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The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-12-11

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The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-12-11

o4Soe Woohoo VyoJo00JoD0 0eee Ces0A
rIenvsr.--To mest the demand fos
shiny. nsw sue1 pieces. ths beaver
mint 10 operattne u fall capacity and
expects 10 have eiS.Oo0.o ono h eel1
plssss ready fos distrihutton 10 ths
chrislmas steckiag Ill over the lsad.
0f the celas hslns turned ont u the
ninl. oi.s0o.eoo vill - e3.to eold
pieces. ~ rs0ain1se u tbs nmoaut
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vill have lhs 1n11na hse1 40 esgty.
eiGAl saars apouE1 ~ IN.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-12-11

THEY KNOW.
Liquor dealers themselves kaov fsll
veil that bscasss Of tAe nature q
alcohol. drsnksansss and dsgsassaey
either n The lrinkse ~ IN his -
speiag y Tie nasnral aa1 Logical ~
sult q The Mssor tsa0c. rAsy kDov
tAslr business makes dspss1eot ~
undesirable citissas unto tie thifd
and fourth esasrasjoa. Thsy kDsW
asl have noe hss1tats1 10 dselaso thei
their customers asV ths ''peospesttvs
potisots" o. drink sose sanitasiu0a.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-12-11

Before ths Gays u Deohi6ittoa.
Maiss bssas 70 sst % her forests ss1
ssll then fes nm as1 there waa but
little neesy n ths seviags baAks.
Nov - ~ mere 0sosy h ~ ~.
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'laeoss ssabsss tAaa states whieA ~
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eaplta, while tAat q MASSACHUSETTS, y
absst IN ~ eaDsts.
room TAX collGcroN.
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wesl1 b ths saloea kssDss. Tor b.
kesps ains.tsaths u On - eellsets
and 1oss n0e tura over enough 70 ~
to- ths dsvilmsnt essss1 ~ ~ bssL
nsss.-uexchanss.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-12-11

Deavef.-The opinion that the Colo
rsdo coal strike could have beea cad
ID. n the coal operators opDuslng the
strikers had CONSENTED 70 eater inlo .
conference with The laaaasx a the
non. was expressed ~ Theuaa n.
Patterson, formerly United States pen-
ator. upon the Witness stand before
the United States Comnissloa q In
dustrisl Relations lnvestiGatine the
strike.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-12-11

Nearly esoooosee iassssess In isfa
Denver.--The Insurance business a
Ce,oea1o during 1913 vas oaly SHADE
l~ss than ti0.0O0. 400. according TO the
ssDest which .. Bpsleen. state insur
sa9 commissioner. viii submit 10 fiov-
ermor Amm0as.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-12-11

Llevss oss IN csal eIs,ds gxtsa1sd.
Dsnver. -Governor Anneas tsswsd
. proclamation extending - enbasxc
% the sale Of liquor b ths nOrthsril
coal fields Tor thirty days from DEE
8. the date the ban. which was placed
by the governor Juas s. sxpirsd. Ths
district affected BY Tho order includes
portions OF Bosldss. Jsffsrsen. wsld
I'D Adams cooneleo.
cssi Asts cass osesMlosed.
Dsavss.--Ths ertgtnal cass Of ~
Consaners' ilsasus aGninss The Colo
rsdo . Southern. Buriington. -
Uaioa Pacific railroads b regard q
the reduction q coal rates fro0 tha
northsrn coal fields 70 beaver vaa
formally dismissed by the state ~
preme Court.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1914-12-27
EIGHT STORY
Totel Said to Be Planned for
Seventh and Avery Streets
at Parkersburg.

PARKERSBURG. Dec. 26-An in
teresting rumor is current here to the
eject that Parkersburg will have an
other large and pretentious hotel,
eight stories in heighth, which viii
be modern and up-to-date in every
respect.
The rumor is to the effect that the
owners Of the property at the corner
of Seventh and Avery streets have
been approached in regard to the
purchase ofathe lots necessary for the
building. which would have large
frontage on both of the streets men
toned, as the parties back OF the
proposition appear to believe that
that would be the most desirable
point for the building, and they are
Of the opinion that the enterprise
could be made success. There
have heen no definite developments
in regard to the matter. 1t is be-
lieyed that the parties interested
have the matter under serious con
| sideration.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1914-12-27
'DlW|N
Hard on Gambling in the City
Of Charleston Since Petty
Became Mayor.

