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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-08
IN DESpFR ATE FIGHTING
ALONG WESTERN LINE
WITH FRENCH TROOPS
STA TE DRUGGISTS
CONVENTION HERE
Three Days Next Week with a
Splendid Program An
nounced for Same.

AS previously announced, the ninth
annual convention, OF the West. VIZ
einia State Pharmaceutical ASSoc1a-
ton will be held at the Waldo hotel
Tuesday. Wednesday and THURSDAY,
June IS, 16, and IL The official
program of the convention viii be
as follows:
Monday
$500 p. m.-Opening of the regis
ter. distribution of badges and infor-
mai reception in parlor. of Waldo ho-
Tuesday.
900 a. m.-Opening OF Ninth An
nual session Of the West Virginia
State Pharmaceutical Association In
assembly room, Waldo hotel.
The presidents address will be de-
livered at this session
1890 p. m.-Lunch.
$3.50 p. m.-Card party at country
club for ladies' Prizes on display
$3.50 p. m.-Bowing for men
Prizes on display
$500 p. m.-Reception to the As
ISOLATION and auxiliary at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Haymaker, PA
East Main street
Wednesday
900 a. m--Second session. Of the
1000 a. m--Auxiliary meeting
at this meeting officers for the en-
suing year VIII be elected
11-00 a. m--Prof- c. H Rogers
win speak on pharmacy department
at West Virginia university
# 1890 p m.-Omcial photograph.
1900 p. m--Lunch-
2-3O p. m.-Basebau game and
field sports at ball park on car line.
Game. druggists VS.. travellers. Prizes
on display.
700 p m-Dinner.
$500 p. m.-Grand ball. Masonic
temple
1900 p. n.-Bunet Lunch
Thursday.
9-OOsa. m.-Th1rd and final session
of the convention
1890 a. MI Legion White OF
the National Association Retail Drug
gists Will speak on National Phar-
maceuttcal Legislation"
1890 p. m.-Lunch.
900 p.m-Reception by Imperial
Ice Cream Company for inspection OF
their plant
$500 p. m.-Bowling for ladies'.
Prizes on display.
500 p. m.-Banquet and closing OF
the ninth annual convention
Prizes given In all contests present
ed by various firms.
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RIGHT ARM LOST
BY General Oregon in Fight
ing against General Villa
Forces at Leon.
tDY AnEociATCo pkE6E

WASHINGTON, June 8--Advices
from Vera Cruz to the state depart
ment today transmitted wireless
message from Tamptco, reporting tbs:
capture of Tuxpam by Villa forces
Sunday. One British citizen was
killed and four were wounded dur
ing the fighting S. P. Jones was
killed. Thomas Mallard, MIS- MallarS
and their infant child and A T.
Graves were wounded while seeking
cover. Consul Sn1iman, at Vera
Cruz. reported that General Obre-
CONS victory over the Villa forces at
Leon. appeared to be confirmed He
said it was reported Oregon had lost
his right arm IN the fighting
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-08
LIQUOR
Is Brought into the State in an
Iron Pipe to Evade the
t1Dry" Law.

FAYETTEvILLE. June 8--A
Loop Creek man has hit upon an
ingenious scheme to evade the law
relative to the shipment of liquor in
to this state. An ordinary piece OF
iron pipe, which contained gallon
Of liquor was handled by unsuspect-
ing express officials as simple piece
OF machinery and delivered to the
constgnee-
a dre extinguisher was shipped to
this city recently with three gallons
OF bourbon In. it. This plan is said
to be frequently worked
The carbonfc acid gas drums OF
soda fountains, however. are tabooed-
They came 50 frequently that they
fen under suspicion, and can no lon-
ger be used as liquor conveyors with
impun1ty-
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VIII SONS NOTE IS
READY TO BE SENT

The general character of the docu-
ment, however. he said, had not
been modified, and he believed it had
the approval Of tie entire cabinet
When the cabinet assembled to
discuss the note Secretary Bryan
was not among the number. He re-
NAMED at his Office at the state de-
partment closeted with Counsellor
Lansing and sent word to the presf-
dent that he was detained by i'm
portant work. Mr. BRYAN however.
has conferred frequently with the
president while the note has been
under construction. At noon, after
the cabinet meeting had been under
way an hour Secretary Bryan ar
rived IT am sorry I am late" he
said as he entered the executive Of
fees. 81 sent wore TO the president
I would be detained by important
work" There were some indications
that the discussion Of the note might
have been delayed until Mr- Bryan's
arrival
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FRENCH president
Returns to Paris from Three
Days Spent in the Trenches
at The Front

PARIS. June 8-President Pom
care returned today to Paris from
three days spent in the trenches at
the front. He wes IN the vicinity OF
Berdun IN the forest OF LePetre,
where severe lighting fighting has
been going on and also at Pont-au-
Mousson, a location which has been
bombarded no less than Ito times
In addition the president visited
various other localities, where Sc
we're lighting has taken place and
decorated personally with the Legion
OF Honor and the military medal a
number OF officers and prIvates who
have Distinguished themselves In
the field. SO: g
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-08
LUTHERAN
Missionary Societies VIII Hold
Next Annual Convention IN
City of Wheeling.

