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SALTWATER

Doe Eddy called on Uncle Joe Sun
day.
Lou Norton started threshing this
week.
Mrs. Snow was a Sunday caller at
Fixes.
Uncle Joe spent Monday with D. NJ.
Frances.
The Baker man stayed at the Fike
home Monday.
Mr. Dunlap has just finished cutting
Dick Weskirkis 3 grain.
d. NJ. Francis and wife were guests
at the +. Francis home Sunday.
Mr. Robertson and two sous were af-
teuoon guests at The Fike home,
. Mrs, Yern Robertson spent few
days with the nome folks down on the
Wildcat.
Jesse Fike hauled out the lumber for
Mrs Wanser's barn. which Jesse is
going to build Soon.
Mrs. Walker and children stayed
with the Haight girls while Mrs.
Haight was in Sterling.
Mesdames Lauer and Meacham were
guests at the SweigarI home Wednes-
day, also Mr. and Mrs. Fihe were cali
ers thore lately
Little Elsie Walker had quite an ae.
eldent Thursday afternoon while play
ing in the yard at the home Of Mrs.
Haight She fell with a large spoon,
cutting a cash in ner mouth.
The four parties ia this vicinity
whose oats were severely damaged by
nail, report satisfactory settlement
with the Home Insurance Company of
New York, with whom they were in
sured Messrs Wysotf and Pettys of
Weldona settled the claims.
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8 long step in the right direction for
4ioneham.
Mrs. 4. G. ChristRen Of Grover visit
ed one day with friends here last week,
Miss Audrey Pierce took the teach
ers. examinations in Sterling Thursday
and Friday.
The Ladies Aid Society met at the
schoolhouse Thursday,-but The meeting
was adjourned early IN account of the
storm.
Messrs Gililand and Woodsi5e Of
Willard were visitors here Friday AZ
ternoon in the interests Of the proposed
rural route.
Miss Hannah Nielsen entertained her
Sunday School class At her home Fri
day afternoon. The little folks enjoy
these good times,
General Manager Brown Of the Gem
tral Lumber Co. came in from Denver
Saturday on business with the local
manager. Mr.. Essex.
The Farmers Cooperative Union
held another interesting meeting Sat
uFday night. Various items Of bust
ness were transacted. including the APP
pointment of W. d. Northrap as busi-
ness manager.
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soTitE FOR PUBLICATION.


NJ. p l.. fPuhlisherl Serial-o,5se2. .osos.n
Department of the Interior.
l. $. Land Office at Sterling. Colorado.
July q, 1915.
Norlca is hereby given that Andrew
Hanson, of Stoneham. Colorado, who
on March Is, 1911, March Is, 1914.
made Orig. and Add. H. Z. No. Ol5522
and No. o2058o, for lots 6, and Z, and
El-2 of SWl-a, and South East Quar-
ter, Section G, Township . North,
Range 56 West, 9Th Principal Meridian.
has filed notice Of intention to make
Final Three Year Proof, to establish
claim to the land above described. be.
before United States Commissioner.
Clyde L. Stanley, at Avalo, CoIora.
do' on the 10Th day of September, 1915.
Claimant names as witnesses:
JACOB w. Geer, Of Avalo. Colo.
Edmond h, Shapley. of '' :"
Orlando Hut. Of stoneham. Colorado. s-s
John j. Mats, of s. 't e.s
4 T. BROWNS, RssistyY.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
NrIz irIbiwherl Serial gssss
department uf the Interior
g. Is. and GEice at Sterling Colorado.
August .. 1915.
NOTICE is hereby given that John
" &p.dh0Idt, heir Of Frederick VIII
liam Aadholdt, deceased, Of Fl. Worth.
Texas, Wh0 on November Y. 1865. male
Homestead Entry. No, 09s53, for North
West Quarter Of Section 80, and Nl-2
Of SI-2, Section 30, Township North,
Range 50 West, 9th Principal Meridian,
has 6sga notice Of intention to make
Ftral Three Year Proof. to establiah
claim t9 the land above described. be-
fore United States Commissioner.
te.gde L. stanley,l at Keota, Cobra
do On the 18th day OF September. 1916.
l'iEmaHt uames IS s.u.esSes4
William Il Denuia q buckingham. Colsfa.ie.
t'fEries Il De Fort. of
hEthaF $ Rupp, ef siz
Li=sts l. Stiszs. o. 80
A. F. BKo~ss8. RFgatsf.
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The Big Event
than fiction

