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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-10-26
Here IS the Toll You
NolD III De to Pay For
DEMO- cratic Folly

not more than one quart. 2
cents.
All stilled wines in other
containers, s cents gallon.
Domestic and imported
champagne and other spark
ling wines and oil artificial
~ .carbonated wines. bottle
or one-half pint or less. D
cents.
Bottle more than one pint
and not more than one quart.
20 cents.
Same product in all other
containers, 20 cents a quart.
All liquors. cordials or
similar compounds. domestic
and imported. bottle contain
ing not more than one-half
pint, 1 1-2 cents.
More than one-half pint
and not more than one pint
and not more than one pint,
3 cents.
More than one pint and
not more than one quart, 6
cents.
On large containers, "a
cents a gallon.
Grape, brandy or wine
used in the fortification of
pure sweet wines under pub
LEGATION of the act OF 1890.
50 cents a gallon.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-10-26

war" revenue bill which has been
lssed by Congress and signed By
lie President is now in eject as to
ost Of its features.
The exceptions are the special
lxes, in Section 3 on bankers.
rokers and proprietors. OF thea
.rs and circuses and the tax on
,bacco dealers and manufactur-
rs, which will go into effect by
,ecial provision on November l.
nd stamp taxes on Schedules A
nd B.
The stamp taxes are the ones
hat will affect the average man
n the street. They will not go
ato effect until December l. There
re a few other exceptions, but
hey are unimportant.
.dhesive Stamp Taxes Effective
December /.
The adhesive stamp taxes are
he ones which III most cases will
all directly on the average citi-
en-. Hero they are:
Bonds. debentures, certill-
Gates of Indebtedness by any
association, new issues, 800
par value, each five cents.
Sales or agreements to sell
stoch. 500 par value, each
two cents.
Agreement of sale of pro-
ducts or merchandise on ex-
change, each 500, one cent
Promissory notes, except
hank notes for circulation
ana renewals, each 500,
two cents.
BUNDLES shipped by freight
aud express. one cent.
Telegraph and telephone
companies, one cent on each
message over fifteen cents.
senders OF telephone or
telegraph messages on each
over Is cents, one cent.
Certificates Of profits OF
corporations. ETC.. and trans
fer thereof, face value each
500, two cents.
Damage certificates, etc.,
twenty-five cents.
other certificates required
hv lou ton cents.
brokers' notes or memoir
and6m Of sale, ten cents.
Deeds or realty transfer!
values between 500 ant
$500, fifty cents.
Deeds, same, each add
tinnal $500, fifty cents.
Entry of goods at custom
house 800 value. twenty
five cents.
Ditto, not exceeding $6O'
valne, fifty cents.
Ditto. exceeding $500 val
ne, 81.
Entry for withdrawal o
goods from customs honde
warehouse, fifty cents.
Insurance OF property
new or renewed policies
each 81, one-half of cent
Policies of insurance o
bond Of nature Of indemnit
for loss, each 81, one cent.
Passenger tickets by Sc
10 foreign ports costing les
Than SO, one dollar.
Ditto, not exceeding 500
three dollars.
Ditto, EXCEEDING 500, fiv
dollars.
Perfumery. cosmetics. etc,
vaselinc, hair dyes, tootl
washes. graded in values o
five cents up to IL cents
each five cents Of value, one
eighth of a cent,
Ditto, valued from Is t.
25 cents, five-eighth of {
cent.
Ditto, each additional 81
cents retail, fiye-cighths o
n cent,
Chewing gum, etc. valued
less than 81 a unit, four
tenths OF a cent.
Ditto, each additional 81
four-tenths of a cent.
Voting powers or proxies
ten cents.
Power to convey real es
tate. protests, twenty-five
cents.
Palace or parlor car seat
or berth. one cent.
The conference COMMITTEES
hanged the telegraph and tele'
,hone tax to require the company
o collect 1t from the 'lperson pay
ng for" the message, in lieu OF
lie word, SENDER
The government will collect the
lceping car ticket tax from the
The tax imposed under the new
aw shall not be levied after De-
ember 81, 1915.
Taxes on Drinkables.
The principal feature OF the law
5 the tax on beer, which viii be
The Lamar register., 1914-03-25

Interest on above warrants Will
1. J. BORING.
City Treasurer.
The Lamar register., 1914-03-25
suMMoNs

