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SS MRS. D. A. CROCKETT, Editor Telephone
 Mail Items to 320 Rector
maintained was perfection

maintained was perfection
 The main feature of the evening, however. was the splendid address delivered by Prof NJ. Rose. superin- tendent of the city schools of Hot Springs He received the closest at tention and it is said that the drop ping of a pin could have been heard except during the rounds of applause accorded him several times, during which he received hearty cheering.
 He spoke along the lines of co operation of patrons with teachers and the preparation boys and girs should make while young for the larg' CT duties of life 10 follow
 At the invitation of County Super intendent David A. Crockett, MT Rose accompanied him to Lawrence to make the address.
 Mir. Ava Campbell the efficient and popular teacher of the Lawrence school, arranged and conducted the program in creditable manner.
 owing to the lateness of the hour, Supt Crockett declined to make a talk other than short speech of thanks to the school patrons for their attendance and cooperation.
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OAkLAWN EPWORTH LEAGUE.

This society was organized about three weeks ago The meetings are held Sunday evenings, from 6:30 to 7:30 o'clock, at the Oaikawn NJ. E church. Great interest is being man ifested by the young people and with MT Paul Eddy, the capable Sunday school superintendent of this church. as acting president, it is safe to pre- dict a successful organization.
 The officers are: Paul Eddy acting president; Mr Corley. first vice pres ident; Miss Ruby I.edgerwood. sec ond vice president; Ocey Dennis, third vice president; Miss Myrtle Biggs, fourth vice president; Mark Hardin, secretary; Raymond Rogers, treasurer
 This society will give a banquet at the church next Tuesday night.
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BOX SUPPER.

The primary department of the First Christian church gave box supper in the basement of the church last night Owing to the cold weath- CT the attendance was not large. HoN ever, the program was fine. Every one had a good time. The boxes of fine picnic lunches when sold brought the neat sum of $6. The excellent program follows:
 Prelude-Mrs. Hazel Small.
 Chorus s-Primary Department.
 Quartet-Messrs. Goslee, Warner, Finch and Carpenter.
 Address Mrs. Rose Goslee.
 Song-Ruth Ward
 Piano Soo-Miss Nave Orr
 Reading g-Miss Chapel.
 Trio-Kathleet, Wesey and Leveret Baker
 Piano Solc-Mrs. H P Christian. Quartet -Mesdames Tom Milan. w. H. Shelton, Rose Gosee and Miss E Bledsoe
 Duet-Misses Fife and Emma Bledsoe.
 Solo-Dr w. E. Cox.
 Solo--Miss Graham
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VALENTINE TEA.

The entertainment at Mrs. Cobb's residence Friday night proved a great success, socially and financially There were fifty or sixty young people pres ent. The program was excellent and those taking part acquitted them selves with great credit.
 The ladies of the Orange Street Presbyterian church. under whose auspices the social took place desire to thank the public for the interest manifested; also th!s newspaper for publicity given, which was a great aid
 The ladies say that even had they made very little money the work wound have been worth while because of the enjoyment of the young peo. ple and that they consider the social life of the young people of the church is something worth striving for and not to be counted in dollars an ! cents.
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MUSICAL ART SOCIETY.

