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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-08-25
FIRST DAY RACES
HALTED By RAIN
Ina ]. Takes First Two
Heats for Trotters in
the 2:23 Class.

Rain interfered with the races at
the fair ground yesterday TO the eX-
tent that it became necessary TO post
pone their continuance. Two heats
OF each race were run.
The weather all day yesterday was
such that the crowds feared rain and
did not turn out in their usual num-
bers. Old Sol managed to peek
through the clouds for the brief in
terval between noon and time for the
races to begin.
The horses got warmed up for the
contest during the time the sun was
out, and all Of them were in fine con-
dition when the gong a sounded
calling the ponies from their stalls.
Ina j., a bay mare by Jay McGreg-
or, owned and driven by Harvey Err
nest, took the first We heats OF the
$1,000 stake race for trotters in the
2.23 class. She was in fine trim and
handled nicely by Mr.. Ernest.
The few spectators who took a
chance on the weather appeared to
like the work Of lima J., and it was
not long before the big mare gave
them reasons to be joyful. Her work
for the heats was:
Y x Y Nile
LIST. .34k 1907 LAP 2:16l4
2nd. .34h 1913 1912 2:16H
When once in front, Ina ]. was never
headed, leaving the field at will when
occasion demanded. The summary
for the heats follows.
MONDAYS SUMMARY.
2:35 Stake Pace. $1,000: (Unfnished.)
Ina J.. b. m. by Jay McGregor
CErneStl l l
Lord Talbot, b. &. Liter $50. ? ,
Major Stout, oh. h. tStout)... 3 4
Marvellous Sheet. b. m. Brown 4 3
Annie MCGEE, b. m. tBooth). -. dS
Time. both heats, 2:l6A.
Lord Talbot in the first race was
easily the master Of Marvellous Sheet
and Mai. Stout. Marvellous Sheet has
a great burst of speed. and in time
may be heard from. Annie MCGEE,
b. M. and Bob Lincoln. b. g.. We're cut
distanced in the first heat OF the stake
race and consequently we're not per
mitted to run in the second heat.
Elsie S, a very pretty PAGER, a
small sorrel mare, had the field all her
own in the 2:22 pace. This pace was
for $500. Elsie, driven by Packer, had
a very hard field 10 beat, but she pac'
ed home both heats in 2:l4L. Elsie
is an earnest, hard working little
horse, and on this account seemed TO
pe sne go a,so ~ re ,ryo,,ts abont
ne 49, shoWe5 ,hs, sio was NOT
eSnrsht T;rb, Of rho t;me for
~ e,a a-s ~ eac, ni,o follows.
Ne 4 u :: Mite
=. 40. % 1.G51s Ia 9.jsi,
~ nc SSr 1:Ge1Z 10 3.T.;,
-nI nee. ''J% ". e in tbis
ndanoJ ~ ho nc runner nm in
~ ~ han, ~ ba was
sue onaroron Nv To- . bav ge,dinr
soon % Ts.ton S,Ion r To- ronrn'
ron so.h ,iu,as IN Sooood ,Iarr
ca it1n soii o.n EIs;a 9 ord Darl,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-08-25
BASEBALL IN 4 NUTSHELL
Federal League.

Yesterdays Scores.
Pittsburgh 4, Kansas City 0.
Pittsburgh 4, Kansas City 8.
Buffalo 3. Newark 0.
Chicago 2, St. Louis 4.
Brooklyn IA, Baltimore s.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-08-25

Ad wolgast says he is going to
keep right on boxing through the
winter, which would indicate Ad has
an unlimited supply Of broken bopes.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-08-25
National League.

Yesterdays Scores.
Boston 10, Pittsburgh {.
Chicago s, Philadelphia l.
Cincinnati 5, Brooklyn 0.
ST. Louis II, New York /.
Sfandinn Of the Clubs.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-08-25
American League.

Yesterdays Scores.
Boston 8. Detroit l.
st. Louis 10, Philadelphia !.
St. Louis 6, Philadelphia ..
Cleveland 6, New York 0.
Chicago g.. Washington 5 (13 in.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-08-25

about Is o TO get the first heat
started.
The summary:
2:25 Trot. Purse $500: (unfinished.)
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-08-25
Standing Of the Clubs.

Games Today.
Boston at Detroit.
Philadelphia at st. Louis
New York at Cleveland.
Washington at Chicago.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-08-25
Standing Of the Clubs.