CHARLESTON, Dec. The
doom Of gambling In Charleston was
sounded at a conference yesterday
afternoon between Mayor Petty, Chief
of Police Brawley, Captain Haggertyl
and Lieutenant Murphy.
The officials were closeted in the
CHIEFS Office for more than an hour,
and after the meeting the police were
instructed TO notify every gambling
house keeper to close his doors i'm
mediately and get rid of his para
phernalia by Tuesday. The mayor
instructed the heads of the police de-
partment 10 have the police keep a
sharp lookout for gambling and make
arrests wherever they find any going
on. Every known gam bier in the
city was notified to- close up, and as
a result of the crusade, there was not
a game of any kind going in Charles
ton last night. The mayor instruct
ed Chief Brawley to notify the own
ers OF property where gambling is
known to have been conducted, OF
the condition. and warn them that II
they do not put a stop to the practice
they will be prosecuted under the
state law, which makes IT a naisde-
meanor to rent property for gamb-
ling.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1914-12-27
BELLS OF PEACE SAYS
SECRETARY STUART REED.


CHARLESTON. Dec. 2G.-secre-
tary of State Stuart F. Reed contrib
uted the following to the general ap-
probation OF the Christmas season:
THE words OF Longfellow come to
me with a new meaning in this time
Of European strife: ,is,i5
g 4 heard the bells on Christmas day,
Their old familiar carols play,
And wild and sweet
The words repeat
OF peace on earth, good will to men!,
Among the great nations Of thu
world America alone holds the
thought of her beloved poet sacred
on this Christmas day, 1914. Let u,
rejoice that we live in land Of op.
portunity and peace, and not forget
that as people we standtin the Their,
nopylae Of the ages, contending fol
the things that make the real Christ
mas spirit
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1914-12-27
SALT WATER
From Flowing. Oil Wells Nav
Be Used for the Manufac-
ture of Salt.

MIDDLEBouRNE, Dec. .26.-An
analysts Of the salt water from some
of the flowing oil wells near Middle
bourne is now being made by an ex-
pert chemist with the expectation
that the water can be used for, the
manufacture of salt. 1t has always
been supposed that the impurities
found in the salt water OF. this section
could not be eliminated, but recent
Investigation is such as to give the
promoters hope. II this investigation
Is successful, avery important indust:
ry will be given this county and state,
Heretofore. the salt water has been
regarded as an unavoidable nuisance
which simply had to be taken as
found along with oil. Great quaint.
ties are produced daily by the wells OF
the Tyler county field and many hun.
|dreds Of barrels Of salt might be
made from It Possibly plant will
be started at Middlebourne to manu-.
facture several hundreds Of barrels a
day. This town will be used because
of our excellent transportation facili:
ties and the cheapness of gas. Both
are essential to the proper growth Of
this Industry.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1914-12-27
VAR AND POLITICS
TIE CAUSE OF Fight
Between BROTHERS
Ray Vvicks is Held for Grand
Jury on Charge Of At
tempted Murder.

Il developed at the hearing OF Ray
Wicks. a Northview young man, late
Saturday afternoon in Magistrate T..
G. Nicewarner.s court under charge
OF feloniousiy attacking and cutting
his brother, Lester. with a knife re-
Gently, that the brothers came to vio-
lence while arguing the European
war and American politics at their
home.
After heating all the testimony in
the case the magistrate concluded
that the case was a proper one for in
vestigation by the grand Jury and the
case was transferred TO that body.
Lester. also young man, appeared
In the court with several scars upon
his face and q big bandage around
his head covering other cuts that he
received. Since his arrest he had
been :languishing IN the county jail.
The court set his bail at $3.50 and
remanded him to jail in default.
Members of the family told the court
that the bond would be raised with
in a day or two.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1914-12-27
TWO ARRESTED
BY Deputy Marshals CHARGED
with Violations of Certain
Laws of the Nation.