SUMMONS
state Of ooiorado.
Monmouth College, . corpora
tton, and r. l. Chrtsty.
a. Public Trustee Of thu
County Of Prowers and STATE
Of Colorado.
Plaintiffs o,.
Am.nd,,. Iorr,s Gertrude
Morris. J. clyde Mccoy. Charles
L. McCanahan, c. c. 0uyoI
w. H Hume and Vanton o. Fouik'
DEFENDANTS.
The People Of the state o. TSsof Morr,.
]. Cydo Mccoy. Charles L McCiana;
nan. &C, Guyot. w. H. Hume and
vanton o. Foulk, the defendants ABOVE
named. Directing: =,
an sotios brought eseinst you By n:
above named plaintiff. In the District
Court OF Prowers County. state Of Col.
orado. and answer the complaint therein
s ws1saa svsaT y.d a1 Within hi. County: Or
II served out Of this County or by pup
location, within thirty days after the
::rys: s:r:S ~ S q VII b.
prayer Of the complaint: and II . COPY
Of Tie complaint " I'm snS e tSf. summons
or OFT Il the ssrvics hereof b made out OF
this state. then ten days additional to
the time hsrsinbsfors specified for ap-
poarance and answer win be allowed be-
lore the tsEsns OF Judgment oy osisu"
Inc ssid action = brought 70 recover
q judgmsnk against you and each Of
you In ehs sum Of Ssyenteen hundrsd.
with inferred thereon from December
iSfh, A. d. lsls. Il eight Per cent
Per annum and to foreclose . certain
Deed Of Tsust made, executed and DE-
iivsrsd by ne dsfsndants. Amandus Nor
tho sbovs indebesdneas On the follow.
I'M described real property. to-w1t:
Tn 81 q TIE NE Y Of the sen ane
the M Of The sen Of the sen Of Sec
tiou ., Twp II. R ~ W.. together
with the appurtenances thereunto belong
ing and o9s forty acre water right from
rhe AFksnsas Valley Sugar Beet and
Irrixated Land Company. same being
thu vator right applied and appurtenant
to the abovo described land: for an at
toenoy'o foo Aarean In the sum OF Two
hundred and nifty Dollars sSS9ool. 10,
e may b equitable In the premises. as
V1u more fully appear from the com.
paint N std action to which reference
y here mAds. . copy OF which com.
plaina = On ftls IN sid ecuon =.
~ Y;s =: s:r: .sa to that
ssid compiaintr e above required. tbs
III pn3n1iff win take tudgme1t
aGHAnse you and each Of you by dsieu''
n praySd In ~ Complaint
0dvsn under my hand and the 80. o.
Seth Az Of Dscsnbsr. A d 1919
4. z DOWNFR.
Clark Of the District Court
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svMMoNs

suMMoNs
state q Colorado.
County Of ProWoro, -
In the County Court
w. y. DobuA
PlAiAsff.
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state of Colorado. to-wit: The. South
west Quarter Of Section -Four - and
the Northwest Quarter fof Section Nine
10Y in Township Twenty three South. Of
Kange Forty-six west Of the Sixth
Principal Meridian, containing 800 acres
Government survey. as will more fully
appear from the complaint IN said &C.
tion to which reference Is here made.
copy of which is hereto attached
And you are hsrsby notified that u
you fail to appear. and TO answer tnS
said complaint a. above required. the
said plaintiff will take judgment by de-
fault against you according to the pray
err of his complaint.
Given under. my hand and the seal Of
said County Court at the City OF Lamar
In said County. this 25th day OF Feb
ruary. A. D. 1914.
Judge and Acting Clerk Of the County
of Prowers. State OF Colorado.
First pub. March IL. 1914.
Last pub. April 8. 1914.
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A wl.Gsr Cough

A stubborn, annoying. depressing,
cough hangs on. racks the body.
weakens the lungs. and often leads
to serious results. The first dose
Of DE-. King's New Discovery gives
relief. Henry D. Sanders. Of Cav
endish, VT, IVES threatened with
consumption, amer having Dneumon-
v. He writes: "Dr. KinG's New
Discovery ought to be In every fam
lily; IL - certainly the best of all
medicines for coughs, colds or lung
trouble" Good for the chidren's
coughs. Money back II not salts.
fled. Price soc and II. At all
druGgiats. II, =. Bucklen & Co..
Philadelphia or st. Louts-
The Lamar register., 1914-03-25

