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The Ketchikan miner., 1915-04-01
EVERYBODY
 WAS FOOLED

Doe. Walker put one over on the bunch last night, or rather early this morning. when by the liberal use of she phone between two and five O
 clock he had everybody in town or Fhe jump Doctors were called out to attend imaginary patients; butch
 CTS and store keepers to supply wis ionary halihut boats; Stanley Adams clad in his pajamas and pair of rubber boots sent on . marathon to New Town to care for the Sapphire Perry Jenkins summoned to the aid of Eli Copeland. Lawrence Kubley brought down to take care of his store the windows of which were reported smashed in, and dozen others all sent for on the similar pre- texts. But the best joke of the whole day was when Doe Walker himself was lured ID to the Courthouse on 9 fool story. ane locked up in q cell
 Today was certainly some foolish day, and everybody had a good laugh
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-04-01
SAONA |S
 4 WONDER

Saona she hypnoslss proved himself she genuine article st tie RaSeaall benefit lsss might rusiag wesA 1T his line over inst e1 of the kind ever befass asss. in Kstehlkan- The ggsaser assa9es of mankind rsasiae t3af there < something s little ieyona the ken ef shs average mind hut the moss ef as persist in sAe belief that 1Ae sseatss part of hznaotisns is fake. Ssona by his work lass niEht completely swept this idea svay, proving flat hyrno5iSn Is reality Ia a33iiian 10 The hypnotic eshihisiou vs-y good program. consisting If she fol. lowing numbers was given:
 Prof. Cassidy brought hts slsepine subject hack to consciousness.
 Monologae by Pureell
 Skeseh. Marse shelhvse carsssTss Dinner. Cel sslhv. wrl Psssain.-s Flora May. his lavghssr. Mrs. Frss P7tehings Monroe Ehe servant. .TaeA Cassidy.
 Popular Songs Tom Gilli<.
 skif- Cohen and T5plinsEv. Rosae te.ler snd Pasehing-
 Sketch. The New ssaaag-atper. Ir- PleadweM Asn-reeasi huSfans L. RriekSoa. Mrs. Pleaglszsii lis sslfa Mrs Ea- slatten: Polly Prin tAe naw ssenoers7her. Mrs R- K KaeRefeGIer- Tom Wilson. eontente5 taehesar. 2 k Rockefeller
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-04-01
WICKERSHAM WOULD MAKE US A STATE
INSIST ON
 8 HOUR LAW

Junsau. April. The Senate com s.aitsec yesterday refused to exempt
 naeifle Gypsum company s mine
 ef te elsAt Aeur
 siaeas Aieaols ot the 1yY sam company was ea the ground ana urged the exemption on the ground shaE is moi a mine The same com rnittee is contemplating excludine stamp mills Of fewes than five stamps from the z.auirenents of the eight onr law T the ground that mills If tha5 size are usually owned an operated hv miners of very limites ans. who are IS rule unable n Fioy three shifts.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-04-01
AUSTRIA
 IS READY

veaiss April l-The government has arucuaea3 that The defszses 0t the Auszrlaa A1rzztie port of P0la have been esnElete5- Pols is Ass ,r5z ? rzY4l base qn the Meiitsrr.- saz- -z7 sn4 .auszrizss claim thzs she slas% $ 2tssslu1sly 5-rrsgnzbls- D0z- sm If his -zns hare been pet in Fssiisan w1iAaz 7h@ Ezss few moaths- 41d tEs s2rrassa raM consists et she pick os ths Als1-ian artillery Tas plaza IS admirably sit1atsd tor 5e- fazzs- b01E against naval and land t1rtes.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-04-01
REPRESENTATIVE
 FAVORS CHANCE

