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The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-09-03

Rags Wanted-The Reporter of.
fee wants to buy quantity of clean
cotton rags. Must not be less than
IL inches square, and larger prefer.
red. Will pay 2 cents per pound
We cannot use heavy wooden rags.
Bring In your rags and get the
money.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-09-03

John T Hamilton for governor will
get the vote of every man who really
favors economy In the conduct Of
stste-Marengo Democrat.
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OshBRsExzyTlmTsbl.



Fur Waizuas. WafnIua. EaEinIu. and
way stations 3 y m. .ssSzH D. n.
Fur RezrE CRY. ERa MIII ami way
statiUns Z50 q M. s9eI5 Al M.
I'll % d. M. Is D. M. -ssSzsl D. IN.
stI5 D. m. t9ez8 D. M. Ff1-I5 D. M
For WzIifaHa and Leiiehna rles30
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INWAEuL
Arrive EnnBInlu hsum EaEiukn. Wal.
alua and Wzfanaa- s836 a M. 81
D. N.
Arrive HunnIuIa E5m EEa VII and
Pezrf City l5 4 m. ss-36 n m.
sTE-as a M sE.fg D. m. s4-26 D. m,
s.s5lsssssI D. m. s,11sV D. M
Arrive Hon1Enf1 from WafiaHa and
EeSle1Ha g.I5 a M, fI-55 p M.
sF.aI D. m. I'm D. M
The HaIefuz Efmifed. q ewa,hnur
nafn eonIy nEsfciass tickets hsnDresb
leaves Hsno1uIn every sunday az SIS
d M. FOR EaIe5wa huraIs returning AZ
rsves IN Honolulu &C E8-14 D. mn The
Limited stnps anIy az Pearl CfE and
Wafauae
sDaily. fExcspt Sunday tSunffas
sDa5Iy TErcsgt Sunday. tSundaE auTE
G. p DENISCN y. c SMITH
Superfneeutent G A.
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ROOSEVELT SAYS
new TARIFF LAM
UTTER FAILURE
Claims Administration Meas
ure Fails to Reduce the
High Cost Of Living

NEW YORK. May 5I-f Assoclated
Press 81 Federal wireless Col
Theodore Roosevelt. before sailing
yesterday for Madrid. Spain. % attend
the wedding Of his son Kermit. issued
4 statement charging the Wilson 81
ministraticn with failure 70 handle
satisfactorily the trust and tariff
auesiIcns. He declared that the cost
.cf living Is Introduced: that tariff re-
duction has failed Is solution Of the
problem; that BUSINESS over the entire
country Il IN jeopardy. and that small
business men and working men are
suffering from the effects Of the id.
ministfation's policies.
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fire DESTROYS
BUSINESS PART
Of KAGOSHIMA

