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The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1915-10-21

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plies at j. X. Johnston's.
Mrs. Leslie W. Seylar and Mrs.
E. J. Post are spending this week
in Washington City.
George W. Humbert of Ayr
township bought Charlie Fore's
farm near Knobsville on Tuesday
for the sum of $4, 10000.
All sizes of Ammunitions and
full line of Guns at ]. X. John
ston's.
Don't forget to get your new
Fall Coat from the prettiest line
we ever carried. j. X. Johnston.
Mrs. Joseph B. Doyle, of Mer-
cersburg, is spending a few days
with her McConnellsburg rela-
tives and other friends.
Mems and Youths Suits and
Overcoats-a large line of new
ones at ]. K. Johnston's.
Mrs. Ellis Lynch and Mrs. H.
u. Mace have been spending a
week in the home of DR.. and Mrs
N. C. Trout at Red Lion, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Alexan-
der, of Washington, D. c. ar
rived in McConnellsburg last
Thursday evening for a short
visit among relatives.
HiDES.-Frank B. Sipes
pays the highest market price
for beef hides at their butcher
shop IN McConnellsburg, also
highest price paid for calf SKINS
sheepsklns and taIlow.
Advertisement.
Geo. W. Sipes called at the Of
ice a few minutes Monday, and
t was he that told us that the
turkeys out on Betz Ridge were
20 closely pressed by hunters last
week, that they were seen feed
ing Saturday night with acety-
lene lamps fastened to their
heads.
Edgar A. Alexander, who with
his brother j. Scott Alexander,
has been engaged in freighting
between the Cumberland Valley
railroad stations and McConnells-
burg during the past summer,
has accepted a position with the
Crescent Bakery Company, Way
nesboro, and went to work on
his new job Monday morning.
Mr.. John Henry, of Clear
Ridge spent a few hours in town
one day last week. AS will be
seen by referring to his adver-
tisement in another column, Mr..
Henry is agent for the Chatham
Grain Grader and Cleaner, an
apparatus that is invaluable to
every farmer. See the adver-
tisement and write Mr.. Henry
for further information.
After an absence of more than
thirty.eight years, W. H. Suders
is visiting his mother Mrs. Susan
Suders, and sisters Susan MRS.
Thomas Johnson), Emma MRS.
Daniel McQuade) Annie Dehart
(of Mercersburg) and brother
George in this place. Will is
meeting many of his old school
mates and other friends and is
enjoying his visit very much.
After almost a day of unsuc-
cessful hunting last Friday, and
when he was just about to start
home and give it up for bad
job, Harry H. Bergstresser un-
expectedly got bead on COB
ler, the shell exploded, and the
bird was Harry's. 1t was some
bird; for when it was measured
it showed 48 inches from point of
beak to point of tail, and 60
inches from tip to tip, and
weighed 1911 pounds.
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ANSWER The CALL.
McCOnneIlSburg People Have Found
That This is Necessary.

That his IS Necessary.
A cold, STRAIN, and a sudden
wrench,
A little cause may hurt the kid
neys.
Spells of backache often follow;
Or some lrregularity Of the ur-
Inc.
A splendid remedy for such at.
tacks,
A medicine that has satisfied
thousands
Is Doau's Kidney Pills.
Thousands of people rely upon
1t.
Here is one case:
Mrs. P. E. Wellington, Pleas
ant ST., Cham bersburg, Pa, says
l have taken Doan's Kidney Pills
for severe pains in the back, dr.
zy spells and a tired, languld feel
ing. They have given me great
relief. "
Price SOC. at all dealers. Don t
simply ask tor a kidney remedy
get Doau's Kidney Pills-the
same that Mrs. Wothlpgton had.
Foster Mllourn Co Props, Buf-
falo, N. Y.
Acknowledgement
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Paints and Oils.

