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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-22
Pathfinder Cars
in Philippines

W. e. stainaker vice president and di-
rector OF sales OF the Pathfinder COM
pany. received a call last week from Il
J.. Cook. Manila. Philippine Islands. who
is the owner OF two Pathfinder cars.
Mr.. C6ok Is connected with the auto
mobile division Of the Bureau of Public
Works and has given these cars con-
tInuous service Tor several years. He
purchased another Pathfinder while at
she factory and said. II am purchasing
nay third Pathfinder because OF the won
derfui service these cars have given me-
One car has been used for overhauling
speed fiends and has never failed 20
catch them. Pathfinder cars are pow
erful and are regarded highly In the
Philippine islaud&"
Mr.. Cook drove his new Pathfinder sin
ale six overland TO New Orleans. where
10 embarked for Manila
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-22
Interstate Agency
in Omaha is Given
to Traynor Company

The Traynor Automobile company has
contracted with the Interstate Motor
company OF Muncie, Ind. for the sale
OF their cars In this territory. Mr.. Louis
Traynor in speaking OF the car seems
extremely enthusiastic for two reasons.
First. because the car meets with his
idea of real value and second. because
they can mako immediate deliveries
Then ZOO" said Mr.. rraynor. the In
terstate people are live wires and lend
cooperation ali alcns the lIno from the
prospective car buyer to the old time
Interstate owner"
For instance here's an example OF the
way the do business. They lend as
sistance TO the dealer in proving his
points and assistance TO the prospect in
realizing that the facts prove them
selves.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-22
Dealers in Opium
Go Out Of Business

Correspondence Of The Associated Press.)
PHKIN0. Aug. n.-In and around the
coast provinces OF China. the suppression
Of opium traffic by the Chinese govern
ment officials has been effected 80 thor
oughly that the opium dealers are flock
ing In increasing numbers under the pro-
toction OF the foreign settlement In Shang-
hal. but even there the dealers are
finding their activities restricted. The
missionary element and other reformsrs
have hit upon one rather novel campaign
Tor suppression by lottery. The tax-pay-
ers in Shanghai voted In favor OF the
scheme. and iottesy or drawing was
recently held Tor the purpose OF selecting
out OF the - opium dealers in the terri
tory iaS who should give up the opium
business
Tho North China News. describing the
drawing. says,
The drawing was conducted on q plat
form. and the people, whose fortunes
were temporarily or permanently At
stake stood earnestly scrutiniEing every
move In the procedure. Great care was.
OF course. taken 10 ensure accuracy IN
drawing and recording numbers. ana the
Chinese who held up the ball as II came
from the machine was careful 20 let " be
seen between his thumb ana finger. and
to have his long sleeves well rolled back.
The proceedings were conducted without
a hitch. the drawings being completed
within an hour"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-22
TWO TRAINS OF AUTOS A DAY
Studebake. Corporation Sends Out
Two Trainloads Daily to Two
Different Branches.
STILL CANNOT SUPPLY DEMAND

In addition to other shipments stude-
baker has adopted the plan OF consigning
two train loads OF the new models each
day TO their branches, from which the
cars are passed along 70 dealers.
Accordingly on last Monday two train
loads OF the new studebaker models
started, one for the Pacific coast and
one for the Atlantic coast, for distribu-
ton among dealers tributary to those
branches. Tuesday two more trains were
under way for other branches, and on
Wednesday another double trainload was
sent out this program to continue until
each branch house will have received it,
quota OF cars.
The demand for 1915 models has be-
20 great that, although working day ana
night. the enormous studebaker plants
at Detroit and South Bend have been un-
able 70 meet the situation
Because OF the changes In the new
: models," said Air. l.. J. ollier. the sales
manager, naturally cur production was
somewhat delayed. But we are now pro-
ducing each day more cars than were
produced In any one day last year, and
every day shows an increase. With the
great reduction In prices, while at the
name time Increasing the quality and
power OF the new models. We. OF course,
expected a large demand for the cars. Ddt
really never anticipated our sales reacn
ing their present figure. especially at
this early date.
Nor IL there any indication Of a slack
enins up in the buying Of cars over the
country. 80 far as reports from our
agencies Indicate"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-22
SOME CHANGES MADE IN
MAXWELL SELLING STAFF