The annual Fail Festival, Annual Ag-
ricultural Exibit and Farmers Congress
will be held al Grover September 3 and
.. An interesting program Of sports,
horse racing and baseball will be given.
Farmers meetings at 800 each morn
ing, Among Tie principal speakers will
be Frof. Hardy w, Campbell agricultu-
raj expert for the Burlington railroad !;
Dr. Vernon 7. Cooke, formerly director
Of dry farming experimental farms ia
BraziIi Prof. c, E. Morton, state dairy
commissioner and others.
Five hundred dollars viii be given in
prizes. Exhibits Of farm products.
live stock show, poultry show. nome
economics, band music and dancing at
night
There win be no Charge at the
grounds aud you are invited tn bring
yogf camping outfit,
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( COUNTRY NEWS LETTERS ;
Ect-,sssc asaorigrs ici tergs 81 People vt +.
7 1i loan 40. 10 near tJ iilsgss. .
Hope View Items

Bad Fades visited at Andrews Sun.
day.
Howard Anderson spent last week at
Greeley.
Lynn Swan visited at the Toyne
home recently.
Mrs. Fades and HuIda were callers
at jonas recently.
Mrs. Sylvia Andrews spent Mednes.
day with Mrs Toyne.
Walter Evans was caller at Toynes
the first Of tae week.
Mabel and Pearl Toync visited at the
l., Allen home Sunday.
Lynn Swan was n business caller al
Mr.. Kobertson's Friday.
Mr.. and Miss Rapp visited at the II.
j. Andrew home Sunday.
Mr. Eades has arrived here and ca.
poets to make it his home.
WILDER Work and Lynn Swan were
callers at Toynes recently.
Nj. Frand wulf and family visited
at the Toyne home sunday.
Walter Evans took dinner with d.
l., Jones and family Sunday.
Rnth and Bernice MarpIe visited with
their sister, Mrs Wulf, recently.
Mr Scrirens win finish heading .lahr
Senstock' : wheat the first Of this week
Lynn Swan and Wilber Wors drove
to Morgan Saturday and wall stay Tor Q
few days.
Lynn Swan and Wilbur Wo X have
finished building fence for Lyle swan
and the WITS Ranch nave pastured q
few of their horses there.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.


MEL iF4HishsrI Ssriai-5iiiI4
Department uI The interior.
g. = Land u.iee 1T sterling. E9safHd9.
August 20, 1915,
NoneE Is hereby given that Carl
Frederick Fisher, oi Now Eaymer,
Colorado, who on February 1, 1910,
made Homestead Entry. %, gllll3.
fer Lots 2, /, s, q, aud z, and El-2
SWl-4. and SEl.4 NWl.I, Section 6.
Township 8 North, Range 81 West, 9Th
Priu. Meridian. has filed notice Of
intention to make Final Three Year
Proof, to establish claim to the land
above described before United States
Commissioner tciyde l.. Stanley, at
New Haymer, Colorado, on the l2tn
day Of October, 1915.
Claimant names gs witnesses:
Edward C. Wnfsfa4 VI Eew l.ayt e.. Colorado.
Franz " TURNER. 0f
hatit EEtsaa. Of g
Eimsf e. Aesrs4 ef "a
AT BROWNS. Eegt.ar.
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Notice or PUBLIC SALE Or LAND
l& TIE NATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
ERA EsI N1N n0AAEIls. DECEASED

Patt- ro;iee is hereby aiseH that pursuant
a decree ot me Co-gty Court q Logan County.
caiqraea sitting in proasta. oa the llth DAY q
June isi@. the undersigned, as aar4iaistrat,r Of
sliH estate yli aeil ~ cas5 ,sutsget i, the ap-
fFuAi and eua.irHatlsu sf sass Coartl te ne
highest hiisr on tss Glst dag Vi August, 1911. al
t3e hpar OF II a. M pu tae sprest. ia front ii lhe
atasa hut.ains sf Iha Eagmer Hisfeant!, Comma
as in the town of New kaymar. Ncia Count.
teiaFaasor the following described trai estats;
Ihe E1t Half VI the Northeast Quarter
tEl.= NEi-ll u section Filtseu 10. the ssu,s.
asa Quarter at ,ne soathe4st Quaf1er tSEl-4
sL4-0 of Section Ten eei. and the Southwest
slaa. .ter of me Southwest quarter fsMl,isWt.)
g ssgt.1a L.essu t.lI Ioaa1h.p uui.aer h.as
u Marta u isauEe fisty sescn 80 West Of the
b11 Prime Mer'dian, IN Wold County. asa,e Of
t9lJr9aa' tie sa4us being the pro3esty II said es-
ttic.
VII. HAYS, Adminisiret5r ot lhq estate of
Ernest Won D9narss Deceased.
Pub July - Aug, d Is IL, -.
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NOTICE Fnn prBtIc tTfn,.

