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ment, falls far short of being
what the United States expects.
Germany offers to protect
American lives IL the United
States will give assurances that
ships carrying passengers shall
not carry ammunition or contra
band, or If IL will give assurances
that such ships will not try to
ram and sink the kaiser's subma-
rines when tho latter halt them.
The United States declines to
agree to these conditions or any
other conditions. 1t declares its
citizens have an unqualified right
to travel on the high seas, and to
have the ships on which they
travel warned and searched be-
fore they are sunk. and the pas
sengers given an opportunity to
escape,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-07-09
GROCETERIA NOW

VENICE, Cal, July John,
go down to the groceteria and
get the provisions"
So speaks Mrs. John, and John
ambles to the groceteria around
the corner, picks up market bas-
ket from a pile by the door and
passes down the counter, picking
up here a parcel of tea or sugar,
and there a pound of coffee or \
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BURN VICE HOUSES

SEATTLE, July 9.-Prosecutor
Lundin's fight for a clean scity
reached a. climax in Judge Roa-
aids court yesterday. when the
judge ordered that the buildings
at ia and 720 Lane street be re-
moved from the premises and de-
stroyed within 10 days.
Judge Ronald indicated that all
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dozen eggs. When he has filled
Mrs. Johns order, he walks to
the cashier, pays his bill,and
trudges homeward.
Southern California, where the
cafeteria is found in its primitive,
native state, is believed to have
developed the first groceteria,
which admittedly is modelled after
it's prolific omnipresent cousin.
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$500 A YEAR FOR
SEVEN LANGUAGES

WASHINGTON, ID. c., July 9.
Persons able to- speak Russian,
Polish, German, French, Italian,
modern Greek and japanese lam
guages and willing to receive ST.
500 a year for 1t In service to
the government as translators are
being examined here today by thu
civil service commission.
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of Seattle's illegal redlight dis
trict will be shorty eradicated by
the bonfire method, but added
that Lundin must not presume 70
abate any property unless a show
ing is made that disorderly wom-
EN- have been plying their trade
on such property for more than a
single daY.
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CLIMBERS ATTAIN
COLUMBIA CREST

Four parties of mountain
climbers have climbed Mt. Taco
ma since June Is without a mis-
hap. Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Vosler
of Greenville, Pa, were the first
to scale the steep slopes, while
the last party to make the climb
was headed by l.. K. Lawrence OF
Tacoma on July 3.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-07-09
ASK BATTLESHIP
TO SALUTE BELL

The Liberty Bell will be greet
ed, on its arrival in Tacoma next
Wednesday, by salute from one
of the battleships from Bremen
ton, If the navy department will
comply with request for a bat
tleship for the occasion. The bell
will arrive at p. m. and will re-
main here two hours.
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Band Concert
I'm Park Sunday

The first summer band concert
of series of eight will be held
at Point Defiance park at 2
o'clock next Sunday. The concerts
will be given this year by the
Coast Artillery band and will cost
1850. The raise in the union
scale of musician wages will
necessitate cutting the number of
pieces down to rs, instead of 80
as originally planned. The T. r.
& P. Co. will give only $3.50, in
stead of $500 to meet the ex-
pense.
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WANT DIRECT CABLE

WASHINGTON, d. c., July 8.
The desire of the German gov
eminent for a direct cable line
to the United States was express
ed formally to the state depart
ment today,
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Since the direct cable line from
Germany to the United States
was cut, the Germans claim their
side of the war, having to pass
through London, has not been
fairly represented to the United
States.
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KING RISKS LIFE
LIKE A SOLDIER

