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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-02-24
ITINE RARY
of Nemesis Temple to the I'm
periaI Council Will Be a
Pleasing One.

PARKER SBURG. Feb 24-The
itinerary has been arranged for the
members OF Nemesis Temple ana n
Arab Patrol from this city to AtiaAIa,
where the Imperial Council VII pc
held. the arrangements having been
rerfected by Col Charles E. Morrison,
VINO has been the chairman OF the
committee for the purpose.
The marty will leave here on SatuT-
fny evening. Nay 8, at 6 O'Clock, an O
will 90 directly through to NashYile
arriving Sunday morning and VIII Re
entertained there by Nashville temple
by special invitation, as the IeInp E
of that city was chartered at the same
time Nemesis received its charter:
GrsnariaI Potentate w. w. Irwin Of
Wheeling, will be present on that oe-
| Nemesis VIII leave Nashville on
Sunday night for Chattanooga, where
they will spend all day Monday a.
the guests OF the Temple at that clty
They will visit Lookout mountain ana
| the battle fields during the day ane
leave there late in tae evening army
| ing at Atlanta early in the morning II
annie time for the meeting OF the
| Tynnerial Shrine 1t is expected that
| this will be the largest meeting O.
the Shriners that has ever been held
| as there will be delegations from
every section of this country, CANADA
| and the Orient.
FOR the reason that the Grand Com
! n,andery, knights Templar OF West
Virginia, meets here the week Ioil .! =
| Inv tho delegation from this city VIII
| leave Atlanta Thursday evening and
| after a daylight "trip through Tennes-
see and Kentucky they expect 70
! each here Friday night or early Sat
urday morning
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SEVERE PUNISHMENT
Of Mrs. cbappen, Of Five Years
Standing, Relieved By Cardui.

Mt. Airy, NJ. C.-Nirs, Sarah NJ. Chap
pell Of this town, says: Il suffered tor
five years with womaniy troubles, also
stomach troubles, and my punishment
was more than any one could tell.
tried most every kind Of medicine,
bat none did me any good.
read one day about Cardui, The wo-
mans tonic, and | decided to try il.
had not taken but about six bottles Until
! was almost cured. II did me more
good than all the other medicines had
tried, put together.
My friends began asking me why
looked so well, and told them about
Cardui. Several are now taking it,
DO you, lady reader, Suffer from any
of the ailments die 10 wonlanly trouble,
such as headache, backache, sideacle,
sIeeplcssness, and that everlastingly tired
feeling?
If so, let us urge you TO give Cardui a
trial. We feel confident il will help you,
Just as il has 4 million other women II:
the past half century.
Begin taking Cardui to-day. You
won't regret it. All druggists.
Hrynr 10. Chattanooga Medicine Co.. Ladies.
ADVISORY Dept. Chattanooga; Tenn fer .,SsfeLai
Treatment for Women" III plain wrapper. NC. l24
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Is a New Vegetable Which Re-
sembIes the Potato and is
Suitable for South.

W.AryvfNlGTCtN, D. c., Feb. 81
The newly introduced vegetable, the
dazheen, w.h:5h reasInbles the pota-
to and is q pecul arly suitable crop
fer the scuthern states, has been
experimental with by scientists OF
the Department OF Agriculture, vino
now give the details of special
way in which it may be forced BY
forcing and blanching the shoots Of
tn & tuber crop, (Which ordinarily il
grown IKE the potato) the scientists
i5ave obtained a new tender delicacy
for the table which may be used
much like asparagus while its flavor
IS suggestive Of mushrooms
Several ways of forcing ard
the shoots CT this vegetable
have been tried and satisfactory
shoots have been grown in all these
ways IN one of the experiments
blanching was accomplished by keep
ing the shoots covered with sand. In
other experiment by the depart
IN ent. frame covered with several
of burlap was used. The
boxes in which these experiment.
were carried on were placed In
on bench that was sup
plied with bottom heat.
Where the production Of shoots
on large scale is desired other
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ARRESTED AGAIN.
On CHARGE of Obtaining Money
under False Pretenses from
Local Merchants