- 4'stAt==t istAs
M.P.I. tPasllsh.r.J ssri,,-li-5t7
department of the Interior.
=. 5. land o4itee at SlsFliug. Colorado.
July p. 1915.
NoTlcE is hereby given that Elena
ii. Swarts, of Buckingham, Coiorado.
who on July ., 1872. made homestead
Entry, No. 0l75i7, for South Half Of.
Section ., Township s North, Range
90 West, tth Principal Meridian, has
flied notice Of intention 10 make Final
Three Year Proof 10 establiah claim to
TIE hand aoove described. before Unit
ed States Commissioner, Clyde l..
StaaIeg) at New Raymer, Colorado,
on the 2lst day Of September, 1916.
tiHmunI uautrs. IS mltnesse..
Thomas J stsnsbsrry. Of Buckingham c.aloi ado
William A. Giliaspie. II
EiwErd fvttar, q 7.aq
LnGea. ~. Palmer II -
AZ BROWNS Register.
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snrlcr nnr rrnl.ic.rIn.-

MF.E lPubh-berl seri .al a
Department of I.s~ tutrsiUf-
q. taDa ndee ut Sterling. colorado
August l6, 1915.
AoTicg Is hereby given that George
Z. Srhanuover, Of Keota. Colorado,
who OF September 8. 1911. made Honle.
stead Entry, No. 0l54}9. for Sig Of
Mild and NIP Of SEl-a Of. Section
IT, Township 8 North, Range s. West,
6t6 Friueipal Meridian, has filed notice
of intention to make Final Three Year
fraai. to establish claim to tie land
above described. Lef5Fa United statea
Combissi 1her, Clyde l.. Stanley, al
Keats. Colorado, on TIE I3tn dag of
October, 1915.
Claimant nAu.ss ~ witnv=Esss
Eafg 4. Brown II keota Celsr-do-
GFaHs D4Rsa. ui
FEa3 THamho. = SO
George hsgHs, 81 New g,ayraer Colo. 1-.8
At, ERUHhs lssrizbsa
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The bill tToFdea that auy uafoazfy t e He; II
depart rom any port Of the United has On hoard crew
I'm
soe 20 Understand aF oeef given y the officers vessel no
unless fehtlH
the
year aF the passage OF this Act and thereafter cntu n Ter
deck crew" exclusive oi licensed oc apprentices
less than able - +"s "'
Tee oFeea trade Of the world IS
o e snp ana the opafacn Of the ship have
competition
Il Is therefore Manlely ratonnii
nausqachc ali
works single hardship all ships except th Janana
an e eos OF constructing shin higher than con
snEs Japanese ship but taen had
he Jahese operated with Japanese the condition
would could
driven off But the
tremendous Increase Of Of the substitution
for The Chinese
Japanese have done European Japanese
all Of whom speak
comply with all the conditions Of the bill and Japanese
with Oriental
THE therefore assisting ship another
heavy burden while apancze
which the American ship forced foreg hy
United saesH
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liIne to Pay 1aAes

The first nalf of Zach years taxes
are dae aad payable January /. the
second half due and payable July /,
OF each year aad the First half be-
come delinquent Feb'y IS, and the
md halt become delinquent July 81,
OF each year and draw interest al
ter said dates. All taxes ase paid
10 County Treasurer.
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snr,cE ron rrnrrc.TIns.