PARKERsBuRG, Dec. 26.-Two
arrests have been reported to the
marshal;s Office here, one being made
by Deputy Marshal Moore ON Thurs
day. The person apprehended was w.
c. Long, and he was arrested in RAN
dolph county, on a charge OF violating
the postal laws. He. was taken be-
fore Commissioner L. ". G. Morris. at
Phiiippi. and held for the coming
January term OF United States court
in this city. He could not give bond
and was committed to the Wood
county jail, where ne will presently
be brought by Deputy Moore.
The other arrest was that of w. A.
Taylor, and was made by Deputy
Marshal Athey, at Charles Town,
Thursday. The prisoner was given a
hearing before Commissioner Downs,
at Martinsburg, the result5of which
a was that tho prisoner was dis
charged the evidence being INSULT
cient to hold him on the charge which
was bootlegging.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1914-12-27
AS 10000 Members Are Added
to the Ranks Of Organized
Labor SAYS Morrison.

The year i 914, labor leaders say.
will go down as one OF the most fruit
full in the history of the American
labor movement. More than 10000
members have been added to the
ranks of organized labor, according
to the report Of Secretary Frank
Morrison, Of the American Federa<
ton OF Labor.
The year has not been without
many, bitter struggles and much, suf-
fering. as shown in the strikes in
West Virginia, Michigan and Colo.
RADIO. Through the. work Of the
United States commission on Indus
trial Relations employers and en-
ployes have been brought where both
sides were given full opportunity to
state their case before the people,
Perhaps the most significant vic
tory for. organized labor was the
adoption Of the labor clause in the
Clayton anti-trust law, declaring that
labor henceforward was immune from
prosecution- under the law.
Samuel Gompers, president OF the
American Federation Of Labor,
termed the new provision the char
ter of industrial freedom. From
the practical point Of view the great.
est accomplishment OF the labor move
ment has been the organization oi
the unskilled workers Of the coun.
try, course which the 1914 conven.
ton of the American Federation Of
Labor, held in Philadelphia, deter
mined to pursue with stiil greater
vigor during the year.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1914-12-27
new FACES
Will Be Seen in Several of the
Official Positions in County
4 ina Few Days.

Il Thursdss VII ebe Nv. Guy aTetrlck's
last day az county clerk aud several
other county officials will retire from
Office the same day Mr.. Tetrick will
be succeeded by James ]. Crews, Of
Bridgeport. a former travelling sales
man of the Hornor-G Gaylord Com
iphny. 1t is understood that Mr.,
Crews will retain the present ONCE
fofceffq time at least A new face;
or two may be seen in that office, be-
ginning with the first OF the year.
4 Al sR. Morrison: county slperin-
tendept Of free schools, win complete,
his term Of ONCE that day. and Carl
s. Lawson OF Bridgeport. will sue
coed him. The term will be four
years. Eas Fs.s
John Ri strother win retire that
day from the county court and Isaac
L. Davidson. + OF allace. will enter
upon his duties as q member of the
court for SIX years ~ n Il
1. Wade Cot man Will succeed him
self Friday AS circuit clerk for the
next sixsysars and as criminal clerk.
too. He will retain his present Office
force.
Senator George w. Bland will be
succeeded In the state senate by Roy
p. Parrish, of Clarksburg, while Fla
vius B. DAVIDSON, of Bridgeport, and
DIR. j. n. Rinehart, of Shinnston, will.
represent Harrison county in the
house Of delegates. succeeding Roy
E, Parrish and Charles A. Sutton.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1914-12-27

