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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-09
Wotnan's Exchange

The members Of the Civic Cup
are achieving great success and
patronage at the Woman's Exchange
which they have been holding every
Saturday beginning at 8 o'clock In
the Miss kennedy school room with
Mrs. Clara Vance In charge. The
sale of baked goocS ana fancy ar
ticles will begin tomA-row morning
at 8 o'clock
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-09

"wednesday evening. October II.
under the auspices of the Ladies
Aid society. q congregation social
win be given In the parlors Of the
First Presbyterian church. A mus
zeal and literary program has been
prepared for the entertainment and
later refreshments W. served
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-09

Argentine, from October 1. 1913,
to June 80, 1914, shipped 351.43O
bales of wool. The United States
took $4,000 bales.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-09
1nteresting Meetlng

a very Interesting meeting Of int
aid society OF the Central Presbyter-
ian church was held yesterday after
noon with Mrs. Frank Outright in
her home at Arbutus park.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-09

The crater OF an ancient volcano.
IN which there are numerous hot
springs, is utilized as a sanatorium
in Japan.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-09
This Sweater Is
Good Form For
the Street

It is not as it used to be-just
GOOD for knock-a-bout. That is
because materials have become
so pretty and lines so good and
becoming.
+ Sweaters in charming assert
ment are here; plain collars and
odd an attractive novelties;
solid colors, some with contrast
ing collar and cuffs; sweaters
with high or low ruff" neck;
sweaters with the double roll col
lar, which is quite athletic; all
are warm and comfortable ne
scessary possessions for this in
between season.
Price So to $3.50.
Much in demand is our
stFlossy'' outfit-sweater, cap
and scarf, at So.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-09

Il
& HUNTINGTON. Oct g The annual
meetinG 81 the West Virginia grand
chapter, Order Of the Eastern STAT,
adjourned last night after selecting
Moreantown a. the meettng place loE
O6icers we're elected - follows
Grand matron, Mrs. Anna Holman,
Holidays Cove: grand patron, 2
Lewis. Clarksburg; associate gEano
patron. Wilbur Stump, Charleston
grand condustress, Mrs. Belle Cnar-
mock: Charleston; grand secretary
MISS Eta NJ. Bornes. Middle bournes
rand treasurer. Mrs. G.. A. Parker.
Ripley: grand trustee, w. y. Deben-
darfer. St Marys; district deputies,
Jnlia Ogden OF St Marys; F. May IN
gersoll, OF Parkefsburg; Mamie Cow
dan. OF Huntington Ida Vermililo
~ princeton: Edith J. Carton. OF
sRnckhannon: Tessa Reed, of Terra
Alta ana Sarah Dead, Of Davis.
Union Meets.
a business meeting OF the New Fair
Ground Woman,s Christian Temper
ance Union was held at the home OF
Mrs. Mary Dayisson recently me
following was the program:
Opening song Ny Faith Looks Up
to Thee. ,,,sr
Scripture lesson Fourth cnapser
James.
song-The Way Of the Cross Lteaas
The afternoon program consisted
of talks and reports along Womans
Christian Temperance Union depart
The following county officers who
sore visiting the union gave talks
Mrs. Ellen NJ. Cheuvront. president.,
Miss Ellen Hoff. fair and open air
meetings: Mrs Lolah Hayman, Loyal
Legion organizer; Ms. A.
s. Robey, flower mission superinten-
dent; Mrs. Parrish, all of Clarksburg
Mrs. Cora R. Ogden, of Salem, on
press work, who also made report
from the state convention; ana Mrs.
sylvia Saurborne, Of Bridgeport, su-l
perintendent of franchise.
The program was then continued as
song-Jesus Loves Me-Lucille
Recitation-Mrs. Ellen NJ. cheuy-
Recitation-Mrs. Minnie Morrison:
The next meeting will be at the
home of Mrs. McClung the first Tues
day in November.
VI the ladies' were taken to the dining
room where a bountiful luncheon was
served by the union.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-09
Autumn Needing.