John Hamozeo was acquitted yes
terday afternoon by United states
Commissioner John w. Mason, Jr., o.
a charge Of being an accomplish 2t an
italian, who recently passed spurious
half dollars in this section, az hear
ing held IN Chief of Police Harry L.
Brooks's Office.
However. Iamozeo's troubles were
not ended for he was Immediately re
arrested and. IS now held pending a
hearing on Q warrant sworn ont be-
fore Justice 7. G. NicewarDcr chars
ing him with obtaining money under
false pretenses from several local
Italian storekeepers. 1t is alleged
that he represented a mythical firm IN
New York and that he secured orders
from local Italian merchants, always
taxing an advance payment. The
goods were never received by the
local merchants.
Hamozeo was returned 70 the conn
ty Jail protesting MS innocence but
the police think they have enough evt-
dence to convict him this Tine.
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REFORM SCHOOL
Is Now the Home Of Four Local
Boys Sent Up from City
of Parkersburg.

P ARG0ERsBURGa Fe3. 2i super
inre adent II. i. Flstc2lev, OF the re
sorm schoci at Pilnt5town. arrived
here yesterday afternoon On tram
No. ovSf tire Baltimore and CAl2,
and left on the re.urn trip on No.
" tax nE with him i've Boys wao
have besn in the county jail, WHO
had been committed to that ins.ita-
tieu. This is said to be the tirSs
ius il the j story Of the schcc3'
when the super ntendeut has maae
q trip after boys for that place.
The boys posing tAe delega ion
we're Howard IcCune, Cart Nfan
jenkins, Jr.. Harold H2i-
AID an1 Herbert - ggs. Tie first
were arrested recently on charge Q
brewing stones AT Baltimore ara
9aio trains as we'll as 7 ding trains
1lorg with several others who have
5 nee been parctea pending good be-
aavior The four a!e from Glarssz=
burg. The fifth boy taken to the
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ooueh nredieine for ohiIdren.

Never give a child cough medicine thaS
contains opiurn in any form. When opium
is given other and more serious diseases may
follow. Long experience has demonstrated
that there is no better or safer medicine for
coughs, colds and Group in children than
Chanherlain's Cough Remedy; u Is equally
valuable for adults. Try i. 1t contains nc
opium or other harmful drug. For sale py
all dealers.--Adyertisen
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II is estimated that Is per cent or
$4,000 600. or the annual value Of
our. egg. crop is lost on. account of iIn-
proper methods of handling.
German cities having a population
OF 100 900 or more boast Of their fine
taxicab service.
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NOTICE.

Hereafter all shipments by freight
or Warrington and intermediate
POINTS must be delivered in station
lot later than a. m. Shipments fol
Fairvtew and intermediate points
must be delivered in station net Later
nan 1880 a M. Goods viii be re-
reived for shipment from a. n. to
,. noon, ana from / to p. m.
.FONoNGAHELA VALLEY TRAC
TTON COMPANY
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LEAVES CLAREsBURG.

]. D. Hale. for the last several
onths IocaI storekeepcr for the cls-
prs departm ent OF the United states
government, has severed his connec=
ion with the customs service and lei
his afternoon for his home in Knot
ounty. Kentucky His many friends
vill regret to see him leave Clar{s.
urg but viii wish for him t9l
aeasure Of success ir his new fields
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eTEALNY HEIGaTs

New seven room house with base
ment and attic, oak finish, cabinet
nantcIs, nice porches and on a good
lot corner to alley. Close to school
and church.
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CoL.oNTAL HEIGHTs

one or the best vacant lots on Fir-
ginia street. ~ you want lot ut less
than 1t is really worth, see us. Size
or Iot 4Ox135 feet.
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hen there is 4 shortage Of the lat
ser crop.
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FIRE INSURANCE COMPANIES
Represented that pay in case of loss
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REILFORD STREET
Nice Level lot In good nei&hborhood.
PRICE 81, 400
PRICE $4,000

