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The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-07-14
STATE NEWS

bIouud mas Dccn broken Tor the new
Federal building at t,lkins
The total assessed valuation OF all
real and personal property in Kanaw ha
county is s75.000.Oo0. according TO the
annual report Of the county assessor.
Between 2O.oO0 and 30 1000 persons
from Wheeling and surrounding cities
and towns i'm Ohio. Pennsylvania and
West Virginia participated in a huge
parade held in Wheeling July 10 in
observance Of Loyalty bay
Plea OF guilty was entered in Fed
cral court Al Charleston by W. A.
HOOdy she'll. indicted for robhing the
pOstofiice AZ Deer Creek. A sentence
OF eighteen months I'm the pcnitentiary
and fine OF 500 was imposed.
Increased freight rates ranging from
! thirty-five to fifty cents a ton on clay
10 the pottcrics OF Ohio. West Virginia
and Pennsylvania were approved by
the Interstate Commerce Commission
in session in Washington.
Ninety eight per cent Of the railroad
men in West Virginia y ill vote for the
eight hour day and time and hair
for overtime. IL is declared by readers
in the brotherhood OF Railway Train.
men. az Charleston.
Martins bCrS has undertaken a dra.
matte crusade against violations OF the
traffic ordinances The first victim is
Edward Hays. a taxicab driver. Who l.
scrN ing = s"atcncc OF twenty-five DAYS
in the city jail for reckless driving.
| Owing 10 the demand for passenger
cars required for moving troops 10 the
Mexican borGc-. the annual outing o,
the BaltimOre and Ohio Veteran I'm
Dloyes' Association. scheduled for July
II. az Berkeley Springs. was post
pOned 10 n date % be announced later
West Virginia has 2.7go Industrial
plants. according 20 census an
nounced by the state department OF
agriculture. The several indusfrics
mining and other industries not dis
tinctively plant indusirics.~ employ
more than 10000 wage carnerS.
Twenty applicants for license 70
practice undertaking and embalmins
appeared before the West Virgins
Board ~ Embalmcrs at its meeting
held In Wellsburs the last day OF the
annual meeting Of the West Virginia
Funeral directors Association.
George \ Mcdonald MartinSburg
retired conductor 81 the baltimore and
Ohio railroad. attempted 20 hang him.
self With telephone wire 20 a rafter
OF bis barn huf vas cut down by his
wife just in time 20 save his life. IN
health D. iencd a. the cause
With Instructions 90 recruit their
] r.I TO
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-07-14
Notice

At a meeting Of the Democratic TX
ecutiye Committee 81 Pocahonta~
County. West Virginia. held at the
Office Of A. i. Edgar. in the Town Of
MariintOn. on Tuesday. the llth day
81 July. 1915. there were present: W.
III. Grose. riah IIevener. j. 4. lIar-
per. Carl G.. BEARD. John Waugh and
a. u. Edgar. being majority Of all
the members 81 the Committee
Pursuant T. law and under author
ity II a resolution duly adopted by
the Democratic state Executive Com
mittee. mass convention Of the
Democratic voters 81 POcahOntas
County is hereby called o. meet AT
the Courthouse. in the Town of Mar
linton. POcahontaS County. on Tues
day, July the 18th. 1916. at one o.
clock p. m, for the purpose Of select
ing fifteen 10 delegates To- represent
POcalontas County i'm the Democrat
ic state Convention 70 be- held i'm the
City Of ParkerSbufg. on Wednesday.
the 2ud day Of August. 1910. and q
/ transact such other business that
may properly come before said con.
veDtiOn.
The said Democratic state Convep.
tiOn. to he held a. aforesaid. will IL
held for the following purposes:
lst. To formulate and prOmulgate
a state Democratic platform.
2nd. To select Presidential Elector-
Tor tie State at large. and Tor each
4 Congressional District thereof
.,rd. To Nominate two candidates Of
said party for Judges ~ tie Supreme
Court II Appeals ~ West Virginia.
Call i~sued this nth day II July.
1912. 4. y. Edgar. Chairman.
John Waugh. Secretary.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-07-14