The withdrawal OF the MAXWELL Meteor
Sales corporation from racing has made
possible the transfer OF Contest Manager
Paul Hale Brusko 20 a factory position
IN which ne win have charge Of the
newspaper work OF the company. with
headquarters IN Detroit
l. X. Cooper OF Chicago. who. during
the summer. won the championship Of ell
Maxwell saleHnen and $500 prize. has
been further rewarded by promotion from
district salesman 70 be supervisor OF
sales In the Maxwell zone No. l. strip
OF territory In The middle west. .stretoh-
ing from the lakes to the Gulf Of Mexico.
Mr. Cooper succeeds William ID. Paine.
who has resigned 70 enter an enterprise
Of Independent nature.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-22

Correspondence Of the Associated Press,)
CARDIFF. Wales. Aug. N.-consider-
able interest Il being taken In shinpsns
circles IN the Inauguration OF a system
OF "berRinS' Welsh coal 20 France and
Spain. The barge plan has been adopted
because Of great delays in handling coal
al continental ports since the war. As
some seven and one-half million tons Of
coal wsro exported to France In le1s the
method assumes considerable Importance
to the Welsh coal trade Two saiiins
vessels OF 1850 tons dead weight each
have been purchased and turned into
seasolng barges.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-22
Velie Company
Makes Cheaper Car

with the announcement Of veiie
Bitwell six at si.oe5. the veiie company
entered field entirely foreign 10 H. az
heretofore veiie cars have been much
higher IN price and available only 70
the limited class of buyers investing
1900 or whereabouts in a motor car pur-
chase.
Now. with light six IN the 400 class.
tho factory Is deluged with orders. The
dealer clientele has been greatly strensth-
ened. and the Vene company bids fair TO
assume first rank In quantity production
az well a. IN the quality Of product, which
10 naturally expected OF Il.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-22
UPS0N OF GOODYEAR CO.
TO WORK WITH NAVAL BOARD

ralph n. Upson OF the Goodyear Tire
and Rubber company. winner OF the
international balloon trophy In the race
that started from Paris IN October. 1910,
has been selected as a member OF the
special committee 10 cooperate with the
Naval Advisory board in its.considera-
tlon Of the application OF sircrafs to war
fare.
President r, A. Soldering Of the Good
year Tire and Rubber company has been
made director OF the American Society
u Aeronautic Engineers. organized at the
suEBestion OF Thomas A. Edison to act
With The Naval Advisory board. Of which
Mr.. Edison e chairman.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-22
No Motor Car Tires
to Be Had in Norway

Correspondence ok The Associated Press.
CHRISTIANIA, Aug. M.--Norwegtan
owners Of automobiles are hard hit by
the announcement OF dealers that the
supply Of tires has been exhausted. ana
II Is impossible to replenish the stock 10
any extent because the belligerent coun-
tries are taking up all the worlds supply.
At present Il is said there IL not a new
tire TO be bought at any price anywhere
In Norway.
The situation Is much more than an
MOVING, for II will have a serious eco
nomicai effect on Norwegian farming. Il
Is very doubtful II any country has
adopted the automobile more extensively
In public way. for In Norway the
sparscly settled hills have never been
able to support railways and the auto
mobile has come to be the principal
means Of communication and transporta-
tor. both FOR the farmer and commercial
mem The innumerable cars which have
been put to service I'm recent years are
oil OK foreign manufacture, for there "a
no automobile factory in Norway. ana
the same Is true as to oil. gasoline ana
tires. The importation of tires has stead.
ily decreased since the European war he
gan, and the present impossibility OF OBJ
tanning new tires has forced many OF the
taxicabs in christiania to go out OF bust
ness The cars on the public automobile
routes in the country are wearing their
tires down to the last thread. and II APP
pears their service may soon have to be
cancelled.
The Royal Automobile club, OF which
KING Haakon IL honorary president. is
now negotiating with foreign govern
ments in the hope Of getting permission
to import tires. with guaranty on the
part Of Norway that the tires will not be
exported to any of the belligerent ma
tons.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-22


"Oleomargarine," he said. suddenly TAX
ing his arm from around her neck. 4 can
not disguise the fact that love you. but /
must tell you that my family Is one of
the Oldest and proudeet In the land.
cannot marry you unless you have a
family tree. Oh, oleomargarine. tell me.
Certainly i have" she replied.
haaghtiiy "Our family tree extends back
20 William the Buffer
'Oleomargartnei" he cried rapturoualy,
let's get married this afternoonl"
witch they DID. when he said. Nov
This way" she replied, and led him
out 70 the back yard and pointed 70 a
great splashberTy tree on WHOSE branches
the family duds were drying.
There" she said proudly William
the Buffer carved his initials in that
branch, see. Wv. the b. Ny father bought
the tree In England last summer. and
now wo use Il to hang out the yaahlns "
.'Oleomargarine" he cried. "Oh. pifflef'
Detroit Free Prese-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-22
Gossip
Along the
Automobile Row