hundred, with evefywhere the latest
surgical equipment and separate
wards for native officers and for Brit
ism officers In the Indian army.
The wounded are swung ON deck
by! a smooth running crane, and 10
tighten the ordeal provision has been
made for a strctcher wide enough 10
carry two. The Indian loves company
and it Is quite customary tothoist up
two comrades In arms at once.
On the ship caste obserTances are
respected scrttpuously. Fore and att
are two Kitchens one Hindu, one Mo-
hammedA the Hindu on the port
side. and the Mohamtnedan on the
starboaF6 Here the food is prepai-
ed according to ali the astidi0us re-
quiremetrt OF their religion. 4
The washhouse and layatnFy are d.
signed with the same care. the Mo-
ihainmeti6n onrthe port side, the Hindu
on the staTboard. Each must wash
In his own way sS I
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1914-12-27
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Three cents worth of salt or q handr
full OF sawdust would have prevented
many person from receiving violent
falls and painful injuries Saturday
night-or the lastiaeveral days, for
that matter-in streets of the bnsi-
ness section. ;s 4
Resulting from the intermittent
rain, thaw; wet snow and freezing,
weather many of the pavements are
quite slippery and dangerous. 3Es-
pecially is this true lof the sidewalks
that have been neglected by abutlng.
property owners during the recent
cold snap. These have coatings OF
ice upon them In some places two and
three inches thick and It Will be q
long time after warmer weather sets
In before these will be entirely safe. 4
Quite a crowd OF shoppers visited
the business section Saturday night
and dozens Of persons slipped and fell,
upon icy payements.F
Fred 4. Shinn, attorney, had fall
that may properly be termed terrific
upon a sidewalk opposite the postof-
flee building Saturday night. He
had no time to study about the thing
beforehand as his legs shot out from
under him and he thumped upon the
walk with the rapidly Of lightning
He had his hands full of bundles at
the time and had no opportunity OF
using them to check his fall. Fred is
no light weight and when he fell
there was no mistake about it. He
was temporarily stunned but managed
to get up and walk away within a few
seconds; thankful that he suffered no
broken bones.
An aged woman whose name could
not be learned slipped upon aI.Third
street sidewalk between West Main
and West Pike street short time be-
fore and was painfully hurt. She
was assisted to her home by compan.
ions.
For the benefit OF several negligent
owners the Telegram repeats
what it stated at the opening Of this
article:
Three cents worth of salt or a
handful of sawdust would have pre-
vented many a person from receiving
violent falls and painful injuries up
oil slippery sidewalks of the city.
Lett be hoped that this hint viii
be taken. 81
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1914-12-27
SOLDIERS FEAR
|SSHORl LIVED.
Says Medical Officer Who Has
Studied the Psychology
of Courage. /"

4 Correspondence OF Associated Pressr
LONDON. Dec. ga medical ii
ficer who has been making a study
of the psychology OF courage at the
British front, says that most men con-
fess to feeling of fear which only
wears OF after several days In the
trenches. But once this physical i'm
stinct Of terror is conquered, there
comes says the medical man, "a
second courage, which while not de.
sptsihg danger. Is ahle:t to discount 1t.
Under fire these men find a SELF hith-
erto unsupported, an elusive quality
which for want Of q better title Is
called manhood \ y
He says:
The soldier learns first to control.
then to measure, his fear. He learns
to discount possibilities lust as the
ordinary railroad traveller does. And
the work IN hand generally engages
and holds more and more OF his az
;tehtioh. Then comes 4 time when he
wants to 90 ack 70 the hfiig lind,
not hecAlsf 4 Is hlA4slh 5llSri hui
iRecAtse staying away u just li.sn1ss
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1914-12-27
30 CORN ClL IJB 4
Hell PED BY BOARD
Of General Education Founded.
Several Years Ago by Iohn !,
Q, Rock efeIIer.

NEW Vf11s 4 = ~, - e
esttns .ha -. De s, - inter-
hensiya renort - ~ nlss Soa' p Is
G f IA 49, d,,na.,. =. sns WORE OF Ine
NJ tnSav q, {, y nlsae PUB
interest boys a,d r ~ tne snSTls 70
noTe - ~ = anu 49, y lnteuigent'
The 4, stors a r. ~ i ss..n. metnod =
rsistad ~ da - ,ue ross. corr CLUBS Is
,, s. ~ :. ss's'. ins report says IN
aThe f.rn, ~, !, L /. I. h, +. I,
~ . da.,saad u n.y. WORK
obvioMsIv tIa nss as ~. a =. laIIners:
fh,s q ..,s =. ,ns.russlon o.
q ann. ,,I,ear ~ js 81 - ~ is run. als-
,ro,.s =. !, III spean NJ, lne tarner
sImh sgas d dsy Sra5 ~ ns nyys corn
er,d "1s s'sneu .o>accompisn tnls
s- t..s,,,,a a., z, 3,
,o,,s T;5ad y, c.up ~. nag aireaoy neen
anSarts ~ y asw eoGuty superln-
NJ Knon aasssl..l WEN !, N lsVS,
Inc r,as. y, ~ "a y. ana MADE
sih,e eSar, NV, zas.ar e pos
70 49,. 4. y. piant an acre
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1914-12-27
REGISTRATION
AT University Of Vienna Falls
Off TWo-tliirds on Account
Of: the. War.