Now is a good time to paint
as paint has got cheap again
We are handling the best
grades of these goods that
can be found. Old Dutch
lead 78c lb.; Lewis white
lead SC; Carriers pure white
lead SC right here no freight
Why go away and pay more?
Also the best ready mixed
paint on earth-the Devoe.
Pure oil Tor medical use and
this is what yon want for
good painting. Don't buy
Western oil. Our price 75c.
We have a full line Of tintlng
colors.
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Bed Blankets 45c. to S. 90;
Horse Blankets, CSC. to $500.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1915-10-21

WANTED. A bright, active
girl in one of Bedford's best
homes. No cooking, scrubblng,
milking, or other hard work, but
the wages Is all right. Apply at
the NEWS office. 1O.7.tf
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Wanted, For Sale, For Rent,
Lost, Found, Etc.

RATES-One cent per word for each
Insertion. No advertisement accepted
lor less than 10 cents. Cash must ac-
company order.
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For SALE:-Running Gears OF
Spring Wagon with Tongue and
Shafts or will trade it for good
wood. Samuel Bender, McCon-
Dellsburg, Pa. 10 IA 1t,
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RACKET STORE.

fodder for this and hard job
the they wanted there The price
b price &c you take coil of % 80
lbs This the very best twne that buy Shock ers B
sash for them Huskng to 25
23c Hand Bushe baskets good Our
half -bushe measures SOC.
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For SALE,-Three Colts-cne
three years old, one, two next
spring, the other three months
old. Inquire at News office. 1t
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Two or more 10 per cent. discount
non skids 10 per cent. additional All
sizes-any type. Remit by draft,
money order or certified personal
check; acceptance Of order optional
with consignee.
Descriptive folder and complete
Evening journal., 1915-01-21
Hotel DUPONT Auto Exhibit by
Civ Dealers Seems Assured

OF a solid wall between the porter's
entrance and hall and the double
doors leading from the service pan
try into the Rose room that the
larger machines could be brought
into the lobby with ease. Mr.. Taite
was so much enthuscd with the idea
by this time that he consented to re-
moving this section OF wall and has
had the necessary alterations made.
More and more interest has contin-
ued TO be manifested on the part OF
the local dealers and while the plans
have not been matured TO such an cX-
tent that the show is an assured fact
the probabilities are that IL will be
held. Il is the intention to hold an
informal gathering OF the automobile
sales agents and dealers In ac-
cessories I'm the rooms OF the City
Club at l.30 o'clock on Saturday, Jan
uary %. at which time the foasihil-
ity of holding the show will be dis
cusscd and definite arrangements
made in regard to the matter. Four
teen automobile dealers have signi-
fed their intention of attending the
meeting
Properly speaking, this will not be an
automobile show but an exhibition OF
the 1913 models of automobiles sold lo-
cally and OF accessories. The spaceNat
the disposal of the dealers will hardly
permit of hcdgcd show nor have
the dealers had time TO arrange with
the various manufactures for the spe'
cial exhibits that have been shown in
! lothcr citic. to have them sent here
/ IL will however. be- AN exhibition that
/ will hc ot great interest to the public
/ and should arouse much enthusiasm
among automobile users and prospective
users. II is planned. ii the idea meets
with the same enthusiasm among the
/ dealer, oi accessories as 1t has APP
parcutly has with the dealers in auto
mobiles 90 have special exhibition of
accessories ON the mezzaninc floor. It
j, the general feeling that such an ex-
/ hibitinn will hc am excellent nucleus
Tor the development of fun ncdgcd
automobile show in Wilmington from
now ON. II is not planned to charge an
admission and the people of Whining
tom who have not attended either the
Philadelphia or New York shows will
have am opportunity with no expense
whatever of viewing the latest and best
i'm the automobile world
Evening journal., 1915-01-21
PAIGE DETROIT IN
GROWING DEMAND

The popularity of the Paige Detroit
was easily demonstrated during the New
York automobile show At the conclu-
sion of that exhibition it was announced
that the show resulted in the sale OF
500 ears OF this number 81 were Paige.
Detroit machines, representing about
ten times the average, according TO the
number of manufacturers exhibiting.
~ b. Mancil, secretary treasurer of
the Diamond State Automobile Com.
pany, local representatives. of the Paige
Detroit, reports having closed sales this
week for four 4-cylindcr 36 h. p. cars
AZ the present time he is cndeavoring
TO get hold of Paige Detroit "Six'
demonstrating car. He has numerous
prospects for this ear. several of which
he expects TO close on the arrival Of the
machine
Evening journal., 1915-01-21
FEDERALS HURL their
bombs into BALLOON
BY JAMES O'DEA.
written for the United Press.