Games Today.
Kansas City at Pittsburgh.
Brooklyn at Baltimore (2).
St. Louis at Chicago.
Buffalo at Newark.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-08-25

Bulgarian, a bay gelding. and Cap
tain Denny, a bay stallion. split the
two heats Of the third race. each of
them taking first honors once. After
the ground got muddy Bingarian was
right at home. The heats:
1st Cap. Denny IS 1:0Sk 1912 2:17E
End Bulgarian IS 1:09R l:45 2:22H
Two Of three horses in this rae got
to running several times and 1t took
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-03
FRANCE WON'T
SIGN FOR PEACE
Only Terms Which She VIII
Accept Are Restoration
by Victory"

DAItlS. Noy 3 France win not
- Sign peace agreement until her
restoration by right Of victory and
until she shall have obtained all guar.
antees of q durable peace" said Pre-
mier BRAND to-day
MADRID via Paris. Nov. 3--For
mai denial Is made In statement at
the German embassy that Prince Won
Buelow Intends 10 discuss possible
peace terms here and In Washington
\ dispatch from Corunna SAYS the
former imperial chancellor OF Ger
many who IL now IN Switzerland
where he was reported 10 have been
sent boy his government to mitIste
peace negotiations, is expected TO mr.
rive there aboard the Dutch steamer
lubantia,
ROME, Nov 8 Pope Benedict OK
pressed regret Wednesday 10 the car.
dinMs that he was unable to give any
hopeful assurance as TO a likelihood Of
early peace negotiations.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-03
HOTELS TO m TAXEp

Without doubt the largest conyen
ton ihat has assembled IN Oklahoma
city In many months win he the forth
coming one Of the state Educational
association which conycnes here No
vemher "a. ~ and 20 Every hotel ot
consequence In the city has received
n flood " kilograms from teacher,
asking reservations Fully COCO pco
pie are expected "a attend and local
hotels win be- hard put to accommo
date even a fraction NJ the number
ralong with their regular guests rrl
taie houses, II Is thought, aud fiat.
In tn residence district win br called
upon to furnish Accommodation.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-03
TRAINING CAMP
. FOR OKLAHOMA
Visit of Secretary of Security
League Gives Impetu. to
Nat. Guard Advancement

NS Il result of meeting Tuesday
IA Of Il committee of oklahoma City
business men with William Brewster,
field secretary Of the National Secur
ity league, It "is probable that within
II short time the oklahoma National
Guard win have been strengthened
10 such an extent that II win rank
among the first IN the southwest. A
business mons oncampmrnt similar lo
that at plattsburg last summer and
plans for securing legislation favor
able tu II greater army aud navy were
discussed The meeting took place In
the ufflcc ~ Cot Roy v Hoffman,
VINO was mndo chairman nf the com
mittrc uf mslness men.
officials or the national League arr
planning on adding 10 the member
ship NJ the Oklahoma city branch un.
m II represents n formidable strength
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-03
Vjnu Abu71dOns
His Plan Of Siege
Forced by Shortage of Food and Ammunition Rebe Leader
Commences Withdrawal of Army Before Aqua Preta
To Move Twenty FIVE Miles Southwest

DOUGLAS, Ariz, Nov }-General Villa forced hy
hunger thirst and Scany supply OF ammunition to abandon
his plan for an immediate assault on the strongly entencheJ
village of Aqua Preta commenced withdrawing his army to-
day and shortly after O'Clock most of his force was moving
toward AnayaCha Pass 25 miles southwest,
1t his apparent intention to reach water which pcnu-
full farther southwest and provision his hungry men
General Mendez, with about 800 men, has been holding
the pass for several days and will remain there guarding the
entrance to the valley for the return of Villa Meantime, it
is said heavy supplies OF ammunition will reach Villa from
the east
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-03
ON At
AGGP SCHOOL
Alleged That Discharged Em.
ploye Caused Teacher and
Students to Quit

FlNNk NJ GAuLT, prs-idsat uf ttn~
slnto board Of agrlculturv, lsft fos,
In"lnn Wednesday In rssponss to
5. g.. "nll from the head u he
cameron district agricultural school.
.luling that "a revolt was u among
students aud pupils Of that Institution.
"lhe Information coming 10 me- over
the long distance telephone said Pres.
ideut tsult "l- that Il. q Whipple.
d discharged dnlr,mSu. influenced
four teachers Ia resign their positions
and I'm turn the teacher, ,aused about
30 pupils ot the school to 10 out on
It NmIstheur strike
WIN" hr was talking auUther teIe-
phone call came FROM Lawtun. advising
That the parents NJ the refractory 10.
pills had made them return to school
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-03
WPHOON In LUZ0N
philippines Revisited Within Month
by Death Dealing Storm--ls Head.
~ Toward Manila