the IIazel-Atlas Glass Company. OF
Wheeling. are to be taken TO Terra
Alta for a two weeks vacation at the
company's expense. The company has
rented a cottage there and engaged a
matron to manage il.
Detectives have been called TO Amy,
Roanoke county. 10 investigate the
| third instance OF dynamiting OF oil
and gas wells there by persons seeking
to destroy the utility OF the wells. The
last well effected was a gasser recently
drilled in by the United Fuel Gas Com
pany.
| Clay and Jackson are the only coun-
ties i'm West Virginia having no
prisoners In the state pcnitentiary at
Moundsville. according to the report OF
Warden NJ. Il. White 10 Governor n. ID.
Hatfield. OF the LOO men I'm the
prison. 962 are state and 13S federal
prisoners. says Warden White.
Miss Ida Smith. Of huntington, pluck
/ lily compelled two burglars TO fee
from her home in the night time when
she got the drop on them with a small
revolver. Finally she was forced to
IRE the weapon in order to make the
burglars hustle along and il is believed
that she wounded one OF them.
A band Of 10 boys OF Wheeling will
20 to Middlebourne. July 20. TO remain
eight days at the annual encsmpment
Of the West Virginia Boys Brigade.
They will learn first aid methods
Prominent physicians will deliver lee
lures and give demonstrations on these
subjects each day
William McCann under indictment
in North Carolina for alleged moon
shining. was arrested In Mcdowell
county and taken 10 Charleston. lie
will be taken 10 Wilkesboro. y. C., on
a bench warrant issued from the
nited States court for the western
district % Nortr W'arolina.
Four thousand. two hundred and
sixty-nine gallons Of all kinds OF in
toxicants. Including chiefly whiskey
and alcohol. have been seized from
violators OF the Yost prohibition Law
In the community OF Wheeling during
the last i've months. Some OF II has
been destroyed but another official
'pouring" 10 soon to be held. Z
company OF SistersyiIie men "a
endesvoring 10 interest Wheeling can
talists IN project 70 convert the old
Sisterevillc brc~ery into a -four mill
and u l. likely the project will 70
through. The new company Is 10 be
known as the Tyler Milling COMPANY
The old brewery has not been used
since the state went dry.
Inc Passengers on the Western
Maryland Expfe-s NoSe from Ral,f.
more and Eikiu~. miracuIously escaped
death when the train was ditchcd
about ono mile east ~ Cross Roads.
which r. twelve miles east Of EIkins.
Lewis lcagcr. engineer. and James
/ Gilpin. fireman. both OF EIkins. were
painfully injured.
when playing IN a boat which was
fastened near the banks Of the
honongshela river at Paramount.
Andrew Closchoc. 5 years old. was
drowned BY falling overheard. Ills
older companions made every effort to
rescue him. and little girl. TheIma
smith. risked her life 10 save him by
wsding out beyond her depth.
Miss Ella Vernon. assistant cashier
OF a bank. vas killed when an aufomo-
pie turned over ~ the foot OF a long
hill near Elizabeth. Writ County
Chsrles Badger. son OF the County
Snerin' was seriously injured. Two
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-07-14
Program and Prize List
FOURTH ANNUAL
POCAHONTAS HORSE SHOW
Oakland Stock Farm
HILLSBORO, w. VA.
August 1st, End, 3rd
1916
RULES And REGULATIONS.