KAGOsHMA, Kiusfu. Japan. lay
50- Especial Cable 10 the Nippu I'LL
This city was visited BY dieas-
ffoHs fire last night which DESTROYED
2es buildings IN the business section.
The total property loss Is estimated
81 S1,500 900. There was no loss Of
Ne
There Is considerable suffering
anohg tlscse who lost property. but
efforts are being made By the govern
n1ent and private citizens 70 aid the
nnf0ftunates. and ali that can be done
IS being accomplished 70 ASSIST the
sufferers
This h the second terrible disaster
The city has gone through since the
recent eruption Of the volcano intake
ii consequences Of which there Is great
unrest among all classes
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PR STR GIzSidira f0T Mani parts,
JInne e Miss Hr1BHfng Mss Daily
Per STR EInzu for KaIIaf ports lime
Mis- y. AiEana- Mrs SeHnL Mr.
and Mrs Wilmington. Mrs NJ Hoos
Miss r. Hoo Frank Hoo q s. SpaId-
sing VIM Il Kama John CAonss Sam
Kaimi
Per II. n S S Matsonia for Saa
Rfnneise0. June Miss Eraily Far
leys Mss Al 1E Reed MiSs h Martin
Mr. and Mrs =. N Foster Mr. and
afrs. Geo. +. Godfrey Harel6 Lewis
m and Mrs Z Al King: e Sehaaeks
"a Cox L. W Fox. d d. Jehasson
Ryn0 incl. afrs and Mrs 81 b Hgtles
Miss ~ s Looraiss ms 81 O. Share
less Ms o. W allen. Miss Nellie
MfIleE Mss Marie Purcell 5 Hutch
inson. Rranl Minor Miss Bone NJ
Grant. Mrs Sanf0rt Mr. and Mrs s
w. LAM and child Max BaskeF, mr.
MeAllisters Mrs Buford Mss NJ
Locks Mr.. and sfrss Chass Al Brown,
M and Mrs. IDhn 8 Baird Mr. and
Mrs I ii Geeke, Mrs i IS Hum
phrass. Mrs. lsiaore b Doekaeiher,
Mn and Mrs Geo. NJ Bailey. MI and
Mrs s j kidfer Miss G. Tinker
Miss 8 Z Gunninghanf. Mrs r j
Pratt Mr.. aud Mrs r p Megrahsn.
Miss sara Lucas. Mrs Helen GfrSill
Miss NJ. N, Yoder Mrs Owens Mss
BsnaaHa, Miss J. = Reaes1icts Miss
Latham, Mr. and Mrs.. G.. x Meel
land and two children Miss Gsena
MeCracken Miss nj 3. chaplaaR. Mrs.
b II Agee, child and maid. & H Prev
Mrs. A. Porter Mrs x & Porter
Mrs ii G. austin. Mrs b q Wilcox
leon Msndi0ndon, A. T.. Jacob. DIT.
II s. b. Pratt Miss NJ Gressa Miss G.
GreseI. Miss G. Lucas, Miss NJ srsaar
sr. Mr. and Mrs. = HomRe1lest aad
child. Miss T. Fesbes, Miss E s. An,
! drew. Mr. and Mrs Geo. &. EbeRhaFa
Mr.. and Mrs Z. Scott, r ~ Saaf-
dRrS Rohk Levers Mrs b. b. Geoa'
er. Mrs. E. r. SAVIOR Mrs 4 s Car
roll Drs aaa Mrs Thos, II. Wins'o~.
Mr. and Mrs W. IL HealeA Mrs J.
A Frackef. Master sheldon yaas.
wool, s Nj, Stock. Mrs i 3, DeRass
Mr., and Mrs G. II. locke Mrs &. Z,
Zane. Mrs B l. Edwards. / pee ".
H, SMITH Mr. and Mrs. ", Kendall
/ Mrs Paris FfeteheS.. Miss NJ Pratt,
Miss EteffegmaA. Mrs HssfeFmaa> Miss
Ana ReaaeYieF. Miss Helen HatteaGR-
sea. Mr. ard Mrs. 3 H oBFfeRs Mss
/ A EliotJ Mr., and Mrs III. B Naa1-
weol Mrs. May {. Haywood, Miss ".
/ J. Prescott Mrs. y II, Sherman. Wal
( ter WeiRSteek, Nh and Mrs Paul
Miss G. GeoaaeFe Miss L. 4. Rea Mr..
and Mrs. HemeaWay and child Dr..
HeppneF, G. A. Martin, Mrs. J. Res
senAeEg. ehitd and maid, Mrs. c, Ner'
risen Saith. Mrs J. P, Miller. J,
: neagh Mr., and Mrs A, 4 GVeeA I.
Mr. and Mrs ", s. teRes, Mrs s
FraAke, Mrs NJ KePash Mr. Warren,
/ ten. Mr., Graham.
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REBELS OPENING Or
PORTS FOB COMMERCE

nuRANGO. Mexico, June As
secfated Press by Federal Wireless
General Carranza yesterday declared
tE1zx the ports of Tampicos Tuxpan
and 1Tatamoras are open to the worlds
sea1nmerce. He has notified all steam
ship companies to continue their serF-
=fce under the same arrangements that
we're made with the Madero govern
ment. otherwise all contracts and con
essSisns would be declared void, No
contracts or concessions executed BY
ne Raerta government will be rec
segnzea. The companies were given
one saeath IA which 10 comply with
the new conditions
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C.R. fRAIIERIO
BOOST ISLANDS
BEFORE AID men