Out Of sorts. depressed. pain In
the back-Electrtc Bitters Eenews
your health and strength. Money
hack II not satisfied. 1t complete.
ly cured Robert Madsen. of West
Burlington, Iowa. who suffered with
virulent liver trouble for 8 months
After four doctors gave him up,
he took Electric Bitters and u now
. we'll man. Get q bottle TODAY;
1t will do the same for you. Keep
in the house for all liver and kid
uey complaints. Perfectly safe and
dependable. It's results will sur
prise you. SOC and 81. II. u. Buck
len and Co.. Philadelphia or st.
Louia.
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stat. o, Colorado. 1, ]. Ley Blackwell.
nsTscutor 81 aid estate, win appear be:
fore the Judge of said Court. present
my final settlement as such EAeeu.T ,,;
pray the approval Of the same AM. and WI VII u
then apply 70 be discharged as sucn s Gn
person In Interest may appear and pre-
sent objections TO the same If any there
Dated q Lamar. Colorado. Fsbursry
j. LEY BLACKWELL.
Executor on the Estate Of Elizabeth M.
Blackwell deceased
J.. X. DOUGHTY. Attorney.
Faruk pa1b. Feb. Is, 1911.
LAst pnb. March H 1914
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state q Colorado.
County Of ffowsss. - co,r
w. +. DobuA
PlAiAsiff.
Sim Richardson and Anna
Richardson
Defeudants.
The People Of the State Of Colorado,
TO Sim Richardson and Anna Rich
ardson. the defendants above named
Yea are hereby. REQUIRED 70 sppsar. Y
A. action brought against you y ne
eSSv: 1.Psa D:iet an:,x In s ne q coI
orado. and answer the complaint there
In within twenty days after the service
hereof. II served within this County; or
If served out Of this County. or by pub.
lication, within thirty days after the
service hereof. exclusive OF the day Of
service; or judgment by default Will
be taken against you according to the
proyer OF the complaint. And II copy
Of the complaint In the above entitled
action be not served with this summons.
or II the service hereof be made out Of
this state. then ten days additional to
the time hereinbefore specified for ep-
pearance and answer will be allowed be
fault as Aforesaid
The s.id action IL brousht to recover
Judgment against you In the sum o.
defendcnts on account Of . certain
promissory note made by defendants to
plaintiff Dscsmbsr-a 1911. and on &C:
count Of board and lodging furnished
and services rendered for DEFENDANTS BY
plaintiff. and for eosts q suit az VIII
more fully appear from the complaint IN
said action to which reference 10 here
made; a copy Of which is hereto attach.
cd.
And you are hereby notified that II
vo,, fo0 IN anneQr. and to answer the
said Complaint a. above required. the
said plaintiff will take default against
you as prayed In said complaint. =,
Given under my hand and seal OF Sale
court at Lamaz, In said county, thii
18th day of October. A. D. 1913.
G. b THOMAN.
Judge and Act1ng Clerk
First pub. March II, 1914.
Last pub. April 9, 1914.
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state of Colorado.
County Of Prowers. -
In the County Court
Charles Maxwsil
Plaintiff.
Martha Dietrich. c.. A.. Dietrich
and Charles J. ScAeetz,
Defendants-
The People OF the State Of Colorado
To Martha Dietrich. C. A. Dietrich.
and Charles j. Scheetz the defendahts
above named. Greeting:
an action brought against you by the
above named plaintiff In the County
court Of Prowers County. State Of Col
esado. and answer the complaint therS
We. ""h hereof. L served within this
County or by publication. within. thirtJ
S:y' o, .t tss a AZ q
BY default VIII be taken against you
accordinS to the prayer Of the COM
plaine. And II . copy Of the complaint
served with this summons. or Il the ser
vice hereof be made out Of this state
then ten days additional to the time
ma ansWsr vii b allowed before the
taking Of judgment by default As afore-
The said action is brought to recov.
er judgment against the said DEFEND
ants, Martha Dietrich and c: A: Diet;
rich for the sum of five hundred and
fifty dollars and interest from October
1Sth. 1913 due on a certain promissory
note given by said defendants % one
Carrie q. Davies, now the propery u
kare deed. given to secure the payment
~ 80 note by the said defendants on
the Following described premises SIT
nate in the County Of Prowers ant
The Lamar register., 1914-03-25