Written for the United Press.
CHICAGO, Jan. 21.-More specific
charges against organized baseball
were to be heard again today when
Judge Lands reconvened his Federal
District Court to hear the suit of the
Federal League for a temporary in
junction against the organized forces.
Attorney Keone Addngton of the
Fedorals, was booked to do the Iron
Man stunt and return TO the box again
today despite his five hours of word
pitching yesterday. There was some
hope held out today that the other
two Federal lawyers and the ten
legal luminaries on the o. b. lineup
will not consume the same time at bat
Addington has.
Organized Baseball officials today
we're far from downcast over the
verbal attack they withstood yester-
day They pointed out that they will
develop just as deadly a system of
batting attack as anything the Feds
have shown to date Judge Lands
having set no time limit on the argu-
ments. it was not believed organized
baseball forces would get their "in-
ming" until late this afternoon or to-
morrow at the earliest At that time
the captain of the o. b. team. George
I Miller. will lead off the batting order
There was another crowd on hand
at the Federal Court building today.
All available seats were filled early.
Evening journal., 1915-01-21
Haynes SIX ONE
Of SHOW features
Seventy-nine Cars Sold
While New York Expo
Sition is in Progress
MANY NEW MODELS
ON THE MARKET

"One of the most interesting exit
hits at the Grand Central Palace.
New York. and at the Philadelphia
Automobile Show, was that of The
Haynes Automobile Company. Ko-
komo, Indiana The Haynes display
consisted of a five passenger light
six touring car and roadster, ligh.
six chassis and a new seven-passen-
ger light six. which was shown for
the first time at the New York SHOW.
Due to the remarkable perform
ance of the Haynes light six in the
cast, the cars were a continual source
OF attraction and aroused so much
favorable comment that the Haynes
representatives were highly gratifcd
Before the New York show closed
70 cars were sold to retail buyers,
ageregating S125.OO0. and several
large contracts closed with distrihu-
tors in various parts of the coun-
try The Haynes Company will du-
plicate their New York exhibit at
the Chicago event which opens Janu-
airy 23."
Evening journal., 1915-01-21
HIGH VS.. PHILLIEs.

The Wilmington High School bas-
ketball team will play the West
Philadelphia team in the Quaker City
tomorrow This team is contender
for first honors in the High School
League of Philadelphia Il is thought
that Frank Dunn will be able to play
in tomorrow's game. His absence in
the game with Conference Academy
was very much felt, especially his
shooting and floor work Although
the players who will make the trip.
have not been named II is thought
that the following, will 20 TO Phila-
delphia Craig. Daley. Dunn, O'Keefo,
Donahoe. Woolrey and Marston.
The West Philadelphia team will
use the following players Hunter
and Clecland. forwards McCaskey.
centre; Abrams and Pinkerton as
guards II is expected about two or
three hundred pupils of the Whining
ton High School will make the trip
10 the Quaker City tomorrow and all
those who are going will meet at
Tenth and Market streets at 10 o'clock
and take the car from that place.
Evening journal., 1915-01-21
DODGE CAR Shows
Many IMPROVEMENTS