When Charles r. Frazier. TIE loeal
advertising agent. leaves Tor tnc
nyainlaud early this Eonth as tie Ho-
1oIuIu Ad Clubs delegate 60 TIE -
yertis;pg Mems Convention y leH
eon4anss in Toronto, Canada June
u AZ viii carry with him several
trunks and boxes fun Of HaN allan
literafaFe and adgefffsing matter
which lie plans 10 scatter throughout
Canada and many Of the cities f1rougiI
the Tinted states Mr. Frazier made
this announcement at 3 nleetlng of
the promotion Gommittee Friday
afternoon. and was assured ~ tae
members OF the organization that ne
viii receive their support hi the Nd
deTtaking
Il e1ogaining Ms plan, - 4 ffazieK
posItfed ont that these conventions q
afIysrfjsin9 men are attended ~ from
1900 "a 1000 Representative business
men from All over the United States
and Canada, and stated That ~ better
Opportunity could Sc found 70 let TEEN
know somethin about Hawai- Ia
Il las q ofFef and the benefits which
IL il reaping from IT, own ~ Club.
Many 81 these men are tourists hs
said who are wiling 70 listen To
cseas.eat description 81 . place which
wouId ofFsT new attractions 70 them
as either sumner 81 q winter res
orr Mf, Fraz5eT plans 20 arrange a.
attractive HaNaiiaH booth 10 one q
tie Iead5u1 hotels ii Toronto, where
- = fSStcr al fo6n S6feff ~ 0fe36nE
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NfDlAIORS AGREE
70 THROW OUT
REBEL DEMAND
Original Two arty Conf
10 Be Carried Out to
q Finish

NIAGARA Pulls. Ontario, J1tIe E.
associated Psess 81 Pederal VssiFe
ess TiIe SouEsi AmerfcaH mediat0fs
yesterday virtually resolved Is %
aiIead with their pIans FOR the perfett.
ing 81 two-pafty agreement between
flse Unlfed states and the HueFta goy-
ernmsnt, temporarily iga0Ffng the
qaesfion o. tie eonsfitHtionaIistg de-
pnand fos repre- entatscn al the media
ticn Conferences The only thing to
dissufb sueh i 6oufse IS the ifstfnatsorI
shst tlfe United states would withhold
is appf0ssf Of lie plans proposed for
the establishment Of d new provision
a e0sernment III MEXICO unless dis.
Dosstien Is prernBtTy made or tie 4res
ffcn u sfit1tfcnalist paTtcIpa EIon
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DAY
/. not FORGOTTEN
By H|LOIIES

fE1sesaG stsr- so4Eeffa cosfssp1 8cnceJ
HfEf Nsy - Willie the loyalty 81
FlJIers people q fIss cosatyy u tsefT
adoptIea il no Iess true. no Iess pas
tssoEIe than tI1sf - H0nosulu Or any
afiSev csts III the IsnIte9 States IL u
70 - rezfstfe3 fksf more h0ncf ctHs
ne 5e aane the me1aofy % fhese sol-
d5eFs o. The past dan has tHas faF'
been plsnned Tor tomorrow
50 FAR a. known. Hilo VII obsefys
rheresF hsaF h8lIday. 10 pnblBe
nkee<Ing o. patt5ctie service bas heen
rFepaFea - 80 Begond tile nsuai pa
rade ~ e0nSpsny y o. the Eationsl
fsuara. ffuas De arF6oFy % Tire ee1ses
feff I'd IS TIE band and followed By
Fi.e caset haftaIion q the HIl0 b0afds
Iae seiIsol
TiIsE paFsae WI Sc hegd IN The ~
ternenG3 the aaafasNsn asaefsblIHs az
the zrnSeey a 80 O'Clock marching
fh<nee 10 TIE graveyard There flcm-
ers n ssnerp1s absndanee VII %
slfepn oFer ti1es rhcnnds o. De de-
psrtea 4 voGIey wGl1 Be fired il -
InEe oeer ezgh s5ses. and a. the end
H. bue5eT WI soand tips
Htios sbsersaziee certainly sh08ld
Sc 10 Iess tfan this No mere has
beef dene ii recent years but % this
naeH tfSe rhen60ry o. tie dad - en-
tftfcd II oll5e4 cites TIE entire day
Is deelzfed . h6Iiday. and ne solemn
RITES are cD1dueted ii ne morning
FE4 MS reaHnn he waF dep1ftBens,S
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STEAMER BEINGS 388
VICTIMS TO QUEBEC

