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The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-28
GOVERNOR
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lscne-ffteenth of a cent per thousand
cubic feet for each twenty five miles,
| n the workmen,s com pensation fund
is made to meet Its own expenses in.
stead of being paid out of the gen
eral treasury, and If the state levy be
made fifteen cents OH the hundred
dollars valuation Of taxable property,
1t is commended, there will be raised
enough revenue to meet every request
named in the general appropriation
bill
Reports coming to the capitol make
1t clear that the COMPRESSION re-
districting bill is not unpopular
among Republican leaders and that
the number desiring the governor to
veto the bill is very small compared
to the number who believe he ought
to approve the measure. y
The session today lasted but a few
minutes. Neither branch convened
until nearly 1 o'clock, an hour after
the time set in the proclamation.
The Senate then adjourned until 5
O'Clock Tuesday night and the House
until 8 O'Clock Wednesday night.
This was done to enable as many of
the legislators as desired to do SO to
60 home before again taking up leg.
islative labors Nothing Is expect
ed to be done until Wednesday in the
Senate and Thursday in the House.
Cox Incident Dropped.
While Judge Frank Cox violated
the law when he went to the seat OF
lALF - WY -
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CHANGE:
o. SCHEDULE
of the Baltimore and Ohio on
Account Of the California
Expositions.

An early call viii be made for q
meeting OF the general superintend-
ents of the Baltimore & Ohio rail-
road system for the purpose OF ar
ranging for q new schedule for the
summer season, on account Of the
Panama Pacific exposition at San
Francisco. The early change will be
made. 1t Is said. on account OF ex-
ira trains being operated on the
western and the fact that the east
ern lines. in order to serve the pub
lie, will be compelled to meet the
connections at the western terminals
Of the eastern roads.
While no call as yet has been re-
ceiycd By General Superintendent U.
B. Williams OF the Baltimore and
Ohio, IL is expected mornentarily.
according to information, and the
gnietmw illmcli sh shr shrdluxz-- \
meeting will likely be held some time
within few days at Baltimore.
While some OF the ofiicials refused
to say anything on tile matter, as
they claim that IL Is entirely too
early to give out any information on
the subject, 1t was learned from a
reliable source that, the Wheeling
division will be effected to q iconsid-
cradle extent. inasntuch as the heavy
part Of the traffic from the east to
Chicago passes over that division. y
By tile first Of the month the west
ern roads; 1t is said; will know about
how travel is going to be, and will
be able to give some: form of the
schedule they will use to the eastern
roads. WHO will in turn make their
change accordingly, With the change,
II is also said that while, no extra
trains will be put on, unless it Is
made necessary. extra equipment will
be added to practically alithe through
trains. y.
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HOWARD POST
skAi. ss,rATE BMoS, e .4sp
.0Ey5:l- IL INSURANCE ACsESI,
kaons 6:ss-5rsi. .a,r Z. :
NOTICE TO sHIppERs.

Traction Company express cars
lesye Clarksburg for Grasselli, o'Neil,
Mt Clare. Weston, Shinnston. Fair
mont. Fairyiew, Harrington. Man
iiington and intermediate point, daily
except Sunday Shipments TO-. Man.
n-nston and intermediate points
should be delivered in the station not
Liter than $500 a. M; Fairview and
intermediate points, 1880 a. m; wes-
ton and intermediate points, 1900 NJ.
Quick service. reasonable rates,
AID care in handling make this an
ideal line for shippers.
MoNONGAHEI4A VALLEY TRAc-
TON COMPANY.
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TO ATTACK MONTEREY
AT Moon Sunday is Genera
Pablo Gonzales Z. Command
ing Carranza Forces. 81

N SAM. ANTONIO, Tex, Feb 2 o.
General Pablo Gonzales, commanding
the Carranza forces, said to number
5000 men, has notified General Fee
lipe Angeles Villas commander at
Monterey, that. the city will be at
tackled Sunday at noon and asking that
non complaints; be. notified that they
may leave the city. according to-. .
message from ssuevo Laredo y.
General Angeles Is said to have re-
piled that he would be ready TO- re-
cei yethe carranz q aftny. lila rep
fesentatises say that Ahs1 Is has
about 90 900 men while CafratzS
agents ifidirets that al tcrea nufns
AIbefs DstIN cen 900 and e0e men.
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RENO MERCHANTS
Want PASSAGE Of
EASY D|VO|R / BILL
Have Visions of Easy Money
When City again Becomes
Mecca of the Mismated