The long withheld announcement
Of the Dodge car has been made
public One of the features Of the
announcement. which was awaited
with interest by automobilists, was
the list of equipment to be placed
uron the Dodge car.
Dodge Brothers are known as thor
0ughly experienced men i'm the auto
mobile business, and competing
manufacturers of speedometers, tires.
etc. etc. knew that selection by
Dodge Brothers of their product
would be a very strong endorsement.
H. view Of this fact il is notable that
United States "Chain Tread Tires
were selected as standard equipment
for the already famous Dodge cars.
This means that Dodge owners
viii have complete protection from
the dangers of skidding. very low
the cost per mile and unusual free
dom from the annoyances resulting
from punctures
Evening journal., 1915-01-21

As announced in Yesterdays
EVENING JOURNAL. it is planned to
hold an automobile show or rather an
exhibition of the 1915 models Of auto
mobiles sold in this locality i'm the
lobby of the Hotel DUPONT during the
week commencing February s. Pres
ent indications are that if held as
planned IL will be a great success.
The idea of holding the show orig
mated in a hotel in New York City
at the time of the New York automo-
bile show. n B. Mancill, secretary
treasurer of the Diamond state Auto
mobile Company; Enoch Moore. pres
ident of tho Hansen Automobile
Company, and Roy Freck. of the Dia-
mond State Automobile Company
and one Of the representatives OF
THE EVENING JOURNAL had met
at the hotel and after discussing the
New York show, one of them sug-
gcsted that an automobile show be
held i'm Wilmington. The idea met
with the favor of the entire party,
and ways and means OF holding such
a show were an once discussed.
The armory was first suggested as
place for holding the show. but
finally one of the party mentioned the
lobby of the Hotel DUPONT. and 1t
was agreed that this would be an
ideal place if permission could be Sc
cured for its use.
The automobile section published
by THE EVENING JOURNAL for the
Philadelphia Automobile Show. which
induced many Wilmington people 10
attend the Philadelphia Automobile
Show, caused renewed interest to be
taken in the subject of having a
show here.
Ernest S. Taite. manager of the
Hotel DUPONT generously agreed to
allow the use of the lobby of the
hotel for the show II was found, how
ever. through measurements made of
the hotel entrances. that il would be-
impossible to get the larger cars into
the hotel. After measuring and con
sider.ng every possible opening thai
would permit of bringing machines
into the hotel. including all entrances
and the large windows of the Rose
room. it was still impossible to find d
large enough opening II developed
however, that by removing a section
Evening journal., 1915-01-21
KISSELEAR Finishes
1000 Mile TRIP WELL

A KisselKar 4S-Six. equipped with
a detachable Sedan top. has just re-
TUNED to Grand Rapids. Michigan.
efter a 1000 mile trip. extending TO
Cheyenne, Wyoming, thence to Den
Yer and Colorado Springs and back
home over the Lincoln Highway. The
owner of the car. John r. Bats, Of
Crsnd Rapids. makes the following
report to the Kissel Motor Car Com
pGny:
I'VE are pleased to inform you
that we did not encounter the slight
est trouble with the car in any way.
We did not touch the engine except
to change the carburetor slightly at
Cheyenne on account of the altitude,
and which we changed back when
we got back into Iowa"
Evening journal., 1915-01-21
GIDBONS-CLABBY PUNCH
TONIGHT FOR LAURELS
BY The United Press.

By The United Press.
MILWAUKEE. Wis. Jan. 2l.-Mike
Gibbons. the ST. Paul wrath and
Jimmy Clabby. the Hammond Ind
speed marvel, meet here tonight in a
ten-round boxing bout that is expected
to go long ways toward clearing up
the middleweight tangle. A decisive
victor will be generally conceded the
champion of that class.
Tonight's contest will be node
cision affair. Ring fans here and in
Chicago. however. Judging by reports.
are so sure that one man will be so
clearly the victor that no dispute viii
be possible that they arc betting
huge sums. Reports have Gibbons a
slight favorite in Chicago; here the
wagering is at even money.
Both men are pounds under the re-
quired limit of 15S-Clabby weighing
1852 with Gibbons tipping the beam
at $50.
Evening journal., 1915-01-21
CUT VACATIONS This
YEAR TO BUY AUTOS