QUEBEC. June I'll Associated Press
81 Federal wireless The heights Of
fl8fs city were black WITH crowds yes.
tefday which had gathered 10 view the
arrival Of the steamer Lady Grey
bringing 5ss victims Of the Empress
II Ireland disaster from Rimouski
The Lady Cray was escorted BY the
warshfp Essez. Sailors from the war.
snip carried the c0ffins from the
steafaer and piled them ID rows b the
pier sheds
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Momd49s lure j.
Kanai ports ". G. Hall str. ! q,
M
kauai parts twinduardl Noeau
ST.. = n. m
Mnni ports iaudines str, 3 D. M
TResdays 1f1ne 2
Eona and Kan ports Manna hoa,
Mani. MaloRaf and lanai ports Nj,
Enha1a str. p m.
Kanai ports KInaEl str H. N.
Wedhesrias.. June g
SIN Francisco Matsonia. n n S s.
sam Francisca saerisian. e s a
Hfla ma VIZ ports MAMMA Kaa
Thursday. lane a
Kauai ports w 6 Hall.. SIR. 5 2
friday lane s
MaEi p0rts elanlifne. str. ) p. m
SafnraaY. June 8
sam Francisco isrra. O s. s,
ln0Bn
k1AAAL37AAl4t tA1 SdpetA uUItf-E14llS
hong Mara. japanese str
lilo via WAY ports Manna Kea
str. : p. M
Mondae June g.
Kanaf RartsW G HALL SIR. 5 D
m
Kauai ports eHindwar0 - Nosal
str. > D. m.
Maui ports Giandinss str, 3 D. IN
Taesdasss June 81
san Francisco chiyo Maru Japan
ese str z#-
san Francisco-Eaariine. u, N s. 5.
IS ~ m.
HaneRons via Japan rores-PeFsla
2 NJ s s.
SAN Fraaciseo-SSoeria. P, NJ s. 5
Ffiaag SaHe ~
Hongkong Sia Japan ports-SAlaye
Ma-u. Japanese str.
H.. Monday. June IS
HCngkung VIA Japan peFts - KiyC
Nara. Japanese str.
s Sunday. June II
Manila via Gaam-rhenas, u 5
At -.
Monday, Aaas IS
SEdaeg via Page Fago-Seah&rs. o
SIS
TessaaS. June -
San Fraaeisco-Chiaa p 20, s. 5
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ST. CHRONICLE
I. CDNFIRAsSIOR
Or BIG dSHfR