No entrance fee charged on any Of
the classes, except harness races, i'm
which ten percent will he deducted
from the prizes OF the winners.
All precautions will be taken To
avoid any accident, the management
will not be responsible for any acct
dent that may occur To horses or per-
sons,
Each exhibitor will have badge Of
admission given him when entry is
made
The management reserves the right
TO postpone the show in case Of bad
weather.
TU ESDAY. August
10 o'clock
i. Three gated saddle horse walk,
trot and canter, g., ,, 2
2. Gentlemen's runabout or har-
ness class: Judged on general appear
ance and attractiyeness. g.. ,. ,.
}. Boys saddle class, under sixteen.
nifty per cent on horse, fifty percent
on horsemanship. 80, 3. =.
4. Double team roadsters. e.. >. ,
s. Ladies' astride class. Judged OF
gracefulress and horsemanship.s s.. 3.
O. Boys pony saddle class. fifty pel
cent on pony, fifty per cent on horse
nsnship. Ribbons.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-07-14

II. Saddle stallion. Judged on gaitS
and individuality. -. ;,
y. Ladies' saddle class. Judged on
gracefulness and horsemanship.s 81. b
~. Five gated horse. must show
live distinct gaits. -. ,, :.
20. Girls Shetland pony saddle class
-, 3. ,
81. Ladies driving class: best lady
driver -. ;. ,
=. Shetland pony runabout class.
= 3
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-07-14
WEDNESDAY, August ,.

10 o'clock
IL. Draft colt, under year A.. ;. =
r. Draft mare. e.. ;. ?.
-. Draft stallion. s.. 81
IA. Draft team, 1900 lbs. or over.
g, 3. ?.
is. Draft team. 1900 lbs or under.
M ust be three or more entries.
10. RunniDg-walk walking horse. or
a good all-day riding horse. a.. 3. ,.
II. Ladies riding class. fifty per cent
on horse and horsemsnship. a.. 3, ,
Is. Combination harness and saddle
horse; must be shown ~ vehicle and
under saddle. -, 81
ID. Three year old roadster class.
on speed, endurance and attractive
nesaI -. 3. 3
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-07-14

others were also injured. including
Rev. ]. W. Hardness. OF Florida. who
lost an eye and a leg Was broken In
three places. died later
Moundsville has hopes Of again b.
ing included on the I'll producing nap
OF the state. The wells on the Higgins
farm near that town. which many
years ago produced quantities Of oil.
are again being opened up. From one,
oil bubbles up and Is covering the
ground. Tanks are being erected and
arrangements made TO shoot and other
wise develop the field again.
The new plant OF the Hazel-Atlas
Glass Company. Grafton. which was
converted from the old plant Of the
Columbia Tile Company. has started
operations With LIS men. The plant
has three Owens bottle machines. The
management announces that a new
tank and three more Owens machines
will be Installed in the near future.
doubling the present output
A murder was committed ik-S9 m
usual manner In which Mrs. Alice
Gray. OF near MONTGOMERY. Vas the
the victim. A drunken man 70 al
legged TO have lighted . fuse to q stick
OF dynamite which he threw at her feed.
where IL exploded. killing her instantly
and managing her body. William Gray.
her husband. Who lived apart from her.
IL under arrest charged with murder.
Miners In Preston. Mineral ana
Taylor counties. 200 members Of
local unions. organized by Thomas
Hagserty. OF the international board
OF the miners Organization. have OBJ
tained recognition OF the union. wage
Increases Of ave to seventeen per cent.
and other concessions. IL was declared
by Sam II. Montgomery. counsel for
the organized miners.
Although I.ewisburg IL a thriving
town OF 1.50 population. n IL the only
community in West Virginia that has
a federal court building where no
court II ehld. Judge Keller. Of the
Southern district. Is scheduled - hold
court there every February and Clerk
+. VI. Keatley enters the formal order
upon the docket hut there has not been
a case for trial in more than forty
years.
Her Lesson
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-07-14

The \. Il. u. and their friends
will picnic At the Reunion grounds
"Wednesday July 26 II the bas-
-kets Of lunch are brought TO the
Methodist church at $50 We'd
nesdsy morning, trucks will be on
hand to convey them to the picnic
grounds.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-07-14