ROME, July 9.-Advicel. from
the Tribune say King Victor EN-
manuel spends much of his time
with his troops at the front, risk
ing his life as If he were COM
mon officer. In a recent artillery
battle the king directed the fir
ing.
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Catholic Prohibition league and
the Anti-Saloon league formed
closer affiliation last night when
the former organization present.
ed a set of adopted resolutions to
the Anti-Saloon league as work.
ing plans in the fight for nation
wide prohibition.
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Had you heard of the great
war in Africa? Well, that Old
admirer of the British empire,
Gen. Botha, has routed the Ger
man colonial forces and captur-
ed 700 men.
Stuff asks Bryan to support
Congressional Union for woman
suffrage at San Francisco. but he
refuses, saying he'll support no
organization opposed to the DEM
ocratic party.
Italian government declares
blockade on whole Adriatic sea.
They'll he blockading Commence
ment bay soon.
New shipment of Milwaukee
Sausage. Duenwald's, 3i3 nth
street. adv"
Count Zeppelin, the dirigible
inventor, received congratula-
tions by telegram from kaiser,
emperor OF Austria, and sultan
on 18th birthday.
The White Star liner, Airiatic,
with both passengers and ammu-
milton aboard. passes safely
through the submarine zone.
-
James n. Neil has left to rep
resent Tacoma Elks at grand
lodge meeting in Los Angeles. o..
j. II. Swift is acting ship com
missioner.
.,r ~, ,,xy v,,r., v.Dv S-~v~,1 x,<,
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BIG GAMER SELLS

SEATTLE, July 9.-For a con-
sideration Of approximately ST.
100000, the cannery properties
of T. J.SGorman & Co., in this
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tkRkSs<llDAfL5fWhfRE

Spanish war veterans at Scran-
ton.
Jack Wickstrom, alleged TO
have jumped OF j. l.. Sallee from
ambush and beaten him. arrest
ed. Sallee is a street car con-
ductor. The two had an altera-
ton over a fare.
Big log jam east of Kelso, with
100000 feet of timber, broken,
After u nelghborhood quarrel,
Samuel Portsetee. who lives near
Victoria, b. c., attempted unsuc-
cessfully to kill neighbor and
his son, and then killed himself
All kinds bedding plants q,
lIinz Green House, So. 9TH and n.
Advertisement"
Steamer Santa Ana picks up
six Jap sailors who had been
marooned all winter on an Alas
kan island.
Phillip Sam, 9-year-old Indian
boy of Auburn, is lost.
q. w. SchuelIer arrested for
selling milk with less than 80
per cent butter fat.
Here's &. II. Mills again. He
had Knute Langlow of the Two
Ii saloon arrested for violating
the anti-treat ordinance.
w. X. breakfast fOOd) KEEL
logg, is i'll at Battle Creek, Mich.
He was just leaving on his way
to Seattle, accompanied by a
nurse.
U. s. cOnsuls send Wilson spe-
cial reports urging to make the
Mexicans act quickly in cleaning
up their country. Bad conditions
emphasized.
Mrs. w. II. Coffin, Tacoma
head of the state Rebekahs, APP
pointed state bakery inspector.
Mrs. Grace Bernheimer Gug-
genheim yesterday because Mrs.
Grace NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Snellenburg, and moved from
New York to Philadelphia.
U. s. Immigration Commits
sioner Caminetti will visit Taco
ma and other coast cities to in.
spect the offices.
by the end of this year, Alaska
railway will be complete to Mat
anuska coal fields. Lots at Ship
Creek were sold today, and squat
ters told to move Oh.
Portland butter dealers get to-
gether to boost prices.
Mrs. AIpheus Byers, wife of
well-known Seattle attorney,
hurt when auto smashes into tel
ephone pole. Her jaw broken.
G. Il. Andrews, Sumner, buys
out Sumner Index and combines
it with the Sumner News.
Loss of $4,000 results when
four Okanogan boats are destroy
ed at Wenatchee.
Sixteen indicted in San Fran
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LET 100000 JOB

The construction of a 100000
irrigation project in the West
Okanogan district was awarded
to Guthrie, McDougal & Co., OF
st. Paul, according to an an
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nOuncement made today at the
Great Northern offices. The
10000 acres which are to De
watered, lay seven miles below
the Similkameen river.
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state and Alaska were sold yes
terday to the Anacortes Fisheries
Co., recently organized by the
Booth Fisheries Co. of Chicago.
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TAKE NEGRO'S HAND