A lot of people this year are going
TO put their money into motor cars
instead of a trip TO Europe
After the smoke blows away across
the pond there will be a good deal
of house cleaning to do before the
hotels and pensions will be ready TO
receive tourists. and some of the
Spas and cathedrals will need to be
rebuilt before they look quite pre-
sentable So we are all home folks,
for another year at least and what
is home without a motor car?
The Waverley Company of Indian
spolis offers you your choice of three
models in the 1915 car.
Evening journal., 1915-01-21
AUTO SHOW BRINGS
SOME TRADE CHANCES
Fewer Demonstrations Now
Since Best Cars Are
Well Known
OVERLAND PLANT
BUILDS MANY CARS

"Onc of the marked differences
between the automobile shows Of
today and those of a few years ago
is the great decrease in the number
of demonstrations" remarked John
n. WHY'S, president of The WHY'S
Overland Company, at the New York
automobile show recently.
During the New York show in the
swaddling clothes of the industry
there used to be demonstration
track in Madison Square Garden
around which small contraptions with
the mule tail steering apparatus
would wheeze their way while tho
spectators gasped at the wonder q
it all. The "horseless carriage" was
considered the acme of mechanical
excellence and a ride in one was an
event to be recounted with no little
pride Many of the visitors at tie
show considered themselves slighted
il they found themselves unable to
secure a demonstration.
But the evolution of the automo-
bile from a 'Onc-lunger' to q luXuri-
Gus vehicle of four or six cylinder
has been very rapid. and at the same
time one of logical. consistent deye-
lopment Today the many shows
tOng held throughout the country
arc crowded with big. handsome cars
rcuresenting more than one hundred
factories. whereas i'm the old days
about q score of manufacturers ha.
specimens OF their output on eXhi-
hitiOn.
"The Overland plant alone. with q
capacity Of $4,000 cars. builds more
automobiles in single year than
an the automobile factories of tn,
United States built a decade ago.
Evening journal., 1915-01-21
MANY AUTO Sales
Despite War ABROAD

II is remarkable how little effect
the European war has had on the
sale of pleasure cars. For the STA
months ending December 81, the
sales by the Franklin Automobile
Company IN Syracuse, N. s., in
creased 54 per cent over the previous
six months. while sales for the II
months ending December 81 in
creased go per cent. over the sales
the previous - months
Total sales in 1914 exceeded the
sales of any II months in the Com
pany's history, and December, usu-
ally a slow month. was the largest
month the Company ever had. The
Franklin factory has been on full
time continuously and beginning with
January the output will be increased
80 per cent over 1914 The Franklin
Company output is confined to ono
pleasure car chassis, no trucks OF
commercial vehicles of any kind be-
ing built.
Evening journal., 1915-01-21
DRUNKEN Mes S

is a durable disease. which requires
treatment. The ORRINE treatment
can be used with absolute confidence.
II destroys all desire for whiskey,
beer. or other intoxicants. Can be
given in the home. No sanitarium eX-
pense No loss of time from work.
Can be given secretly. If after a trial
you fail to get any benefit from its use
your money will be refunded.
ORRINE is prepared in two forms I.
No. !. secret treatment. powder; OR
who desire to take voluntary treat
ment Costs only S1.00 a box. Come
in and talk over the matter with us.
Ask for booklet.
n. B. Danforth. Market and Second
streets. Wilmington, Del.
Evening journal., 1915-01-21
Hillside
Greeley THE STAR
IN this CAGE VICTORY

Az the Armory on Tuesday night
Company c, OF the o. NJ. d.. defeated
the fast Riverside team of Edge Moor
by the score OF SO to 26. Although
there was not much scientific work
in the game, there was wonderful
goal shooting on both sides, with
Bradley. Of the losing team. excelling
with seven doubles and four singles.
Greeley. OF the soldiers, Gagged twelve
field goals and played wonderful
floor game, taking the ball through
the entire team on four occasions and
dropped IL in Wolfong also played
a fast game along with his running
mate. Farren.
Evening journal., 1915-01-21
DR.. Seward wins The
NEMOURS SPOON event