Junsa1- AF-lls l-Juage WieksrsAana h sa interview in aAls city on srriv- a2 ys<serslzy oge1s1 the e2-Ealga for <1assAqo-a tsr Alaska He states sAA1 hs intends ts make tais sn is sue and introduce hill to thai ef- fe,es ss sAe next sessioa of Congress He contends that complete home rule is impossible under the 2st creating ihe Territory of Alaska as if is i'm possible tar the territory te eoaiF0a or ,@x n,zny et the leading industries ot iAe territory He states fram the exp@risnss ot 9hs past two years thai AlAska 5s fhereushly able E9 eove-n herself an3 par her MAY as 3 state. Es will z4ks public address along tais Ene Monday evening
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-04-01

Paris ApFi, L-Tae French secret service police are confident of she gaiIt of the American Swoboda, whom they have under arrest here. They state that Ae was in4ueed to become | SPY in the employ of Germany or account of his infatuation of the Ger man actress Friesehleo. Documents ol a most discriminating nature are sai4 70 nave been found h secret com .s4E1n-ent of his trunk
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-04-01
RUSSIANS
 WIN 4 PASS

Lou<.Sn- April Late .lispatehss lz1lezte 9haz 7he RasS5ans have fore aI The forSitleasiens ef The DuAia Pass h the CarE2shiaus- and are sso#ly making sheir way down the saaahsrn slope Of the mouataias lz- sa lha plains cf Hungary Tae NsstA- l4s materially improved during Inc
 1s4 TWO weeks and the soldiers are n high spirits as The result
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-04-01
TEN
 SUBMARINES

Madrid. April I-The Spanish steamer Augustina has arrived at the port of Cadiz from England. She re ports having seen ten German sub marines as she was navigating the English Channel. is she was out l-ound and had her name and port of egistry painted on her side she was tot disturbed by any of the Teuton
 hmersables.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-04-01
AMERICAN
 |S ARRESTED

New York April I-Raymou4 o'.oloda, @n American, Aas been ar rested II Aaris, e4.arsed with having sel sAe seae4 llnvs l-al oUEine on lire s--llns Eseeas t4ig or Inc yessel
 4-- a-ls -. se AaEoge. lis frienas AL Nesg loFk Aaxe been notified ol .sis l-5sai aad are demanding that the -A-4eslcaa government take steps t. secure als speedy release-
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-04-01
DON'T MENTION POISON

Under no consideration mention dog poison if you happen into the Revllla. Some miscreants put up q job OH Charley Ingersoll this morn ing. which sent him up Mission street on the dead run. They lead him to undestand that Duke had swallowed poison. and Charley did the rest. He has been kept busy since explain- ing what happened
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-04-01

recognized by the moving picture critics to be the greatest animal picture producers today, anu tnls is well demonstrated in the feature at the Dream tonight. Along with this We have the usual Pathe Daily News, with the animated war map and events from here there and every where. Making Him Over for Minnie, just as good as It sounds, is one of those hilarious Essanay comedies that will call laugh from the walls of any theater. For a show that is interesting, entertaining, ox- citing and educational take in the Dream tonight as we have it. Com ing soon the three reeer The Cry of the Blood adv.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-04-01
HAL|BUT UP
 A LITTLE BIT

Seattle, April, 1-Today's halibut sold at five and quarter for schoon- CT fish and five plus for boxed. This stiffening of the price over the indications of yesterday was oc- easioned by the fact that but 10000 pounds arrived by schooner, when the three big trips were expected.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-04-01
GO
 TO HONOLULU

New York, April 1-Expert divers from the Brooklyn Naval yard have been detailed t0 proeaed 10 Honolulu at once and assist in hsinging the sanken submarine. F-4, b t1e saE- face. The aim of the government is 70 ascertain what was the cause q she accident. and 70 that end. 10 ex- pense will be spared to ger sha sank-
 a vessel info $ drydoek-
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-04-01
COPPER MINES
 RAISE WAGES

Houghton. April, 1-The copper companies of this region have raised wages back to the old standard Every man available is at work and the copper industry is in better shape than it has been for years. This condition is due to the immense de nand for copper oeeasioned by the var in Europe.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-04-01
WILL GIVE 4 DANCE

