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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-03-30
Utah Corporations to
Distribute Vast Sum

II the dividends which Salt Lake
mining, bank and industrial compan
les will distribute to stockholders
next Wednesday and Thursday we're
paid out in gold It would require a
little more than three tons. In other
words the aggregate sum of 1885,
1874 will be turned over to sharehold
ers March 81 and April 1. As 1t will
be paid practically all in cheeks no
discomfort to banks or weighted
down stockholders will result. But
IL paid in gold this sudden tremen
dous call for the yellow metal would
create cacuums in bank vaults the
state over and necessitate no small
amount of outside help.
The mining companies of Utah
come in for the largest proportion of
these dividends. Out of this total
of almost s2,000,000 the mines are
credited with total this week Of
sl,644, 500. The banks and industri-
ais total $291,694. There are FIVE
mining companies in the list and sew
en- banks and industrials. II the z.
C. M. I. semiannual dividend of 10
per cent or $107.7O0 to be distribut.
ed two weeks later, and the 100000
Of lions Savings Bank, paid last
week, we're added to these figures 1t
would materially help out the side Of
the other than mining companies and
bring the grand total well above the
100000 mark.
These figures make an excellent
showing for the first quarter of the
new year, according to those who
keep tab on such matters. Yet even
with the 100000 other mining divi-
dends already paid out this year, that
branch of the states industry is
hardly up to normal in Its distribu.
tons to stockholders. This is owing
to curtailments on account of the
war, and the consequent decrease in
price of metals which. however, in
the past two or three weeks have
shown inclinations for betterment.
The grand total of dividends paid
out by these five mining companies
since their organization Is $51 ,941,
600.. The Utah Copper is the heavi.
est dividend payer, with total to its
credit of $27,16TOO, the Silver King
Coalition comes second, with $13,395.
500 the Utah Consolidated of Bling
ham has distributed in all $9,s6O,000,
the DAILY Judge 100000 and the
Silver King Consolidated total of
$619,OOO.
Below is a list of the companies
which will make these dividend r's-
tributions next Wednesday and
Thursday with the amount per share
and in the aggregate:
Utah Copper, rs cents per share;
amount $1,2OO,OOO.
Utah Consolidated so cents per
share; amount s150.OOO.
Silver King Coalition, Is cents per
share; amount $1s7,500.
Silver King Consolidated, 10 cents
per share; amount $4,000.
DAILY Judge. 10 cents per share
amount $4,000.
Utah-Idaho Sugar, per cent
amount $1SS.994.
Utah State National, 3 per cent;
amount $4,000.
Consolidated Wagon & Machine
81 per cent; amount $4,000.
Mccormick & Co, 1-3 per cent;
amount $4,000.
H.. j. Grant & Co., 4 per cent;
amount $1,000.
Beneficial Life, ala per cent
amount $4,000.
Home Fire Insurance, 2 I.2 pc
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-03-30
OXFORD Is REVIVED

Since the lace high boots found
such favor this winter, 1t is only the
natural outcome that the oxford
should be revived for spring. says
the Minneapolis Journal. 1t is being
shown with different colored cloth
and buckskin tops and patent kid
vamps or in allover black patent kid
and gunmetal, bronze kid, gray, suede
etc.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-03-30

and quarter. Husband would find
his Sunday dinner tasting much
better If he would repeat the expert
ence. Also wife would find the
house less smelly OF smoke!
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-03-30
AIRMEN RoMRARp METZ

Berlin. March 26.-The following
official statement WAS issued tonight:
Several hostile airmen dropped
bombs on the southern part OF Metz
today They were driven away by
our artillery fire. Three soldiers
were killed, but no material damage
was done"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-03-30

Willie-Paw, what Is the bone of
contention?
Paw--The jaw bone, my son.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-21
SUPREME COURT
Takes Action on a5Few. Cases
Taken Up to ii from Har-
risonS County.