Terms 10 suit purchaser. Don't
overlook this one. You know how
hard it Is to find property for sale on
this street.
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don't feel any III effects. am praising
your Remedy 10 al my friends. think T.
worthy OF the highest praise. q. l. Doc
Sufferers Of Stomach, Liver and Intestinal
Ailalents arc not asked to take Anyr'9
wonderful Stomach Kennedy for weeks and
months before they feel benefited. just trJ
one dose which should make you feel better
be web and strong, free you from pain and
suffering and giv= you sound ard healthy
Stomach, as ii has doEe in thousands OF other
cases. Wherever If is taken you viii hear
nothing bat the highest praise. Go to your
Sir11g9ist-ask him about the great results =
has Been accomplishing in cases OF people h.
knows or send to Geo. II. Mayr, Mfg. Chem
ist 1876 Whiting St, Chicago, III; for
grateful letters from people who have been
restored.
Fer Sale in CIarksBUrg BY
Wells nymAksr CO.
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PRICE $3.50

II you want n home that will in
crcnse in value, get this one. The
terms cum he made to suit you.
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STO N ACH
SUFFERERS
m ayr IS Wonderful Stomach Remedy
Is Recommended and Praised BY
Thousands Who Have
Raen EeSf0red

was a sicE man Tor
Z boa tire months
caused from Gail Stones
Of the Liver and was told
By thrcc Of or most prom
ineat physicians that ]
would have to submit 70
an operation TO get relief,
but heard OF your Wonder
fui Stomach Remedy and
secured q full treatment
ard TOOL: Il according -
directions i Il d p a { Z
hundreds of Gall Stones.
Since taking your ncdi.
&C.. .nrr.-lr rnrr-,iel rl.rl .lf-a
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DO you have property TO trade for
Vacant lot? IF so, we can make the
exchange for you.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-03-26
SAM ". SMALL,
PRINCE OF ORATORS

Rev. Sam w Small. one OF the
masters of the American lecture plat
form. will deliver a public address on
the temperance question at the Firs,
Methodist church Tuesday eyenins.
March 81. As a speaker Rev. Small
has national reputation and the
people of Canon City are to be con-
graduated on the opportunity afford
ed them OF hearing him under such
favorable auspices
Rev. Small is one OF the apostles OF
the Prohibition movement and is one
OF the class to which belonged Cough,
Talmage. Sam Jones. Copeland and
DeMotte. He has led campaigns that
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-03-26
SOUTH CANON CLEAN
UP DAY APRIL D.

The South Canon and Lincoln Park
Civic Improvement league has des-
iEnated Friday. April ssth. as clean
up day and urge n general observance
OF the occasion by the people OF those
communities.
The officers OF the league suggest
that all who can do so burn or cart
away to the public dumping grounds
all rubossh and litter about their
premises during the next two or three
weeks In order that they may be IN
a position to give their attention to
the public streets and alleys on clean
up day.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-03-26
CANON CITY MEN Or
GANIzE MINING COMPANY


The8IAckawannz Star Gold Mining
Co. has recently been organized by
LeadslIle and Canon parties some OF
whom are f. F. Jewe;t. John Barren.
r c. Hiatt J. II. Horney and H. r.
Bowen. This company will operate
and develop properties which they
have secured In IAckawanna Gulch
which lie about half way between
Leadville and Aspen.
The Lackawanna mining district is
comparatively new as far as develop
meni is concerned altho it has been
known TO be a highly mineralized dis
trict for several years. Three years
ago the Champion and Miller Mines
were started and both have develop
ed into big propositions A year and
half ago the Lackawanna Bell Co.
started and almost Immediately de-
veioped a large quantity OF milling
ore and also 10 n. vein of high
grade ore running from $4,000 TO
$500 o. per ton. all values being in
gold The Laekawanna shipped two
cars late last fall just before the snow
stopped their shipments totaling %
tons which brought ss.5TToO. net af-
ter paving al Treatment charges.
The claims OF the I-aokawanna star
Co. consists OF over 50 acres adjoin
the pronerty OF the Lackawanna Bell
Co. and all OF the veins OF the I-acka-
wanna Bell have been traced to the
claims Of the I-ackawanna Star. Very
little work has been done on the
l.ackawanna Star claims altho a shaft
has been sunk TO n depth OF 20 feet
and a drift run from the bottom a dis
tance Of 20 feet all in milling ore.
This company will start operations
about May I. at which time the snow
viii be melted sufficiently to allow
them TO start
John barron viii have charge of
the mining operations OF the COM
pany as he has had great deal OF
experience in tn cdIstrict. having
been superintendent OF the Miller
property. MIR. Barron has great con-
hdence in this new property as mill
ing ore is in sight and he is conf
dent that the same high grade ore
found ON the Lackawanna Bell wiz
continue onto tho Lackawanna star
claims.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-03-26
AMERICAN TOBACCO
MEN ARE IN TOWN