The hrst autumn meeting OF the
Woman's Auxiliary of Christ Episeo-
pal church was held Us afternoon In
the parish house of the church.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-09

A business meeting Of the New Far
Ground Woman.s Christian Temper
ance Union was held at the home. OF
Mrs. Mary DAVIDSON recently. The
following was the program:
Opening song My Faith LOOKS up
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-09

Australia expects to cell the bulk
of its wool crop to the United States.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-09

Beirut. Syria, last year sent 10000
settlers to North and South America.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-09
church FestiTaI.

u church festival and box supper
viii Sc. held at Custer school tiouael
Saturday night The proceeds VII
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-09

! y a very interesting MeeClnB u III
aid society Of the Central Presbyter-
ian church was held yesterday after
noon with Mrs. Frank Outright In
her home at Arbutus park.
Ii Federation Program.
The eleventh convention of the
West Virginia Federationof Woman g
Clubs will be held In Petersburg
| october 20 to 20, Inclusive The fol-
lowing will be the program:
Tuesday Morning, October 20.
.9:3O-Meeting of executive board,
Chancellor hotel parlor.
Tuesday Afternoon.
1:0O-Meeting of creden tials com
mittee.
2:3O-convention called to order
by the state president.
| Devotional service-Invocation by
the Rev. s. K. Arbuthnot
Address Of welcome Of
the Hostess Club.
Response to welcome-The state
president.
on credentials
| Roll call of delegates.
Appointment of convention com
mittees.
rules, membership and press.
3 Paper-stray Thoughts on Bible
Themes-Mrs William Armstrong.
Tuesday Evening, s O'clock.
y. M. C. A. Auditorium
| Address Some Dangers that
Threaten the American Home-Mrs.
Pennybacker.
9:0o-Formal reception given for
visitors and mem bers of the Woman.s
Club at Elks' Home. by Mrs. John q.
Samuel.
:so-Meeting of the credentials
committee.
Reading OF the minutes.
Reports Of the vtce-presldent. the
corresponding secretary. the treasurer
and the auditor.
Report Of committee on constitu-
ton and bylaws.
ton.
Report Of the biennial at Chicago
IThree-minute talks by all attending
the state convention. who were at the
biennial
Conference of Librarians.
Conference Of musicians
wednesday Afternoon.
2:3O-Report OF general feoera-
ton state secretary
Report of committees on literature
and library extension.
Address-Reach the Rural Peo-
MD Through Extension Work-Prof.
Report Of committee on art and
paper by Miss Carrie NJ. Atchison,
state chairman of music.
Automobile ride
Wednesday Evening.
EIks' Home
s:oo@Lecture-The Musical Inde-
pendence of the United States-John
MustcNt1n charge of the state
chairman of the Music Comm1ttee).
Thursday Morning.
9:OO-Devotional service,
Reading OF minutes.
,eport OF club presidents
Report OF committee on LEGISLATION.
a ddr essANeeded Legislation-
Mrs. John l.. Ruhl-
Report Of nominating committee.
arpoin tment OF tellers for the cleo
ton, etc
Final report Of CREDENTIALS
Reports Of standing committees
Civics. education, and Civil Service
reform.
the State-Mrs. Imogen Oakley.
Report of committee on nome
Talk on. domestic sceience Miss
Joe Yerion.
Thursday Evening
m. CA
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-12-16
LIST Of THINGS
NOT WANTED
BY SPUGS

NEW YORK, Dec. 14-While the
famous "spugs," as the members of
the Society to Prevent Useless Civ
ing are called, have been doing
much to discourage useless giving,
they have until recently failed to
make public a list OF things wanted
and not wanted During the past
few days several lists have appeared
for the guidance of Gotham's spugs
The best list to make its appearance
up to date is as follows:
Things Not Wanted
Cut glass inkwell
Velvet slippers with embroidered
rosebuds.
Purple or red neckties.
Any hand made thing with bows
or baby ribbon.
Empty stems.
Thoughts for the pure bound in
violet silk.
Pink silk pajamas.
Pearl handled manicure set.
Pink satin pin cushion in the form
OF a leg.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-12-16
HIGH GRADE ORE
IN THE RED BUST
(From Sundays Daily

(frOm Sunday Dally)
s. NJ. Waterman, one OF the own
ers OF the Red Buck group of mines
IN Walnut Grove district, exhibited
samples OF ore yesterday that attract
Cd very much attention from mining
mon, the values being substantiated
as extraordinarily high by the as
say certificates shown.
The average OF the eight-inch vein
is $500 to the ton," Waterman stat
ed. and the ore is free milling. The
Red Buck was originally located
many years ago by the Waterman
Brothers, and sold to an eastern syn
dicate. Default in payments was
made, and after years OF litigation
ownership reverted short time ago
to the owners. The cleaning out OF
the levels required quite an expense
and considerable time, but now ex-
ploration is again going ahead.
According to reports OF miners
from that section, the property has
the earmarks OF future bonanza.
In carly days the ore was treated by
an arastra, and streaks were struck
that gave returns of over 500 to the
ton by this crude process of reduc-
ton.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-12-16
CHANGE NAMES
OF TOWNS AND
SQUARES