a CHARLESTON. April q 49, =
though Judge Charles w. Lynch was
still confined to his bed !. the supreme
court Tuesday handed down seven
opinion as folloHs :5.4 M g
Stodd ard and Stu art Jarrett,
ed. "a ! M
Harbert VS.. Hope Natural 5 Gas
Company. Dodddrid ge county. re-
Fersed and decree entered here.
Ciarksburg Northern Railroad
Company vs.. Morris, sheriff. Tyler
county: reversed in part and re-
manded. Al n a
Kyle vs. Griffin, Harris county.
two cases; atfirmsd In part. reversed
in part. and sremanded.
Hornor vs. Life, ator,
lewis scount y;; affirmed.
y Weekly VS.. Wagner. Harrison
county: affirmed. i II.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-21
WIFE j MISSING.
Along with Tefl-I1l MONTHS old
Baby and the husband is
Anxious about Them

IIassan Armon. Of the Pinnickia-
nick mimi settlement is searching
for his wife minnie Armon who left;
their home at 10 O'Clock Monday
morning with their little daughter.
Mary aged ten months and has not
returned knows mo cause for
her leaving and is quite anxious to as
certain her whereaDou The police
will be asked to look for her, and he
Will appreciate any information Of her
whereabouts. Mrs: Armon is seven
teen years old and they we're married
at Bremen, Ind. She is OF medium
height and weighs about 4 40 spoun DIS.
She has scars on her neck and face.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-21
Road AFFAIRS 4
Are Looked Aftersby the Coun-.
tyzCourt at. Special Term
of That Body.

Before adjournment of its special
term Tuesday aftern Don. the county
court appointed itself and the county.
road engineer to view change in a
road in Grant district, beginning at
the upper Hackers creek II bridge
through lands of Bart Jackson and
Others to the Lewis county line.
The court appointed itself and the
road engineer to make change in
a road from the residence of Hugh
Garrett, Sr.. to- the forks of a road
near the Henry Hickman residence
and to locate bridge across Simp=
sons fork of Limestone creek.
The court directed the county road
engineer to supervise and build
bridges over runs and drains in diff
ferent districts where the same are
needed. sss-5 s. ss
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-21
GRAVES Y / ! FOUND
BY Children May Contain the
Bodies Of Victims of the
Black Hand.

F'AIRNONT, April q The discov-
cry of five graves near the site Of q
house at the old fair grounds where
had its headquarters and ~ hich wa vas
broken up when twenty OF the gang
We're arrested and fifteen sent to the
prison is expected to reveal the bury
ing place Of the victims of the mem
ibers.
The discovery was made late Tues
day evening by children playing. An
effort to open the graves was made
and after digging down several feet
bricks and cement were encountered
and operations were suspended as it
had grown dark: The county officials
are making an ;nvestig ation and are
having the graves opened and their
con tents examined Egsss 81 gS
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-21
POWELL DIES
Next Day after Attending Fu-.
neral and Burial of His
Mother at Park ershuru.

PARKERSBURG. April Mcl-
vim POWELL an employe OF the Park
.ersburg. Marietta and Interurban
Railway Company who had attended
the funeraisofrh his moth her. Mrs. Joseph
Powell. here.5orS til Ell preceding day,
died here late Tuesday afternoon, fol-
lowing injuries sustained Tuesday
morning when fell from thestop OF
e streetdc1r he was repairing The;
injured man sustained q fractured
skull and other In j1Ties. and did not
regain consciousness after being hurt.
Powell fell from the car when in
tightening bolt hts wrench slipped
from its hold.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-21
OLIVE |