WHEELING. June s.-Wheelins
viii have the honor during the monSh
OF May. 1917. of entertaining the
general convention OF Womanss Home
and Foreign Missionary Societies of
the general synod OF the English
Lutheran churches OF the United
States. This Is the announcement
made by the Rev. W. S. Dysinger.
pastor Of the First English Lutheran
church Of Sixteenth street This
convention VIII bring delegates from
all parts of the United States and
will be one of the biggest church
events ever held IN this city.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-08
INVESTIGATION
of Working Conditions in OF
flee Buildings and Stores
is Ordered Made.

NEW YORK. June s.-Dr. S.
Goldwater. city commissioner OF
health, today signed an order direct
ing the division OF occupaHona d.
seases thoroughly to investigate con-
ditions under which clerks and others
work In down-town office buildings
The commissioner directed that espec-
ial attention be given to the numoer
OF persons employed In eacn 1ulto s
and mechanical air cooling and ven
tiiating devices
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-08
Two Men IN a Buggy on tle
Way TO Deposit So, 500 IN
Bank Are the Victims.
ROBBERS ASSAULT ITEM
Grab Their satcI1el, Run away,
Enter an AutomobHe and
Make Their Escape
0r ARsoelATEp pNEsN

esr. AR0oc1A1Eo pNH1sS
NEW YORK. June 3.-AnothersdRy-
light hold-up, this time by automobtees
bandits. who robbed two men on Their
way in a buggy to deposit money In
a bank. took place In New Yorkstoday-
The robbers got away with satchea
containing $500.
The victims were George Listard:
cashier, and Thomas Boyd, superfn-s
tendent o6 branch Office OF the Dor
den Condensed Milk Company, no
were driving through a sparselyssetSs
tied district OF the Bronx to DEPOSIT
collections. They were held up by
three men, who, after beating them
and stealing the satche1. ran across a
footbridge across the New York, Cen
trail tracks, entered an automobile and
escaped. -.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-08
COUNTY AGENTZI1zVN
VISITS MANY FARMS
In Clay District Following
Which Week viii Be Spent
in Simpson District

County Agricultural Agent W. d.
linn makes an interesting report OF
last weeks work. He visited sixteen
farms in Clay district At the farms
of E. z. Fighter and John James he
met a number OF other farmers who
came in to go over these farms with
him. Almost every acre Of these lands
were found in need Of lime. Quite a
number OF farmers agreed to grow al
falfa- soy beans and improve their
meadows and pastures. Seven demon
strators were appointed. Three meet
ings were held with total attend
ance OF 125 farmers. A very few corn
club boys and tomato club girls were
found. To those he met he gave such
instructions as he thought they were
in need Of Everywhere he went ne
had a most cordial reception Gay
district, he says, is one of the good
districts OF the county, but there IS
great room for improvement along al al
lines. Quite little interest was man
Tested in lime pulverizers and one
or two viii be purchased In the near
future.
On account OF the County Dairy
Association which Is to convene Sat
urday, June u, the regular lecture
hour will begin at p M The sub
ject OF silos and snage viii be dis
cussed during this hour. Mr.. linn ex-
presses himslf as more than pleased
with the attendance last Saturday
During this week he viii be IN Sfmp-
son district and hold meetings We'd
nesday night at the Lang school house
and Thursday afternoon at Bridgeport
and viii visit farmers In this section
during those three days.
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GOING WEsI
To Attend Eagles National Meeting
and Visit the Coast Expeditions.