CHICAGO, July 9.-Beginning
the Observation-Disclosures union
of the negro race, 800 southern
delegates of the Christian En-.
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Mrs. w. II. Coffin, Tacoma
head of the state Rebekahs, ap-
pointed state bakery inspector.
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deavor convention, in session here
yesterday, declared their inten-
tons of extending their hands in
fellowship to the negro.
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Mrs. Grace Bernheimer Gug-
genheim yesterday because Mrs.
Grace NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Snellenburg, and moved from
New York to Philadelphia.
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u. $. cOnsuls send Wilson spe-
cial reports urging to make the
Mexicans act quickly in cleaning
up their country. Bad conditions
emphasized.
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STANLEY RELl PRINTING co

Frank Mclean and NJ. ID. Red
burn elected delegate and alter
nate to national convention of
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w. X. breakfast fOOd) KEEL
logg, is i'll at Battle Creek, Mich.
He was just leaving on his way
to Seattle, accompanied by a
nurse.
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G. Il. Andrews, Sumner, buys
out Sumner Index and combines
it with the Sumner News.
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Here's &. II. Mills again. He
had Knute Langlow of the Two
Ii saloon arrested for violating
the anti-treat ordinance.
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Sixteen indicted in San Fran
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-07-09

u. 8. immigration Commits
sioner Caminetti will visit Taco
ma and other coast cities to in.
spect the offices.
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Mrs. AIpheus Byers, wife of
well-known Seattle attorney,
hurt when auto smashes into tel
ephone pole. Her jaw broken.
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Loss of $4,000 results when
four Okanogan boats are destroy
ed at Wenatchee.
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Portland butter dealers get to-
gether to boost prices.
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by the end of this year, Alaska
railway will be complete to Mat
coal fields. Lots at Ship
Creek were sold today. and squat
ters told to move Oh.
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Z Spanish war veterans at Scran-
1 ton.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-01-24
of oil Operators Along with the
Berea Grit Development in
kanaNha County.

Development work in the eastern
fields at the close Of the week brought
no better results than during the first
part. The best discoveries were not
better than light producers. The
Weir sand development in Elk dis
ftrict, kanawha county; w. Va, hal
been capable of furnishing one or
more good producers each week but
it fell down and offered nothing but a
couple of light wells with the excep-
ton of few .dlstricts.
All OF the work under way is OF
the routine kind and OF little interest
to any except those who are doing the
work. The Salt sand development
In Braxton county and the Berea grit
development in Cabin Creek district.
Kanawha county, are the two that are
claiming the most attention.
Bcrea Grit Well.
In Dural district, Lincoln county.
the South Penn Oil Company has
drilled its No. is on the Horse creek
tract through the Berea grit and has
a show for 90 barrel producer. This
lis a little better than has been the
average of the wells on that tract.
Near st. Marys In Union district,
Peasants county, Gallaher and West
have drilled No. on the Gallaher
heirs farm through all sands and
have buster. In Washington dis
,trict, the same parties have the rig
completed for a second test on the ].
&c. Reynolds farm. In the Eureka
district. Peasants county, A. L. Gran.
ston has drilled No. IA on the R. G..
w. Campbell farm through the Cow
Run sand and has light pumper. In
the same district the Creek Oil Com
pany has completed test on the A.
G. and r. Ingram farm and has ten
barrel pumper. Gerard and Company
have completed No. on the G. Cor.
nell farm and have very small
pumper. In Lafayette district the Du-
cate Oil Company is due in the sand
at 4 test on the Oliver Gould farm. In
McKim district. the Little Oil Com
pany has barrel pumper at its No
6 on the A. ]. Cunningham farm. In
the Burning Springs district. Wirt
county, the Hickman Farm Oil and
Gas Company has completed a test on
the John Hickman farm and have 9
light pumper In the Cow Run sand
The Red, River OIL and Gas Company
is due In the sand at Its Nos. s and 9
on the Depue- McClung tract. L. E
Shrek has started to drill No. 5 OIL
the W. n. Wheaton farm In Sheri,
dan district. Lincoln county, the In,
terval Gas and Oil Company ha.
drilled No, Is on the Lincoln Count,
Land Association tract through tht
Big Iniun sand and has light gasser
In the same district. the Huntington
Development and Gas Company hat
the same kind of luck at No. on the
Midkiff heirs farm. drilling and start
ing tests.
Due on Blake Farm.
On Indian Creek, Grant district
Monongafia county the West yirginit
Fraction Company has drilled its ties
ION the John. r. Musgrave farm to
depth OF 1900 feet and Shas shu
down. on Miracle run, Battelle dis
trlct. the Manufacturers Light and
Heat Company has drilled fest OF
1.-The John Bane farnsto . depth ( o
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-01-24
BY Christian deaNorers ii
TWenty-Foufth Annual Con-
vention at Lost Greek.