MANILA, Nov ? A tyrhoon which
Is Increasing In violence Is sweeping
the section Of the Southern luluu lsl
ana which was deyastQted last month
with the loss of nearly 3OO lives ami
property dan0ge estimated Mt nearly
N0OOOOU The storm IL headed tp
ward Manila. Two cu0stlug vessels
have fouudcrtd hut the crews were
saved
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-03
RUMANIA'S PRICE
II Is Semi Officially Stated That
bucharest Government VIII Join
Allies When They Show strength

LONDON, Nov 3 The Rumanian
opposition, led by Take Jonescue and
Eilepsco IL doing liz utmost To over
throw the Brntiano cabinet and form
Il new national ministry favorable IL
the allies, says Il Bucharest dispatch
II Is semi officially stated, however
that humania would enter the war
only after the allies had landed hnlr
a million men
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-03
SHIPPING INSURANCE

tlllilSllANIA, Nov 3 The go
operative company which was organ
ted NJ the beginning If the war lu
tnke over the Insurance Of Norwegian
shipping ugnlnsl war risks, rcports that
rs Income FOR the first year was 81,
o55Oo0 witch is slightly more than
the sum it has paid ont for LOSSES
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-03
Patrolman Who Wounded His
Chief Testifies He Feared
for His Life
STORMY COURT SESSION
Prosecutor Wants to Know if
Hearing is a Joke-Defense
Replies in Kind

w -NuT him because ! thought |
4 was iu danger n my ne" Such
s tho substance of John Lungs tps.
tImon Wednesday morning in the pre-,
'imuuu hearing before Justice Nc.
Williams 'u which hc rs charged with
assault aud intent to Kin un the per.
SON of UNirf Nichols Lung took the
stand "arN ln the morning and under
the -hlHfu. questions ~ hi, attorney,
T. J. Gidlug- ru.d "a remarkably clear
story NJ llu uftw He retained his
nmno-un during Dhr entire course NJ
Oh" sr,uru examination tn which
County Attorney Emnrv subjected him
Incidental Squalls
The outstanding feature NJ the
morning, herring was the sustained
and heated argument between the
county attorney and Justice McWu.
liums The suunl blew nr when some
.of the SPECTATORS laughed during the
cro>s.cNaminntim NJ Lung. and the
pyrotcuhuir4 Immediately were evplod-
ed Mr. lmhv Interrupted himself
I'm his cross examination aud addressed
the court -r the difference between a
Joke aud p law -nIH.. .Nhngnhuut this
time, Attorney GMdiua- got the floor
aud proceeded to Waite the grnnd old
flag and make ihp eagle scream hv re-.
mindug the county attorney " the
lnalleuahe rlrhI, Oh the Oklahomp,
city citizens who mI unld for the
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-03
ShRlNERS INVITE
TWELVE TEMPLES

Special Invitations have been sent
to twelve temples lu the larger cities
OF the southwest tu attend the Thanks
giving ceremonial which will bee held
in Oklahoma city lu-Tious Puten.
tate q. A Paul assigned lhr commit
tees Tuesday who win have charge of
the entertainment of thy visiting
Knights.
India Temple will have As it's guest
OF honor Imperial poteutate j Putnam
Stephens. Several huudrI pilgrims
viii make the plrruunr. Jo rNr My
tie Shrine.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-03
DATE is CHANGED

Aitorncy.General s. T. Freclng has
changed his first verbal opinion that
directors " county free fairs should
be elected on November ., aud In a
written opinion says the elections
should be- held November 10.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-03
RlVERBED CASES
Judge COttersl viii Hear Important
Contention at Same Time Judge
lOumsns Is Holding 2.Cent inquiry

To nyoid conflict with arrange
ments made hy Judge Frank A You
mans Of the T. s. District court WkSt
crn district Of Arkansas, who TX plan
ming on hearing the twoccut fare casei
In the court room at the federal build
ing beginning November Il Judge
John Cotteral ot the T. = district
court western district NJ Oklahoma
viii probably he crowded into somc
other room nj the building lie had
planned to conduct n hearing uu ia,
rNprhed cases ON November ~.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-03
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-03
KING ENDURES PAIN