Il. NJ. Bromwell. for many years identi-
fled with large automobile distributing
accounts in Omaha. has Identified him
self with the Oldsnobiie Sales company.
This should assure large sale for this
excellent car. as Mr.. BrOmwcll has been
very successful In handling big sales pro-
positions.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-22

Roy L. Alley who has recently been
with the w, L. Huffman Auto company,
has now Joined forces with the Noyes-
TSilly Auto company Mr.. Klily became
convinced that young Alley had some
real salesman qualities when he was as
and has been very anxious TO secure hia
services. Mr. Alley has large ac-
quaintanee in this territory. and with
this new opportunity 70 make good is
confident OF his future. THE Saxon
KisSeI combination Is winner for me, -
says Alley, and I'm going to do a big
business this fall"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-22
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

r. A. Means ana c. B. Lewis OF Den
yer. were visitors a. the city hall.
Frand G. Gardner alil Cunning street,
Who went 10 Seattle 70 attend the Shrln-
ers convention. has Just returned from
trip along the coast
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-16

9ieien, ur1ter Dem tteiten @eIeB aT
grInoenOen 2agerbara @eIealhaf-
ten, tperoen aaiBer ibrer Bflidten
AUDI b~e0eutenae @erehtiame 5uer-
fannt. Sic oiirfen 2agerbGufer,
Glebatoren mao oergl. erriften,
8aaren gegen @ebiibren lagern, Die
ielben iino nab Dem III. @. 5taif-
ooro Sppes~ su fIaliifi5ieren, be-
Glanbigte 2agerba1slbeine ausltel=
len, @elo bergen, 8onos a~nsgeben,
Gelo auf 2anoprooilfte ober 5u oer
@r5eugung ~beriefben a~usboraet.
Brooufte fir lire MitgIieoer ooer
anoere aufaommiffion perfaufen ooer
einfaufen. @ms DIE @eIdGffe itebell
ieood inter Der @uhidt beg Conn
miliioner Of ~SSrfnrance orto 8anfillg"
ooer Dem Permanent @arebouie
ano Warfetins department nlto ge-
ben benz ein5efnen MitgIieoe Sic CO.
rantie, 0aB er benin 8erfauf ieiner
Hro6lifte oie .er3ielten greiIe bolf.
fommet enfaft uno MIR sic oafiir
feitgeiettem Muslasen gu besabfen
bot.
@lio Garmer uno @eid1ftslette,
es lit Die bobfte 3eit oaran gu geben,
isberaa oieie @eielihnften 5u grim.
ben. Man idreibe on ods v8erna-
nent @arebouIe ollo Marfetiaq &C.
partment", Capitol Office, auItin,
geros, fir cine &opie oes @eIebes
nno meitere Snformationen. 9as
9epartement bat 6 reiienoe Organi-
%fatoren. Die bonn 9eportemcnt Bel Der
@riinoung nod BEN betreffenoeri
Bldsen auf l~tnfoiten BEG Gtaafes
%aeianot tperben. 2aBt uns, uns ielfIt
ifiisen, ebe es gu fpat lit. 6 Gents
8aimtpole tpdre elm Stud unh
Sdreden fir ben ga15en Staot.
q. 81. Spielbasen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-16