quickly cured BY DE-. Hobson's
Eczema Ointment G. p. Caldwell
Of New Orleans. states. My doc
Tor advised me TO try DR.. Hobson's
Dcsema Salve. ! used three boxes
Of Ointment and three cakes OF
DR.. Hobson's Derma ZemA Soap. To.
day ! have mot . spot anywhere
On ny body and can SAY that l an
cured" It will do the same for
you. Its soothing. hsaling. antisep-
10 action VIII ria you Of all kinds
of skin humors. blackheads. pim-
pies. ecsema blotchss. red ansaSht
" sorss. and leaves Jour skin clean
and healthy. Get . box today. 1t
v guaranteed. All drux gists, Doc,
or by mail. Pfeiffer Chemical Co..
Philadelphia or st. LouA
The Lamar register., 1914-03-25

A sood treatment for . cold set.
lied In the lungs l. . Herrick's Red
Pepper Porous Plaster applied to
the chest to draw out inflammation
and Ballard's Horehound Syrup TO
relax. ughtnAso. You get the two
remedies fos the price OF one BY
buying the dollar size Horehound
ayrup; there = Q porous plaster
Tree with each bottle. Sold by N.
N. Mclean. the Old Reliable Drug
gist and J0Woan1.
The Lamar register., 1914-03-25
treated

4 sore throat can be treated
best from the outside. The. throat
should be rubbed gently with Bal.
hrd's Snow Ltntment. Apply at
night and cover with Q cotton cloth
bandase; BY morning the soreness
viii disappear. Price IS. soc and
31.00 Per bottle. Sold By N. N.
Mclean, the Ola Reliable Druggist
and JoWolo1.
The Lamar register., 1914-03-25
a pain in the side or back tina

4 pain in the side or back that
catches you when you straighten up
Gala for . rubbing application VI
Ballard's SNOW Liniment. IL reiaxes
the contracted muscles and permits
ordinary bodily motion without SUI
fsrinG or Inconvenience. Price D6e
sec and q Per bottle. Sold BY N.
N. Nolan. the Old Reliable Drug
G1st and JoWo1o9.
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TRAIN scnkpuLG IN GFFEoT DIG
m, to13

TRAIN scHEpuLG IN GFFEoT DIG.
m. Ms
Trains East Bound
No. a-Eastsrn Ekpross (No cSopl
.... .... s''' 80
stopl -. 80. III" . m
No tx. C. and CAicago En-
press 80. .'s'
No. SIX. c. and chicago Bx-
No. le-Atlantic Express ..ls:a7 .. m
No. l3-Missouri River Flyer 4:st pm
No. sss-Locai Passenger =. s:u .. m
Trains West Bound
NJ. 1-Californaa Expreee 3:a q
No 3-caiifornia Limited mo
No. s-Coiorsdo end Utah H
No 7LMeI;cc ana California Elk
pres. ~. 80. s;+s q m
No. eAcaihornia Tast Mall
(No Stop) 80. 80. :.SS'ss IN
No. 11-Colorado Flyer :. 1o:ee O.
No 5s7-Locai Passenger 4:o .. m
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT

In the Natter Of the Estate Of Hhsa-
beth N. Blackwell. Deceased.
Notice 10 hereby givsn that on Mon.
1914. being one Of the regular days
Of the March, 1914, Term Of the Coun-
u Court Of ProWoGu County, tn
The Lamar register., 1914-03-25
The King II All Lax.tivss

For constipation use Or. Kings
New Life Pills. Paul HathulkA Of
Buffalo. N. T., says they are the
king Of all laxattves. They are q
blessing to ALL my family and l
always keep q box at home. Get
. box and get well again. Price
36c. At drugSists or BY mail h.
Z, Bucklen & Co.. Philadelphia OF
st. Louis.
The Lamar register., 1914-03-25
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION OF CITY
WARRANTS

Office of City Treasurer. Lsmar. Colo
RADIO. March Is, 1914. =.
Notice Is hereby given that ] will re-
deem at my office the following war
rants:
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-08-01
FSIT|C5 ART
Is Defeated by Clergyman Who
Presided at a Recent Eng
lish Fight.
tDx AssoeiAIEp pRtss,