I'VE, April 81 &. Cunning
fburg SATURDAY.
| "a. New1pn ATTENDED to business
at harrisburg Friday
MIS- IrasN Newton and daughter, Miss
Pearl He'd ON Mrs, Georgia Bran
err Friday afternopn.s jag s5sl "a i.
Hearl :SWigerF has purchased avery
fine touring car. s. :ss
Sunday school was organized here
at the Baptist church Sunday morn
$ing, and the fol loWfn a officers were
elected 81 superintendent II S.aSmith;
bert, and teachers. Miss Bell Smith.
=Messrs: Lester Grft film and Waymon,
,EornWell. 40 :4z5 sss5s
and Airs. L. Griffith and
daughter, Garnet, spent Sunday with
Mr.. and nj rs o. C. Watkins IS.
and Mrs. Il H. Il. Bramer enter;
tanned a few Of their friends at dim
nerf SUNDAY. Those present were Mr.
and Mrs Charles Earbert and daugh-
8ters, Cecil and Novels mr.. and Mrs.
Henry ] Bran er and Edau ghters, Audrey
and Agnes. "a r. F'et Lynch and SON,
Henry 4 and Miss Pearl ..Bramer
Misses Bessie and Hazel Dennisnn
spent Sunday with MISS Mabel
Hopper. ;:s 81 sss
Glenn Hooper. Of $sardi spent sun
day with his parents. CIr. and Mrs.
Edward " Hope NJ
Mrs lVey 5Robey and children
spent Saturday and Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs: Hooper.
Messrs. Virgil Cunningham Carl
Newton, Glenn Hope and: Misses
Pearl Newton and Lucy Sandy mo-
tored to Dod ridge count Sunday af-
ternoon: siss1
Carl Jones and Otto Harpert at
tended the meeting ats Clarksburg1
Sunday afternoon. W
Merle Watkins and Pearl Newton
we're shopping in harrisburg 5satur-
day
Carl and Clyde sswiger we're bust
ness ftors at Glarksburg Satur-
day. s. st:s.s s.s Sssi sss
Hean and Sarl s'~i<er nnotored to
ClarksbHrg Sunday evening
Miss Thelma Robinson llas return
ed to sherE home at Brown. after spend
ing. IA feWsdays witt ends here.
o. Smith and Il Ruth Smith spent
SATURDAY and Sunday at Clarksburg.
Ttlnan Swiger was an Clarksburg
visitor Saturday.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-21
YOUNG TO RUN
For the Republica Nomination
for Secretary of State
Friends Say.

The many friends of Houston G..
Young. Of Charleston, who formerly
practiced law here, are urging him
at the present Tine to make the race
for, the Republican nomination for
secretary. Of state. AIR. Young for
number Of years has been the efl1-
clint chief clerk to Stuart II. Reed !; the
present secretary, and lie is perfectly
familiar with the work of the Office.
While Mr.. Young has not made al
public declaration Of his candidacy,
still u he had made no denial Of the
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-21
"A II,
SALES MANAGER HERE.

De Mott. sales@m
the United Wooden! Mills n Company,
was in the city today looking after
business In connectio ion with the FIRMS
local store on Vest Pike street. Mr..
:proyement in the business Of his com
5panyS during the last few weeks9and. a
record year was expected.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-21
SPINAL IENINGITIS FATAL.

rgil w Pratt. asgedF13 syears. son n
of Mr.. and Mrs c. G n Pratt. OF TN
ion He'll gifts No. " 81 a ed at s7 oscl ock
"Wednesday morning after an Illness
of spinal meningitis The4d deceased
.boy5ssis survived by his parents and,
one brother. Funeral services will
be held lat NJ 2 20 lock, noon, Friday
at the Trinity church at Grasselli.
Burial will Sbe#in the church burying;
ground.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-21
HELD FOR GRAND JURY.

Frank Harris arr ested a week ago
for stealing a suit case containing
clothing and valued at $40 from
William Slane. a5sbrid geworker. 4 has
been held for the next grand jury
and jailed in default Of bail by Mag
istrate G. H. Cord on. The suit case
was taken from a lest Pike street
pool room Il.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-21
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AIAEGAREESs MEET.
l7l71 1 ~ a
-. = -. n.

7AssocIATEn5 rREs 80
about ]. 100 OF d delegates present from:
all parts OF the state the Lad #ptas
the Macca bees. Of If West Virginia
opened their annual convent ion here
today Miss d. Nd West, OF PoTt
Huron, Mich, supreme commandef
is guest Of honor.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-21
KILLED By j; ENGINE ); ].

PIEDMONT, AprIls An I'm
known man was struck by a, Balti-!
more and Ohio helper zen CINE lat
Brown fsscutsWc OF this placesand IA
sta1ly INJURED. He was bro ought to
this place and later to- the Hoffman
HOSPITAL keyser, WI ere his death oc=
CURED. n y, is -
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-21
F3 - Fsa83l l ~ M n
R / E. !; Z: {; OFFICE
Is Turned EOver4to - Thorn by R.
P.aRady, Retiring Treasurer

III it8s 55---77=-- I s sl # 5
5., I, The city treas1lrer's Office was to
day turned over to A. horn. the
new treasurer. Whoswas chosen at
the city election. Although Mr..
Thorn iforma1l-- $becdme city treasurer
Sunday midnight, the books Of the
Office were not turned over by For
merA Treasurer IL. Rady until this
afternoon. The books were all found
to be IN good condition. III Ne ++
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-21
3sCHo OF BONDS SOLD.