Archie A Crawford. past worthy
president. viii represent the local
aerie OF Eagles at the annual conven-
ton OF the grand aerie OF the order,
to be held at Spokane. Wash, the first
week IN August He was chosen at a
regular meeting OF the areie Monday
nieht as such Representative. Mrs.
Crawford VIII probably accompany
him and they VIII be gone at least a
month, it being their intention to visit
the coast expos1tons before their re-
turn
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-08
INSURANCE
Scheme is Being Thought of by
British to Cover Losses
Caused by Aircraft.
<uY AasoclArD rnEas,

LONDON, June s--Premter AS
quith announced in the House Of
Commons today that the British gov
eminent was considering the inftia-
ton Of national insurance scheme
to cover the losses inflicted by Ger
man airc1Eft. The premier made
this statement while replying to a
number OF questions realtive to the
damage done in the recent German,
air raid RELIEF will be granted In
all these as wei as In previous
cases. said Mr. AsQuith-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-08
AT ODDS
Are German Fleet Commander
and a Commander of a
Turkish Cruiser.
csr AssocsArro pREss

LONDON. June 8--There has
been a rupture between Admiral
Souchon commander OF the Turco-
German feet, and Captain Won Null
Ter, OF the Sultan Se1im. formerly
the German cruiser, Goeben, accord
ing to Constanttnople advices re-
ceived at Athens. Captain Won Null
Ter is reported to have been relieved
Of his command on the charge that
he was responsible for the irrepara-
Bile damage done the Sultan Se1im.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-08
four VESSELS sunk
By German Submarine Ships
and at Least Seventeen
Lives Are Lost.

LONDON. June s:-The BelSian
steamer, Mematier, has been sent 70
fine bottom by German torpedo near
tte north Fore1and OF the coast az
Kent. Out Of twenty-three persons on
board only six were saved The cap
tain, his wife and daughter the hrst
mate and the pilot and twelve mem-
bers OF the crew lost their lives.
Two Norwegian vessels, the Trud-
wang and the superb. have been sunk
by German submarines
Another Norwegian steamer sunk IS
the Gltttertnd
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-08
Latter Claim to Be Making
Steady Advance and TAX
ing Many Prisoners.
ITALIANS Also ADVANcE
And Hungary Has a Political
Crisis Similar to That Just
at End in ENGLAND.

LONDON, June 8-virtualIy the en-
threw estern line OF battle except
those portions held by the Belgians
and the British has been the scene
OF what would appear to be series
OF offensive movements initiated by
the French. In the region OF Arras
the. French have extended the area
of their attack while they are press
ing all along the front from the angle
of the Aisne and the Disc in a north
erly direction as far as the British
positions at LaBassee, where the Brit
ish forces are lying apparently IN
quiescence. For the last three weeks
the French have been advancing slow.
" but steadily in the country iInmed-
lately north OF Arras. Here they met
determined resistance from the for
mdable German work known as the
labyrinth part OF which, however.
IS now in their control. The French
have been gathering in prisoners. At
Hebuterne they have taken some 400
and at Scissors $50 more. Desperate
German counter attacks, according to
the French report have been made
but without success and with terrible
announcement makes but brief refer
ence to the western front, merely re-
cording the repulses of French at
tacks-
rivers figure more or less promi-
nent1y today In the report from both
sides. From the eastern front the Rus
SLAMS claim to have pushed their of
fensdre. movement across the Pruth
near Kolomea while Petrograd has
admitted the advance OF the Austror
Germans across the river Dniester in
EGaNSia- The river Dubysa changed
hands FIVE times in one day with the
Russians finally IN possession and
the Isonzo Is the scene OF the most
important Italian advance into Aus
trian territory. There has been little
news with regard to this italian move
ment other than the official admission
from Vienna that the Italians appear
to be advancing against the Isonzo
In strong force Hungary is exper
fencing political crisis similar to
that which has just come to an end IN
England Although the opposition
leaders have expressed their assent
controversies which antedate the war
have thus far prevented the forma-
ton OF coalition cabinet.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-08
PROVIDES LEVY

MoRGANTowN. June S-Fo1-
lowinS addresses by A bliss Mccrum
and James S. Larkin. OF the state
board OF control. and several prom
inent men. the Monongalia county
court has passed an order proE1d1ng
for a special levy upon property in
this county to raise $4,000 within
The next four years to be expended
In the purchase Of property and
buildings Tor the state university
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-08
BIG TIMBER SUIT

LYNCHBURG. Va, June suit
has been Instituted in the federal
court here by the United States
Lumber Company, Of Petersburg,
AGAINST the Highland Lumber Com
nany. Virginia corporation, for re-
covery Of S1ee, 900. alleged to be due
on the purchase price Of $4,000 acres
of timber lands In Highland, Bath and
Augusta counties.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-08
MEAT MARKET
Men in London Volunteer 10
Make Munitions of War
Four DAYS Every Week. g

LONDON, June 3.-Between3,0 10
and 1000 men who are empIoyedsat:
the Smith6eld meat market at Lon
don have volunteered to work four
days week In turning ont munitions
OF. war. a committee formed tosputs
this plan into effect proposes toscloses
the market two hours earlier thansat
present on four days Of the week To-
offset IN part the increase In work
ing hours.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-08
BROTHER KILLED.