The Sons of Nor-vay will give 5 .anee Saturday righs It .rlecl. in Moose Hall. Good music is secured Admission for gentismea sl.00 iadies f.ee Refreshments served free
 COMMITTEE
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-04-01
AAR|POSA'S
 PASSENGERS

Seattle. April, l-Tha Mariposa
 sailed frou this port last night on slnae- Her passengers for Kesehisan arc Mrs. R Palmer, Willian Jones Mrs II. q. Saow and twp sseerase- She has $ large number or passeu- gers billed throueh to The Westwarl-
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-04-01
k|NC WILL CUT
 OUT TIE BOOZE

London, April king Edward has offered to exclude all alcoholic re- treatments from the royal household as an aid in the temperance move ment. He declared that the army in the field is greatly hampered by liquor, while the present labor troub- les in Great Britain can be laid at che door of the same cause. The action of the king and royal family will probably result in the use of liquor being stopped in Great Britain at least until the end of the war.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-04-01
PREFER \
 TERRITORY

Juneau, April, The Senate yes ierday turned down Senator Hub bard s resolution to memorialize Co., ,reSs to grant us statehood. in fay or of Senator Willard s resolution de handing full and complete form of territorial government.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-04-01
TWO BOATS soUTHBoUND

Word came from skagway this morning that the CitY of Seattle ara tAe Jefferson nal sailed from that port today. tAe one at one-thirty the other al four o'clock. This will bring both Of them to Ketchikan tom0rrow.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-04-01
WILL LEAVE ON
 THE EoRTETESTERN

C2rl Azaswo-1a- uA9 recently resign s3 as Caarlsy Tzyier's assistant o1 tae KsseAikza W1z-t ee-pszy's dQek. 7TiIl lsaTs t7r z6= zszsh oa tse North #as7srz E@ : hs4da5 far Port Orchard. Wash. where his father sgu- durfs gs-z-sl s11re. and ca-l viii bs associated with hin tz ths bus i1sss- TEe last T9rd L= had tro1 hslg~ is tEas beth wife and little d41ghssr aEs doing nicely.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-04-01
BAND REHEARSAL TONIGHT

All members of the Bremen s Band are requested to be present at re- hearsal tonight. This will be the final rehearsal before the big dance so try and be there OH time.
 R. K. ROCKEFELLER. Dir.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-04-01

The Ak is looked f9f tesweea five and ST tAls evening.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-04-01

The Eorthl4na arEive1 from the south this morning. She has a big cargo of general merchandise.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-04-01

Con Giebel, Loring's hustling mer chant, was in town today, having come in for freight and supplies.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-04-01

The second number of Kathlyn at the Dream tonight. adv
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-04-01

See Kasaiyn as fhe Dream tonight in rw8 o.Iea1s adv
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-04-01

Deacon BsIlingtoa's s Downfall at fhe Dream tonight. adv.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-04-01

Making Him over for Minnie at the Dream tonight adv.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-04-01

E1dling woad f9r sale at ths S4w-iII- r adv
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-04-01

The AdTezszres q Kzthlyn zt The DEeaz sg.szss- adv
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-21
OH nd L GIIs'

