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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-29
NOTICE OF ELECTION.

Take notice that on the 9th day of
April, 1915, there will be an election
held in the city, OF Clarksburg under
chapter 101 OF the Acts OF 1907, en-
titled q An act to amend and re-enact
and reduce to one, the several acts
incorporating the town OF Clark sburg.
in the county OF Harrison, defining the
powers thereof. and describing the
limits Of said town.. for the election
OF officers and common council there
3of, as provided by said act:
Mayor, chief OF police, city clerk,
superintendent OF streets, collector
and treasurer, and assessor for one
year, and FIVE councilmen, one from
each ward. for two years each, and
one member Of the water works and
sewerage board fol. a term OF three
years. 81 vi
Such election will be held in the
places. enumerated below in the re-
spective wards, by the commissioners
and challengers named below,
First ward-Vo ting place, r.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-29


ellis store room Linden avenus.
F. S. SMilstead and "a 0. Iyyden Chaf-
lengers: WI liam Wanstreet aud
II. Kearns.
Second Mard Voting place, Brick
house opposite Monticello8 Garage, 2OS
Monticello avenue. Commissioners
b. Frank Hornor, r.. b Wi l1isona and
Charles G. Coffman. hallengera J.s
G. McManaWaya and w. "A Harrington
Third ward " citing place.
Gordon's flee, North Third street
Commissioners Percy Byrd, III
Refer and a. Ellsworth Cork Chal
lengers: Boyd e. Horror and
Morrison
Fourth ward-vo tinE place.
strong's club house, Chestnut street
Commissioners: d. b. Jarvis, "a
Villers and Harry Douds chalIen
gers James Rodney and Leonard
Peck. " y
Fifth ward--V oting place,
Longs Office, Court street Commits
spners: c. Alstetter AZ o. DaViS
and e. Il ellis @ChaI lengers: lem
ing II Holden and 81 6. Highland
Given sund erS MY nand this 81: da day
OF March, 1876
WIIBIANf r. J0HNSON
Clerk City OF C1arksburg
At the same time and Place ahose
mentioned there vii be held an cleo
ton for school commissioner for the
Clarksburg District a term s,t
three years All voters ding with
in said district, outside OF city: witt
vote at NJ Long Office, Court
street. at th e5 same time for the said
school commissioner "a
Y Dated this 18th day OF March y.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-29

thirty days for begging, Eddie Mof-
fatt was a liberal spender at the lob
ster palaces and he was picked UP by
Detective O'Hanian for begging for
five cents on the street.
de was recognized at the station as
the spendthrift son Of the wan who
received about 100000 and with it
received about 100000 and with it
home was in coal bin in the base
ment Of one of his fathers houses.
Jim Thorpe, the Giant athlete,
While coming north with the ball club
announced to Haywood Bround of the
Tribune that he was a Sac and Fox
Indian. After playing a game Of polk
er with Thorpe. Bround announced
that in his opinion Thorpe was more
Fox than Sac.
George Cohan has telephone in his
dressing room The bell rang one
night recently and he answered it,
Shay Gorgesh. I've decided to
write play said a voice.
Conan recognized the voice as that
of a young fellow he knows. You
kaves" he replied
..Yesh.n. Here the young man be-
came very emphatic 81 IN goin' to put
a punsh in it an make it "a ibiggesh
play in Moo York.
"I'm in saloon Got "a phon5
fright on "a bar
We'll. that's the place to do all
those things" said Cohan. And then
he hung up the receiver,
William r.. sill's idea Of. an educat-
ed man is one who can appreciate the
A
o nhim as compared to the pretty ad
in the street car.
Charles w Morse obtained control
of the Hudson Navigation Company
last weellall Of which gives further
evidence Of Of the revivfying effect Of
a prison pardon on a dying man. !.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-29
FRED 0. Blue
SPEAKS HERE
State Prohibition Commissioners
Makes a Stirring Prohi-
bition Address.