FOR SALE Privately. = ia COu.
Kiln wagon. almost new. J drummer
wagon. good order. II 70. Champion
hay rake. ] Superior wheat drill. !
oliver chilled pillow. Disc harrow.
] drag harrow.
T. VI. MOORE.
IIillsbOrO. ". Va
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-07-14

:. Tw0-thirty trot. best two out Of
three els, 10, 3.
y Two-thirty pace. lest two out Of
three. els, lO. >.
=. Two year old trot or pace. best
two out Of three. o., >. J.
10. Running race-hals mile dash.
81. s.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-07-14

BY virtue % an execution TO me iii.
recied In the Circuit Court - Pocahonf a.
county, W. Va. in the Cause of y. l..
Cutlip
w. II. Shesrer. G. A. Yeager and W. l.
hcCourf, have levied npon and will.
on
TUESDAY, JULY u, 1915
tthe first day 81 Circuit Courrj. NJ the
front door % the courthouse in the
County N Pocabonfas. and State - West
virginia, proceed 10 sell u the highest
bidder. the following described personal
property. to-wit.
2 horses
4 cows
4 hogs
Household and kitchen furniture. the
properly 81 W. ". Shesrer.
sale begins AZ ! o'clock y. m.
Terms ~ Sale-Cash.
l. ;. CoCHRsx SheriH.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-07-14
TUESDAY. JULY r. 1915

BULL FOR SALE year old Her
ford, well broken, no bad traits: DO
not need him anymore this season.
l. l. Smith, WstoRs-
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-07-14

Circuit Court convepes rext
Tuesday. with Judge Robert w.
Daley. Of Moorefield, presiding.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-07-14
Notice
WHY PAY RENT 7

i have TO Offer three nice town re-
sidences. two good store properties, .
few farms and other real estate. List
your property with me for quick ale.
III you want To sell or buy fsrms OF
other land values inst Sc what /
have l.. s. SHOEMAKER.
Real Estate q Stocks.
Msrlinton, w. Va.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-07-14

LOT FOR SALE Lot on Camden
Avenue adjoining my home
DR.. VI. y. MCKEE
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-07-14
RAILROAD
WAGES
Al they be determined ',y
Industrial Warfare ur
FedercI inquiry?
, a the American Public:

% the American Public:
IL" you bxcv> III arbitration or ir.,, :
tri.i ~ .rfa:rr
Ihr train efAplo,es GA all the railr,asis
are Ss';ing~hrttks tt,rx Mil RiveIhsir il AK -
authority 10 TIE up The commerce 81 ahc
country to enforce their demands for a loo
miihon dollar wage incrrase
ne railroads are in the public scrvi<r--
your ssryIcc- his army OF employees is in
the public service-your service
on pay for rail transportation biIlua
dollars a year, and ~ cents OH Of every
dollar from you goes To the employees
n all the Southern 1915 per cen.
employees earned these low highest asra.e
st alb as shown BY the pay rolls
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-07-14

1be picnic Of the Presb, terisn
Sunday School at y. ~. Buzzsyt.,-
sugar camp yesterday. was great
success perfect day. plenty 10
eat ar d large crowd OF children.
BON. To Mr.. and Mrs. Winston
Gibson. on Eli, June 30 a daugh-
ter.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. l.. ID.
Sharp, Slsty Fork, recently. q son.
Born, to Rev. Isham Good~yp
and wife, MsrIinton, July y. a
daughter.
Born, tn Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Al
dernaD, Beaver Creek, July 8, a
Born, to Mr.. Mrs. Ellis DiIIey.
Dilleys Mill. July Is, a daughter.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Arpott
Mcneil, Onoto. July Is, a son.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-07-14

COMMUNICATION didn't say Thank
you when he gave you his seat I'm the
car Mrs. Communicable. didn't.
thanked n man yesterday. but while !
was doing Il another woman got the
seat.-SIrcn.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-07-14