George A Murray, manager OF the
Odeon theater, has gone to Oil City,
Pa, having been sumoned thither by
a telegram stating that his brother,
Charless had been killed in railroad
accident there Particulars OF the
accident have not been received here
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-08
DOOR OPEN.

Merchants Policeman R. G.
Brooks. found the door OF a Fourth
street business house open shortly
before 12 o'clock Monday night He
summoned Parolmen Isenhart and
McC1oud. and search OF. the place
was made but no intruder was
found
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-08
Po1soNER ABROAD

FARMoNT, June s-.Mayor
Anthony Bowen has warned citizens
to keep lookout for a touco7
maniac who has been terror1zns
Fairmont for the last ten Gays oy
administering poison to cows ooSs
and other animals. More than fifty
animals. valued at $500, have
been poisoned.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-08
4tS0ME. BOZ.

Mr.. ana Mrs T. James keenan, are
the proud and joyful parents Of a boy
baby weighing twelve and half
pounds who was born to them Tues
day morning. Nr- keenan, IS the pop
mar assistant superintendent OF the
Hazel-Atlas glass factory.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-08
++4+F1s,- I. I
TEXAS RANGER KILLED
IN a PISTOL BATTLE.

MARATHON. Tex, June g.
Lee Burdette, a Texas Ranger.
was shot and killed near Fab
ems. Tex. last night. In a p1s-
toll battle, with three Men-
cans. two of whom he serious
" injured Both the wound
ed Mextcans are expected to
die. The third was being
pursued by posse today.
Burdette. whose home was In
Austin. was trying to arrest
the men.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-08
VERY CRAVE

ROME. via Paris. June s-A de
snatch from Athens says the scondF
ton of King Constantine Of Greece
suddenly has become very grave
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-08
SENT no roads.

In the criminal court Tuesday.
Harry McAtee pleaded guilty of petit
larceny for the theft Of junk from
the Consolidation Coal Company and
was sentenced TO the roads for ten
moDths James E. Payne Is on trial
charged with violating the Drohdbl-
ton Law. 8
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-08
GOVERNOR TO SPEAK.

Governor Il. D. Hatfield will make
the class address Friday at the grad
uating exercises of the Keyser pre-
paratory school of the West Virginia
University.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-08
TWO ACQUITTAL.S.

SANFORD Lewis and William Con
were acquitted by criminal court
iu1es Monday evening OF violating
ne prohibition law. Theirs were the
drst two trials atsthe present term OF
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-08

the court
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PARIS. June S-The French wa
Office this afternoon gave out the 70
1owii1c statement:
La Junta tribune., 1915-07-31
'saeva E.sers.i.er Seriously I,jsrsd

Miss Olive Elliott. the violinist
with the Geneva EntertaineFs at their
concert ct the Presbyterian church
Monday evening. had . narrow es-
cape from being seriously injured
Tuesday morning when she was
thrown from . horse which she was
riding. receiving . badly sprained
ankle and minor bruises.
Miss Elliott with party OF friends
was enjoying horse back ride and
when near the City Park the horse
reared up and fell backward, throw
ing horse and rider to the ground
Miss Elliott was picked up and taken
to the home Of J. A. Mccullough,
where she received medical atten-
ton, Her ankle was badly sprained.
and she was unable to accompany
the other members of the company
on their trip to California. Al
present she is improving slowly. but
not yet being able to walk ON ac-
count Of the ankle. Miss Elliott's
sister. Miss Mary Elliott. the pian-
list. and c. b. Metheney. the anna
teur magician. OF the company. re-
remained In the city with her.
La Junta tribune., 1915-07-31
snUT our FOR sAILoes.
Rase Fese I0oo Teaa Fails - 6coss
- ExAlb1eiaa Oane win La
JunGa lnse Wednesday.