RENO. New, Feb 27.- Since the
passing by the senate OF the so-cailed
easy divorce bill, the people OF Reno
have been in much the same mental
attitude as that held by a mob jusS
before lynching
In other words, II some one lets out
too loud a yell Of appreciation, the
whole city Is going to rise on its hind
legs, fgufatively, and utter a howl or
joy that viii shake the entire state
OF Nevada.
! But no one dares to start the one
loud yell until the governor has at
tached his signature to the bill and
makes 1t a law Ii he should veto II
-but Reno doesn't like. To- think OF
that.
The bill reviyes the old provision
making only six months residence in
the state a necessary requirement to
the obtaining OF q divorce. ~
Merchants Are Chuckllng.s
Already the merchants Of Reno are
chuckling in anticipation OF the food
OF money that will pour into, the c.:s
with the probable rush OF men any
women here from all over tie coun-
try. Reno is to be put back on the
map; 1t is to be the divorce head
quarters" OF the nation again--anti
great will, be the financial gain. s
But the bitterness OF the long fighs
which has almost rent Nevada politi-
cally, has given .the faithful" a
slight toucn OF fear. and no one yet is
ready to hurl his hat in the air. When
the. bill is signed, by the governor.
watch Reno send skyward the shrek
Of a giant steam caliiope! III
The bill passed the senate by 10 to
10, the divorce faction. after the
bill was called from the committee,
succeeding at the last . minute in
switching one vote to their side. and
!! thereby obtaining the constitutional
majority necessary ito adoption. opin-
lion in the senate however, still Is
| divided on the question Of what acs
ton the governor will take.
Campaign Pledge Recalled.
Election obligations point to his
! signing the measure, blu. the stubs
born fight made by the opponents OF
the bill lead many to believe that the
measure may be vetoed.
1T is possible the governor will
leave Carson City tomorrow to attend
Y the opening OF. the Nevada building
at the Panama fair. In that event
Lieutenant Governor Sullivan undues-
ticnasly VIII sign the bill, as lie has
, shown marked sympathy with the
men fayoring its passage.
Opponents of the measure say the
I fight is not yet over. Unquestionably
thousands OF women who fought the
measure from the start will sorganize
/, for another political battle to estab.
ilish forever tile one-year-resiience
c.ause. ~ ~ 10,
But Reno knows what It wants II
the newspapers do not report 1t every
one in the. United States will know
Thy the roar from Reno Just when the
governor signs that bill. I. Y z
I 4 -.
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TWO ROOMS PLENTY
FOR IS SLEEPERs
Clerk Protests at First, but
Acquiesces When He
Learns Facts.

Albany. Feb. 27.A dapper young
man breezed into the Ten Eyeck Hotel
today and said TO DOC" Benedict its
assistant manager.
Il want to engage two doublerooms
with bath 81
For how many personss. asked
Benedict.
Well" explained the young man,
twelve men are to occupy one room
double bed in each room"
THE hotel won't rent one room
! for twelve men, or even for six wo-
men," said benedict
( II I We're to tell you. pleaded the
young man, that 1 am advance agent
for a Lilliputian show, or six women
weigh more than thirty-fise pounds.
would you rent the rooms?"
oh, that's different" said Bene-
dict and he switched. the register
around for the adyance.agent to sign.
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Corpse Z Sits Up
And Asks What S
The Matter Here?'

WHEELING, Feb. s77.-when Mrs.
Marcus W. Church, n years old, was
overcome by a paralytic stoke, a maid
sent at once for Mrs. chul'ch's son,
Frank Church, who. on reaching home
thought his mother dead He called
an undertaken, who arrived two hours
later.
When the undertaken began prepar-
ations to embalm her. Mrs. Church
sat up. rubbed her:e eyes; and asked:
Whats the matter here?" IA few
minutes later, she was able to he about
the house and in the evening she par
took Of her dinner as usual.
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WHITE FVNERAL
Services Viii Be Held at Home
of 0. L. Douglass at Fair
Ground Addition Monday.