An advance u hvs cents = barrel
In the market price Of ldeonttnen
crude on Thursday and an advance
OF nve cents IN the middle West
Midday. leads eastern producers %
think that the credit balance market
for crude Of the Pennsylvania grade
viii soon be advanced The price
now quoted for Kansas ana 0klahoT
ma crude Is sixty-dve cents. and for
North Lima ninety three and South
LIMA and Indiana eighty-eight and
eighty three respectively Since the
first of the month, Oklahoma crude
has been advanced twenty-five cents
ID barrel. while that Of the eastern
grades has gone UP twenty cents 9
barrels. The fact that Oklahoma
was advanced but i've cents against
two ten-cent advances is accepted by
some as an evidence that future ad-
yancesy will not follow in rapid sue
|cession.
Light wells are the best that late
compilations in all fields have to offer
In the list Of late competitions. IN
Manndngton district, Marion county,
w Va. the Clayton OH Company has
drilled it's No. 10 on the #. NJ. Sturm
farm through the Maxon sand and
found it barren. In Battel1e district,
Monongalia county, the South Penn
oil Company has complied No 6 on
the D. Taught farm and has ten
barrel pumper in the Zig Iniun
sand. In Smithhe1d district, Roane
county, the same company has com
IpIeted No. 8 on the Elmore Snod-
grass farm and has q hve-barrel
bumper in the same formation.
IN Big Sandy district. Kanawha
county. the Union Fuel Gas Com
ipany has drilled a test on the H r
,G Owl farm tllrough the Big Ininn
sand and has Rasser. on Indian
|creek Elk district. the Ohio Fuel
|Company has drilled q second test on
me IA. Y Kingsley fnSm through the
Weir sand and has a show for a
khfteen barrel pumper.
4. ~ 1t.+ 4. va1.,y In,1cl, n
~ aao % rha a1,io Il Fnel Gonnany
sbn+ No On the a w Belcher
&C.,. snd ,ncraasad Ito nrodnctiou
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-21
CLARKSBURG CHOSEN.
.By West Virginia Publishers
Association as Next Annual
Meeting Place. #

POINT PLEASANT, Aug. 21.---
.Clarksburg was chosen3fo for the next
annual meeting place Of the West Viz.
gtnia Newspaper Publishers Associa-
ton at alarge and enthusia site con-
ventionl held here Friday. onicers
are as follows
J. j. swope, WEIGH, president; T. =.
McDougal, Ceredo. vice-presfdent;
A. Soldiers, st. Adams, secretary: J. y,
Devine, Clarksburg, treasurer; execu-
tive committee, n. G. Ogden, Wheel
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-21
8 N CIerk Guaranteed n.

Z. a customer came into my store the
Other day and said to one OF my clerks.
you anything that will cure
"A rhoea?, and my clerk went and got
him bottle OF Chamberlain,s Collie,
lholara and Dtarrhoea Remedy, and
aid to him. If this does not cure you.
VA II not charge you cent for it, So
he took 1t home and came back in a
day or two and said he was cured"
ties j. n. Berry & Co., Salt Creek.
Obtainable everywhere. Adver-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-21

pre- SeIat ID the 4 ~ would not hANg
been ~ factory SO j sent letter
To- each comm tteenans SUGGESTING
that they designate their preference
20 the state r q. B EsernlEl elm,
the majority preference to be sent 70
the national committee as our choice
Should Have Asked Democrats.
~ see now that made one mis-
take in choosing the method Of
getting the sentiment OF the state
committee. should have con-
suited the Democratic press, and Sc
lected q method approved by them
Had I called meeting OF the commit
tee the Democratic press would have
wanted to know IL the Republican
state committee was not blessed with
a super-abundance Of funds to call q
meeting Of men from all parts OF the
state for this one purpose In fact,
whichever way j chose, should have
selected the other method, IL our crit
les are to be taken seriously. be-
lieve that better results have been OBJ
tanned by means Of the referendum
Of the committee have given their
preference than could be secured by q
meeting at this time.
"As the national committee made
the vacancy from this state, they must
be given the responsibility for It, We
acted on their suggestion in making
recommendation to III the une1ptred
term The national committee can
ratify our selection, if they care to,
Mr.. Edwards, Mr.. Elkins, or anyone
whom they see ut This matter Is
clearly up to the national committee
ITO my knowledge there was but
one candidate for the position. Mr..
highland. There was no secret of his
ambition to represent West Virginia
on the national COMMITTEES; he had
often stated publicly that he would
be pleased to serve In this capacity
And being the only candidate, and
with previous statements Of his de-
sire to be member OF the national
committee, he was given the prefer
ance of the stwenty-four members OF
the committee that voted. This 10 the
!; collusion to which the IH9mocrat1c
press refers and about which they are
Itrying to stir up internal strife In the
Republican party.
IF the Democratic state commit
tee can face the coming campaign with
as clean slate and as clear q con
science as the Republican commttee
lthey are decidedly fortunate But as
llong as the Parkersburg convention
will livein the minds OF Democrats.
and that disgraceful1y gbossed affair
will always linger In the history OF
state politics. we ask our Democratic
critics to be as generous with our po-
llitical frailik!es as with their own.
misrepresentation OF facts Will not
be OF material aid when the cold light
OF reason is turned on the conpicuous
failure Of the Democratic party and
their measures. The Republican party,
in state and union. will rest their
case with the people. and they have
no fear of the verdict that will be
rendered in 1916 We ask that the
election day be fastened that the
wheels OF Industry can again be heard,
and the honest toi1ers of the country
can find the markets for their labor
that have been destroyed by the tariff
bill of Wilson, Simmons, Underwood,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-21
IT'S efter Explaining the
Sle1tion of National Com
5iitteei1larl from State.