titE uniererh 6ornler. ionoer1 le6en
IN Den Siinltameu tn~obtten0en Ar6es-
ter, @eidaftSmam uilo 9aftfier in
Mitleioenihoft 5iebem miro, lieat oa-
rim, bob Der Sreis fir 8aumipoa.:
IN 2ioerpool fontroIiert miro. Sur
letten Sabre NOR England in Ger
Gage, gu biai9eren Nreiien 8allm-
molle 81 faufer, pie lett SaDrem ui:S
bat aud ausgiebigen @e6rauh nopolr
gemadt. Mit Der Mnsiiht oaR DER
europaiide arieg iih nod bis iiber
ole nadite @rnte8eit Der 8aumtpole
hin5ieben miro. laufetl mir meitere
@efabr. baB elm GROCER Seil Der eu-
ropdilden 2dnoer MIR menia 8num-
uolle miro faufen founen. uao mir
ieben etner groBen grnte e~ntgegen.
IS miro oieier ltmltano @nalano Die
bette @eleeeubeit geben. Die 8retla
Pis at Dem unieoriaften" berunter
gu oriiden nno Damn 5u oielen Hrei-
len groBe ginfdufe maben gu f0n=
men. @enn iett IN gnglano einiee
Wtlionen 8allen 8armfpone all Die
len biqigen 8reiien nieoergelest
peroen, 70 miro England fiji Sabre
/ binaus oen 9aumiponenmarft 10 ma
nipulieren fonien. oaB Der america
niihe Sarmer iid Ger @efabr bon 6
! Gents 1oltmfpoIp nidlt tpir0 beripeils
rem tonnert.
I'm oieles 81 perbitelt uno unl
Dem Sarmer @elegenbeit 5u gebeil,
lid 81 idiibem bat oaS @eiee DIE
@rridting bon 2ngerbauiern inter
itaatli6er &ontrole borgeieben, mel.
DIE oie 8eredtigung boben, 8aum-
none ODER onoere 9anoprooufte &C.
: gen be~glaubigte 2agerIfeine (certi-
fieo marebouIe reeeipts) 5u lagern.
Die 8onfiers BON Seras baben IN oer
letten 8erlammlung ith bereit e.
fldrt, 0ieIe 2ageribetnt ais @rune-
lage fir @nleiben a%n5unebnlen. Gs
miro oaour6 Der Sarmer in Die
Gage beriebt, feline BroOlfte 10 lange
81 balten, bis cine oroBere Outrage
Die 8reile erb0bt. 8lei6faas fam
oerielbe, in6em er nit onoeren ii
groBeren Malien berfaufen fam.
nidt nur before 8reiie ionoern aud
teiiere alaIiififation e%rlangell.
@s lit oaber BON ser groBten Sid.
tiefeit Dob ii6eroa beitebenoe Ga
gerbduier inter Dem @eiebe inforpo.
riert tperoen ooer reite 2oeerb1ltlei
gebolit uno 2agerbdus- g eleaihoftet
fih eriinoen, Inn Der @efobr etitee
gen3utreten un6 ben 8erfouF ocl
S~armprooufte IN ~aereaelte 8abner
az lenfert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-16

herer 8efonntidoft 10 oaB man nit
Sug unO Gedt iaeett fann:
$50 mon Sfat ipielt, tpetle friib unc
fpat,
9oie Meniden orei6en feinen Sfat!~
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-16

9artoffeIr, Neue. $t.75 IL $t85 per
Badsbohnen. per GuIdSL, 5000;
Crime 8obren, $500.
Somaten. Segas. 4 9orbe. 75e .uaio
9ibe 9artoffeln. Qouiiiaaa. SITS.
3fpiebein. Seros 8ernnaons, ST.. 90 per
grate; Bnr, $1.25.
Yeteriilie, SOC per Dko. <BiigbeI.
@riiner Bfeffer. Serds, $500 eer
9orb.
@urfen, Gal. $3.50 per grlfe. Segas
Sqlaih, SOC nno 75e fiir @aideg,
Geuerie, $3.50 Der grote.
aobl, $500 per Crate.
Weerrettia @nrseIn. per Hfb. 1886.
&opfInInt. $3.50 per Crate.
@eeten 40c per 0bb. zBiinosl.
0fra. 75c II. 90e fir Elm Srittefz
8ufdel.
@sbe aaben. soc per 4ueenD@
8iinoeI.
Rabies6en. SOC ii. s5e fir Elm 0to.s
8iinoeT.
g~ierpffanser. 1925 per guidei.
Spinot. 4c per Bhirso.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-16
gun edneiber aenohte. nis

gorn Gdneiber genfodte. uidt abaes
bottle $25 Gn5ii9e iebt fir 50. g6te $40
8rieitIb IobairsGn3iiee iebt $f0Nin all
len Sarben. gdte HnIm Beahs Insiioc
81. febr nett; Sofen 81 bis SIS, qr6Sfe
Gnsipabl IN Der Gta6t. MGes tuas Gf.
tpiinihen. Sd babe fir 8dar einoefauft
fir sic. Sntnmel, 1888 8eltzg ommelee
Ctr. &marns 8ebdu6e.
(Gnaeiae.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-16

gu berrenten = Stpei mobIierte 8ius
mel init Iepnratem @ineang, on Siras
Benbabn seleeen. S6one5 Sommerbeim.
Sreiie mdBie. Nadsufragen 46t Murs
tbb Gbe.. am 1orosgnoe Der 8eit Chs
Gar 2inie. SeIephon: Srnbis 4t69.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-16
gieE : HART.