This select musical club rendered delightful program Saturday even ing, attended by the elite of the city. The meeting was In the sun parlors of the Buckstaff Baths, Saturday evening at S:3o o'clock. It was all open meeting, attended by the mem oers and their friends The build. ing was lighted and elevators ran The ladies are especially apprecia- tive of the courtesies extended by the management in aiding to make this a charming event.
 Following is the program that was rendered.
 Vocal Solo-'The Song of the Gold en Calf .......... Mir P Bumpass Instrumental solo Selected A la Bohemia ....... Mrs Frank Bayley Reading-"The Story of the Opera Faust" ........Mis Beulah Loyd V cal Selected
 Mrs. C. Caldwell Reading Selected
 Miss Louise Horner Vocal Solo-"Flower Song from Faust ........ Mrs. Edw Steigler
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John B. Graham's orchestra Fred Norquist, director
 March-"The Clef Club" James Rees Europe
 Waltz-"La Gitana." F. Bucaloosi. Selection-"The Kiss Waltz C. M. Ziehrer
 Seranade (duet for flute and cel!ol -E. 1it Rocco We'll, Aquila and Graham.
 Novelette, "Pansies,' Theo. Ben dix. . Descriptive Fantasia-"A Vision oi Salome," l. Bodenaad Lampe
 Popular Song Hits of 1914, Remick
 Porto Rican Beauties,' Ulysses Nj Sonabria.
 Rag Time-Selected. (By requestl
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nection iwth the splendid series Of picture plays to be shown there ou that date. The money will be used for the benefit of the Interstate Or phans' Home 322 Morrison avenue, of this city. The ladies are planning an active campaign Besides the tickets they sell themseWes, they are planning to place tickets also at va rious drug stores along Central ave nue for sale to the patronage of resi dents and visitors.
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ORRIN F
FOR DRINK HABIT

So uniformly successful has Orrine been in restoring the victims of the Drink Habit in.o sober and usefnl citizens and so strong is our confl- dence in its curative powers that we want to emphasize the fact that Or rine is sold under this positive guar an'ee If after a trial you get no benefit your money win be refunded. Orrne costs only Sl0o per box. Ask for free booklet
 Sorells Drug Co
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will be at the home of Mrs $ A.. BUchanan 5lo Prospect avende. The subject will be China" The talks will be along missionary lines
 Tuesday at D. III, the meetms will take place at the home of Mrs M J. Henderson on lower Central avenue The leaders will be Mrs. E. T Cook The subject The Home Land
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FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH SO
 GETTY.

Rev C. D. Serrill, the energetic pastor of the First Christian church this city, is organizing a Christian Endeayor Society, which will meet Sunday evenings at 6:30 in the church building
 This church has ever been active ir the work of enrichins and encoure- aging social life among its young peo. Ne
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SOCIAL CALENDAR.

SUNDAY, FEBRUARY l5- Christian Endeayor society. 6:3o D. m at First Presbyterian Church
 B. Y. p. IL. G:5O, First Baptist Church.
 D. '. P. t., 6:30 D. mu Second Baptist Church Senior Epworth League of Third Street M F. Church. Junior Epworth League of Third
 Street NJ. E Church -Epworth League, Park Avenue
 NJ. E. Church. -Epworth League, Malvern Avenue
 NJ. F. Church Arlington Concert
 Eastman Concert.
 Majestic Concert MONDAY FEBRUARY 1G- Eastman Hotel Dance (mforma.). Arlington Concerts
 Eastman Concerts
 Majestic Concerts Mrs. $. A. Buchanan Hostess for
 First Presbyterian Church Cot
 tage Prayer Meeting, at 3 D. m. TUESDAY. FEBRUARY IT, Ladies Aid, First Baptist Church. -I.adies' Missionary Society
 First Presbyterian Church. Woman's Missionary Society of
 Central M E Church
 ladies Aid, Second Baptist
 Church
 Woman's Missionary Society of
 Park Avenue NJ. l.. Church St. Marys Altar Society. Arlington Concerts Eastman Concerts,
 Majestic Concerts. Mrs M. J. Henderson, Hostess
 for First Presbyterian Church Cottage Prayer Meeting, at 8
 D. m. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 1SS.- "Wednesday Bridge Club. Wednesday Five Hundred Club. -,Eastman Hotel Dance (lnformal, Arlington Concert. Eastman Concert.
 Majestic Concert Christian Ladies Aid of First
 Christian Church. Fortnight Club, Club Room, in
 First Baptist Church Arlington Concerts.
 Eastman Concerts. Majestic Concerts.
 B9x Supper at First Presbyterian
 Church. at D. m. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY, 19- Arlington Tango Tea from to D. m. Sans Pariel Club Lotus Club with Mrs Frank Bayley
 -Canby Womau'7 Relief Corps. Arlington Concerts Eastman Concerts,
 Maiestic Concerts FEBRUARY 20- Majestic Dance QnformaD. Arlington Concerts Eastman Concerts. Majestic Concerts. Arlington Dance (InformaN. SATURpAY, FEBRUARY 21.-- First Baptist Church Free Even ing Musicale. Saturday Afterenoon Rock Club. Saturday Card Club Arlington Concerts. Eastman Concerts. Majestic Concerts Eastman Dance (FormaO.
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CHRISTIAN ENDEAvoR SOCIETY