VIENNA, Dec. 26.-Less than one
third Of the usual number Of stud-4
ents were enrolled at the University
of Vienna at the beginning of the
present semester. The remaining two.
thirds have gone to the war.
The women students, however, NUN.
Der 54S, which is a much larger rep
resentation than Usual, many of them
coming rom other universities which
are closed on account Of the war.
No less than seventy per cent Of
the students IN the technical school
of the University OF Vienna. have also
gone to. war. The majority Of these
are in the engineers, the automobile
and flying corps.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1914-12-27
BANNER YEAR FOR
LABOR FEDORA TON

4 q
was the third in the history Of the
federation to be held there's, The
unipns were. given official recognition
by the cityfby the appropriation OF
$50 900 by councils to defray the ex-
pense of the convention and the en-
tertainment of the delegates.
In the words OF Samuel Gompers:
The year 1914 will. go down as
q banner year in the history OF the
labor movement in America. Despite
the many strugglesy despite the tre-
mendous amount OF work that is still
ito be done, we are moving forward
and will continue to do SO until our
goal is reached, when there shall be
no more strikes and mo more strife
and when economic justice and In
dustrial democracy shall complete
the purpose for which the American
Republic has been formed liberty
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1914-12-27
MERCHANTS
Liable ffor a Penalty for Neg
lecting to Cancel Stamps on
Cosmetics and the Like.

1t is the duty under the special tax
law Of every person selling articles
on which adhesive stamps are to be
affixed to cancel such, stamps. It
comes to the knowledge OF the officers
that many Of the persons interested
have neglected to do this. which rem
ders them liable to penalty. 1t was
stated at the internal revenue office
today that it will be expected that
hereafter all such stamps must be
cancelled by the proper person.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1914-12-27
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MARGARET, Dec. 26.-The young
people rendered a nice program
Christmas afternoon. "old Santa"
was on hand making fun for the chill
dren All enjoyed themselves Inn
7aensely.
Golden Hildreth was a recent guest
Of air. and Mrs. Enoch Starley ond
other relatives. q
Miss Marie Copenhaver, student
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Enoch Starkey and
come home to spend the holidays.
Aubrey Hildreth, a student OF the
state university at Morgantown. is
home for vacation.
Mrs. Enoch Starkcy has been on the
sick list for the last two weeks.
The stork visited Mr.. and Mrs. How
ard, shriyer recently and left baby
fgirl. ,S
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1914-12-27
WEST v1RGINIA BUSINESS.

The November number OF the West
Virginia Business, published by the
West Virginia Business Mems Assoc
citation. somewhat beiated has made
ito appearance. Ii addition to the
miscellaneous matter connected with
the operation Of the organization, 1t
contains draft Of the bills for which
the state association y the SPONSOR
and which will be introduced IN the
sensink ion ri The isglslstiia.e,
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1914-12-27

sible.
aWhiie the man Who has not yet
.peen under fire cannot safely count
UPON experiencing this or that partic-
,iiar feeling when his hour comes
this depending upon temperament and
circumstances me can, believe,
count upon soon achieving TIL second
courage which, is the priceless pos
session OF the veteran. Under IRE he
may lose every preconcetYed notion
be ever cherished or stunned, but It
il highly probable that no will ind
himself
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1914-12-27
SHOPPING RATHER Dull.

Clarksburg felt the natural ef-
fects Saturday night OF the post
christmas shopping season. Cold
weather kept many from the city and
many others had not recovered from
heavy buying before Christmas. AS
q result, while the stores did "a fair
business, 1t was by no means normal.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1914-12-27
TERM OF FlsDEHAL COURT.

A brief term of federal court will
be held at Martinsburg beginning
Tuesday for the purpose OF hearing
matters connected with an important
bankruptcy case. The term will prob
ably last a day or two. M