cdafjgyhafion Of the e0tnpsHys cir
csfiar printed 81 he STIR 3uI leffu 81
Tassdsy ~ kund 81 Tire foslossfnlgz ~
spS5sf n The SD strike of Like View
No . or CO. wf8lea appeared ID the
sap Francisco chf0agcse 81 My rs.
ne big featurs 81 ti4e West side
on fields last WEEK was the bringing
IN ~ 4 asrsf1er With 4 record bfes king
ousyut 81 tFe Eake view 10. 3 OF
Cofnpany operating N the Marseop4
district N section I. f1sz8 IRE aFfIE
eFs struck tie big aHslIsF sa1td mex
peefe9Ig week a40. yesterday ~ q
dsDtl1 81 mere thar 3919 feet and the
ven es4ae n WITH al IFFtfa4 flow ssti'
1asted II from 900 to 30.90A fJarreis
4 day Ii1stead q Decreasing the
fIoss continued to increase, and ~ late
~ last Taufsday the production vas
sd "a s. Befween 50.e90 and 50.e96
baffegs 4 day. At TINT time the wei
wals running Wild With the on ss1oot
ing 20 feet oTer the top ~ the der
rfese. and u gave promise of breaking
fl3e record 81 the famous 1911 Lake
New 9iIsher. which had the distincs
Itof OF Ae4I4 ttlC SEtdttSt Wei b4f EllG
word, while ~ pr0duetioa was high
st
As was expected the company IS
expeslene1ng considerable difficulty IN
cafIne fer ali de olI a8thsdgh d BAT
TRY 81 poHps IS pufhpina as mitch
81 ffIe ps0duefi08i A. can Be HANDLED
Is tie standard Iihes
st VS. rsInhorea on tie west SIDE
lluF5ne he week that the fIow 81 khs
vel Was turning 70 water. bot the
latest reports received from The lease
~ tIlese rsiineFs arr false II Is sid
that fhefe il Iess tf3an cneetsnfl Il 4
Deg cent 81 wates ii the On, which il
Etsnk rBn to tie StsndaFtf on Com
pangTs lines There ii however. a
snssII stream ~ water coming from
beFween = s1a 10 ineh casinos from
which tie on is su0utfns and Il Is be-
IisFed tf1at this faet eave T4se to the
ezaeesratea runl0Fs Is Ire effect That
tie pro8netIen was ttlfSine to water
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CARRANZA AGENTS
FIGHT FOR RECOGNITION

WASHINGTON. June LIZ Aesociai.
Cd Press b. Federal Wireless Prom
inent agents Of the conslifutionalIst9
yesterday conferred with Luis ca
brera Secretary Of State Bryan was
also conferred with. II Is understood
that communication regarding the de-
yelopments at Niagara Falls have
been forwarded % Judge Joseph a.
mar and Frederick w Iahman repre-
sentatlges Of tho United States a the
mediation conferences.
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MOVEMENTS OF
MAIL STEAMERS
VESSELS 10 ARRIVE
tuesday, June :

Tuesday, June E
HIlo via way ports Mauna kea,
str,
san Francisco -Lurline. NJ. N s. s.
Wednesday, June :.
Manila via Nagasaki sheridan U,
S. A. 4.
Kauai ports w. @, Hall, str.
Thursday. June 4
Maui ports Claudine. str.
Saturday, June S.
San Francisco Hongkong Mara
Japanese str.
Hilo via way ports Maana Kea
str.
Sunday, June
Maui. Molokai and Lanai ports Mi
kahala. str.
Maui ports Glaudine. str.
Kauai perts Kinaa. str, =.
Kauai ports w. G, Hall, str.
Tuesday, June 9.
Rongkong via Japan ports Ghiye
Maru. Japanese str.
Hongkong via Japan ports Siberia
II, N, S. s.
San wilhslmiRa, n, N
5, S.
'Kona and Kaa ports --Mauna Loa
str.
San Francisco Persia, p. II. 5. S
Thursday. June 1t. 8
Mexico. Central and South Ameri
can ports-Kiyo Maru. Japanese str
Friday, June Il.
San Francisco -Shinyo Maru, Jap
aneSe str.
Saturday, June Is, h
San FraReiseo-Thomas. U. S. 4. I.
Monday, June IS.
San FraneiSeo-Ventnra. O. S. s.
Tuesday, June 90.
Hongkcns via Japan portS-China,
?, IL. S. s.
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HAsSP0RT SERyICE

L0gaa. sailed frem Hcnolalo ter San
Fra1efsess arrived March 1&,>
Thomas. from HONOLULU. for San Fran
cisco arrived May IS
Sheridan. Sagasaki for Aeaalaha,
. Sailed Nay -
Sherman HocoRelu for Manila, May
/. II.
Dix from ,HcnOlGiu for Seattle. San,
ed May -
Warren. stationed at the Philippines
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DRUNkEN PE0NS START
TROUBLE 4T TaMPico