Fred o. Blue. of Charleston. state
prohibition commissioner, in an adj
dress at the Robinson Grand theater
here Sunday afternoon on West Vir-
ginia's Problem, declared that the
fight for prohibition was on in ear.
fighting the enforcement OF the pro-
htbition law and seeking to discredit
the Law for the purpose OF infiuenc-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-29
FOR MEN

Tie low receding shapes
continueto have the call with
addressed men; stitched
or corded tips, invisible eve
lets, rather long Vamps and
low, broad heels, Tan OF
dull leather. Price 81 to So
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-29

Sarah Bernhardt. 1t is announced
is really to make a star tour OF this.
country in September. beginning IN
New Y ork City.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-29

Of Mr.. and Mrs
Seventh street
at $3.50 o'clocl
ter a few days
were held at 2
ternoon at the
in the Holy Ct
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-29

Samuel Falio. OF 313f
Glen Elk. who died
Sunday norrEng af-
illness OF pneumonia.
8 % o'clock Sunday a r.
home and burial was
oss cemetery.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-29
.BOD l[l'll OF .. BABY.

s1sTERsvILIlE, Mar 29.The
body Of a baby boy. showing no signs
OF having. been murdered, was found
in a sever here.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-23
INTERIOR SILVER
 HEAD MINE GOOD

SNAGWAY. March lS.-H. Me-. Whorter. who has been developing a siiyerlead quartz properw on Galeua
 ook. Mayo district. .n the Stewart river ros .or of Yukon Territory who
 s oa nis way South. speaking Of his poperty .o ,ue SlIoeway Alaskan said
 There is not much information GO give ont tor publication that the pa, pcrs have not already had ll is my Intention to ship next summer when navigation opens. Co a shelter not yet decided upon, about 1900 tons of selected. hish.grade ore for redumtion. from which ! anticipate good returns, am now shipping the ore from the mine to Stewart river landing, and already have 1000 tons therc ready to put aboard the boat. The rest or the shipment will be delivered before the ice on the river breaks up.
 Prom the landing on Stewart riv- ar. at ,he mouth or Mayo creek. the ore win be taken to the mouth of che Stewart rived by the Sidestreama Navigation Co.,. of which Capt. Sid. Burlington Is the manager and there transferred to vessels oi the w. F. & r. R.. plying between Dawson and Whitehorse brought up to the latter place and from there on to the Out side
 The mine is located about i6O miles up the stewart river Galena creek being tributary of che Me- Ques,.n river which in turn empties into the Yukon. Our shipments of ore from lhe mine Co the Stewart riy- er landing win be made, however oy- er tow divide into Mayo creek. and thot stream followed down to its confluence with the Stewart.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-23

has the latest war news and auto races at Brighton, with other inter esting sports for the Iadles.-the lat est creation in jewelry from Paris goldsmiths.
 The sehg Company presents "The Salvation of Nance O'Shaughnessy, Q story of the submerged. The Game of life in cities is nerve racking and strenuous for those most adyantag- eously situated, while for the poverty stricken simply struggling for an ex- istence 1t is fierce and frenzied-it IS particularly perilous for youth - This is one of the most remark able human documents ever drawn from the shadows of great city. It ia an impressive striking situation, inspired by truth, biz and masterful, in it's move for the betterment of the state of environment This feature Is shown in two parts.
 Another big two-part feature is "The Crucible Of Fate" with Donald Hall, Naonl Childers and other Vita graph stars In the cast, and shows how an ambitious young woman is lured from her husband and child, but after repenting is forgiven and restored to her family. A wonderful fire scene is shown.
 Thursday and Friday, the 11th epi- sode of the "Perlls of Pauline"
 David Belasco's big production is coming to the Orpheum. Watch the Empire for date.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-23
s'SAPF{O''

Probably no good woman ever lived who did not at times wonder how D bad women could possibly ias. cinate any self-respecting man The terms good" and "bad" in this rela- tion are merely comparative No woman ever existed who was perfect No bad woman has ever been utterly unworthy Of some consideration. The film adoption as acted by Florence Roberts may be described as thor oughy human One gets the under lying reasons which made the life of Fanny LeGrand Csapho) what 1t was.
 X great many people wonder why the Dream asks 90 cents down stairs, on big features. There are two reas. ons one is that any feature the Dream gets has Go be worth 50c- The second reason Is these features must ,be paid for from Seattle and back, and the houses below ask outrageous prices for them.
 "saphoe-Lower floor and first six rows balcony 50 cents. Fifty good seats In balcony 25 cents. F
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-23
COMMERCIAL CLUB
 MEETTNG THURSDAY

The Juneau Commercial Club will hold Q meeting in the city hall Thurs day night and citizens as well as members are urged to be present, as several matters of great importance to Juneau and the North are to come Iup.
 Among the questions of importance and interest that win be the consider alton of the proper move to be made in trying to secure one of the mining experimental stations provided by Congress as publish in The Empire few days ago. The securing of the station this summer is looked upon as an easy matter if things are set moving in that direction.
 The meeting will also consider fur ther the commencement of work on the Federal building and the location of a United States cableship at Ju- neau
 This is to be a rousing meeting' experts will be present to lend their knowledge to the mining station Ques- ton, and the officers Of the club urge a large attendance.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-23
M'KINLEY LAKE
 CLAIILS BONDED