The Christian ltudeavor Society oi the First Presbyterian church meets every Sunday evening at 6:30 p. m, in the church building They also have social meetings occasionally in the homes of members
 The officers are Mir Benedict Arn. old president, Earl s. Narnadore, vice president; Miss Florence Eddy, sec retary; Miss Bonnie Lemly treas urer
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LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS.

The society editor would be pleased Co have the members Of the local or ganialtioas telephone her the names. officers aud meeting days of all locai organizations She is compiling a list of clubs, particularly womens clubs and clubs whose members are of both sexes
 They should also telepnoone social news of their cubs 10 her.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

The Third Street M. F.. church will be a busy place next week as the board meeting of NJ. F. Sunday school secretaries begin a series of meetings there Wednesday at 9:3 Ca m The visitors will represent conferences from all over the United States.
 On Wednesday night Bishop Xiii gore will preach the sermon.
 This meeting will be of wide in- terest to Methodists cf the city
 The program will probably appear in this paper Tuesday morning
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CENTRAL M. E. CHURCH EP-
 WORTH LEAGUE.

This live society meets at the Prin- cess Tehatre at 6:30 D. m. on Sun days At present the society is plan. ming to give a banquet at the South ern Hotel to take place about Feb ruary 24, at D. m,
 The work Of the society is reli- gious and social.
 The officers are: Mir. Clarence E. Meux, president; Mr. McClendon, first vice president; Mrs A. R. Lynch, sec ond vice president; Miss Juanita Barnes fourth vice president
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MISSIONARY MEETING.

The Woman's Missionary Society of Central Methodist church will meet Tuesday afterenoon at 3 o'clock, at the home of Mrs. c R Birnbaum, on upper Park avenue.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

Rev J. Marvin Cuherth of Nash vile, Tenn, will give an address al Third Street M E. church Tuesday evening at 7:30. to the Epworth Lea sues of the city All are invited, wehther members of the league or not
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WEEK OF PRAYER AND PRAISE.

The annual week of prayer auI praise of the First Presbyterian church of this city will begin this week. The meetings are open and the public is cordially invited to at tend.
 Monday at D. m. the meeting
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MOVING PICTURE BENEFIT.

The Central Theatre will give the ladies of the Homeless ChiIdpn's Aid Society the receipts of tickets sold by them for February 25. in con
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CANRY WOMAN's RELIEF CORPS

This society is an auxiliary to Cam by Post, C. A. R. The m2etine are he'd on the third Thursday 0 each month.
 The officers are Netta Iower presideut Isabel RaudeI, secretary
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MAJESTIC CONCERT.

Musical program. Sunday evening February 10, Walter L. Cain. director:
 March From Scenes Pittoresque ' Massenet
 Grand Selection - "Tannhauser Wagner
 Suits-"Banet Egyptian" A. Liu- sini
 Meditauon-"Ave Maria" Ch Guo. nod
 Vocal Solo Bring Me a R SC, from the Arcadians Mrs. F. NJ. A. dridge, IT,
 Spanish Serenade La Paloma. '" Yradier.
 Butterfly Time, Vernon.-Mrs. AL dridge
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THE LAWRENCE ENTERTAIN
 MENT.

The residents of Lawrence, near by station, salnered together in large numbers Friday night, the occasion being a schooI ceieDration
 The program of dialogues songs. and recitaticns by the school children was very enjoyable and the order
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CONCERTS AT RoCKAFELLoW

The evening musical concerts at the Rockafellow Hotel are in charge of Prof Albert De Chaudron, fermer director of the Park Hotel orchestra.
 Mrs Isabelle Gibbons of New York who has an exceptionally fine voice will sing at the regular Sunday even ing concerts.
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EASTMAN CONCERT.