MP iPuhli'asFl .ssFiai Nifsis
Department Of ihF intrriar.
q. :, Lend oaira at sterling. Colorado.
August Z, 1915.
NOTICE. is hereby given that Frank
Nelsan, Of Steneham, Colorado, vino on
February lG, l9li, made Homestead
Eatry No. 0iJ275, for South East
Quarter Of, Section 81, Township S
NORTH, Range Sc West, 9Th Principal
Meridian, has filed notice Of intention
to make Final Three Year Proof, t1 es.
tabiish claim to the land above dessrit,
Oh. before United States Commission
or, clyde l.. Stanley ut New Ray
mef, Colorado, Oh the 2lst day o. Sep
tember, 1915.
ClHHEaul names 80 wita2FRss
" D. N5-.hFup Of 5t,ueaGr4, Colorado.
HFa Fase.. 81
T. F. FilfsIsy. u -
Hiram H4tt. o. t-i6
AZ. B2GEe.s. ErsiAteF.
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NOTICE FOL- PUBLICATION
MrL tratishert Serial fl..aa
berartment Of the Interior.
igIy 3, 1915.
NoIICE is hereby given that Roy +.
Crahb. Of NewJ2symer, Colorado, who.
On March 80, 1872, made Homestead
Entry. No ol7O59 Tor Lots 3 and ?.
Section is. T. 6 n, R.57 W and sEl-4
NEl-4. Ml-2 Sl-2 Sec. la. NEI-4 sEl-4
Section. IA, Township North, Range
5a West, 9th Principal Meridian, has
flied notice Of intention TO make Final
Three Year Proof, To establish claim
70 the land above decnbed. before
United States Commissioner, at New
Rayper Colorado, on the nth day of
August, 1915.
Claimant NAMES as Witnesses
Edward Jones. II New KasFacr. Colorado
George W. Summer of
AEt~n 4, MoleF Of e rs
Chatits b. Cstis,,n. Of stsnchain, tal3. pa
a. A. BROWNS. Register.
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Within, Ii. Prerhet.

Walt Whitman Nas d prophet who
like 10 man. Of hia t-ead, called aloud
before his lime had rtpeEe1, peel
whose trgittun ftr America lies dimly
IN the future Undis mayed, buoyant
with fierce cengIcli9u and unsHakabit
faith. be moved amid the thuuders o.
rum mrraeiBE tie republic and the
later inEfdious threats Of its decay. tae
bard Of manhood, the -hauter Of de-
mocracy, The laureate Of labor-A0rth
American Review
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Stcncnan,

W. d, Narthrup and wife were Ster-
ling visitors Friday afternoon.
The new depot agent, Mr.. Mills, ar
rived the middle Of last week. This is
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NnTICE ron PUBLICATION.

MIL tp.bilaeri ssria,.sissas
Department ai The Interior.
T.. s. Land uH!ee Al Sterling. Colorado.
July 8, 1915.
NOTICE is hereby given that Nicholas
Cummings, Of buckingham. Colorado,
VINO on February /. 1872. made Home
stead Entry No. Gle90s for Lot Four
sWl-i AWI-4, and Wiz sWl-4 of
Section 3, Township 6 North, Range 50
West, 9Th Principal Meridian, has filed
notice Of Intention TO make Final Three
Year Proof. 10 establish claim 10 the
iand above described, before United
States Commissioner Clyde L. Stanley
at Eeota Colorado, on The lst day OF
September, 1915.
ti1lma.a AHmes rs Witnesses
lahn Ryberg. oi Buckingham. cai,rasis.
Emanuel Bersiugcr SO
William A. t.ierhaum u ~
samuei r Dean, of sR
A.F BROWNS. Register.
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OUR PUBLIC FORUM
z. P. ScllWerin
On the Solmcn'G Ell

The hmcsieea n'owmea c~a '1te--frf fr ssa e9,7.
meree Il IS expensive and iav3se hnmIntinF 10 haze
70 aalaia I9Fesn nag every time FARMER w1ns To shin
heshel OF wheat, hf5e 5t cotton 0r rcnrA of aFz
educis EEross Che octan fke Ameriaan farmer II II
htlel 70 A protection Of is lag IN sending his fee 4art
across the sea- and Congress sHcad rive SIS errourapo
ent 70 sMpnhg Interests il necesGaly 70 meet foreign
co.npet!tloa n osea4 commerce Secca bill Known as
na s'@haa litI l7Ea7i" h-w alHls- the Presidents
signature and GF. Fl p seawesi1 vccsrpsldsnt NJ -
racine Sall sean7hla GenTary vAs4 asked 10 de- 41
thls Raw ana out!i.a its effect urll American ctas1sia
lines said u1rts
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Mushrooms CY1rywhsrs.
Mushrooms warlAwtia pfodnet.
are as plentiful! Ia SIT ria Us in the
tropics.
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A. F. B2GAs.S, Register.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-10-18
THREE. CONFESS TO
Y0ST law CHARGES
Lewis Harvatt Sentenced to
Serve 60 Days in the
County Jail.