ESBIJRG, August 81 I'm order
T. kear up the misunderstanding,
OF Il i1fnl, over the selection
tional committeeman from
Virginia. Col T. j. Sherrard.
r Of the state committee, has
81 out an interview touching on
pcrtant points in this regard.
sherrard:
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-21
Very truly yours,
s(SfHned) 4. u REYN1Hd

NSl&QeQJ u. VI. f6G1NAe111kS.
.'This letter is published to clear up
the minds of those who want to be-
lieve that the vacancy on the national
committee. The state committee had
nothing whatever to do with the va
cancy. Mr.. Edwards's seat was de-
clared vacant by the national commit
tee. during the campaign of 1912, for
his Bull Moose tendencies, and no
successor was ever selected to I'LL the
unexpred term thus created.
Cites Precedent.
at meeting OF the national com
mittee held in Washington ID. c., in
1913, Governor H. d. Hatfield was ap-
pointed by Chairman James Lakin. OF
the state committee, to represent West
al committee accepted the credentials
of Governor Hatfield, as a temporary
committeeman, and he was duly APP
pointed and served on a sub-commit-
tee during the meeting. No objection
was raised then by Mr.. Edwards and
his friends over this action, he appar-
entity being satisfied with the Bull
Moose party. and not caring to be
known as Republican. This action
did not stir up any controversy among
the aposrdte Republican and the Dem
ocratlo press. they too apparently
satisfied with the conditions as they
were.
After receiving the letter from Mr..
Reynolds, / debated the best way to
get the sentiment Of the state COM
mittee, There was no other business
to come before the committee, and it
did not seem necessary to me to put
the members of the committee to the
expense OF attending meeting for
this one purpose. Had done So. prob
ably there would not have been any
more than q. quorum, If that many,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-21
UNION MEETING.

The Rev. q d. smith, D. D.. pas
tor OF the First Methodist Episcopal
church. will preach at the union ser
vice on thecour house green at 1880
O'clock Sunday evening.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-21

Guy Coudert. who stands only
all the French soldiers. He IS, how
ever. higher than when war broke
out. having been made corporal.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-21

81 els ftx,s sts Yt
On laurel am, = ins Clay district
Richie county, local AIent has com
pleted a test ON the =. Cottrill
anrrn and has 9 small gasser IL ths
Big InJun sand In Clay district.
two and one half miles southwest o.
Ellenborp, ON Lost run, Rfnehart.
Gore and Company have drilled
test on the Storrer farm through the
Kaenr sand and have light gasser.
Near Bearsville postomce, Centef.
Vile district, Tyler county. the Pure
Oil Producing Company has drilled
It's test on the Albert Barnell EARN
through the Big Iniun sand and has has
3 show for q five-barrel pumper- On
Short run In the same district, the
Hope Natural Gas Company has
drilled test on the B. F. Mont
Eomery farm through the Gordon
sand and since giving 1t shot hasa
show for five-barrel pumpeE
on Ragens run. McClelland dis
trict. Doddridge county, j. w. Agnew
and Company have drilled their sec
ond test On the j. o. shrader farm
through the Big Injun sand ano
have q show for a small pumper.
on Tanners creek. Troy district,
Gilmer county, the Crude Oil Com
pany has drilled test on the p. J.
Wagner farm through the Berea
grit and the hole has flied up 1850
feet with fluid.
The on Market.
rt.o ,,rica nafd fort0il of various
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-21