The following is tonights musical program at the Hotel Eastman. Proi.
The Ordway new era., 1914-10-30
Foraer

The members and friends OF tbs
Valley day and Sunday school will
gather this evening At the home oi
Mr.. and Mrs. George D. Henderson u
enjoy "hard times" social. Refresh.
ments Will be served for which y free.
will Offering wIllbe asked. The PRO
ceeds will be the start for An organ
fund for the Valley school house.
Mr.. and Ms. ID. E. Calkins have IL.
sued unique Invitations for u party to
be given at their home on Saturday
evening" The welcoming spirit is
given 10 these words. with laugh
ter you'll burst; come at seven and
stay Till 'leven." 80 .
A number OF friends Of Mrs. Schrci-
ber ON Saturday evening gathered ut
her home 70 celebrate her birthday
anniversary, A social time was en-
joyed until a late hour.
Politics Is very warm lhereabouts
this week. Fr6m present prospects,.
very few straight ballots will he cast.
The prohibltory amendment will re-
ceive strung endorsement In ihIs is'-
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souri, and was admitted to practice
law 10 both the state and federal
courts.
Mr.. Woodbridge Is man Of sterling
character snd y Christtan gentleman.
He is 10 the prime Of life aqd is a
model 10 habits and physique
He stands for the right ou all public
questions, both political and moral;
at the same time 10 well balanced.
broad minded, never radical nor fan
atical. He IL . man Of strung force OF
character; erafters. lobbyists and 9th
ers Of like character cannot move him
nor swervs him from the path Of
.ixhtt0 his constituency.
Mr.. Woodbridge 10 the one man nf
all the candidates on the legislative
ticket who is familiar with the laws
of Colorado. and who, by actual ex-
perience In the prsctIce Of the laws Of
our statutes. knows their weaknesses
and slso wherein they. shoulds be
strengthened.
II he Ia elected, rs he will M. Oteru
and Crowley counties. ths Paradise Of
the Arkansas Valley win have rep
ressutstivs second 70 none 10 hrul-
mess, courage. common sense aid abil-
ity. 10
Vote for Q. Q. wooldridss.
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Notice Of Contest
Dspartmsnt Of the Interior
United etates Land once
Pueblo. Colorado. oetobsr sud.

Pueblo. Colorado. Oetobss 3ud. lslA.
To Emmett =. Weaks Of record address. Sugar
City, Colorado. Coutsstes:
You arc hereby notinsd that Clyde W. Porter.
who gives Denver. Colorado ~ his poatoi,os
address. did ON August d. 1914. hls iu this
on,oe his duly oorroberated application 70 con-
test and secure TO cancellation Of your Heme-
stead entry, Serial No. oiltss made March H..
1911, for NY. Section 81, Township 10 9. Rance
Is ", sth Prin. meridian. and - grounds for
hia contest he alleges that Bmmett T. wssks
has mot residsd upon or occupied said land In
any manner for about two years last past: that
be has never cultivated said land sinos making
said entry and that there 10 now no dwelling
house or other Improvement upoo said lsnd
that said defaults exist at date hereof.
You ars, therefore. further notinod that the
said allegations will Be- taksa - confessed,
and your said entry will Be cancelled without
further right 70 b heard. either bafors this
once or ON appeal. you fall TO ale In this
ofiios within twenty days after the FOURTH
publication Of this potios. - shown below.
your aususs, under osth. spesdaoally respond
Ing 70 these Allegations Of contest, together
With due proof that you have served . COPY of
your answer on the said contestant either in
person or BY registered mail ~
You should state in your answer the name
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Crowley County Republican
m Ticket