The body of BENJAMIN Frank White,
who died Monday in a sanitarium. al
Phoenix. Ariz., alter lingering i'll
ness OF tubercular trouble, arrived
here at 10:01 O'clock Saturday night
and was taken to- the home Of his sis
ter. Mrs. Ohio u Douglass, at the New
Fair Ground addition.
The funeral services will be held
at 3 O'Clock Monday afternoon at the
Douglass home and the burial will be
in the Elkview cemetery. John White,
brother, and Ohio L. Douglass, a
brother-in-law. who were at ibis bed
side when he died. accompanied the
body home, - ess q
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The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-28
'tBy Assoc hated Press,

BIER LIN. Ma london, Feb:
q The FEDERAL council adopt
ed today the preliminary bud.
get Estimates including TO-.
Oh. 900 900 marks, which cor
responds 10 So $40 800 900 for,
extraordinary expenditures.
This amount is for carrying ON
the war. The estimates Of ofdi-;
nary expenditures Is S,S2S, 000.-
900 marks. $3.50, 750, 900. Az
most all OF the amount to be
devoted to the war VIII be,
raised by loans.
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Real
state
IT'S the time OF year for
you to begin to think Of d
home.
INDUsTRLAL ADDITION

ON Fowler Street, you can SET 4
seven room house, with cabinet
lnanteis, oak finish. house In good
repair. Nice lot 30x1 40 feet TOR
$500
Up cash. balance one and two
years.
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PRICE 1880
VACANT LOTS

We have vacant lots in all parts OF
the city and suburbs.
Don't forget your IRE Insurance.. 1
represent only the best old line cons
panies.
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FARM

within one and one-half miles Of
clafksburg, we have y small farm Of
12,zz acres. with good six room. arick
house, plenty OF fruit Of all kinds and
would make a splendid truck farm.
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AT HONE.

DR., lIorase Isl Brown, ilsonbNrg,
NJ S g Sss' Sas pRtal tsE
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sTEAI.EYH

On Milford Stree. we lave 4 seven
room house With bath, cellar and
pantry. House nicely finished and a
splendid lot 40xl2e feet. THIS proper
" Is on paved stree. and has an
alley nthe rear.
ppTrE "a onn
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-12-21

LpND&ES. Diricmbr2 2ns-Cea-
CO. de- ci-n ail hombras, es Gec6r, 49,
ri to&as las iucezas ne Ios n~.iasHoz
aglo-trar-ceaez quc forma.&an ti e.
iG7cito czped5c6Dnar.o CT G&llpolGs.
= g2~ &c enrontraban estlb.ecj5us XII
ros disrriccs de ::ur.a : Am&ar. ce d6-
cha peninsula, IMAM si&o r'sgmt2D-4-
dus uor or,dem ne 1as gooiegnoS aIi&-
tas, con tclos sus mat@ria.es 4" Eue-
ma Y proris-oneS- a:ean6on2H,io nSac-
r5caame lt@ ia ~caamr@Ha CONTRA yos oto-
gGanCga.
Score e+te Er@rr5eular @l 2linaste-
rio de De- Cauerra, Plb.lc5 ror e1 cs.a
curri.al, e. sEsuienpe iaEcrme 'oa52Ja!:
'"Tot2a Ia rroPas q1e s. ~4a1oontra-
aaa EN- los diairitos de sgr:Ia y -An-
2ae. en- III p~zninsGIa de t6a.ip@.is. iu@-
-amemta ron In ;ar1i. erin. imlPed.mrnta
de c.jtrclDo e2peGicio@-.Fao = @3m.sa-
rsses, l%an sido r~raSIada&as rom mGT
imsirn.f iramt e- baiaa. 20 ,otno beztro Gz
oparsscooHcs-
.Aal4u@ NADIA ~ dice cn e. iHio--
me Ufi @ia-. S@ S4be grae eI 4Ttre-ao DE
Ia peninsula, en- aon&e sc eDcncmlra
In r1rr- i;car!Gn lie Sed5Il Balnr, guc
,r,r.r. lien .,,~r.n,Jg ,HnI ,-a-7..nG., In nr=
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HAN E.M?EEADD IA LOS EHEUEN
TRCS ENTIRE GRnEGGS y
BuLGARCs.

PARIS, DicierabTs 2@.-ComL@t&s
entire qeql&6os des-acaa@en-es Gle
rnopa5 b&l~ar4s 3 griag&s, ham reEi-
~d9 lugar ~, ea .algunos pgncos gel
c@nGs lie la Inca ~d1Hiaoria- seg,ln 100
1.cias ~reciaidas CT esta G&pita1, PRO-
academies del puarto ira iaao DE Brill
d.isl.
ELM dicl.os Gn1oTme- Sc haJla de qlre
valuos @fici2Jes : soId2dos gr6egos re-
sul1araa muel1os y har5dns 3 CUE eI
@ob5c=aG griego Ia m4nd&do argante,5
.fEer2aa Gara leforZar las guarNi@ic-
de hos pae5-os -roGhariZoa,
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eaasiaara inevitable uH
5G39ue dc IGs tsutgEes
2 sal6HiGa