Three OF the seven men arrested
during the last 4s hours for violation
OF the Yost law or for drunkenness
by Constable Charles Satterfield, Con.
stable Harry Common and the city pc.
lice have confessed and been sentenced
by Justice OF the Peace r. Leigh
Fleming, No time has been set for the
hearing Of the other four men.
Lewis Haryatt was sentenced to
spend 60 days In Jail and to pay fine
OF 500. He confessed to having sew.
eral gallons OF liquor in suitcase
which was not properly labeled.
John Connors confessed TO being
drunk and was fined 81 and costs. He
was arrested at the Baltimore & Ohio
railroad station yesterday.
Herbert Bose confessed to being
drunk and was fined 81 and costs. Bo.
SO had suitcase when arrested which
contained two quarts and one pint OF
liquor. The label stated that II con.
tanned SO quarts.
Glen Raleigh, negro, arrested by
Policeman C. S. Pitzer. had beer bot.
tie filled with whiskey in his pocket.
He also had a razor up his sleeve, It is
said. Raleigh was turned over to Jus.
ttce Fleming by Mayor Bowen. No
time for his trial has been set. Frank
Gill and James jenkins. arrested on
chatg es OF drunkenness. will be tried
soon before Justice Fleming
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-10-18
Fewer People Are
Present at Church

That the church going people OF
Fairmont are not standing by the Min
.isterial Association in the so to church
campaign, inaugurated in this city 0c-
tober l, is evidenced by slight fall
ing off In the percentage set as the
high mark of attendance in the
churches yesterday. The first Sunday
OF the month showed the largest NUM-
Der present at church. the second Sun.
day falling off considerably and the
attendance yesterday was still a little
lower.
The so per cent attendance set as
the high mark has not been obtained
and the attendance Of last Sunday and
yesterday brings the percentage IL
per cent below the so per cent desired.
While the percentage has not been
kept up as 1t should, yet the number
OF accessions to the churches has been
good, As having been received into
the various churches since October !,
Yesterday small white buttons with
red question mark on them were dis.
tributed to the church members TO
be worn as evidence that the wearer
is church member.
The combined attendance In the va
rious churches yesterday was S,S07.
1t is the earnest desire OF the Minis.
terial association and those most Close.
ly affiliated with the campaign that
the church members stand by and see
that great good results from 1t in that
larger congregations are secured for
the churches of the city and also an
increased membership.
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NUZUM
CLAIMED BY DEATH
Aged Man Buried This AT
ternoon Near His Home
at Boothsville.

Thornton Myers Nuzum, aged IS
years and 10 months. died Saturday
evening shortly after O'Clock at his
home at Boothsville. He was the old,
est member OF the Nuzum family Of
this section and so far as records
show lived to the greatest age OF any
other member of the family.
Mr.. Nuzum is survived by four sons,
John Nelson Nuzum, of Elwood, Ind;
r. F. Nuzum, OF Frost, Ohio: w. H.
and T. N. Nuzum. The former reached
his fathers bedside before the ena
came.
Mr.. Nuzum was splendid citizen
and until prevented by advancing age
had been active in the affairs OF the
community where he resided.
The body was inferred in the Dun.
kard church cemetery this afternoon
after funeral services at the NJ. E.
church in Boothsville at 10 O'Clock
this morning. The services were
largely attended. A number of rela.
tives from this city were present.
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ngahela Road
Employees Visit City