Stek : 1taEkt.
Snn @ntonio. Ser, is. SUM. -1915
Sdfen $500 Bis $500.
3iihe $40 Biz 1928.
&dIber S6.75 Bis 1925
gunen $4.75 Bis $5.25.
ct. Qouis, t6. SUM 1915. 8tnos
bieb, Seross @ieb, S5.25 Bis $500.
Shipeine, 1925 Biz s$7.77R.
DdMte.
QsiG,ts no,,, SdInTf@ 90 cts.
@riin aefdi8ene -..........IS5 ets.
Iene.
duaerasSiesen, per Rf0.......i 10 sts.
bsfxdoiGt. 80 ~.
Bolf uuD Sudbs.. a, :. ....N ~.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-16

SaMHiip0He.
9an Nntonio, 81 Gents.
@afheitnn nefprn. OK Ne1ta

5au 4ntonio, 81 Gents.
@aineiton, gebgrn, 9.35 Gents.
Guttonianrsn : Erpbufte.
San antuniu, Sery Is. SUM 19f5.-
grltna grloe Cotton @eeb Oil, az
Gents Der @1[Ione.
sieiu gurf, 16- SUM. Spot Sc. 20
nno 1922; SUM- 1915 uilo S6.2f.
SulI 1924 uno 1925; Mlgult, $8.4a
mo $6.43; September, $3.50 u1Ss
1857 Stto6er, Nobemher nrlo 9esemz
Der, $3.50 uno 1851; Sonlar, $6.61e
uno 1893.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-16

9r. s. g. Softer, 3abnorat, Gibbs
@foe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-16
&0nncn bic vSitneD's" oen
Nnforoerungen Der 0iftntli=
den Transportation gfniigel2

5Snneo gnnt ff hbnea Sir een Sell Ser 9aonr4nq mar e cine gue Wr
nDnhd@f Sam er os pernnnentr Smut hhadet mmoen2
0o9enoeS tit 0os @pbnis Der 6eets embeuMhn 1nhrfudpmgen:
0imam5teuer @rfnlg.
ST. caaano periean bic Sinegs GS bel Sc sabrpres.
3noertaiisfeit.
Sn Sos Nngaes fan Der damn bura:6uuHd mn Elm par Wodeu.
MISUNDERSTANDING unb ltnfdae.
81 Ct aoms 6aben bic anomoblnfaae lett Der anfana Der sitmss be-
hadti1 5nsemommnm.
CeHentibe Serbeherung.
Su eOnoon 6aMm oe 9porOmmbaHe sic FHsmGden aussaben Dnmart M
fmH euu Sell Sefaben# m beabhm.
Sm Sabre 1914 bot Die FRACTION Gonpanp s5e5ooo fir @rbeTrumaen ar at
ds9egAet 8up @unme wmoe bnrmdeno Rt aemq Sitpps m fouFn I'm Sen
gaen ShaBmbabnbnmf aubugbn.
fonerug gengRn. mnum bot benin ste ERECTION Gompanp niht oe lire Cars per-
tmf mo Der Stot gdogt lie fme Ole @pGe pno ACKNOWLEDGMENT baben
onlebcn in &epmatr bafen mo lire shoBn funfHg fIbt bamn?
sSe aompoame mubh, oB nod ph Wdlen Observation-Disclosures qmaft wr.
ben mnhen unoo B tie nod pl @Mo oamr ausupen bat
gSarunt mnterpirft lie i) oieicr 0lmsaabe?
Mt MohrSmnibnHn lit in ben Ser. Shaeu fdu af fauNu strdsu, mo ft
DC Hmiige Gillette geghem mrSn mmHeu, gemmdt mroen. Gne Nptp 3C6nibns=
Siie 9t fd BET enem sc Sabrgeb bebf.
Gs i6ent bB Die gepoHeune de- smi ndt imerGdea Snkre1em ser
Eahnbe nnnat, oB Die erection Company onb Die Gonfmrens Der Sitwng hhper a<
hba0Qt moroen lit
Gir Uenen bs morgen hlreben
SAN ANTONIO TRACTION COMPANY.
fanaae)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-16