For Representative Otero and Grow
lev counties
Chas. G. Woodbridge.
Reuben G. InRe.
For County Clerk aud Recorder,
Ira b. Coy.
For County Sheriff.
Thomas W. Butler.
For County Treasurer.
VIM. Broadbent.
For County Assessor.
Jesse q. Williams.
For Superintendent of Schools,
Geo. F. Richardson. =
For County Surveyor,
Louis W. Walter.
For CouAty Coroner,
William W. GrifHn.
Commissioner. First District,
Fred Henderson.
Justice Of the Peace. Precinct 1.
P. K. Kisher.
.. II. Grifith.
Justice OF the Peace, PRECINCT :,
A. NJ. Brenaman,
w. N. Cook. 8p
Justice Of the Peace, Precinct3.
H. F. Aldrich,
L. 8. Fields.
For Constables. Precinct
Jesse McFall,
Clyde Brewer.
For Constables. Precinct 2.
Dan Petit.
E. NJ. Sypher. -
FoE Constables, Precinct 3,
John Taylor,
Gerald Horney.
Sell Tiedemann your hay.
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cslity. Forder precinct has an even

cslity. Forder precinct hss sn even
800 registered voters.
Miss Esther Steitz, of Columbus,
Ohio, niece Of Mrs Robert Sharp. Il
spending few weeks with the famil y
Of Robert Sharp. a dance wss given
10 her hnnor on Oct0ber II Ut the
home Of Mr.. aud Mrs. Sharp.
Wednesday was declared holiday
and all put forth efforts toward the
erection Of the new FOrder school
building. The building is IA I 26 and
mostly OF cement c0nstructiOn. Eu-
gene Walker was master Of ceremon.
les.
T. v. Robbins has moved from his
claim u the house on the old Heo-
derson ranch. va
Miss Edith Copper. after a sojourn
At the home OF Fred Henderson, near
olney Syringe, has returned To her
claim.
Mr.. aud Mrs. D. E. Calkins went to
Ordway the latter psrt Of the, week
and we're compelled TO remain until
this week on account Of bad roads.
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ordw.y h.. High chss Opt
cal Service.

e. #. Burnett, Optometrist aud Op-
tician Of Rocky Ford now spends the
second aud fourth Aondays of each
month At the Berendo Hotek
This Is the man With the nO-chart'
method Of examining eyes for glasses.
Consultation free.
For Rent
Bulldog on Second street formerly
occupied by Electric Light Plant.
O. e. L. s. P. 20.
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Notice of Administrator Sale

In the Matter of the Estate Of Charles B. Ful.
cher, Deceased.
By virtue OF an order and decree of tho ooun.
ty court of Oteso county, msde on the petition
Of the undersigned Administrator OF the estate
Of Charles B.Fuicher. deceased. ON the 1sth day
Of August, A. D. 1914. l shall. on the sixteenth
day Of November. 4. D. 1914. st the hour Of ten
o'clock = M. sci, At private sale. 70 tho htgheat
and best bidder. at the once Of z. Oliver. in
ordway. Crowley county, Colorado. the follow
ing described resi- estate Of deoeased. 20 Wit:
Lots Twenty three and Twenty-fou In
Block Thirty. In Ordwsy. situate In the county
Of Crowley. state OF Colorado. upon the follow
ing t<rms, Wis: One-haf cash. balance OF pur.
chase price to Be secured By deed Of trust upon
said lotS.
At the conclusion Of such ssie the purchaser
will BE- entitled to . certificate Of purchase. and
upon tho approval Of such sale BY the Court
the purchaser will be entitled 70 deed Of said
EARL W. HAsKINs,'
Admiuistrator Ut the kstate Of
Charles B. Fuicher. Deceased.
Dated at La Lunta. Colo. this ninstesnth cay
Of Ootobss, A. D. 1914.
First Publication Ootobsr %. 1914.
Last Pub,ioation, November -. 1914.
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C. C. Woodbridge

Mr.. O. U. Woodbridge, Republican
candidate for representative 10th gen
eral assembly for the counties OF
Crowley and Otero, is man of wide
range, having had a college education,
normal school and teaching experi-
euce. He obtained broad legal
knowledge 10 the University Of Mis-
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W.. state. con.um. Most Liquor.