WASHINGTON. June Assocf-
ated Press Bg FedeFaH Wirelesss
Hear Admiral Charles =. Badger. COM
eilandef 81 the United States fleet on
the Pacific coast 81 Mexfco. yesterday
reported 70 the navy Department that
tlie e0nstifutien aIist forces had aneIl.
Cd an anti American demonstration
started ~ ifltszfeated poems At Tam
pieo yesEeEIay.
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NAILS

Nails are due from the following
points as follows:
San FraReiseo-Larifne June :,
Iekohama-chiyo Mara. June g.
Aastralla-Maxura, June Is.
Observation-Disclosures. June II.
Mails viii depart for the following
points as follows
San Francisco atsCnia, June 3.
MISUNDERSTANDING Aaru. Jane Is.
Australia Ventura. June Is.
Eietersa-Makara. June Is.
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CARBtJaI CHEF or
MEXICAN SUPREME COURT

CITY or MEXICO, Way 81 As
soeiated Press Bg Federal WifeIeas9
fsnc5seo GarbajaI was yesterday
Effected chief a. the supreme coeft
caFbaja7 represented the government
ii the peace ueeotiaticns duffng the
a4aderO reg6lstIon
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PASSENGERS EXPECTED

Per NJ n, s s. LarliRe fTem San
FRANCISCO. June 3; Mrs, H. Newman,
u l. Stewart. Mrs W, P MeGral,
Miss Sadie pFiseen Mr., and Mrs ],
II, Fuss aRd ? ehildEeR. +, s, BreNR,
Mrs, nEaNa, Mrs kFSaeay, L. It'll
Ianuma.
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JtPaNEsE CRUISERS
ARRIVE At San PEDRO

SAN PEDRO. California June r.
(Azsoetatsd Ffpse BY FederHa wire
less9 The Japanese cruisers Azan1a
md Adzuuzas tfafnfnz SHIPS e the
JAPANESE navy. arrfEea here yesterday
rom HsnofaIa
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Per str. Mains He2 for Hflo and
1ay PORTS Way go 3. STRANGE. Mrs..
j.. NakamBfa Miss Tsa1 Mrs
.yoEn Bennex. Mr. and Mrs II BarucEL
Rev Sesgawa, wife and infant
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Fine view house and four cottaEea
on the ST LaNreIEee. near. TIf0asantl
Isiand EarE N y, were bnrned with
d los Of S2Ba00l
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-31

The number Of Idle freight cars In
the tinted States tells best how the
railroads are employed It tells best
how our manufacturers are shipping
goods, and our people are buying
them. ii tells whether our mines are
working, and how our factories are
summing. Here is signihcant show
ing. on July 10. the New York
times published the following table
showing the number OF freight cars
idle, as reported at various times
in iSi3 and 1911 Read it:
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-31
WILSON'S CREED
AZ Expressed by Him while
Governor Glasses HODGES as
An Undesirable
,.,1elA. eTns ~ $500

WASHINGTON, D; e., Oct; s ,.,so
THOSE ~ to support the ma
a,,r,ssna ngs domination Of Thom .,e
S IaSges Tor congressman5at..iiiar1ggea.
,,,or end counsel and advice IN sn
words q woodrow Wise on; ,r rPaD Dr..
OF me C-as nominated by the ma ma
HoasesS osses without consuiting the
cn l1' IS Ale OF the party. and alter
orders .n Nd, Hal DePue to withdraw
iaS.,1 nc. race. Is we'll known. In an
.ysfsress TO the people jersey 80
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-31