PARIS, Dec. 14-Correspondence
OF the Associated Press. 1.-THE Paris
Municipal council has decided that
the name ALBERT" shall be given to
an avenue or public square in. Paris
in honor OF the King of Belgium.
The Rue de Berlin has already
been changed to the Rue de Liege
and it is proposed to give Belgian
or English name to the Avenue dc
rOpera, which before 1870 was the
Avenue Napoleon. The former Ave
nue. d'Allemagne is now the Avenue
Jean Jaures.
The city OF Rouen has changed the
name OF the Boulevard Canchois to
Boulevard DIES Belges.
The Place de la Care in Orleans
has been changed to Place Albert l.
and two bridges over the Loire have
been renamed George V. and Mich
olas H.
This is only the beginning OF the
radical changes OF nomenclature that
will in all towns of France mark the
war. The Transformation is not con-
fined to names OF streets, squares and
places. All German and Austrian
names OF products have already dis
appeared. Eau de Cologne is to be
called Eau de Louvain or Eau de
Provence. Viennese bread is now
called Pain Liegois.
In the monograph parlors all
names of German pieces have been
marked off the programs.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-12-16
CAUSE OF DEATH
ASTOUNDS TIL EDOCTORS
(From Saturdays Daily.)

What medical men pronounce as
one OF the most exceptional cases ev-
er known to cause death, was that
reported as taking place few days
ago. at Ash Fork, when Mrs. Lecen-
da Beryl died from the effects OF neu-
ralgia OF the eyes.
The direct cause OF death how
ever, was from shock, when the
LETT eye was thrown from its socket
onto her cheek, and in an instant
burstcd. Previously, Mrs. Beryl
complained OF passing through an
unusually severe attack, having been
afflicted for many years. When she
realized what had taken place, she
swooned away, and two hours later
was a corpse. She was a widow
and the grandmother of Walter Peck,
the rangeman OF that section. She
was aged 81 years. The remains were
shipped yesterday to relatives at
Mertzlin. Texas.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-12-16
GETTING LIVELY
SAYS MINE
OWNER
MINING FIELD TRIBUTARY
TO JERSEY LILY IND1-
GATES RETURN TO OLE
EN- TIMES
(From Tuesdays DailY)


For the first time known in many
wears. that section OF Hassayampa
district where the wagon road to
Jersey Lily crosses the river, is the
scene OF olden times" said Fred J.
Smith. the mining man who was in
the city yesterday. He mentioned
the fact that practically every claim
within radius OF five miles was ac-
tive. and while the work going on
was principally to perfect title, this
condition nevertheless reflected the
interest shown by the owners to have
their holdings protected.
Smith states that more activity in
this line. in short. is noticeable this
year than ever before, which is con-
s.dered as an omen OF the near future
OF return to better times. Another
matter mentioned was that engineers
are scouting the country. and half a
dozen arc making examinations at
the same time The advent OF the
Maricopa Queen Oil Co., into the
mining business in that field started
the movement TO revive many old
time locations, as we'll are several
deals pending for properties that bear
4 good rating. Smith anticipates a
boom and says that several gold
deals are ready to be closed up.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-12-16
ROBBERY CASE FAILS
IN JUSTICE COURT

After a preliminary trial yester-
day before Judge McLane, 4. B.
Griffin and A. H. Harroi, charged
with the crime OF robbery, were dis
charged on motion OF the county at
torney, the evidence being INSULT
cient to sustain a conviction in the
superior court.
The two men were arrested few
days ago on a complaint sworn out
by Dave Williams. engineer al the
railroad power plant. Williams al
legged that the men assaulted and
robbed him near the Santa Fe depot
on July Is, 1914, one month after
which time he made the complaint.
Soon after the date on which it was
alleged the crime was committed the
men left town and did not return I'M
til recently. Williams at the trial
identified Griffin but said he could
not remember Harrof. He was pos
tive in his statements that he was
assaulted and robbed, but both of
the accused men testified that they
had not committed the crime. Grit
fin said that he did have a fight with
Williams near the depot but that no
robbery occurred. Bud Fitzsimmons
appeared in behalf OF the alleged
robbers, and testified that on the
evening OF July 18th, the date the
robbery was alleged to have occurred
Williams was in such a state OF in
toxication he was not exactly at him
self.
Griffin and Harrof had been in the
county jail since their arrest After
Griffin was placed in Jail Harrof came
there to see him and the officers
also incarcerated him.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-12-16
TEACHERS WILL
MEET SOON At
PHOENIX
LOW RATES OFFERED BY
THE RAILROADS; MANY
EXPECTED TO ATTEND
FROM YAVAPAI
(From Tuesdays Daily)