Il v j d
LONDON, Aug. 1.-The Rev. John
Boulder, the clergyman who acted as
master of ceremonies at the recent
Welsh Richie bout, has this to say in
defense Of the fistic art, and in ex-
PLANTATION ofehfs own stand:
have always taken an interest In
boxing, and / promoted 1t among my
congregation down In Exeter by run
ming boxing gymnasium During,
the winter we have matches with the.
gloves at our mission hall in 1sling-
ton, and / sometimes act as time keep
er. But shouldn't like to referee a
fight. 1t is enough for me to announce
the combatants. Ihave never had the
gloves on, myself. ] encourage boxing
because man who is going to be q
good boxer cannot be a loose liver or
a drupkard. Besides, j believe a
Clergyman should mix with sports Of
his flock Boxing teaches salf-con-
troll, which is among the first of Chris
tiah virtues. Only please do not call
me a boxing parson.
Father Boulder makes an ideal an
nouncer because of his booming voice.
The Rev. Everard Digby, who was
prevented from acting as announcer
at the Welsh-R Richie bont by the order
of the Bishop Of Steppey, appears Is
have argued the matter out with his
superior, for he was permitted to
oficiate at the more recent fight in
which Wells knocked out Colin Bell.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-08-01
MOTORCYCLE:
Races at Elk Park Result in a
Victory for the Local
Riders.

Local motorcycle racers added an
other victory to their long list yes
terday afternoon when they finished.
ahead of Joe Decker. a rider at the
motordrome at the carnival, which SIS
holding forth here this week, in the
races at Elk park yesterday afternoon.
Another of the carnival riders broke
his machine few minutes before the
racers were called to the wire and
was. unable to enter.
James Hendrickson won first money,
taking two of the three heats. Earl
Frum won the other heat and got
second money.
The summary is as, follows.
First Standardization first, Frum
second and Decker third. Time min.
3S4 seconds.
Second heat Frum first, Hendrick-
son second, Decker third, Ours fourth.
Time 6 min. 35& seconds.
! Third heat Hendrickson first, Frum
second, Decker third. Time min,
IS seconds.
James Hendrickson, first money,
Excelsior.
Earl Frum. second money, Excelsior.
Joe Decker, Indian.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-08-01
Laura Hope Crews is to be starred
BY David Belaseo in a new play.

Among the plays Charles Frohman
has for production this winter is new
play by Paul Armstrong--a work de-
ptctiye Of New. York life to the writing
Of which he has devoted over six
months. An early Frohnan produc-
tton will be "The Song OF Songs" BY,
Edward Sheldon play based upon
the novel by Herman Sudermann; and
in which Irene Fenwick will play the
leading part, that of q character in,
whose weakness lies its strength. Mr.
Sheldon's work Is entirely American
in character; its scenes pass through
Hester street, Atlantic City, Tarrytown
and The Gay White Way" showing,
night life in New York City. The
piece is made up Of seven scenes.
Grace Won Studdiford is at the head
of musical stock company in st.
Louis,
When Sylvia Runs, Away is pro-
duced by w. A. Brady, the cast will
include Geraldine O'Brien and Lowell
Sherman. Others in the cast will be
Alice Brady, the managers talented
daughter, Ned A. Sparks, who played
the hotel clerk in Little. Miss Brown, .
Elmer Booth and Charles Lothian.
Harold Russell has been engaged
fora role in Wanted, $1,000"
When William Faversham produces
The Hawk" Gabrielle Dorziat, a
beautiful Partisan actress, who has
been playing in the original French
version OF the piece in Paris. will be
seen In the company The produc-
ton viii be made . IN September.
Eyangelina Dixey, daughter Of
Henry p. Dixey, is playing in stock
in California. q
Charles Frohman announces the
prpductions Of a new play by Mar,
garet Mayo, entitled II Didn't Want
to Do It," The farce tells the story
OF an American music hall player
abroad.
1t is now said that Forbes Robert
son will make another tour Of this
country, the tour taking in Chicago
and the cities Of the Pacific coast.
One of the rev motion picture plays
is called @The S., 0O0, 900 Counterfeiting
Plot" and in 1t w. j. Burns plays the
principal part. 1t will be exhibited
the latter part Of August.
Blythe first OF the new year oliver
Morosco expects to have twenty pro-
auctions well under way. Among
these will be ten plays selected from
the recent prize competition.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-08-01
ioy Of Gil?
Great Que Ion!