NJ. A. Dolan and w. II. Buendins.
representing the American Tobacco
company. are in the city today visit
ing the trade. Mr.. Dolan handles the
Egyptian straights. a cigarette made
OF pure Turkish tobacco. On this trip
Mr.. Dolan has a free gift to offer In
the form OF a beautiful enameled tie
clasp. which is given with each pur.
chase OF q package Of Straights. while
the supply lasts.
Mr.. Buending has the famous Bull
Durham. one OF the largest and oldest
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-03-26

tobacco sellers on the market Mr..
Buending has made arrangements
with two local cigar stores to give
away a package OF Rizlacroix cigar
ette papers with each package OF Bull
Durham. Will the supply of papers
last.
These gentlemen make Canon City
about once every two weeks.
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WHAT HAS BECOME OF
MUCH TALKED OF MOTHERS
COMPENSATION ACT

How long must honest young
mothers have meted out to them by
the laws OF our state treatment thai
has no comparison but that of the
COW.
A case Of this heartless inhumanity
has just taken place in this city. A
frail young mother has been desert
ed by the man who vowed to protect
her. left with four helpless mouths to
feed. the oldest 5 years and the babe
5 months. Her relatives helped her
What they could. but she could not
make 1t. 30 the county was called up
on. but they had enough on their
hands already.
The only thing they could do was
to shift. the burden on the state That
Is TO tear the helpless children from
the mother heart. To take the sweet
babe from the natural food that Al
mighty God had given il n right TO
and carted them off TO the state
homo to be given away to whomevrr
wanted them.
The mother in her heiplessness can
oaly look from her eyes her dumb
.r..a.1 g.. tt..a.. -. l.. -. arft -.
ray of hope They simply said. -Now
she is relieved OF her children she
eau so to work with nothing TO him
der her" She may toll all day now.
20 to an empty. cheerless room at
nleht. a few little keepsakes maybe n
picture to remind her OF her misery.
4 ccw can so her one better; her
young is hutchered and Its misery Is
soon over. but with the deserted wife
and mother sh eknows not how long
will he the pain her precious dar-
llngs Will have to bear.
There are no words available to
render Just condemnation for such
inhuman sacrilege as this. II Is a
shrieking disgrace THAI labels every
church door in our city. II is black
stain upon our community. This din
holicai practice is worthy OF nothing
short of the dark ages and harbari
ans. We had better hide our heads
In shame when we call ourselves
civilized.
Have you ever thought that 10
cents per month from 500 people
would have made $50 per month that
would have enabled this woman to
keep her little family together until
she could have found some way to
make ends meet.
oh. ye club womcn. who would do
SO much good; you are overlooking
great field. oh. ye ministers. who
proclaim tho love Of Christ. can you
close your eyes to this and expect
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-03-26
a Promising Garden.

C. NJ. Thornton and W. ]. Asher
have rented seven acres OF the catlin
estate located in South Canon and
are planting II to table vegetables OF
various va eties.
They have prspsicd tie ground and
got Il in excellent condition for pro
ductiyencss. Part OF the tract was
formerly IN old orchard and the trees
we're removed during the winter. ne
ccssitating considerable work.
From present indications Messrs.
Thornton and Asher have one OF the
mos, promising gardens in this local
ity.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-03-26

Almighty God to listen to your sup
plications:
What has become OF the much-her
aided Mothers Compensation Act,
which was carried by such a large
majority al the last election,
MRS. NJ. C. WELLS.
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Corner Drug store sprueins Up.