The Clarksburg District Christian
Endeavcf Union closed It's twenty
fourth annual convention at LOST
Creek Saturday afternoon. The Of
ficers' reports showed thai. great
gains had been made in aid depart
ments OF the work especially in the
Junior and christian endeayor eff
cheney II -
Much of the success Of the con-
ventfon was due to the work Of
those having part in the program
which was CARRIED out In its eptire-
ty. Especial mention is made Of the
valuable service rendered by Charles
f. Evans, field secretary for West
Virginia and Kentucky: w. L. Steph-
ems, president of the Nartinsburg dis
trict union, and Louis p. Black, pres
ident of the state Christian Endeayor
Union.
The following of1cers were elect
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-01-24
Amt day Baseball
BiIl s I7eal1y endlty

session. X
Tuesday VIII mark the first Day Of
the session for special features: On
that day the Blue amendments 20 the
Prohibition Law win be debated in the
Senate. while at the sanse time the
House will have up as & special order
the question OF submitting TO q vote
The question of woman suffrage.
Soions took exception to the opera
ton Of dice boxes at cigar stands in
the capital building today. But one
senator objected TO sending back 70
the Judiciary committee a bill Axing
1.-The penalty at fifty dollars and ten
days in jail for any one toI play base
ban or Sunday 4. Y ~ Z
Indications are that the liveiiest
fight OF the. session will be over 8 pri-
mary bill. More than a half dozen
members claim to have the ideal
MEASURE. Among the first to go into
print against the first and second
choice idea was Senator blessings.
Whites bill however, appears to
have preference.
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NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE OF
Z, BANK STOCK,

/ TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN;
The undersigned executrfx Of the
estate OF Hiram Lynch, Jr.. deceased,
VIII OFFER for sale at public auction,
al the front door of the court house
Eof Harrison county, West Virginia,
in the city OF Clarksburg. on the a0th
day OF January, 1915, at 1880 o'cioci,
on that day. or as soon thereafter al
convenient. two shares OF the capital
stock Of the Union National Bank Of
;c:iarksburg, West Virginia, and ten
shares of the capital stock Of the
y Farmers Bank Of Clarksburg. West
Virginia; the par value Of said stock
Being one hundred (s100.00) del.
itrs per share.
The sale Of said stock as afore.
said; shall be cash In hand ON da,
) 81 sale. The stock to be sold wal
owned BY Hiram Lynch, Jr., at the
time pf his death, and now the prop.
4 ettys Of the estate Of the aforesaid.
SUSIE r. LYNCH,
J1xecutrix OF the estate OF Hiram
Lynch, Jr.r dsceaseds = -. :
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-01-24
DISTRICT OFFICERS
ELECTED FOR YEAR

ia FOR the ensuing year:
President, CStirtlan6 v. Davis, Sa-
lem; vice-pyesident. Miss Lydia Hall
Lost. Creek; corresponding secretary
Miss Josephine sSheets CERrks burg;
recor5cng secretary, Samuel Warren
Sutton; treasurer, Miss Ida Mick,
Bufnsyglie; Junior supeldnte ndent
Nib. Lille Stalnaker, Weston; SUI
sperintendent OF missions, Miss Eula
Brown West Unacn: superintendent
OF prison work, Miss Blance Price
Caanksburg; superintendent of good
citizenship, Lorentz Hodges, Buck
1annon.
Charles F. Eyans, OF Lebanon, KY.
secretary for the states Of Kentuciy
and West Virginia, and w. 4. Steph-
ems, Of MartinsBurg; president Of the
Martinsbsf;g district sinaon, WHO at
tended the district CHRISTIAN Endeay'
or convention in Lost Creek, .1efi
Saturday evening for Terra Alta.
Louis e. Black. Of Parkersburg
state president OF the Christian En-
deavor Union, Is in the city and VII
remain over Sunday. ~ y
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-01-24
Bra2ton County Field
Is Claiming "A ttention