LONDON Nov 8,-The physicians
attending King George, who was In.
jured laste@eck at the French front
by the fall of his horse gave out the
following bulletin today:
The king In stlll In some pain He
Is now able 10 take solid food
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-03
COW IN CELLAR

SAPULPA Nov o Peter Byron of
Dcrew, IA under arrest here charged
with stealing n cow and conceallnH
the animal In his cellar The acr,l.
sation IL made by nelghbor ana both
are prosperous farmarS q
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-03
ARREST Ar SULPHUR

G. W Mckeaud, assistant state fire
marshal was called to Sulphur. Tues
day night, hy message from sheriff
NJ y Rawlings telling NJ a fire there
and the arrest ~ an alleged inceu-
diary.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-03

NEW YORK, Nov B-Woman surA
frage was beaten by majority VI
about 2l0OOO and the revised state
constitution rejected by approximately
3OO,UOO Ia The statewide election yes.
terday late returns Wednesday show.
The legislature will be virtually OF the
same Republican complexion as II WAS
this year
Albany. Amsterdam. Kingston.
Poughke'psic and Rochester named
Republicans Troy Utica and Mount
vernon elected Democrats. George Il.
Lind, former Socialist mayor of Shen.
ectndy was returned to that office
Democrats generally were successful In
Greater New York Alfred T. Smith
and Edward Swami Democrats. we're
elected sheriff and district attorney.
respectively. I'm New York county hy a
majority estimated AT from 10000 10
80, 600
BALTIMORE nov Sc. G.. Har-
rington, state comptroller Il Democrat.
vas elected to sucrped Governor II
Goldshorrugh. Republican. Late this
morning his plurality over q. L. Wei,
ler' Republican, was estimated at 1907.
harrington was elected by the vote
of baltimore city.
The Democrats will retain contrnI
"f The Syuute and probably will have a
reduced majority In the house Of dele.
gates.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. g. 49, AL.
I though the equal suffrage cunstitu.
continued on last page
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-03
Women Ihdauntcd

MrS Harriet stanton Rlarn prosl
dent ~ the WomcnS Political Union.
announced that the executive board NJ
the union would meet on SATURDAY o
! lay plans FOR this campaign
Miss Alice PAU, chairman NJ IN"
congressional union for woman uf
fragr declared that the defeat NJ m
fringe In New York, Massachusetts and
Pennsylvania would stimulate the
movement for federal suffrage
amendment
Leaders ~ the organizations uppos
eel To woman suffrage which have
made an active campaign agnIusl the
proposition said that the results were
no more than they expected Mrs Ar
thur NJ Dodge, president Of the M.
lionnl Association Opposed to Woman
Suffrage, who has been conducting the
light with headquarters IN New York
VIII leave immediately to organize the
campaign In South Dakota Iowa and
west virginia whore the proposition
VIII be put 10 test In 1910.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-03

WASHINGTON, Nm 9.-pres.
idcnt Wilson and Secretary Gar
risn are considering whether 10
authorize Major General Funston
10 cross the Mexican border II he
finds II necessary to do 80 10 save
Douglas from the Mexican gun
fire.
DOUGLAS, Arig., Nov 9.-A
Gales rcconnoiterlng party NJ for.
" or fifty men encountered Villa
machine gun squad, n mile south.
east Of Aqua Prieta dcfenses and
we're cut to pieces Wednesday
morning. according to american
observers. Only five returned to
their trenches.
DOUGIAS. Arla. Nov 3-Gencrl
- ViIln, reinforced 10y troops while
arrived from the east marked tim
"Wednesday morning apparently deyiI
ing more thoroughly lo provision an
nqulp his augmented forces before n
newlng his attack ON Aqua priru
snrrisoned hy q Cnrrnnza fore, mud,
Continued ON Last rage
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-03
THE WEATHER

much change In temperature
There e much ...IIln.sa this morning
10 the upper Mi.-uNpu aud upper Ml-
souri, valleys northern Rocky mountains
uud tine Pu ltc LuThNr.t Moderate TEN.
p"rntnrrs prevail throughout the entire
lN'el state, 4 shallow depression Is
moving eastward over the western Cana
dian provinces
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-03
The Treasure of Abou Farag'
t}y harris Dickson

complete novel 10 he finished In six doys begns In
thursdays Times II ia absorbingy Interesting ro.
nance " the Far East that grips and holds tho render
Don't miss IA single number
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-03
Cities Snongh Against