C0RDOVA, March l6-Four gold quartz mining claims. known as the Camel Back group. and owned by Nor man Rice and R. R. Beebee. or this city. have been bonded by outside cap. itahsts through the agency of Capt wm. \. Armstrong. The purchase price is Slo0o0
 These claims are situated in the Ale. Eniey Lake district and are said Go be very valuable. So far nothing but tho annual assessment work has been performed in the way os development. but @ remarkably good showing has been made
 Under the terms Of the bond. work on the property must begin not later than June l and must be pursued continuously. winter end summer. with not less than two men employed. The parties taking the bond have al- so agreed Co put a min on the proper. ty ii the development work shall open mp sufficient ore 70 warrant its install iation. - tCordova rimesl
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-23
cAer. aslpr eARRINeToN


 IS UNlNJURE1
 -.s-
 wHlTEHORSE. March 2O.- The Vfhitehcrse Star says
 No more gratifying news has been received here for long time than was contained in telegram from Capt Sid Harrington to Capt. P. Mar tin to the effect that there was no truth in the report circulated here last week chat be had lost one of his legs os the result of an automobile acci- dent in Seattle. All of Capt Sid's friends. and they are legion, will re- ioico to know that. asido from hav- ing been frequently pulled his legs are both intact and serving the pur- pose for which they were intended. The first effort, however was not hard to believe. especially by those. who. like lhe editor of this paper have been treated to automobile rides by Capt. Sid while in Seattle Lucky Baldwin has nothing on the Yukon skipper when it comes Co wild driv-
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-23
TOUCHING PROGRAM TONIGHT.

TOUCHING PROGRAM TONIGHT
 The Grand theatre opents tonight with a complete change of program an Universal nims-which are above oll films in the uniyers, backed by an all.siar powerful east
 William Snap presents "His Hour of Triumph" supported by Jane Gail and the Imp Co A touching 2-reeI drama feature that shows 8 rising newspaper reporter and actor that is always knocked by his fellow work men. a story that you will more than enjoy It is a very powerful story.
 "His Last Gamble" @ society drama with Miss Pearl White in the lead. Showing the crooked life a young man leads in the club and at home-a two- faced young man.
 "The Animal, a ripping Western drama by the famous UniversarRex Go. Just the kind that makes you think
 Cue and AIis-cue," a funny Eclair- American comedy.
 A biz Warner feature for Thurs day and Friday Look for our big ad tomorrow eee
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-23
PRESIDENT WORKING TO
 AID AMERICAN BUSINESS

WASHINGTON. March 2s- That President Woodrow Wilson save a general letter oi indorsement to Chas. Ferguson. 6 special agent of the De purtment of Commerce. who has re. gently been conferring with business men in New York Citay relative to cooperation between them and the Department for the furtherance of American commerce. was admitted at the White House.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-23
o'DoNNgLL CREEK CLAIMS
 SHOWING UP WELL

ATLlN. March Boz After having driven 9 200 foot tunnel into the bench on his placer claim on 0'Donnel river. and sinking shat in lt for DO feet. John Cunningham struck bed. rock recently and found excellent pros poets. On account oi the inflow of water however he had GO aoan- don work unti he can rig up pump. His claims are on the oppos.de side Of che stream from the J. M. Rulner Company holdings.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-23
o. o lll- t-I-~-9
 DIRECTORATE MEMBERS

NEW YORK. March 2s.-United States Steel Company have reduced lhe board from 2f to IS members only one director was dropped. as there arc tive vacancies. The reason for the reduction was the difficulty oi iailng vacancies with suitable men who would be eligible under the pro- visions of the new Clayton bin re- earding interlocdng directors.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-23

NEW YORK. March 2s Almost Che entire Wcstchesier county, New York has been placed under quaran- tine as the result Of a discovery that the foot and mouth disease was pre-. valent. The country estates of John D Rockefeller Finley Shepard Wil- liam Rockefeller Iselins, Harrimaus, and others an come under the ban.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-23
BOSTON MAY TAKE
 OVER THE TERMINALS

BOSTON. Mass. March 2S.- May. or John Al Curley declares that Mass achusetts has lost $1500000 year because of the lack Of cooperation be- tween the railroads and the ship lines and urges the state to buy an the land awnings Of the New Haven road and the Boston & Maine in the metropolis tan district, electrify the system in that district and build a tunnel under Boston tQ connect the roads.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-23
CONNECTICUT BOY GETS
 REWARD FOR SERVICE

