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The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1914-02-12
PublicSale
On Saturday March z 1914


to the highest bidder. on the premises
known as the old Wade Walker farm,
3 miles from Kirksville, on the Kinks
vile and Hyattsville turnpike, the fol-
lowing.
STOCK
Peavine Stallion, 8-years-old, 16 hands
high, good style andIactlon; l Jack. =
years-old, IA hands high, black with
white points. has been stood four sea-
sons satisfactorily; 3-year-old Jack.
IA hands, good bone and muscle, black
with white points; l 4-year-Old gray
Jack; l sorrel combined horse, 1O-years-
old; 4 year-old combined sorrel horse;
! sorrel mare, 4-years-old, in foal by
jack; l black brood mare in foal by
jack; l sorrel mare, 5-years-old, broke
to work and drive: bay brood mare; l
sorrel mare, 2-years-old; bay yearling
fillY; 2 yearling black horse mules; l
sorrel colt, 1-year-old; Sorrel horse 4
years-old; yearling pony Jersey COW
and calf; Jersey heifer;1 black mich
cow, will be fresh in April, fine mixer:
l Jersey COW, calf justweaned; stands
of bees and 8 new bee gums; binder;
l wheat drill; l buggy; some household
and kitchen furniture.
At same time and place will sell
PAT ACRES OF LAND
Lying on Paint Lick creek in Madi-
son county, about mile from Cotton
burg with decided road from Poosey
Ridge, known as the Nathaniel Cotton
farm. Said farm will be sold in three
tracts of 50. 100 and "a acres re-
spectively, and then as a whole. the
way bringing the most money will be
accepted. Terms made known on day
of sale. j. A. COTTON,
r. F. d. No. l, Lancaster. Ky.
Phone Paint Lick Exchange.
Capt Am Bourne, Auctioneer.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-08-26
6|FE|)ER|s
Are Elected by State Eiiberrl:
ian and Ladies' Auxiliary (
of the Ord \

PARKERsBURG, Aug. 2e-The 81.
ennial session Of the order Of Hiber:
mans Of West Virginia and Ladies'
Auxiliary came to a close last night
Both organizations elected officers.
New officers Of. the Hfhernians are,
President. R. NJ Cunnipg CHAM, Wheel
ing, reelected; vice president, Edward
r.. Scul1y, Benwood;a secretary, J. =,
Caddingan, Clafkshurg; treasurer, p
g. Walsh, Ciarksburg s
The Ladies A1xiliary elected the
following officers: President, Miss
Kate Hughes, Parkersburg: vice ,presi-
dent, Miss Cecilia Madden, Coalton;
secretary; Miss Haphael Moran
Wheeling; treasurer. Mrs Robert No
Ian, McMechen. b X
I Mrs. Mary, Duffey Garvey, Of Nc;
Mechen, was appointed by President
Hughes as state chairman Of Irish
history. Visiting delegates attended,
requim mass at st Xavier's Catholic
church Wednesday morning held fol
Pope Plus x Bishop Donahue, d
Wheeling, delivered an eloquent feuolo.
BY on the pope. Wheeling will be thu
next meeting place in August Of mex
year. &
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-08-26
SAFEA|||VDlVE[l
IN Maine, Germany, is Mrs.
! G. D. SturlllS and She Will
4 Sail for Home Soon:

3, Mrs. Charles D. Sturm, Of this
city, is safe in Name, Germany, and
will sal. for homesas soon as she can
secure passage on vessel for the
United States. Her health is much
improved. e
a cablegram bearing the above
cheerful news was received by Mr..
|Sturm this morning. 1T was the
Sdrst word he, had receiyed. from his
wife In over three weeks. despite his
frantic efforts to locate her and learn
her condition.
= 1t was nearly a month ago that
Mr.. Sturmsreceived message from
his wife tina. she was i'll in a: hos
|spital at Maine. The following day
|the cable from Germany to New
York was cut and he was unable to
learn anything as to her condition.
State department officials were noti-
fled but they were unable to get any
word trough to their consul at
Frankfort. 7:
The cablegram received this
morning came by way of Rotterdam
and was sent In care Of some German
who. it is thought, helped Mrs.
Sturmt to the extent Of getting the
cable to Rotterdam for her, @
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-08-26
valley and DR.. Taylor says tiais Is 9
beautiful route and one that he c.1
heartily commend to Anyone wanting
q deligh tful3 trip. sss
SOCIAL and PERSONA