Blk hits nad not q man over the
homs plate for Fort Lyon. and five
hits and five scores-two Of them
homo ruAs and another three bag
gss-for La Junts. u the story Of the
game Of last Wednesday. Griffin
pitched the best game Of his career
in Ia Junta. allowing but six bingles.
only one OF them for extra bases.
and three Of them being Of the
scratch order. Fort Lyon did not
have \ chance to score At any stage
OF the game. and the four errors
charged up against La Junta did not
help them in any way.
In the curtain raiser for La Junta,
Merrill was hit by the pitcher. stole
second. and came home on . hit to
center by Gardner. who landed on
second ON the throw to home plate.
La Junta's latest acquisition. Mr..
Chellgord. who played previous en-
gagement In this city ~ . shortstop
several years ago. cracked the
sphereoid over the right field fence.
after he had three balls to his cred
II and two strikes chalked up against
him. 0ardner scored ahead Of him,
and La Junta was three runs to the
good In the Initial inning-enough Of
. sufficieney 70 Win the game - Il
finally turned out.
Brown cfacked out three baggsr
In the third session aad scored on
0ardner's siasis. In the seventh
Griffin craeked . homer over the
csatsr field fence for oae Of the long
ct hits ever sesa on the homo
grounds. and that sadsd the run get
ttag for Ia Juafa.
The score:
La Junta tribune., 1915-07-31
s.es Hen. F.e. E,.Ai.s Trip.

Mr.. and Mn. J. e. Wiswell ~
turned homo last Tuesday night
from . weeks sotourn at the Otero
reservoir. where they enjoyed Tires
days Of trout fishins. and Jim sayl
he had phsnomsnal success for IN
amateur. He caught thirty trout.
varying In Size from nine to thirteen
inches. and had all the fish frys he
could eat. r. W. Harr and Ed Mar.
shall. accompanied BY their families.
were also In camp on the banks Of
the reservoir. and have had phenom.
email luck In landing the finny tribe,
the former having over 500 to his
credit In the short time he has been
there. Fishing with bait is good,
and rs the water is being let out Of
the reservoir for q run In the Otero
ditch. 10 getting better every day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wiswell made the
trip to the reservoir In q Buick mo-
tor truck. having II equipped al
night with tent over Il and utiiis.
Ing II ~ place to sleep in. They
left the site Of the reservoir at 8
O'Clock Tuesday morning and arriv.
ed home At midnight. stopping an
hour In Salida and an hour in Pueb-
10. making the journey Of GAS miles
In fourteen hours running time. The
air that was pumped into the tires
before they left La Junta WAS still
there when they arrived home. and
they had not . particle Of tire trouble
on the entire journey. although fifty
miles Of The journey home was made
through section OF couatry that had
almost besa submerged BY cloud.
bursts. aad it vas necsssasy 70 uss
chains on the wheels In order "a
travel st sll.
Mr.. Wisveil says the roads al the
way ere u fiss condittoa. especially
thoD u ~ nouatains. ths oaly
- ~ ling that Tie driver Of q
osdeiot - 70 attsad strictly "a
bssissss sa4 has no uns 70 view ths
Landscape stse. His wife rspsaesdly
eDlae1 ~ o1esoeisa - soae flal
49,. ~ - o6Dso5 osse - A&lBu
- seess vas . eslliae vhat kip1 q
. cs0sk q tssn u tAs reaa be vesld
rus II -. asd thought . aaa va
justifisd II not paytas any attsntsen
70 his wife under such coaditions.
Ar. wiswsll made . trip 70 Lead.
vile. snd aays The road froa thsrs
all the way 70 La Junta IL In fins
condition. almost like . boulevard
except that part Of II between Swink
and Ia Junta. which 10 somsthins
fierce. being full Of chuck holes. and
about - roush - Q corduroy road
through . swamp. Such conditiona
are SURE . fine advertisement sos
Otsro couaty. but thea that's about
the bsst Ne could sxpsct under Q
democratic sdminiseratioa.
La Junta tribune., 1915-07-31
Or'iw.y Boosters Here.


About twenty-five autos carrying
Ing Ordwsy Boosters arrived In La
Junta yesterday morning about IL
O'Clock and psrsded the streets
blowing whistles and horns. adver-
ttsins Crowley Day. which will be
celebrated At Ordway August 6th.
The cars drove up Santa Re Az
enue to Tenth street and back on
Colorado avenue to Second street.
stopping on the west side Of the pari,
where the occupants alishtsd from
the cars and marched around the
park. shouting qrdvay.
This 10 Crown eeunty's fifth
birthday anniversary. S9oz1hsy ars
five unss ~ sathusisseic aaa peoh-
lee svery body ftvs tines . bsetss
toA t4AA sAsy have ese1;AsA hesogs.
~ Is ~ harsesss. ~
~ tl1ee s11sollG teaeel p
vfI % % asks Crowley nv . -.
Mr.. Prsas' FaAhsr Dses \ Cala6ssula