STANFORD. Conn, March 2S.-The new president Of the Yale & Towne Company the largest hardware man. uiacturers in the United States is Walter C. Allen, who 2S years ago applied for work at the gates of the Stanford works.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-23
NEW. ASSISTANT ALASKA SAL
 MON AHENI

Ht J. Carlstoffers, of Fairbanks Alaska, who has been the head of the U. s. Bureau of Fisheries furwardena for several years, and was previous to that scientific assistant in the bu- reau. on March 12. was appointed as- ,sistant Alaska salmon agent Mir Christoflers has recently been sta- toned in Seattle, for the purpose of purchasing supplies for the fur seal islands. but left for Fairbanks on March 9.-(Pacific Fisherman)
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-23
MlNER eREAKs ANNLE.

George Perry workman at the Perseverance mine, was caught in a small sized snow slide Sunday alter noon while erecting Q trestle for a rockdump and sustained a severe in- jury to one of his ankles He was brought through the tunnel to Vhane and on the ferry to Juneau. He is re- ported to be getting along well ct st. Ann's hospital
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-23
oYEsrUFFs CANNOT
 COME FROM GERMANY

WASHINGTON March 2s.-secre- lary of State William ,. Bryan has been notified that shipment of dye. smffs from Germany have been stop per because the German manufactur- CTS fear chat shipments althought be- ing sent in American bottoms win reach consumers of the enemy coun-
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-23
GOV. WHITMAN CLEARING
 DEMOCRATS FROM OFFICE

ALBANY. N Y. March 2S.-cov. Charles S. Whitman preferred charg- es of inefficiency, neglect of duty, and misconduct in office against Ed ward E. Mccall. J. Sergeant Cram, George U. S. Williams and Robert Colgate Wood four of the five mem bers of the public service commia- sion of the New York district It is expected all will be removed from of- flee. The term of Milo R. Maltble, the fifth member, has already expir- ed
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-23
JUNEAU GOD FISHERIES

MAN IS HOPEFUL J. H Howitson. of this city who is interested in cod fisheries centering on Unga island, has returned to lu. neau after spending three months at the Westward MT Howitson says the war has made the demand for fish very uncertain. However, he is oDti- mistic about the final outcome of the cod fisheries of Alaska.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-23
TREASURY GETS slooo.ooo
 FROM PosToFFlcE DEPARTM'T

WASHINGTON March 23 - The Postoffice Department made the last payment of S7OOO,O0O that has been turned over by it to the United States Treasury surplus from the operation of that branch of the government The surplus of the last two years is the second produced by the Depart ment since 1886 when Andrew Jack son was President.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-23
sEAwggD IS SUBSTITUTE
 FOR GERMAN PRODUCT

WASHINGTON March 2S.-1OOOO tons of potash made In America from seaweed was sold last week at the same price as that from Germany In normal times. ll is stated America can permanently supply the demand from this source for cotton fertilizer.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-23
NOTICE

A special general meeting of the Alaska Mining & Engineering Society win be held Wednesday evening next March 21, In room x, GoldsteIn Bldg. All members are requested to at- tend.
 H. P. cRowTHgR. sec'y s-24.8t
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-23
MISS eULlcNs STUDIO
 OPEN TOMORROW NIGHT

Tomorrow evening Miss Frances Gu lick will open her studio to the pub lie at 9:SO for her weekly dance. The hall was full last week and all those present spent a delightful evening.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-23
CANADA COMPLETES
 150O MILES oR RAlLRoAD

OTTAWA. March 2s.-The canad ian government announces the com piehon of 150O miles of national trans. continental railroad, reaching now from Moncton, N B.. to Winnipeg The Grand Trunk Pacific has been called upon to operate the line, un- der a contract made 10 years ago at the time construction work began on the newly eompleled road
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-23
GREAT EXTENSION OF
 WORK IS PLANNED


 CORONA. March 13-The Cordova Mining and Developing company are planning extensive operations for this year A standard drin such as is handled by the local firm of Harm on < Deever will be placed on their valuable properties at Port Wells and @ mill installed. A boat will be se. cured for use in the sound. The company will conduct Q general con. tracing business for the development and determination of ore bodies. They will also mantain an assay plant and secure capital for the de- velopment of mreitorious properties. The company's headquarter will be continued in cordoya and more spa ous quarters will be secured in the near futuer-(Coroova Alaskan
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-23
ALAsKA srlLL opEN
FOR eRosPEcToRs