The earliest artillery guns were
made from wrought iron bars, bound
together like slaves of cask by the
shrinking over them Of iron hoops
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-21

I Susanna for ething
Children-Advertie
The Winslow mail., 1915-01-09
CHARLES ZIMMERMAN
PASSES AWAY


Charles Zimmerman. the zen
year old son Of Mr. and Mrs Geo.
George Zimmerman died at the
home Of his parents in this city
early Wednesday morning. re
had been III but a short time and
his death came as shock to his
schoolmates and friends N
OF whom were not aware that he
was even seriously i'll. Mr.. AID
Mrs. Zimmerman have the sym
pathy of the entire city in
their berefment.
The Winslow mail., 1915-01-09
NEW BOARD Of
SUPERVISORS MEET

The recent meeting Of the
new board Of supervisors result
ed IN the appointment Of Of Tr
J W RazeIl, Of Holbrook, to the
Position Of county physiciar for
the ensuing term. DR.. Bazel
has BEEN OCCUPYING that position
Tor some time past and has gwen
entire satisfaction and his e.
appointment is meeting with the
appoval Of the citizens.
For the Office Of deputy sheriff
for Winslow Chas Moss ana Nh,
VoImer, who is employed by lie
Santa t'e as police officer at tins
point, were both appointed. Il
is believed that both will prove
efficient officers.
The Winslow mail., 1915-01-09
FUEL CO. CHANGES HANDS

N S Bailey, manager of the
Bailey and Beeson Fuel Com
pany, bought out VIM. Beessn's
inteaest in the concern the first
of the week and transferred the
same to J E Donnell of this city
Hereafter the firm will be
known as the City Fuel and
Transfer Company.
WANTED A housekeeper to
care for children.
Enquire at Wigwam Restaurant.
X x x
Judge Sapp was a business
visitor in WinsloW Thursday.
w F Williams, of Holbrook,
spent Thursday in this city.
According to reports the Santa
Fe will put ten surveying parties
to work in the near future sur
veying 1000, 900 acres of land
lying in the northern counties of
the state. The parties will be
composed Of 28 men each.
We have all kinds of live and
dressed poultry.
City Meat Market.
Bill Hart left for his ranch
Thursday morning after spend
ing a couple days in town on
business.
j w Morley returned from
Los Angeles where he spent the
holidays, Tuesday.
X x
Bob Benton was in from his
ranch during the week.
X y
w II Burbage departed for
Phoenix last Saturdy where he
spent a week on business.
The Winslow mail., 1915-01-09
A PLEASANT Surprise

The home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ira See was the scene of a very
enjoyable occasion Friday night
Jan. 1st, when fifty five of their
friends took possession Of their
house .unannounced. It was
their 18th wedding anniversary
and the old couple were royal en-
tertainers.
Rev. Fred Garter, in behalf of
their many friends, presented
them jointly with a Navajo rug
and MIR. See with signet ring
and Mrs. See with a hand en-
brordered table spread. A dainty
lunch was served and every one
enjoyed seeing mother serve the
wedding cake. We won't men
ton any name but a certain popu-
lar young lady in town got the
slice containing the thimble.
The guests departed for their
homes at late hour after wish
ing Mr.. and Mrs. See many
happy returns Of the day and
promising to return again in two
years to help them celebrate.