ELISHA LEE. Chsirmas.
2. n ALBRIGHT. C~sT Asss<sr
Atisstt< Csass La~ Railroad
O. y. BALDWIN. C>~T As.4<<r
C~sss~l 81 C~esUk~ nsii~s,-
a. O. BARDO. C~sT h~~exss.
>s~ rerk. No. Haven q hsrtfsrs n@tis
T.. a. COAPmA>. TS<s Pr.sia-.a
s~-sA~rs Railway
:. b.. COrrER. C~.T aeaassr.
n-b.sA n~si--y-
y. 4 CROWLEY. fssG bso>- Pyssia<a.
>e~ fsrk e nus 81 Rsflrs-a
e.. a. kaknSO>. C>.T ne-4ssr
Great >s<th~rs nsai~s.-
e. n. living. Cs.T Ss.4x~-.
pAiisA~AvAis a ne-Asss RAILWAY
D. =. SkfsE- <ssk 80 Prss4z.@s.
ths.spssk< . oAs~ h-ii-sy-
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-07-14
O'Clock

hlternOOn-l O'Clock
%. Double team. trotting or pacing
race 90, 5, ,.
n Three yr. old trotting or pacing
race. best two out Of three. els. 10. =
~ Hurdle jump. ID n. els. 3.
.. fovefty race-walk a quarter.
trot pee OF rack a quarter. run a
half. All horses must nat foot walk.
~, & J
-. Pony race. Is. 81
Is. Mule race. -, 3. 2
THURSDAY. AUGUST
10 o'clock
a SADDLE colt rndor , -. A. ~
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-07-14
THuRsDAY. ArGrsT z

-. Saddle colt under a year. s5.32
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-07-14

100 million dollar wage increase for
men in freight and yard service Qess than
one-hfth of all employees is equal to 5 per
cent advance in all freight rates.
The managers of the railroads, as trustees
tor the public, have no right to place this
burden on the cost of transportation to you
without clear mandate from a public tri-
bunal speaking for you.
The railroads have proposed the settle
ment OF this controversy either under the
existing national arbitration law, or by refer
enCe to the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion. This offer has been refused by the
employees representatives
Shall a nationwide strike or an
investigation under the Gov
eminent determine this issue3
National Conference Committee of the Railways
ELISHA LEE. cHk.c <-- .. s-.s--.
n Cain. ~as.-s
kot~S
Coal h..a<~r Tsp~kAs Sc
a. 4 sAkDo h--~xs, he R~as..A
yHs Pr~<s
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-04-20
BASEBALL SEASON
WILL OPEN HERE.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON

Friday afternoon the Americus base
ball season is to be pried open with Il
game between Americus High school
and Columbus Industrial High school.
The two teams have always been ri
Ials, and hot game is assured all
who attend. An even break was the
only result in the football games be.
tween these two schools, and in the
national pastime they promise to play
real baseball.
Coach Hoist has not announced the
liue-up of the locals, but it is more
than probable that he will use Roy
Johnson as twirler in the opening con-
test. This boy is showing all sorts Of
stuff, and as he failed to have his fling
with the boys from Muscogee in foot
bali he is simply itching to hand them
his best in the diamond game. Webb
will pitch Saturday.
The Columbus boys will arrive Fri
day and on that afternoon and Satur-
day afternoon they will do their utmost
to take the measure of the Americus
tossers. The expenses to the locals
run up considerably, and it has been
decided to ask small admission price
CT twenty-five cents.
Everybody turn out and help the
locals; they have fine team, and the
fans of Americus should welcome the
opportunity to see some games of the
best baseball served anywhere. The
students will be on hand to give their
yells, and good time is promised
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-04-20
FRENCH TAKE THE
OFFENSIVE F D R
PALM Of VEROUN