The Corner Drug Store has felt the
coming Of spring and accordingly
engaged a painter to brighten up the
interior Of their display windows The
improvement helps the looks OF the
store.
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The family OF James Kiskaddon.
who has been spending the winter
in A. II. Taylor home on Rudd ave
nue. during their absence in caiifor-
MA are at home again on the ranch
On Elm iavenue. They are ready for
the spring work and TO enjoy azsoei-
ations again with old neighbors and
friends.
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LINCOLN PARK
NEWS NOTES

The Lincoln Park store is undergo
ing a substantial change in the way
of an addition. with another plate
glass window and other fixtures to
meet the growing demands of the
business.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-03-26

resulted In the closing OF more than
Ie.eoe dram shops and bis services
in the anti-saloon propaganda are in
demand all over the United States
and Canada He is the author OF nu-
merous books and he has served on
many noibaie conventions OF a polIii-
cal. commercial and rcformatory
character.
While in the United States army IN
Cuba in 1893 he was military super
visor OF public instruction. engaging
in the reorganization OF the public
schools Of the island. by appointment
from President Hayes he vas secre-
tary Of the American commission in
Paris In Is5s and was for many years
connected in an editorial capacity
with the Atlanta Constitution
II goes without saying that the
First Methodist church viii be crowd
ed TO its capacity on theoocasion OF
the lecture 20 be given there on Tues
day night OF next week.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-03-26

]. L. Freidinger. who has been act.
Ing in the capacity OF night guard At
the penitentiary the past two months,
has resigned his position to resume
work on his ranch on Sherman ave-
nue..
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Charles Jones came down from Vic
ter last week for a visit with his
family on Colorado avenue. Mr.. Jones
has been engaged in mining in the
district for the past year.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-03-26

Miss Florence Youngman is spend
ing the spring vacation at the home
Of her parents. DIR. and Mrs. Young
man. on Grand avenue. Miss Young
man is in her junior year at Colorado
college.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-03-26

Mr.. and Mrs. A. Griffin arrived
from the western slope Wednesday
morning for visit at the Freidinser
home on sherman avenue. Mr.. Grit
nm is employed as railway ticket
agent Mt Denver and the family is on
a vacation. Mrs. Griffin and Mrs.
Frcldinger are old schooimates.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-03-26

Mrs. Carlton and baby of Portland.
Oregon. are here for an extended
visit at the home OF her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Raiston. and other
relatives. Frank Ralston came down
from Holyoke and Ralph Ralston
from ordway. With other members
Of the family residing here. they Of
feet quits family reunion.
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Mrs. sweitzer writes from caiifor-
MIA that Mr.. sweitzer had left for the
ranch at Eads. Colo. and that she
expected to meet her friends In Can
on City again before many weeks
Mrs. sweiizer Is now visiting a oou-
sin at ColfAx. She says that there are
Just As many pretty places in Colo
rado as In California. although she Is
enjoying her stay there very much
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-03-26

The family Of Dan Miller has had
the pleasure OF a visit with Mrs. MIL
ler's brother. Phillip OFT. Of Iowa. who
was on his way home from western
trip. The guest has been taken over
the scenic drives and has otherwise
enjoyed his stay ia Colorado.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-03-26

baIl team played the Lincoln Park
school team on the grounds here af-
ter O'Clock on Monday. The Lin.
coin Park tea mwon highest score
Last week the score was in favor OF
Brooksldc at a game played at that
place. Prof. woodford accompanied
the Brookside team for the game here
on Monday.
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Record Want Ao- are sure to brins
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Mrs. Charles Jones has the pleas
ure Of entertaining her sister. Mrs
HaIdeman. OF Victor and also Mr
aud Mrs. U. G. Miller and children OF
Carthage. Mo. Mrs. Miller is another
sister OF Mrs. Jones
The Brooksde eighth grade base
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Record wsss A. sor rssslsA