A most enjoyable outing was kiSsn
by g. r. Rush. of the Clarlfshur6
Traisfer Company, to a number q
his friends and their wives. Tho4e
enjoying the hospitsSIty Of Mr. and
Mrs. Rushlwere Mr.. and Mrs George
3. Look wood, Mr.. and Mrs. isaac
Bailey Mr.. and Mrs Homer HALEY
Mr.. and Mrs. 1. M. Kelley. Mr.. and
Mrs. George T. Mills, Mr.. AtiSlin
Nutter. Mrs soreta Wilson, 0da
Hickman, Nh. lille True and iits
Reta Byrd Miss Esther fiateY
Misses Martha and Helen lockwood,
Miss Gwendolyns Ke Hey Miss Edna
Mills. Miss Julia Wilson and Ali1s
Virginia Rush and Masters WafHgp
Rush George lockwood. Paul Rush,
Clyde Minis. Richard Mills and VII.
ginia Rush. ri Il; Z
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-08-26
LONG AUT0l IOUR
To Virginia Points and Return
is Ended b. the Rev: Dr.
Taylor.

The Rev. w. g. Taylor. pastor Of
the First Baptist church, returned
home Wednesday moon from a very
pleasant automobile tour through
Virginia, which lasted Ave weeks. He
was accompanied home by his cousin,
Thomas j. King, "a merchant OF Roam
oke. Va. who will visit him and his
family for a short time, and Mrs.
Bessie Bernard, of Rocky Mount.
Va. who Will visit her daughter.
Mrs. Charles Ruck, Of Stealey
Heights. 81
The return trip was made through
the mountains by way Of the Tygarts
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-08-26
COUNTY !. COURT
Continues ,inRe guI lar Session as
/ This is lis Busies t Season
of the Year.
The court has approved licenses as

The court has approved licenses as
follows: q. is 4
st. Charles Quick Lunch, II. w.
Stuck, proprietor; Knowles & Walsh,
Metropolitan building, West pike
street; P. J. Hamil. pool room, North
View; John AZ. Parent, walker House
Restaurant, West Pike street; Shan
non g Mcdonald, pool and billiards;
East Pike street; p ]. F1aherty. S27
i lite sMag sas bni RS IA West &
Pike street, pool, hotel and restau.
rant: Grimm Brothers. Shinnston,
pool; and Tom Scott and Charles
Johnson, colored, Traders Alley.
pool. 3, tss,
The court has confirmed fduciary
settlements. N
The county court is stir In regular
session. - ~
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-08-26
TO OPEN
Friday or Saturday is the
: Smart Shop, a NeWSStore
on Fourth Street. s.

The Smart Shop, at 1873 Fourth
street, two doris below the Empire
National Bank, will open for business
Friday or Saturday. The formal open
Ing will be held later. =
!. Mr.. e. S. Lipsins, who is the pro-
prletor OF the new store, is a success
full merchant Of long experience. The
new store Will be devoted exclusively
to fine millinery, and furs at popular
prices, and will no doubt meet with
the approval and liberal patronage Of
the shopping public of clarksburg and
Its vicinity.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-08-26
SUSPECT
In Robbery Case is Held Whit
Police Make an lives !
tigatloil. I

Suspected Of being the man who
robbed William Hall, of Marietta. o.,
of So in Glen Elk rooming house
Monday night, Antonio Shepaskey, an
Italian, Is held in the city jail, while
police are conducting an investigation.
Shepaskey admits that he occupied the
same room as Hall: on Monday night
but denies that he took the money. q
He was arrested by Officer Shahan,
who recognized him from the descrips
ton given by Hall. b
Hall reported to the police Tuesday
morning that he had been robbed Of
s. while he slept in the rooming house.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-08-26
SUPREME COURT
OF West Virginia is to Meet at
Charles Town Next
Week.

CHARLES TOWN. Aug. 26.-The
supreme court Of appeals for West
Virginia win meet here in regular
session Tuesday, September l., and
last probably week or ten days. The
case Of the state against 3. Graham
Wilson will be argued on motion for
q new trial, although 1t is thought the
court will not render their decision
until probably at the Charleston spec
ial term or probably in January, as
the Charles Town term is only an
argument term. $50
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-08-26
CHAMPIONSHIP
OF State to Be Decided Between Par
kersburg and Grafton Tomorrow,

The Parkersbprg and Grafton col
Iored baseball teams will clash at
Union park tomorrow for the cham.
pionship OF the state. The game win
be called at 3o'clock and some fast
playing may be expected as both
teams are in the pink Of .condition
and are out to win.
Tomorrow evening the two teams
will be entertained by the local col
|ored athletic association at a dance
at Smiths garden.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-08-26
PNE:UMolllAI...
Causes Death OF Mrs. Howard Adams
After Short Illness.