~AL0&ICA. Dirlam@ae 20.-Los
atles .efes miLi.ar2s del c5arci1o agric-
go iaan ezrressI5o Sc opinion DE qDe
KS 0negritahla III. .atso.ue aohge ri yu9ar-
to Dr. S"Loa5.ar poor las snarzas aus.ao-
~aianlanaS = 6oll@@r@ls. 1~uniardosr en-
gue aI pal@cer LIS pot2aoGias rozntra.-
L. es1@.n d5spuesEs.s q i&nal6r ,cl be-
~rG1ofao DIE Grer:2, tal y co'nD 10 s.o-
~N5lica5on i este Fa-z, hace &lgun ticm-
ggo-
E4 Estado JI2yor .geoeral griewo.
gr1c So ~nncDem1i& cn este r~Tueltto, sal
d@@ m&ia'.2 par& &oio q aL-una os-a
lie las p~oI.&cion@s oc~lrranas 1 Ia trcar-
a@Ga ze:5aio-EilGsa, oa7a dar'sc clensa
22s.rta TN Ia ~sltuaciGn.
EI rs&ro die las tGoras =r6eEas ONE
30 cncu-tIahau ea RsIn puerto. NAM
s5do tlras.pdaGas y2 4 k@zami@I y Dos
@~.is.lIoa pca' sa pSG.e. orr5ena1on I los
h4aiil@aes de rarioa pueo!os : riI-2s
Ge los aaredetorcs dc Sai&n@=#- glce
aoandoaan es,os lrga1ns, por 1iazourg
mililalea.
L-az clerciorre, ra;Iam antaaiaa efac-
.G4Gas eI eliza de 4gei pasalwH tramaai-
iamcu.r en ESTE pue-bo. 4ah5endo de
igs0 .ic Trrt-- miller rf.mrIoF,r rrirnrnI
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DHCc GrTsrIn Manual
ENCYCLOPEDIAS

Este Dicciona-i0 de- La lengua
K RS3eiIana es 60 Mas o1npleto "
II Gderno. Esta ilustradu COM
m@s Ge $1,000 grabadns en- NE
grO y en- colores, mas de 25l
mapas, Cientns de .ret1,atos d.
h0raIbres c~Glalbres, eaificios v
mOnumentos k~ist6ricos die DO
d@.s parties del muado, etc. rs
eel mejor de los enriclop4diooa
.aanuales y ;solO vale
1G ei ~eiemrplar.
Haganse les pedidos ararnaas-
nado de su in1porte, a..
LGNACIO T.. IGZAMC
GOT D0lor1Ga St. st.
Sam Antonio, TEXAS.
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La calefae2iin lie Ia TGPa
interior per medic de
Ia eiEctsiC!iad
Notable invento de dos
rrCEescreg austrlac1s
qua Sd Pon3ra en
pr ctica en la pre-
sente guerra
sente guerra

RFPrGE- D;cie-7hr,r 20.-Toloe
ss r1cr: ad!ccs DE cs-a capital la-
r-0 ~rrarslrs c~lm-;os del Gltimo inn
,esrrp rca,.zyao por Inns mrot'esores
MIMI F:ong ~ & .rra--,r. Grrc cs-i n@-
mato q egs,!,sr-orar er cl manGo De
D. ca.glatrl0r i@d5riGual. ggle hasta
aho-.- sc M oh' @nico ror medic de
raaa- @r1a-as he lama.
El ic"cn-@ dr. los nEmtpz"0e@ Nix
Beck y Won Sch-1rtpr, qua fo4man
rra.rc del ruarro 1oc4a.te dc las " mi
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FERFEnTl ~SECRETAREG
MEEI cAH NO

&sEeioB dc &ur5SE taariIia-eEr do
soc:z2a4, cGnerciaDes v .naESEga.a.
Go1tianee adsrni.s ulas hermnss s1ie--
LIN de re~na2InasTlSoa en prEoRs. y
asrzC r.aga tBrIe.ss pGstalesr lsnguEis
lie .G.zz EiorEz, Err1taEv atc-, y TgrinE
r3dalcs de r.Erts.s r,a-s p~edIrelsHs de
c~oat-iroonia.
Il "rEse-facto ~Secretari@ MsEE:anU"
s el pnajor Iihrn ea su ssnsro Dis los
ruati5c&G0s tiRgta al h&R.
VALE 5a Gem TAR95.
'i@Eas 81
itCNECg1 :. LCZAasGI.
n5 71nimroEa S+.-Sar BrtGrtin. Ta--
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Ell. KAISER EaA PROaE TlD9 Al
PAPA La RESTAURACEDN DEL
FODDER TEMPER :.