County Superintendent w. Curtis
Miller is anxious to have Yavapai
county well represented at the meet
ing OF the Arizona State Teachers As
ISOLATION which meets in Phoenix.
December 18th and 10Th. There will
be a fare OF one and one-third reg
ular price for the round trip over
the Santa Fe, and arrangements have
been made to carry out an especial
ly interesting and beneficial program
this year. The executive committee
OF the association which is endeavor-
ing to make the coming meeting a
great success is composed of |. d.
Payne. Tempe. {. +. Philbrook, Bis
bee. and {. Louise Boehringer. Yu-
ma. and they have assisted in pre-
pairing the program. Among the sub
jects which will be discussed at the
meeting are the following:
Medical Inspection.
Retardation OF Pupils.
An Educational Survey.
Report OF School Lay Committee.
The Six and Six Plan.
The Selection OF State Text Books.
Vocational Education.
The County Unit.
Mr.. Miller says that many of the
teachers in Yavapai county are ar
ranging to spend their vacation dur
tend the meeting and he desires to
swell the number to the largest pos
sible maximum. 1t is an opportune
time for. teachers to attend. and the
expense will be small, considering
the low rates that are available.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-12-16
WOMEN CUNNING
IN POLITICAL
RESERVE
ASK HOMER WOOD, J. 1.
GARDNER AND DAVID
BILES TO RUN ON NEW
CITY TICKET
(From Tuesdays Daily.)

From the tone of the atmosphere
Saturday, Sunday and yesterday,
there is going to be some fun at the
coming city election, if not at the
city nominating primary which is to
be held today. And it is not going
to be all among the men. 1t was
determined Saturday at the meeting
u the Yavapai Council OF Women
Voters that the women would take
hand in city affairs to the extent
OF placing a ticket in the field in op-
position to Mayor TimerhofT and
Councilmen Heap and Head. And it
was further determined that the pub
lie should know just as little as pos
siblc about the new movement.
And in addition to these deter
minations,' pretty good sized row
was started brewing in the said club
because OF the manipulations on the
part OF the women who believe they
can pull off a political stunt OF the
dimensions of Granite Mountain with
out the general public knowing any
thing about it. as against the views
OF those who oppose the movement
and believe in coming ont in the
open.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-12-16
WM. STEPHENS. Chairman;
H. w. HEAP. Member;
ALONO MASON. Member.
Attest: R. T. BELCHER. Clerk.


appearing by Supervisors
November 3rd 1914
shown that the following received the highest
hereby elected Offices respectively and the Clerk Of this
Board hereby directed Certificate Election each OF
according to law,
Frank Superior Morris Goldwaer, State
Senator rancese w Munds Senator A. A. Johns Member OF
House T. Member of House Represent
r. Orthe Member House
Member Sheriff. P
Farley Clerk of Superior Court l. Col~el County Recorder F.
Gentry County County Superintendent OF
Schools William Stephens Henry
Supervisor year Harry Heap
Officers
Ash Forkuce E Fagerbg Constable F. F.
Bartlett
Bundle Bee-Justce o Peace T. l. Harden.
Camp Vereusce of the Peace George W. ance Constable john
S. Speer,
McGn; Constable
Orvlle Glenn
ConstcatiOn-usce Peace Payne Constable, R. H
Payne
CoonwoOd-Juce Peace A. Constable Cook
Crown Kngrsce OF the Peace B. R. Marks Constable John T.
Shearer.
Humboldt-Juice w. MONDAY Constable, Chas H.
Kinsman
JeromeJuice the Peace Harrington; Constable J. W.
Hudgens
Krkand-Juste Peace Rush; Stapp
Mayeruce OF the Peace Ward H. Wheeler; Constable Ihos T.
Prescot-Juice Peace Constable VIM R.
selgman- the F. H. Carmen Constable F. L
Campbell
The prints prepared showing the
of candidate National State office
and Members OF the Board aested by the Clerk and transmitted
to the Secretary OF State at Phoenix Arizona
Board adjourned and Board
Immediately Board OF Supervisors
There being further the Board notion adjourned
WIN. STEPHENS Chairman.
Attest R. T. BELCHER Clerk
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-12-16

terday that about seventy-hve people
have registered since the register was
opened to the public some month or
more ago, to give all not already reg
istered an opportunity to qualify as
electors.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-12-16
SPOILS OF WAR.