Mrs. Howard Adams. aged s35
years, died at "A O'Clock Wednesday
morning at her home, 80 9. Bal timore
street, Glen Elk. after an illness OF
pneumonia. The deceased woman is
survived by her her husband. two
children and three step ldren., The
body will be taken to Shirley Thurs
day morning and the funeral services
and burial will be there.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-08-26
TAYLOR QUALITIES.

w. II. Taylor qualified before the
county court Wednesday afternoon as
administrator de bonis non Of the es-
tate Of Henry +. Barron with bond
at $4,000; and the National Surety
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-08-26
CHIcoRELLAl ACQUITTED.

Tony Chicorella who was recently
arrested at Haywood under charge
of selling intoxicants. there in VIOLA
ton Of the Yost prohibition law, was
acquitted Of the charge at hearing
Tuesday in Magistrate William II.
Starcher's court.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-08-26
SPECIAL MEETING CALLED.

A special meeting of Herman
Lodge. No. s. A. F. and "A. N. has
been called for O'clock Thursday
evening in the lodge rooms on West
Pike street.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-08-26
MINER KILLED.

FAIRMoNT, Aug. ss-Pasco An
CELLO, an Italian miner, was killed out
right at New England by a fall of
slate. and his companion, Tony Far
'dowell, was severely injured. The
latter is at the Miners hospital.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-08-26
posi- CHOSEN,

/: Cecil o. POST mas been appointed
county and jail physician BY the
county court. His Jail fee Is to be
is 40 q year and he is to receive 81. o.
IA visit to the infrmary.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-08-26
PRICE: FOR BOTH $500
AN INVESTMENT. WORTH
/. WHILE

SID Broom apartments. with hot
and cold water, bath and all conven-
fences; lot 42x105 feet, on West
Main street. The fats bring a rental
d $50 per month.
Here Is a chance to own a good
renting proposition at little more
than, the actual worth OF the lot. n
The building is insured at 81, 0Oc
and the lot is worth $50 a front
foot. liEsold at once
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-08-26
PRICE $500

$500 cash; balance /. 2. 3. and 4
years.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-08-26
STATE MEETING.

CHARLES Town, Aug. 2s.-The
State Camp Of Patriotic Sons Of Amer
lea will cons enc here September 1 for
a two days session. About seventy
delegates from various camps Of the
state will be here. &
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-08-26
sTEALEY AVENUE

u Five room house with bath and
large basement. front and back
pcfches; good lot and in a good resi-
sdsnce section.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-08-26

An ice cream social viii be 4, Il
on the lawn Of the home OF Mrs. i. 4
ICox,;at stop No. 4 5 on the Bird gSbo,
car line Wednestiay evening for u
benefit Of the ndustrial church. u
cream. cake and lemonade viii ;
served. 81
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-08-26
NE E:::WEFAIR GROUNDS

vacant lots. sJx12o feet each:
nice level lots.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-08-26

China Is buying greater quantities
Of blankets. but the United States
gets little Of the increasing trade.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-23
TEAM LEAGUE
NOW SEEMS TO
Be ASSURED
Consent of Belen to Get in the
Game all that is Necessary
to Insure Baseball for Albu-
querque

Word from Beien is all that Is
needed To start he organization OF
a four-league baseball league under
way. The Happys ana the Browns
are ready to join, and "a team made
up OF last years Santa Fe nine can
be counted On, The ~railroaders will
play under the name Of the FEEDER
ais.
IL assurances were at hand now
that Belen Is prepared TO put a team
In the league. The fOur-club organic
alton would be launched without de-
lay. Those Interested Ia the forma-
ton OF the league viii make Il a.
point within the ncxt few days q.
find out what the word from Belle
is "a be.
The league. as proposed, provide
for hurdling the one big difficulty
OF maintaining "a baseball circuit
hereabouts-the cost OF travelling.
with only the jump between here
and Beien 10 finance. the Hub viii
be under no burden 20 balance their
books. II given anything like the
support The league should have. Not
only that, but tho league mako-up
promises teams so well balanced that
10 will be a race mighty interesting
To follow. with the proper elements
OF rivalry "a keep the fans ON edge
ana roofing.
IS the league Is organized there
viii Doe "a guerdun Co battle for
Something in the nature Of a trophy
VIII be hung up, 30 not a pennant OF
cup, hen something hat Will appeal
To h cOntesting teams even more
than a flag or mug,
Assurances from Bolcn that ID is
prepared TO enter the league race
viii Doe followed by a cnll for a meet
ing OF those Interested, and rapid
uction VIII follow.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-23
TEN HOUR LABOR LAW
on ASSACHUSETTS UPHELD