This brings to. many minds an Old ana
tried family remedy-an external aps
pNcation known 80 :1Eother's Friend;
During the period Of expectancy e &
cpplied 10 the Abdc=iiaal raulcieS and u.
Gesisned to Hoothe the intricate NETWORK
OF nerves involved. In this manner e
mas s;,oh y epiendtd influences as to Justify
.ita use In al cases Of coming mother
heed. It has been generally recon-
Mcndcd for years and ycafH and those
who have used It speak 81 highest pfajse
Of the immense reIlef It affofds Fartie-
ularly do these knowing mothers speak
Of the nbsenes oe mipgnthg sickness.
absence OF strain on the iiGanentg and
freedom from those many other dis
tresses which are usually looked Forward
10 with 30 much concern, S = a ~ g z;
There 8 no question but what
Mothers Friend f,ag q marked tend
10 relieve The Eird ard this Of ifoalt IA
daielgni to- ~ phl1in3l I1lief has EiV1n
= . ferx rstae HppUi nssnng women
y II ~ q ~ 4 s. iyss.I fSnfsfs
the elIta plsablo. 3 = 81 Il; ziiiy n III
natgte and y ecssI lFss5ss eiiitt6.
eltitns bet e{iitc i 81 ny lh6fzs
Sate| n .en4Qnt en1
You On 81. ~ Fifnd's e.
4lmcSt any dxfs Slot1 - =.
j sSE lslz'ss III = 2s'iS s + "
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-08-01
FEDERAL LEAGUE
THE THEATE|RS.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Ben Wilson and May Abby are at
the Bijou today in a one reel comedy
picture. Her Spanish Cousins is the
title. 1t is one OF those neat, clean
style plays with no slap-stick stun.
Brcncho Billy appears In a thriller and
as usual he is whole show in him
self. A George Klines two part spec
ial, 1.-The Bondage of Evil" is also
shown. The faint of a furnished past
follows a girl through bitter life
but the call Of the blood proves too
strong. This is sociological drama
of unusual power.
Monday the third of the Alice Joyce
series will be shown. THE Weakling"
is the title. The scenes of this number
were taken in the mountains OF West
Virginia. Alice Joyce and Tom Moore
were guests Of the Allegheny Sports
mans Club at Pocahontas.
Fine Feathers il being offered for
the stock companies:
"The Fight for Birthright," thrill-
ing three part Warner feature. is the
main attraction today at the orpheum
theater. This is fascinating produc-
ton based upon wager that results
in a midnight marriage. Miss Gene
Gauntier, the famous emotional act
ress, has the lead and Ii. supported by.
Jack Clark and. famous company
OF American artists. Miss Gauntier
plays a dual role In this photopiay,
after spending many weeks IN New
York'ss Ghetto studying types. one will
wonder at her marvellous work and
perfect Characterization. tMabel's
New Job two part Keystone COM
edy featuring Mabel Nornand, 10 also
shown. "The City" an interesting
two part detective drama produced
under the Kay-HeA Mutual brand is TO
be shown Monday s:;ii i e Il A. ls,i 3
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-08-01
GETAWAY DAY
lat Cory, Pa, MeetFeatured by
Fast Racing Fred M.
Makes Fast Time.

CORY. Pa, Aug. On OF the
most successful race meetings in the
history Of the Cory track concluded
yesterday with excellent weather, q
large crowd and very exciting races.
Summaries: = : :. -e
First race. 2;24 trot, purse $500
Big Gunpowder, b. g., by
Pilot aMdipm Doblel a 1 !. 1 - II
Allie Wilkes. e. g., by
Johnny Wilkes tLaw-
rence) .s........... o 8 s Il 9
Urlah, r. M, by The
Tramp (Meoreheadl 3 Q 5 3
DeMitza, b. M, By Bar
moor lAllen) 8 $50 4
Earle Wood, b. h., by Allie
Wood (Clippinger) $3.50 9 s
Bern, b, h., by Bingara
(Rodney) ........... s7.6 a 40
Lindsey, b. g.. by Todd
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Ideal sBingen, br. h.. by
.Bingen tStarn) s "a 81 a II
Riley, b. g., by Norvan ".
(Webber) .............6 gil II 10
Abdeil Penn, bl. g., by W.
Penn Caring .1010 9 6 9
Sylvia, b. M, by Virgins.
TI@e, s:aol, s:ass Is a:2es. Isl K {
2:22:
second race, 3: 40 pace. purse 400.
Rose Seller, 8. a, by =. Keller
lDahdridga) q 6. :. 4. Ia 81
Don: =. T.. by Don Ricardo
(Atsskley) .....:-...... go
The Christian. b. q. hys AnAi,fnr 81 -