At the weekly shoot of the Nemours
Trapshooting Club yesterday after
noon. Dr. Seward and Miss schofeld.
when handicaps we're counted, tied
for the honor and the spoon went
TO DR.. Seward Miss schofeld was
awarded the ticket TO the Philadol-
phia Orchestra Concert Miss Ham
mond made high actual score for the
afternoon
Scores (25 targets) follow:
Added
Evening journal., 1915-01-21
NIT. SALEM WINS.

The Mt. Salem quot team defeated
the First Presbyterian Church team
on Tuesday night four games out Of
five by these scores: 21-17, 21-16. 2l-
is. 21-9 First Presbyterian won 2l-5.
Mt Salem used ID. Harris. W. Camp
son. First Presbyterian used Philips,
Hufnul, Edwards, Harvey, Tussey and
Tuft
Evening journal., 1915-01-21
FEDS TALK OF ANOTHER LEAGUE
3v Tho United Press.

bY he IMtcu TTtssi
NEW NUuuN, Jan. 2l.-A persistent
rumor today said the Federal League Is
putting forth extra efforts TO have q
subsidiary league in New England next
season According TO present plans. it +,
said. the organization will be composed
of some of the best cities in the East
ern and New England leagues. includ
ing Springfield. Hartford New Haver
and Bridgeport in the Eastern circuit
and Lowell, Lynn. Lawrence aud Wor
tcstcr in the New England wheel.
Evening journal., 1915-01-21
The Journals" Automobile Page
NELSON MoNT srAY poMN.
By The United Press.

by Tho Inltcu Fress.
NEW YORK. Jan. 21.-Battling Nell
son refuses to be relegated as back
number in boxing matters. Bats lat
est role is that of critic in the coming
Welsh-White scrap at the Garden next
Tuesday night.
Jimmy Johnston, matchmaker. an
nounced today that Bat will visit
the camp OF each boxer the next few
days and pass opinion on the condi-
ton of each.
Preparations continue for handling
one OF the biggest crowds the gar
den has ever seen. Both men are said
to be practically down to weight and
in good shape.
Evening journal., 1915-01-21
viii PLAY voLIFY BALL-

The Business Mems Glass of the local
y. NJ. c. a. will lineup against the
Central y. NJ. c. A.. Of Philadelphia. in
game of yollcy bali this evening. The
locals will use the following players:
Hilligers. Douglas Hughes Benkart
Topkis, Blatz and Hap.
Evening journal., 1915-01-21
HILLSIDE BALL PLAYERS
short ON BASKETBALL

The Madeley basketball team opened
its home season last night at the new
hall, al Eden Park before large crowd,
their opponents hcmg Tommy Dough-
erty's Hillside team, and winning out 3S
TO :. Hillside's five included many base
ball stars. George Morley, one of the
best pitchers i'm the city. was in Hill
sides lineup. The whole Madcley team
put up good game. Cole and the Pat
terson brothers played great game,
while Hackett at center, outiumpcd his
man and dropped in two double deckcrs
Billy Sem was all over the floor, and
succeeded in dropping in four two-point-
crs. Lineup;
rr.rf.s.f.
Evening journal., 1915-01-21
ANOTHER AUTO FIRE APPARATUS

The Union Fire Company has sent
its horse drawn chemical apparatus
20 the Mack Motor Truck Company.
Allentown. Pa, to be motorized. The
present body will be placed on a
Mack chassis and the machine is ex-
pectod to be completed and delivered
by March Is.
Evening journal., 1915-01-21
Facts Cleaned
Along
Automobile Row
IMPROVEMENTS TO
LOCAL GARAGE

The interior of the garage Of the
Wilmington Automobile Company has
been painted white, greatly improving
its appearance. Many gallons of paint
was required to cover the walls and
ceilings. and it required some time 10
do the work