The largest majoriiics against the
amendment In proportion to popula-
tiou We're rolled up in the cities u
New York Roslou and Philadelphia.
The proposition received ms strongest
support I'm the western portion. n
/ New York and Pennsylvania
Under ne law five yrnr- must c'1r.r
before q suffrage amendment cam tc
put 10 popular vote again lu puu.vl
yania and New Jersey. Four years in
New York and two I'm Massachusetts
National leaders ~ the suffrage
cause declared "wednesday chat they
would now devote their efforts FOB the
national congress and strive fur a.
votes Tor women suffrage amendment
! ln Lhn fnlprnI rmmsIlmtinn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-03
\ Conflici of Rumors

with the exception ~ this reported
landing of troops the balkan sltua-
tion "Wednesday presents little besides
u tangled conflict u rumors lncmd
Ing one TINT Monastir Is already In
/ bulgarian hands aud that the Serbiaus
are almost surrounded by the Aus
trians, Germans and MlLarlGns and
are hastily rr.rcntug tu their last
positions In the Albanian mountains
These rumors however. alR discred
lted here, or At least are regarded rs
premature, since the official commu
nlcatlons from Rerlh Vienna and So
fin record no such developments.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-03
Serbia Yields Slowly

The Austrian and German forces In
Serbia aud the Bulgarlans In the east
continue their attacks. against which
the defense gradually Yields ground.
but the situation Is not ,itally changed
llnLIInmnh ON Lu-- u.rnl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-03

NOT O|SMAYED
Come Up Smiling After EN-
phatic Denials Recorded
in Votes on Tuesday

THE women of New York Mo--u
= uhuselts and Pennsylvania asked
for the vote Tuesday aud received mn
Emphatic denial
An indicated majority against the
woman suffrage amendment 10 the con.
.tutlon In New York bHsed on re-
turns from more than two thirds Of the
state IL 2l0.OOO
Massachusetts defeated the proposal
hy majority Of l326G2 on total
vote " I57 3O4
Reports from nhuut onoquarter ~
thc state Indicated that the vote in
PENNSYLVANIA was against suffrage by
"a majority uf sixty thousand
New Jersey refused the yrto to wO-
men ou October ~, by % majority "
~ 100
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-30
READING RAISES COAL PRICES
Ten Cents Advance Announced-Will
Not Add State Tax, However

In it's general circular on anthracite
prices effective January j, the Philadei-
phia and Reading Coal and Iron Company
announces an advance OF 10 cents per ton
on prepared sizes above the list OF sep
tember l. 1915, which has been in effect
during September, October, November and
December An offset to the price in
crease is an announcement by the COM
pany that after January l the Pennsyl-
vania State tax of 2l4 cents on anthra-
cite coal imposed by the act of June ],
1915, will not be added to the list prices.
The l0-cent price advance applies TO
all prepared sizes Of Reading coal deliv-
cred to New York and to Port Richmond.
Philadelphia, Sor shipment beyond the
Delaware capes. 1t is unusual for any
change to be made in the general price
circular at this time The custom has
been for the maximum prices fixed on
september 1 to continue without change
until the following April ], when dis
count of so cents per ton becomes eff
fective. The circular does not state the
reason for the present increase, but 1t is
understood that the cost to the company
of the workmen's compensation act and
other reasons are Involved.
Following are the new list prices of
the Reading Coal and Iron Company on
the prepared sizes, delivered on board
vessels at Port Richmond, this city:
Broken-Free white ash, $685. hard
white ash, S4.95, and Isykens Valley, S5.S5.
Egg and stove--Free and hard white ASH
$5.10; Shamokin. $5.35; Schuylkil white
ash and Lorberry, $3.50, and Lykens Val
ley, S610. Chestnut-Free and hard white
ash and Shamokin. $3.50; Schuylkill red
ash and Lorberry, $500. and Lykens VAL
ley, 500. The New York prices are 25
cents n ton higher than those for Phila-
delphia delivery on all prepared sizes
In regard to disseminating adding the 2k
pen cent anthracite tax to its prices, the
says the recent decision of the
Supreme Court, declaring
invalid the anthracite tax act of June
27 1913, makes the validity of the 1915
act now in force. doubtful.
The price circulars do not include steam
sizes of anthraclte-pea coal or smaller
as nearly all of this business is conducted
on contract basis the contracts being
made to cover the coal fiscal year from
April to March 81.