- ~ ~ 49, -
May IS 23S,642 5Os2a4
May 81. .241,SO2 5Os9Q8i
June 5 -. -. 2315S34 IS 3s9Ra,
July 1 ...219,545 s .7q4
The enormous disparity between
the numbers or freight cars ly1h
Idle ID 1919 and 10 4 alnounts to In
absolute refutation OF the claim that
business conditions are sound Whens
as on May 81, 1914; the number oG
idle cars exceeded by 100 900 the.
number that were idle on the saI3e
date in 1918. four months befores
Underwood tariff went into opera
ton and when business WAS IT t6e.
normal mark Of protection pr0sH stE
", there was manifestIY sonet 6iAg|
wrong with business That s0gn
thing wrong remained up to
1914. It still remains. and an the
optimistic reports which new sEa IleSl
can work up VIII not wipe out taaet
fact. s. sssss
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-31
j. r. BARRETT, Prop. and Mgr.
while he was governor of New Jer-
..a.. ta,-as.idant Wilson said:

while he was governor OF New JET
sew. President Wilson said:
so long as political organizations
have the right to select the men VINO
are to go ON your ticket. you might
as well stay at home and not vote.
say thai although ! am miltan .e
me top OF my head to the soles OF my
feet and mean that word with big
n as well a little d, and I believe IN
organization, not for the sake OF
setting Office, but for the sake of the
MON, otion DR. the principles believe
Il, of giving men what is due them |;
believe in organization for these
reasons"
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IHE IHEAIERS
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perfection. Manager Barrett. of the
Barrett players, states that he VIII Il.
give DUR theater-go chance 70
see Miss May in one or the otheE ,. on
these wonderful plays, probably tne
Deep Purple
Mental. telepathy plays q poweftui
part In The Invisible Power, new
fcur-act Kalem production, which is
shortly to be released for exhi bition,
Men OF science. are deeply interested
in the possibility OF Influencing the
actions of one person BY another. by
mems OF thought waves. lt rs Io t
this reason. that, ..The Invisible Pow
er. in addition to telling one OF the
strongest and most unusual stories
ever thrown upon screen, wttl be o.
vital interest," TO all students OF psy-
cholugy.
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YOUTH KILLS "A DEER
NEAR lORGANTOWN

MoRGANTowN, Oct. 31-Lester
Rater. an eighteen year old youth re-
siding in Cass district, shot and kill
ed fine three year old buck deer,
weighing 800 pounds. in Cass district
ahoII midway between Mount Morris,
CassyilIe and Maidsville. Old resi-
dents of the district claim that this
Il the first deer seen there in years.
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IDLE FREIGHT CARS.

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Mrs. nEcCIaih,s Eazpericnte with
CrouI,.

aWhen my boy, Ray, was inAli ie was
subject to Group, and I was 1lMsyS AlAtned
At such times. Chambaxla CPnRh Rem
eay prcved far better than any other Tor this
tlj, never without Il I'd the huul1 Tor / knoE
isS positive cure for Group it's Mn.
IL r. McClain, BlaiFlville ES. F0f tile ~;
all dealers Advefti6 ta1eIit
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WHITE SLAVE LAW
ConstitutionaIity is Raised ii
Instances Not Involving
Price or Coercion.

WASHINGTON. d. c., Oct. L.
Constitutionality of the white slave
law when applied to instances not
involving coercion or price was raised
in the supreme court in an appltca-
ton for reconsideration 81 the courts
refusal to review the conviction OF
max Cohen, an attorney OF P0rtlant,
Ore, for alleged aubordina ton OF
perjury in white slave case.
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.The Straight Road conceded to

.eThe Straight Road,- conceded to
he the niaster-work of the distin-
guished dramatist. CLYDE Fitch, is at
last to be. introduced To the motion
picture public through the Fam Gus
Players four-part production. releas-
ed November 18th In sl,e film yer-
sion. Gladys Hanson. one OF Amer
ica's. most talented young leading
women, admirably nnrtravs the Won
derful character Of Moll oHara, the
girl of the slums, who rises above the
mfre of her squalid and iniquitous
to make one of the most
tremendous sacrifices sof which the
heart of woman is capable.
Experience" the new morality
play. by George v. Hobart, was pro-
produced IN New T ork this week with
Ia big cast and elaborate sceDery.
Youth, played by William Elliott,
Journeys through life. guided by FIX
perience, played by Ben J ohnson- :.
r .
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Helen Lowell has a new play by
willard Mack.
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Crystal Herne and Mary Shaw
nave been engaged Tor ..POlyginiy, :. !.
by Harriet Ford.