Washington, March 23.-Thc ten
hour womnns labor law of Mass
achusctts was upheld as constitution
al today by the supreme curt.
I'm 1903. Massachusetts passed o. iaN
limiting the hours OF minors and wee
men ia manufacturing and mcchani-
cal establishments to So hours @ woo,
and ten hours O. day with DrriHli
Qualifications. Tho state Boo 1917 rr.
jucei the hours from 90 to So. ru-
tho letter lau was not Boo question H
the case decided today.
Richard a. Riley, superintendent -
the Daroll mills. chirged with su.
pl0yiug Women contrary To- the sta--
ute, attacked its constitutionality
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-23
Albuquerque Likely to See
Best Horse Racing in Years
at the Coming Fair Because
of Entrance of the big Town
especial oorrssponasass TO the nsra'sl

Pueblo. Colo, March 2i.-Denver
was admitted 10 the Santa Pc racing
circuit yesterday afternoon at the
meeting Of the circuit held IN the Of
fees of Secretary j l.. Henman, In
the opera house block. The race
meet at Denver under the Santa Pc
circuit will be held Immediately fol-
lowing the race meet al the state fair
at Pueblo. This will prevent conflict
ing race dates in any Of the cities OF
the circuit and will give practically
continuous racing for eight weeks.
The admission Of Denver makes
the circuit much stronse ana will a
able II to ne a total in purses and
stakes which will attract the best
horses from an parts of tho country
to Colorado curing the racing season.
Pueblo has been the largest city In
the circuit, but with the admission
OF Denver the circuit Will have two
big cities to draw support Tor its
races.
The fact that the New Mexico Fair
association has walked up this year
and is Offering substantial purses has
also had It's effect In attracting horses
TO the Santa Pc circuit The New
Mexico fair nt Albuquerque has been
falling down on It's racing card for
several years past and last year its
race program just about pctered out
But Il Is In the ring with a strong
Offering this year, and this viii IN
duce the larger part Of the u
to keep their horses In for the entire
circuit season.
Next year "A racing schedule can be
ARRANGED for the circuit which VIII
cnable horse owners t. make every
city with very iittla extra railroad
expense Denver has come IN this
year In plenty OF time TO thoroughly
advertise the circuit and attract un-
usually strong racins stables 10 the
state fair thie fall. The circuit rae
ing starts la August and there Will be
racing In Denver az Overland parA
from June 10 to july o, AMI ot Pueblo
from july TO ~ This viii provide
racing in Colorado for almost the
entire summer.
The rules which have been adopted
by the state racing commission per
NIT pari-mutuel betting system on
the tracks OF the state, but no race
course will be permitted TO furnish
Information 20 pool rooms through
out the country The big racins
meeSs which will be held In Colorado
his summer ought TO Increase the
tourist traffic.
There are over 800 harness and
running horses entered Tor the race
meet al overland park aud many Of
the owners will spend ali the summer
in Colorado As an evidence OF the
character OF harness horses that WI
perform over the santa Re circuit thts
year. can be mentioned Colorado r.
with "a record Of 2.0l: Braden Direct
with a record OF 2:0i. and about uity
performers with records OF 2:lO OF
better. The Junrcz stables will prac-
tically be shipped to Colorado and
among the runners are some OF the
fastest thorouEhbrcds In racing In The
world today.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-23
TOMORROW THE BIG
CIRCUS HITS
THIS TOWN
Attendance at School Tuesday
Morning Expected to Take
a Slump. Hour of Arrival
Uncertain.

