music Club, night,
Robinson Grand theater.
Tuesday, February S-'Bought and
Paid For,' Robinson Grand theater.
Saturday, February Thames K.
Hackett in "a Grain of Dust Robin
son Grand theater.
February 16 to 81 Cham
plain Stock Company, Robinson Grand
theater.
Monday, February 17-Recital by
Miss Christine Miller, contralto, First
Baptist church.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-01-26
.GASSER
Is Drilled BY w. B. Maxwell on.
His Union District Farm
lin This County.

On the West Fork river, Union
district, this county, w. lB. Maxwell
has drilled No. ia on his own farm
into the iafty-Eoot sand and has a
gasser with a capacity OF 100000
cubic feet day. On Duck creek,
Grant district, the West Virginia
Central Gas Company has drilled a
second test on the Phinas Queen
farm through the Gordon sand and
has a buster. The casing has been
pulled and the hole abandoned.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-01-26

Soul mate" After he was found
out, his wife very sensSbly announced
that she would turn him over to the
mate" giving him a quit claim.
and trusting that the mate would
serve him as faithfully as she, the
wife, had for many years. Foster
says he has done nothing to be
ashamed OF, and that he VIII contin-
ue in the baptist ministry. Well,
he might, down in Georgia; but he
can take our word for It that he
would not in West Virginia.
Charleston Mail.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-01-26

There were enough of the mem
hers OF the legislature who saw no
reason why Speaker George should
usurp the functions of chief exec
futive OF the state to defeat his
scheme OF an extra session of the
legislature and he gracefully bows to
the result of his canvass OF the mem
hership. 1t is well that the solons
have decided that IL an extra session
is called it shalltbe called by the gov
ernor and not over his head.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-01-26
They Will Not.

John j. Sllppner, of IBenwood, and
William Cole, of Williamson, have
declined more. or less lucrative ap-
pointments under Sam Hays, internal
revenue collector for West Virginia.
This is habit Democrats will not
cultivate very assidiously.-Hunt-
ington Herald-Dispatch.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-01-26

Colonel Boone, promoter of pro-
posed great national street car sys-
TEN, is in the tolls at last, but that
will have hut little effect on the trac-
ion scheme he has had. as there is no
indication that it would ever get be
yond the promotion stage were he
as free from prison bars as the birds
of the mountains.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-01-26
ONE DRITNK.

There was only one drunk to claim
the attention OF the police court Off
Gals Monday morning and the session
of court wos of only a few minutes
duration. The lone offender was not
able to pay fine and he
was allowed to go with a warning as
10 a future otfense,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-01-26

The record breaking attendance
and the great interest shown at the
county teachers annual meeting in
dictate that the teachers are wide
awake. This manifestation is strong
evidence of earnest eagerness for
unity in the profession and system in
work
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-01-26
He Noes.

We opine II some Of those starchy
gentlemen over at Washington, who
refused to establish a mail route
from Clendenin to Walton Because
the lowest bid was eight dollars per
day. had to make the trip for peri
odsof four years that they would
consider the sum quite mall. Bet
the same fellow gets more than that
for making his decisions about mat.
ters Of which he knows nothing.
Spencer Ttmes-Record Is
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-01-26
No preiudIce.

The Wheeling Tntelligencer has no
prejudice against extra sessions Of
the legislature. 1t is simply dead sot
agin the blamed things!-IParkers-
,1Rrg State Journal 81
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-01-26
Usual OccIlIrence.

Bryan contradlcts himself" says
a big headline in the Marietta Jour
nal. Surely the journal doesn't seek
TO palm a happening like that off as
a sensation.-Parkersburg Dispatch
News.