Die JubiIduthS hummer
fsftct nacb DcmtidblanS inelas
StUe perte 20 Gemts.
NaeR ireenS cinefn panet Int
Eeras sHer TIT SEN Der. sfaas
ten 10 Gents iiaelmfiue Porte.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-02-13

Otto Kahn, one Of the founders Of
the New theater in New York, an
nounced at meeting OF the Drama
League that Granville Bakers pro-
auctions had given such satisfaction
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-02-13

Montreal is to have a permanent
musical stock company.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-02-13
WASHINGTON.IRVING
HIGH SCHOOL TEAM
WINS A FAST GAME
From Strong Buckhannon High
School Bask etbalI Team
by Score of28 to is.

The Washington Irving high
school basketball Ave edged into the
high school championship race Fri
day evening when It defeated the
strong Buckhannon high school five
In easy manner on the local high
school floor. The score being % to
16.
In the first half the Buckhannon
boys held the locals the score at the
end Of that period being II to ~. In
the last half coach Arnet switched
Dawson to forward and substituted
Harrison for Morrison and this com
bination played the Upshur county
boys of their feet, the best the Visit
tors could do in the last half was to
get three points, while the locals
added eleven points to their score.
The game was clean fast and excit-
ing regardless OF the one-sided score
and the large crowd Of fans that
assembled the heights to see the game
were well paid for their trip. The win
ming offlast nights game places the
local team on an even footing with
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-02-13
MR.. MERlcHANr..

Readers Of the Telegram expect to;
find In IT all Of your store news that
is Of enough importance to HAVE A
PLACE IN A NEWSPAPER And YOU,
probably know that as to stores, Nno
news is bad news. :,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-02-13
GANG OF CROOKS
IS RUN TO EARTH

Temple Of Bhosh." The villain still
pursues her and her lover. Their
escapes are more thrilling than ever,
but the worst is yet to come. AL
"Sweedie" comedy entitled "Sweedie|
and the Sultan's Present." in which
Sweedte's dream almost proves fatal
to her husband, is also shown.
The Offering for the first three
days of next week will be Doherty's
Quaker Girls" a musical comedy
composed Of ten people. Crawford
and Humphreys Musical Comedy
Company closes a successful weeks
tonight.
Kick In" is to be given In London
with Ethel Irving in the leading
feminine role.
"Du Barry" which is to be a special
film offering Tuesday at the Bijou
theater, is founded on the famous
stage play of that name and features
Mrs. Leslie Carter in the title role.
The story Is in six parts and occupied
nearly sib months in the making. I'M
der direction of George Kleine all
principal characters in the stage
drama were taken to the big Kleine
studios at Grugliasco, Italy, where the
proper environment could be had and
the many antiquities used in the pic
ture obtained at first hand. Even then
it was necessary to move the company
to Paris and thence to Naples to get
the correct local color for several OF
the important big scenes.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-02-13
OIL AND GAS
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Owing to a very general observance
OF the holiday oil men stayed away
from their offices and usual haunts
and the reports from the fields were
very light.
Richie Operations.
In Clay district, Richie county. W.
Va, the Imperial OH and Gas Prod
iucts Company has given its No. on
the John Keith lease No. Q a shot and
stt. responded by producing 200 barrels
the ensuing "a hours. Its production
has dropped down to sixty barrels Al
day. The same companys No. 2 in the
same lease is duel the Keener sand.
The same company has the rig COM
ipleted for q test on the Willis-Keith
farm. In the same district the Car
ter Oil Company's No. on the @. Eddy
farm is duster.
In Union district, Peasants county.
u. O. White & Company have COM
pleted a second test on the Riggs
Bros. farm and have a buster. A light
gas pressure was developed in the
lower sands. In the same locality
Cunningham G Company are drilling
a test on the Sidney Williamson farm.
The Smith Farm Oil Company scored
a duster at its second test on the John
Smith farm.
In the MdMurray development, near
Hill Station, Washing ton county, Pa.
the Marie Oil and Gas Company drilled
a test on the A. Dewalt farm through
the fifty-foot sand and has a very light
show OF oil. They will give 1t a test
and may poS9Hhly have 1tpf1t hummer.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-02-13

Kick In. is to be given in London
with Ethel Irving in the leading
feminine role.