Attendance at the Albuquerque
schools is expected to take e slump
tomorrow. Tho circus d. coming Go
town and hockey is likely TO be the
order OF the day
Nut that tho circus will show Co.
morrow OF hold q parade or anything
like that, but, bless you, the small
boy Is as much Interested in seeing
the animals unloadcd, and getting
water for the elephants, ana seeing
D. tented city uf the circus folk set
up. aud getting under tho foot OF the
canvnsmon aud the animal men, as IN
seeing the shot itself.
The cirCus-the great and unparal-
lclcd Sells Floto- Runnlo Bni CHim-
self shows-wH come here tomorrow
To- make ready FOR the opening OF SIS
season next Saturday. Tho final
touches Co the bin and 60 the various
scenes that go 60 make up the gor-
% p%ageantry of the program viii
bc put on, AMI when the wonders are
unfolded e. tho public next Saturday
Alhuqucrqucons will have seen the
absolute last word ia circus spccta
cles.
la addition 20 the most %cxtraordi-
nary clrcus bill that has ever been
presented. there will be the best
scenes that for years made Buffalo
Hilrs show the most talSed-of enter
prise OF its kind In the history Of
this or N other country II VIII
DO "a combination OF the greatest and
hest bills ever shown under canvas
and an for twenty-five cents u is
a cold. petrificd. u~ushake1ble fact
that two bits never before had the
same purchasing power en- the mus
ment field with ar Admission price
OF twenty-five cents, there ISN'T en-
excuse for any Albuqucrquean or a
resident ~ any town within travelling
distances between the ages of three
aud 1903 Co stay iva from the circus.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-23
TUCUMCARI WILL
SEND STRONG
TEAM HERE
Quay County High School
Hard at Work for Field
Meet to be Given Under
Auspices of the University.

Especial Correspondence 90 the Heraid
Tucumcari. ~. NJ, March 2i-Ath-
lotics are the order of the day at the
high school The boys are practicing
hard and Intend to work ny "a good
track team for the state meet nj Al
buquerque. \ haif-mile track has
been laid out. shower baths Installed
and many other things necessary 60
train tho boys and condition them for
a hard contest have been added in
this department. There are about
fifteen young athletes undcr the SUI
pervision Of Mr.. Shacwlck, the
coach. and he knows how TO put them
In the right condition 70 win the state
championship Eight OF e. best VIII
accompany the coach TO Albuquerque.
and TucumCari usually is successful
when IL undertakes 20 cop an athletic
prize.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-23
Al SMAULDING WILL
FIGHT THE GHOST"
At SILVER CITY
Clever Albuquerque COlored
Lad Going Against an
Alleged Marvel from that
Dear Joplin, Mo.
[sprr,nl cnrrr.rnn,.n-. 30 a.. n.rnlsl

'
Silver city. y. NJ, March 22.-Al
smaulding of ALBUQUERQUE. who be-
cause Of his popularity with local
fight fans IA likely tn be adopted by
Silver city. has been matched for an
ether fight here. this time on April
end. and with Jen Clark. the Fight
ing Ghost Of Joplin. Mo. Jack
o'Lcary. who recently came 60 silver
city from Springfield, Mo. ls staging
the fight and bringing on the Ghost.
who n he looks anything like his
name. should make q pleasing picture
lei The ring with the dusky Smuuld-
ing. Clark Is said to be quite a ghost
In the fight world. lie has been
given decisions over Luther Mccarthy
and Joe Jeanette. and is said ia have
class. The men are 20 tight nt catch
weights, clark weighing about 1855
Smnulding is in training now and
weighs about 100.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-23
G E OF THE
IN
SESSION TODAY

The board Of regents of the Uni
vcrsity OF New Mexico Is In session
in President Boyd's office on the hili
today. the meeting being Tor Che
purpose uf Ur-ansactlnE routine u.
tail "a business ot importance to
the university, but without special
interest 90 the public according io 3D.
statement by President Boyd tate thia
afternoon.
New furniture Is being ordered. re-
ports are being received and discuss
ed and detail business of the insti-
tuition transacted. There are pres
cnt President George l. Brooks of
Albuquerque. nathan Jaffa OF ltos-
well. a. t. Buckley OF Ration and W.
10. Hayden OF Las Vegas.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-23
YOUNG AID W0LGAST HAS
FIGHT ON HIS HANDS
WITH DURAN OF VAGAS

Especial C-or~~sP-od~""e q" the uerntaf
East Las Vegas. n. NJ, March 81
Young Ad Molgast, well known Co the
nght fans Of Albuquerque and santa
Pc, has come over To Las Vegas with
the idea that he ia going TO have "a
walk-away Ia his match with young
Duran of the west side on March 81,
But Il can be- predicted with certain
- that "A has got an awakening
coming 10 him when he gets into the
ring Duran H. nothing but a kid, but
he a had a number OF fights, every
one of which ne has won, and ~
every one of which he has demon
strRted that he has class and Is a
conner The boys started training to-
day. Promoter OMaliey thinks this
will be one OF the best bouts ever
put on In Las Vegas.