LDNpRES. D~G5ricnore 20-& "EE-
,en-ng Star" aaegug& Ell su ,%aaici@@ Lie
.ayar. qlIe el Kasiaea' ha Pnome1iGo g.!
Paraa.. en- ior1na Gal @@orica, sG Testau-
raci6n EN- 81 poGer trmporal r La cr'ea-
c36n dc ~n Es-alBo Partilo@so en- lcrTi-
z0rio ne E'n-cstiraa.
Dirho Es1aG0, seggn st dice. EsEa-
Ia conslitwiGo loor la ciudaC De JeggI-
.alam , yoia la -5erra SANTA aG- Dcca2-
k. ron Il urea territo-jal TN Ia
1ual 5ebera esGar @ompneagd!c-& e.
puerto 5ie Taifs.,
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EEL. REY FERNANDO DA AUDiEN-
CHA A UE DlPUTADO
ITAL.IA&D.

BUkAR RESI-. D1;ismJG'e @A.-ED d-
rarpado Targ3-ilonaanr leader del par
-;5o conservation fraIiano. ira sido Tic
rEbido cu audiencia For e TcT Fer
mamie de Rurnan51., sAI rua- ha Ione-
senta&o UNA pptici@n eoG&mHna&a Z
obtener H. agDda de-! gobier'no de
Bukar4sr. Ell el c9nflicto baIkanicp.
Los Giagios rur1anos se GauestIan
pesnmis1as acerca 5sl aE5to que TuD-
da otteaar en- Sis gesri@nea el senior
Marglaila-nan. pues dlcer q2e des101es
GeI arliuu iG2m6ento &c Serbia Ftor Jos
ejerrftos Gst1o-hllgaloz-9erm2nos
mn es possible que R1man.a Sc decida
n declarar la eglefg,a j. los imPeri0S
,-er1rra-Es.
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Som daEos q coaGGer Hos
pr1yeGtas pagIfistas die
Ia expedition Ford"
Ham surgido ~sIgunos dis
gustos y diferencias
entire los rzliemGros
que forEnan La
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g~l55HEL@s eGr0pEGs.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-06-25
STATE INSTITUTIONS q
AND THE TAX RATE

Following out the work OF the
34th legislature. Governor Fergu-
son has signed the general and spe-
cial appropriation bills-probably
the largest budget ever submitted In
Texas, The extra large appropriation
for rural schools Is an item hereto
fore unknown but I is In line with
the Governors election promise
and was demanded by the people. Tho
large amount allowed for maintain
ing the States educational instltu-
tons was allowed by the Governor on
the proposition that these inst.to-
tons should MOI be hampered Cor
funds to the extent OF crippling their
efficiency
The governor leaves 1t up to the
managing board to exercise Judgment
in expenditures and n these boards
are patriotic business men we may
expect that q surplus will he left on
hand
Mr. Ferguson deals openly with
the people and expects every, other
man in the public service to do the
same and he feels that the manag-
Ing boards viii use economy and
hold expenses down as much as pos
sIblc.
He win get honest service because
he has put the boards on honor. We
are apt TO hear some complaint be-
cause the tax beard has put the
state rate back mp to 50 cents on
each hundred dollars hut people
should not he awestricken at these
figures
During the Campbell administra-
ton the State wrung from an oil com
pany o big fine and tho money was
placed In the current fund and the
State tax rate was reduced TO a nom
nal figure Conservative people IN
sisted then that this money should be-
used 'o meet outstanding obligations
and 10 build improve and equip the
schools and asylums II was urged
then that 10 the money should be
paid ont aa current revenue and the
tax rate reduced that II would soon
be- gone and the reaction would by
long odds Offset tho temporary good
that 10 would bring to tho people
Now. the time for reaction has
come. The ponitentinry system is IN
debt, our school facilities have run
down and have been made TO suffer
because of inadequate funds The
aylums and other institutions have
been handicapped and their nun
means of efficiency made impossible
The state has dragged along under
embarrassing conditions and now
Governor Ferguson has determined
that such pnrHmony rs not loo line
with progressive business principles
Ho wants 'ho officials in charge or
public affairs To- hc unicitored so