WASHINGTON. D. C.. Dec. 10
\ statement by Japanese Foreign Min
lister Kato, in the diet that Japan has
made no promise Of the return Of
kiao-Chow to China, has attracted
much interest in official circles here.
Secretary of State Bryan did not
comment thereon, referring his in
quirers to his previous statements.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-12-16
Proceedings Of the Board OF
Supervisors Of Yavapai
County, Arizona.
OFFICE OF BOARD OF SUPERVISORS,
YAVAPAI COUNTY. ARIZONA.

PRESCOTT Arzona, November ~, YI+
Board OF Supervisors OF Yapai County Arizona to adj
Thursday November 10 1914 $50 o'clock A. NJ
Present. William Stephens, Harry W. Heap Member R.
Belcher, Clerk.
Immediately
November 8. vase
The all which received having
County having thus completed the
footed
and found
Yavapai County General Election Returns, Nov. g. 1914
md
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-12-16

. sr Ts G SIMMONS o Wsa c q Grant" total Mos on
G 9@ Gi Tdis Mountain" {" Pleasant Valley o. S""o" :" Walnut
(Demj-Cimax Copper
Valley. 81; Thompson Valley 10 Total 81.
Ward H. Wheeler (Dem) Mayer 1885, stoddard p Turkey H.
NJ. Knapp. Repo-Nlay stodda Turkey Total
SsIaas Valley 30;
VIM NJ Poaiso4; Miller Valley
Geo W Hill tsoc)Groom Greek 4 Valley p; Prescott North
F. H. CARMEL DEM Anvil Rock 10; Nelson segman 81
constables
F F B aicf Resh Fork ST. Cedar Glade Total 80
''sS No 6 goasfs F[s elected
'"" So d 5SS 9Gs55' st tfsdIn''-
John 7 SR Camp s P2 2s ou c ot e l. Verde Middle
Verde 'R V Camp 81 Verde fs1s-
VIE sr9 $sa & 2s1! s Creek c4d Verde Middle /
Oscar Ksen S %ot appealing G on Creek
q c5id o. Verde Middle = Verde Camp, $: Verde Lower.
Congress Junction Justice Precinct
Valley iG; Walnut Grove, IS Total g.
s oeaVs o. Peepes Valley Walnut GToS Total
John af Peoples T @
o. Peoples P PRSn1 o. Wanat GTo Total
o. Po Psspss VALLEY Total al
R H. Payg %fS n Humu sa Total 20
6 Brown Rep) Constellation Il; Fumbus o. sayers
0'G ames co os Cottonwood H. Oak Creek To-
Red Rock $ Total 136 " 0''eN
Joe Rock s9t Fo 6 l' 49, Oak Greek 7 Red
IS a5.f3 E Soaoz Crock o Canyon Hooper O.
John shtas Ras e. Crook Canyon O. Hooper D.
Jersey Lily o; NIinneha Senator, Total, A.
Humboldt Justice PRECINCT
s. Humboldt So HascI IS Nc cabe 4 WaE Total
IL nmbod III; Iast ecsbe r. Toia
Avery, Town 4f smter
W Hudgen CIndl-ArEona H. Jerome 29l Jerome smeter
g. Perkinsvile, & Total. 3a2
mas Pc Pcr2 2nn Tota 49, Jerome 0"
JerOWe JUNCTION S Justice Prefnsm =, c-,. ,roun,n .,
Valley simmons
56mJcimax. Copper Basin, kirkland 2s Skull
v? s!Sp bsSn2.9a Ha c9p 9ss BASIN o. Kirkland H. Skull
Valley a. Thompson Valley, Is. Total, o.
Tho E thompson (Dem) Mayer 1872; Turkey
y S P! 1sm e5 g cs s,s Miller Valley " Prescott
Frank Ho MSn Psco So@ 95ee IS a s Valley IL Prescott
esq., P Rspso s0s s S cEk s. Miller Valley Prescott North
seigman Justice Precinct
d P Ren1 RP Rse E Nsso5 ys%a Total
Supervisors County Ar
sitting Board OF Canassers ereby certify that the foregoing
County County November
c hO the a' G P oSa ot 9 by
each precinct said County and the total number OF votes received by
VIM STEPHENS, Chairman;
MoX6 55 MASo @s" Member
R BELCHER, Clerk.
Board Canvassers and the Of Votes the General
following persons received highest
eT % Gotfs G td G f 0PP % ad tb CLERK Of bs
Board hereby directed Certificate Election" each said
persons according
Frank Smith Judge Court Morris GodwatsE Stat;
House OF Representatives Leepe Member OF House OF Represent