Wisconsin, largely n foreign.born
state, has. the largest consumption Of
liquor of any state in the Union. name
ly, e4.61 gallons per capita. Next to
It IL New York with 45.31 gallons per
capita, then New Jersey. with s9.S7
per capita and Illinois with 1913. The
1S local option states have only an
average consumption Of 4.37 gallons
per capita and the 10 prohibition
states only 1855 gallons per capita.
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of the post once to which you desire future
notices TO be sent you.
,. W. HAwLEY, Register
@. @. WITHER6, Receiver
Date Of first publication October 20. 1914
Date Of second publioatiou Nov. ., 1914
Date Of third publication. Nov. Is. 1914
Date Of fourth publication, Nov. 20. 1914
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Butter cartons keep your butter
clean, fresh and pure. We have them
At the New Era office.
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Sell your b.led alsalfs to TIsdemann
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-05-12
No Word En- ON,
Z ample: day
EVERY CHANNEL HAS REMAINED
CLOSED SINCE SUNDAY
NIGHT.

By ASSOCIATED Ptsss.
Z JUAREz, May q 2.-Ne word of
the progres. Of the assault on Tam
rico by rebels reached here today.
Since news was received Of tie open
ing of the attack Sunday night every
channel has, remained closed. Not
only have the border points been ur.
able to learn the progress Of the
lighting but rebel leaders at Torreon
save been without reports.
Three American lives are tile price
that will be collected by Gen. Que,
Eedo for every bandit in his COM
niand killed by rebel soldiers accord
ing to defiance from Quevedo to-
day. He said he. would kill Ameri-
cans at the ratio OF 3 to i for his own
losses in revenge for the action Of
tile big Northern Chihuahua Cattle
company owned by Americans which
lad demanded protection, OF the reb-
els. AS a result of their representa-
ton force of Constituencies cav
alry sent from Juarez has been in
pursuitiof the bandits and has killed
several of them.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-05-12
Ere Course
OF Instruction
FOR WEST; VIRGINIA MINERS l;
1NAUGURATED IN THE
UNIVERSITY.

CHARLESTON, w. Va, May 12.-
Iasorderst further the work of the
operators In Improving mining meth
eds and conditions In West Virginia.
and 10 assist the State Mining De-
ltaftment In an educational and safe
III campaign tho board of regent7 II
the State University has appointed
ansadd itional 3mepber OF the faculty,
whose business It will be to organize
training schools for the miners
thToug hout the state. This new fac
nifty members is Robert S. Gatherum,
Who has been designated as Assist.
ant, Professor in Mining, and his APP
fointment will become effective July
fst.
Mr.. Gatherum's duties will keep
lin constantly in the mining fields,
and ms the classes in mining instruc-
ton are organized the work will b.
put SihS charge of some well-qualifiei
local man. The courses Of. instruc-
ton will be such Us are recommend
cd by the department Of mining at
tile university, and will te selected
according to- the conditi rs in each
locality. Lantern slide ard motion
PICTURES will show how mining camps
may be made both sanitary and at
tgaetiye; how accidea, occur and
how they may, be ave: Sci; the safe
method Of underwriting al by pick
end machine; how roc. hould be
examined and posts set; The proper
landing and storage of e'::1;osiyes,
etc. These pictures have Lcs made
To develop the safety first" ;tea.
and will be readily understood by
the foreigners who are unable TO
peak English.
Equipment will also be carried to
aempnstrate the characteristics and
behayior Of the various mine gases,
and q few simple experiments with
each gas viii impress upon the min
ers their properties and dangers. A
number Of Instructive experiments
VIII also be performed upon coal
Gust, for theFpurpose Of emphasizing
its danger Tho lectures will include
such subjects as sanitation. first aid
10 tie injured. the raising of garden
produce, etc.
Air. Gatherttm Is a practical min
ing man. and Is especially we'll fitted
for the duties Of his position. He
made his start as d t.apper boy in
the mines Of West virginia at the
are or ~, and after WELDING the pick.
for q number Of years he aecumtlat-
ed sufficient funds to secure an educ