Russia has come to the aid of the
French and British on the western
front. A strong force of Slavs disem-
barked at Marseilles today, the troops
being greeted with enthusiasm by the
French populace.
Arrival of the Russians in France
was formally noted today in orders of
the day by General Joffre, the French
ccmmander-in-ch 1t is not stat
ed what portion of the front will be
assigned to the Russians, but it is be-
lieved the Slave will go into the battle
for possession of Verdun without de-
lay.
Military authorities decline to state
the route travelled by the Russians
now in France, but it is believed they
embarked at Anchangel, on the White
Sea, and the only port through which
there is free communication between
Russia and the Entente Allies in the
west. 1t is also considered probable
that transports carrying the troops
made wide sweep into the Atlantic
ocean before heading for the Mediter-
ranean, in order to avoid submarines in
the vicinity of the British Isles.
1t is noted in this connection that
private advices to New York say that
Archangle has been closed to all but
government traffic recently, and this
may indicate that further troops move-
ments are either under way or planned
for the near future. The Russians ar
rived in France fully equipped and
ready to take their places in the fight
irg ranks without training.
The French have again taken the Of
fensive in the Verdun battle, launch
ing attacks against the Germans on
the right bank of the Meuse last night
Paris dispatches declare the French
made and sustained gains during to-
days fighting. This offensive move
ment follows closely three successive
German attacks on the extreme right
flank of the French forces in this sec
tor, in all of which the Germans were
repulsed
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-04-20
TORNADOEs SWEEP
THROUGH THE WEST
KANSAS, CITY, April 20.-Reports
received here up to 2:20 O'Clock this af-
ternoon indicate the storms death toll
will reach twenty persons. More than
a hundred sustained injuries, more or
less serious.
less serious
Early Story Of Storm.

KANSAS CIY, Mo-, April 20.-Eleven
persons are reported dead and scores
Of others injured by a succession OF
tornadoes which swept through central
Kansas and western Missouri last
night. he property loss is believed to
be heavy,
Telegraph and telephone wires are
down in every direction, and it is i'm
possible to communicate with many
portions of the storm-swept area
Six are reported dead and fifty hurt
at Stover, Mo. The town is in ruins,
and the heaviest property loss was sus-
tanned in that community.
Rock Hill and Rockville, Mo-, and
Fort Scott and Abilene, Kas., were all
more or less damaged during the
storm.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-04-20
SENATE NOT TO
DISCUSS CRISIS
Great Impression
Made on The
Senators

WASHING TON, D. c., April 90
Senator Kern, OF Indiana, floor leader
of the majority in the upper house of
congress, stated at the white house to-
day that he believes there is a disposi-
ton in the senate not to discuss Pres
ident Wilson's address on the German
uote.
No good could possibly come from
such a discussion, Senator Kern said,
while harm might result. He further
said he did not expect any congress-
ional action to be taken until further
Initiative comes from the executive
department
1t is expected President Wilson will
wait at least until the end of the cur
rent week before taking further ac-
tion regarding the submarine situation.
The text of the note, as published here
last night, sets no time in which Ger
many is required to return an answer,
but it is believed that four or five days
will allow sufficient time for the prep
aration of the reply.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-04-20
WIMJAYBR|NE IS
DUCK FROM
OWN HOME STATE.

OMAHA, Neb., April 20.-Latest re
turns from Tuesdays primary at noon
t.day increase Henry Ford's lead for
the republican presidential nomina-
ton. These returns also indicate the
denomination of Senator Hitchcock on
the democratic ticket.
William ]. Bryan is running sixth
for delegate e-at-large to the national
convention next June The de-
feat of Bryan, as indicated in the re-
turns, may mean that he will be alb
sent altogether when the st. Louis
convention convenes, and he will be
unable to address the convention even
should he attend, unless he secures a
proxy from one of the district dele
gates.
Keith Neville, republican, apparent,
ly, has polled five thousand more votes
than c. W. BTyan, the democratic CUB
candidate.