Three cars on a Monongahela rail-
way special train arriving here at $3.50
yesterday afternoon brought to the
city several employees OF the railroad
whose headquarters are at Browns
willie.
General Superintendent G. c. Obey
was in charge of the party. The trip
was made simply to show the EN-.
ployes the new road and the Fairmont
terminal. The officials did not state
whether trains would be run on the
first OF November as officially declared
by Col. J. NJ. Schoonmaker. but the
schedule for the trains TO be run out
of Fairmont will be probably given
out this week by the company.
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ington, D. C. Mr.. Rose plans to visit
all the manufacturers ana shippers In
the Fatrmont district for the purpose
oil explaining the opportunities for
trade extension to the countries OF
South America. LOUIS Bennett, pres.
ident OF the Board OF Trade, will arrive
In Fairmont fro mhis home in Weston
this evening according TO information
in the hands OF Secretary Evans. 9th.
er persons who will arrive early and
whose names are in the hands OF Sec.
rotary Evans include the following:
West Virginia Wholesale Grocers
association : w. G. McConaughey,
i'arkersburg; ]. A. pugh, Grafton; +.
e. Gaylord, CIarksburg; r. G. HUB.
bard, Charleston; ]. 3. Stevenson,
huntington.
West virginia Bankers association
R. L. Arcner, huntington; W. v.
Irvine, Wheeling; Glenn +. Barnes,
t'airmont: II. W. Chadduck, Grafton;
oscar z. Wilt, Clarksburg.
Huntington Chamber OF Commerce
"a. w. Weringer. H. A. Zeller, G. A.
Northcott, 2. r. Vinson, j. ". Dngess,
c. w. Campbell, w. II. Cunningham,
j. B Stevenson.
Wheeling Board OF Trade-Frank
". Nesblt, j. a. Blum, Fl. s. Sanda,
3. w. Peterson, c. y. Flaneher, ] c.
Brady, Fred J.. Fox, A. W. Paul, ]. C.
Mckinley, j. D. Merriman, W. F.
Stifel, G. B. Taylor, A. L. Meyer, E. w.
Oglebay, ]. r. Haniey.
The program for tomorrow follows:
10 O'Clock a. m.-Cnvention called
to order by President Louis Bennett.
Invocation.
Addresses Of welcome by Mayor An.
thony Bowen and H. j. Ross. president
OF the Fairmont Chamber OF Com.
merce.
Response in behalf OF the state
board by John ]. Cornwell. OF Rom
ney.
Annual address of President Louis
Bennett, OF Weston.
Reports OF officers and executive
council.
Appointment OF committees.
1880. o'clock p. m.-Reports of COM
mittees.
Discussion of the work of the Fed.
eral Trade Commission by Vice Chair
man Edward n. Hurley and William
j. Harris.
4:30 o'clock p. m.-Automobile tour
OF inspection OF the good roads about
Fairmont.
o'clock p, m.-Banquet at the Ma
sonic Temple.
o'clock p. m.-Address by Stanley
B. Rose. of the Department OF Foreign
Commerce South American Trade
Address by J. c. Mckinley, OF Wheel
ing, former president OF the West Wiz
ginia Mining institute. 1.-THE Coal Girls
is" Other addresses not yet fully ar
ranged for.
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w. Va. Man Killed
In Auto Mishap

UNIoNTowN, Pa, Oct. 1s.-one
man was killed and two others were
seriously injured on the Fairchance
road. two miles from here, when an
automobile owned by Ernest Christie.
pher OF Reedsville. w. Va, and driven
BY John Wolfe, OF the same place,
turned over. On account of the dense
fog the driver was unable to see the
sharp curve until too late and the &C.
cident occurred when he attempted to
turn the car to avoid going over 100
foot embankment.
Ernest Christopher was caught un.
der the machine and crushed so badly
he died within a few minutes. Harvey
Christopher, OF Fairchance, Pa, a
brother of the dead man, was riding
In the rear seat fthe machine and
was internally injured when thrown
out. Wolfe was caught under the ma
chine and badly crushed.
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Tetrick Purchases
Exponent American

CLARKsBURG, w. Va. Oct. IS
Announcement was made that W, Guy
Tetrick. well known Democratic poll
tician and former county clerk. would
continue as editor and general man
ager OF the Clarksburg Exponent.
American, which he purchased yester.
day from E. Bryan Templeman, trus.
tee, under bondholders' foreclosure
proceedings. Since the plant was
seized by the sheriff and turned over
TO the trustees II was nominally pnb-
lished by the latter, although Mr.. let.
rick was active in its management. He
paid $4,000 for the concern, acting.
ii is understood, both for himself and
the bondhoIders.