SEATTLE. March l7. That the chance for Che DrosDector with the right outfit to locate paying claims in Alaska is nearly as good as it ever was is che opinion of c. Anderson. himself a pioneer prospector of the northern territory
 There is plenty of opportunity for men willing to stand few hard ships to make good said Mir. Ander- son yesterday at the Barker "AIaska is too bis a country to have been en- trely covered and all that man nccde is @ good outfit and determine ton. The days of the big strikes are not yet over and the modern pros. pector will yet find his share of rich diggings Seattle P I)
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-23
ENGLISH COTTON SHIP
 NEVER REACHES PcR-

GALVESTON, March 2s.-cable ad. vices from Liverpool report that the British steamer Indian City was sunk on her first voyage She sailed from Galveston Feb. IS for Hayre. France with more than ll,0O0 bales Of cot ton. AS the news of Che loss comes from Liverpool 1t Is believed that Che vessel was destroyed by 9 German submarine of the English or French coast.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-23
MORE MEN WORKING
 IN MISSOURI MINES

NEW YORK. March 2S.-All the lead mines in St. Francois county. Mo, have been returned to luil time ailecting t5o0 men. Since the frs, of October three mines have been running but five days per week, cur taiing the output 25 per cent
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-23
BANKERS LOSE GOLD
 FROM LONDON SHIPMENT

NEW YORK. March 2S.-A box of gold coin shipped from London to Kidder, Peabody & Co.,, with S25O,OOO was tempered with and S2400 remov- cd.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-23
MARINE NoTEe

The Dolphin arrived this morning and sailed for Skagway at ] o'clock. The Princess May is due from Van couyer this evening
 The Spokane left Seattle last night at nine o'clock
 The Admiral Evans is due to sail from Seattle Friday at 70 a. m.
 The Admiral Watson is expected from the Westward on> the 2Sth.
 The Alameda is due from the West ward Saturday.
 The Mariposa sails from Seattle on the SOth
 The Humboldt is due tomorrow.
 The City of Seattle leaves Seattle on the 27th.
 The Jefferson is due to leave Seattle on the 27th.
 The Northwestern leaves Seattle to- morrow night at nine o'clock
 The Georgia sails at midnight to- night for Sitla
 The ArKi win leave Seattle the 29th.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-23
: PANAMA CANAL EARNS
 s4ooo0O PEa MONTE

WASHINGTON, March 2s The Panama canal during che first six months Of service, handled 196 vessels carrying 2,S6724f tons of cargo Tolls were collected amounting to S2,l8S,- 4i2. and now average S500,000 per month.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-23
GREECE TO MAKE LOAN
 OF EIGHT MILLION

ATHENS. March 2S-Greece has sanctioned Q loan of SS.5O0,0OO The Allies have previously granted Greece Q loan of SbO0O.000 in the sums ap- porlIoned to the smaI nations.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-23
HoRsEs RusTLE oWN
LIVING AND THRIVE

wmTEHoRsE March 2o-5oe Beauchamp is In from his home on Bear creek where he has the entire country to himseit and is monarch Of all be surveys for miles around He Is winterlng 25 head of horses for Bryson who was head packer for the Risss international survey party, and che entire herd says Mr. Beauchamp. Is in excellent condition. The horse have rusled for themselves aii win. Ger and will ai be rat and sleek iu the Spring. tWhitehorse Starr
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-23
HARVARD MAY RAISE
 HER TUITION FEES

BOSTON, Massg March 28. - A special Investigating committee of the Harvard University has recommend ed an increase in tuition fee from Sl5O to S2oO to meet the constantly STOW. Ing deliciL
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-23
GERMAN LOAN OFFERED
 10 CHICAGO PEoPL

CHICAGO. March 2S. - 4 Chicago banking firm announced it would re- ceive subscriptions for the new Ger man imperial government 4 per cent. loan of $s00,000,000.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-23
JUNEAU CHORAL sociETY
 WILL MEET TONIGHT

There will be a meeting of the Ju- neau Choral Society at Miss Frances GuIlck's studio this evening at 8 O. clock
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-23

AMONG THE THEATREs. 3
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-23

NEW YORK. March 28.-A Stock Exchange membership has been sold for S44o00 an advance Of $2,OOO from the last sale
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-23

MINK SETS - At reduced market rates. inquire at Wins store. 3.S-im.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-23

z Aside from the quality there is pgice. We can meet the terms and i- gures ol any retail hardware house and can peat those of the mall order house if youW give us the chance.