GRAF'TO M IA pri1 81 ~ tacey and
Braun Toledo. O. are announced
thess uccessful bidd ers for 1O,s
600 Grafton sch DOL bonds.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-21
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sTE!tI4Ef HEIGHTS.

Four room cottage with bath and
basement. good lot 4Ox12O feet. This
property is located on Stealey Avenue.
and il in a good neig hborhood.
Z PRICE 100000
On time. 5
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-21
BOER9 u EslEDER WINS
a,tHry ASEoGs-.-Eu rEEsHs

CAPE TOWN Union OF South At
5rIca. April 90 Forces of the Union
of South Africa have occupied koet-
;mtranshop, the most ii, nortant 4 own in
German Southwest a trica, next to
tMindhoek. me capital. IL is an inn
portant raj lroad junction and gives
General Botha, the Boer leader, com
lnand Of the ailroad TO NNindho EEK.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-21
BoOTLEGGiER ..5;El 81.

y ELKINs. April q IA tier selling
fort spints Of; N II u or:swt tt hin Shalf al
square or the po stoffi Ice Dan Norris
on has been arrested and sentencedI
10 four months on he roads AMI
ss1O o fine. H + s5 4 y,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-21
SOCIA AND PERSONAL
z. - 81 III 1ss 4 -, I s3 Wiz
Parsonage wedding.

Clinton Roger: a farmer egiding
in Barbour count tn near :VolEa. and
Miss Maggie Shaw. Of Buckhannon.
afternoon at the parsonage Of the
First Met dist Eplscopal4c church by
the Rev. GU smit They will
make their home on Mr.. Rogers
farm near No1ga. s.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-21
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BIRTH AN JUDGEMENT.

Mr. aud Mrs q. sR.s ley announce
che birth. OF 5a son til err home at
SGT Pike street in Point ComfortFA April
16. He has resumed his work a as Il a
street lear man Ind mot her and babe
are doing nicely Es4 "A
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-21
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Real. Estate.
BROAD Is. i; OAKS.

sAt a Is sRnckhannon Pike we have We
q six room cottage with bath, large
porch and basement. Lot q * ~ feet
with chicken house and "a IN
PRICE $1,000 90.
On time. AZ
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-21


s5 stabernaclespra ia to
be heldfa Us CLOCK THURSDAY
morning at the resi- ence of Mr. and
Mrs. IA. j. fletcher on East IN ain
street: Mrs. ilbnr ID. Hursey Will
he thealeader. Al Hs u
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-21
DUFF STREET Z; 81.

Seven rooms and bath with base
ment. front and back porches. Good
lot 40x12O feet.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-21
al tBy Associated Press
tNtAEHIn-ETl a ri lA..a o.

$3.50 49, ddie Ainsmith premier
fcatchersof the Washington
Am erican League baseball
team was sentenced to thirty
days I'M the sworkhouse with
out option OF a finesina police
court today after conviction
of an assault upon a street
car motorman. Joe EnE1e, a.
pitcher. was fined SIS 0-forspar-
ticipatinE In the assault. A
App eals were ken
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-21
! no BE Married.

HAGERsToNN. d, A pril
!. A8--marriaEe license has been issued
burg AZ. and Miss Florence
Lewis. otaG larkshurg,.E
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-21

s3AhF MARYLAND ranks tenth among the
states j ntaxes paid IN individual in-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-21
-. AZ q, s.t.-
H NfaccaT1eeS Il to Meet.

Hive No 81 /. Ladies Of the Mod
ern4 Maccab bees. vii hold egular
meeting insits hall AZ IN the Williams
building at F:3 Os o'cl ockst this evening.
All members areSur to be present.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-21
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Marriage licenses haEesbeen issued
to Clinton ReuerS and Maggie Shaw
and Jesse u Menear and Margaret
El. McAtee. Isl
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-21

Mr.. and Kris: il Hamilt on re-
turned to their ii ONE at sFairview to-
day after spending several days in
the eli ty visiiin g Sth daughter Irs.
m. Lynch at her % ONE on Clay
street. s:sssaa isf
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PRICE $500,
sHAR'+TI't.II4AI::N. IN

Easy payments.
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SENT TO fWORkHOUsE.,

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The Washington herald., 1915-09-18
Labor's Part in Time of Stress.