ls.445 feet and is fishing. On West
Fork river. Union district, Harrison
county, the Philadelphia Company
has the rig completed for a test on the
Mary A. Highland farm. On the
same stream in Clark district, the
Clarksburg Light and Heat Company
has the rig>completed for a test on the
j. E. Warner farm.
In Union district the Grasselli
Chemical Company is due in the
sand at test on the S. L. Blake farm.
The. Vesper Oil and Gas Company has
started to, drill second test on the
Valentine Knight farm. On Browns
creek, Union district, the Clarksburg
Light and Heat Company is due in the
Gordon sand at a. second test on the
George Rogers farm. On Turtle
Tree fork the same company is drill
ing at 1900 feet on the Thomas
Bailey farm. On Polecamp run, I'm
ion district, the Crude Oil Company's
test on the Flndley heirs farm is
drilling at 1. 400 feet. On Stuttlers'
fork, Burnside and Waggoner are
drilling test on the A. B. Stuttler
farm. On Campbell run, Manning
ton district, Marion county, the Car
Inegie Natural Gas Company is due in
the Fifth sand at a test on the Camp
bell heirs farm. In Church district.
Wetzel county, the. same company is
due In the Gordon at test ON the
w. g. Garner farm. The same COM
pany has started to drill test on the
B. F. Lewis farm. Fleming and
Company has the rig completed for a
second test on the Shea farm. In
Warrington district. Marion. county.
Thompson and Law are due In the
fifth sand at No. Ia ON the A. j. Hays
farm. The same parties are drilling
another test on the James Campbell
farm.
Southern Ohio Operations.
The competitions In the southeast
ern Ohio fields at the close Of the
week We're all light. The one fairly
good producer is the Preston OIL Com
pany's test on the, Frank Pickett farm
located In. the Union Furnace district.
In Starr township, Hooking county.
The well is showing for SO barrels a
day natural. The location is 500
licot huTluedbJ VI tne tthyuenVllle Oil
and Gas Compauy's No. on the Ma
tional sFireproofings tract In section
l23. The Preston OIL Company lie
starting test on the Willard Shaw
farm in section "a, Starr township.
The Raccoon oil Company has drilled
second test on the q. j. Surlow
farm through the Clinton sand and
has a show for a 20 barrel producer,
No. ] on this farm came In gas well
but the gas he's been exhausted and II
is now showing some oil. In Ward
township, Hooking county, the test
on the Door Run Coal Company's
/ property. owned by Spencer, Wal.
smith and Company has been drilled
to a depth of 8 100 feet and is shut
down. In Green township. the
Plymouth oil and Gas Company has
the rig completed for q test on the II
Starr farm. In the same township
the Bell Farm oil Company Is due ii,
the sand ut a test on the Simon Bel
farm. Shallow sand territory, ID
4 Penn township; Morgan county, Cody
and Company have completed No. I
on the Glenn farm and. have a yers
light pumper. Across the line II
] wesley township. Washington coun
ny, J, g. pinsmpre; has drilled No. 81
4 On the A. Martin farm through the
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-01-24
DUELS ABOLISHED
In France, as Every Swoftlis Needed
at the From, "
'orrespo ndence Of Assoc,iated

4 correspondence OF Associated press).
'B0ULOGNE, France. Ian. 49,
Debts of honor can stand over tin the
end Of the war. Such is the pre-
cedent established on New Years
day. says.a letter from Paris. by the
seconds of two gentlemen Who had
come to blows in the course Of an
argument. The principals were in
formed by their seconds that every
French sword should. for the pres.
ent. be at the service Of the nation,
and that the shedding of blood in a
duel would be inexcusable as long
as war lasted.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-01-24
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