When the historian records the test and the
trials endured by the United States neutral
nation in the most stupendous conflict of all ages
the patriotism of the country's organized labor
must receive recognition. President Gompers, of
the American Federation, has said that when the
full story of the part the workmen have played
in the days of war and the temptations they have
resisted become known the American public will
be astonshed. president Gompers referred to
the plots OF foreign agents to cripple in
dustres by strikes, violence or incendiarism, and
he has been criticised for not revealing all the
evidence in his possession. Doubtless, however,
he has good reasons for remaining silent at
present and, judging by events of the past, the
heads of labor organizations may be depended
upon to prevent any of the outrageous plots al
ready Matched or to be hatched from succeed
ing.
Quite enough is known, however, to justify
unstinted praise of the American workmans devo-
ton to his country, loyalty to its government and
respect for its neutrality. The ranks of organized
labor may we'll be pointed out to the hyphcnated
American and the peace-at any-prioers as examples
of real patriotism.
The latest proof of the steadfast loyalty of the
American workman was furnished in this city on
Thursday, when the convention of the Maryland
State-Distrlct OF SolumDIa Federation OF LABOR
not only pledged itself to support policy to pro-
vide more effective national defense, but urged
all of its members to join the national militia
Such action by labor organization is said to be
unprecedented. 1t should give heart to the timid
ones who are willing to sacrifice the national
honor rather than fight, and it should be warn
ing to some of statesmen who are preparing
to oppose the rising tide of public sentiment de-
manding that the county be safeguarded against
invasion. More than all, it should do the country
good to know that there is no hyphen in Ameri-
can Federation of Labor
The Washington herald., 1915-09-18
Chieaso's School War,

The Chicago school board has declared war on
ingy firm majority that board has voted to de-
stroy the unionzation Of the teachers as affecting
discipline and efficiency" No one expects that
this forcible Suppression can be conducted without
federation, is not sucking dove But even the
knowledge that Miss Haley will fight does not make
the situation other than noisome. The uncom-
Portable accuracy with which Miss Haley has shot
barbs into previous school boards accounts in part
for the boards action, The Catholic issue and the
labor issue are also involved. What Chicago
needs however is not to cure the federation of its
supposed ills by suppressing it. It is to remember
that school board which adopts these tactic.
simply writes out its own incompetency. Chi
eago knows that the teachers have clear interests
which the sehool board has utterly failed to com
federation conducts those nterests its suppression
i ~ abuse Of publie powss-Ths New R1ablia
The Washington herald., 1915-09-18
Civil War Losses.

In the house of commons it is officially an
nounced that 75,o57 officers and men serving with
the British armies have been killed in battle or
have died of wounds. Supposing the war continues
four years. the duration Of our civil war, the Brit
ish dead could be calculated at about four times
the above number and the grand total would be
3o3S28. In the civil the Federal side, which
had the hcavet casualties, lost 10000 men in bat
tie, killed and fatally wounded. But there is an
other phase of the Federal losses that will hardly
be paralleled in the final British table. No less
than 24o,45o Federal soldiers died from disease
accidents in military prisons.-New York Sun.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-18

The news that I,2oo cases of toys-made by
German children and to be played with by Ameri-
can children-have arrived in this country sug-
gests the thought that nowadays the little chill
dren are about the only things in the world that
don't seem to have something radically the mat.
ter with them. They arc bringing into the world
today the same faith. the same imagination, the
same potentiality for beauty that they brought
1000 years ago. But every year we have less
to offer them and greater haste TO make them
into men and women. Only physical disability
keeps our girls from being mothers at six and
our boys from becoming bank clerks at ten. As
for ourselves it would almost seem as If to have
faith, to dream and to see beauty were poten-
tialities to be stamped out of the human system.
We desire merely to eat and sleep. Life thus
becomes SO beautifully simple-and worthiessi