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BLACK CANYON AND
HILLCRFST TO BE WATERED
Surplus Flow From Boise Project To
BE so AppOrtiOned, Says Letter
From Federal Reclamation Service.

CALDWELL 49, That the United
States reclamation commission will
recommend to Franklin K Lane, sec
rotary of the interior, that surplus
waters from Boise project works be
apportioned to Black Canyon and to
Hillcrest lands, has been announced
to the public here through divulgence
of contents of letter from the com
mission to Secretary W L. Girard of
the Water Users association.
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down on his ten yard line. Sperry
made the tackle that got him. and the
jolt knocked the ball from his arms.
and Tole. our right end. fell on IT not
eight yards from the goal line.
Eight yards to go. and We had just
rushed thirty. But that was In the
middle OF the field. and there's differ.
ence.
The tackles had been the best holes
and We tried them again. first the
right and then the left-scorninR to
run the ball IN front or the posts,
where we might perhaps have kicked
goal
We gained-two -yardsl
One down left. and three yards to 20!
looked at Fatty and saw him grit
his teeth with determination And sud
denly | remembered the spur In my
belt and whispered to Hosford. the
quarterback
Sharp came the signal for the old
guardback formation! Quick the posi-.
tions were taken and the ball snapped!
was right behind Fatty. and as his
fingers pulled in the ball I dug In the
old historic spur-a little harder than
would have done II hadn't been ex.
cited.
Rangl
Touching the fuse OF cannon could
not have been more effective.
Fatty shot right out and ahead.
struck the half risen form OF his big
opponent and knocked him clean over
for the FIRST time that day.
Through the hole thus opened we
poured after Fatty. pushing high. the
old time side wheeler again IN action.
Three yards-four yards-five yards!
They were swarming around his feet
now. but still we were moving.
Six yards-aDd he fell!
But-he fell forward
And when the referee came I'D the
ball was a good six inches over the
line!
But Fatty wasn't thinking OF the
touchdown then. He knew had been
behind him, md when he got up be
was mad, and mad clear through.
] gave him one look and turned to
run.
But my breath was all gone from
laughing and cheering. and he caught
me Inside OF ten steps. and for few
minutes It looked as II II might have
been q good deal healthier for me II
I'd never come to college.
AS for the crowd watching the game.
they went wild.
You see. / was covered with dirt and
blood. and they thought Fatty had
picked out one Of the opposite team.
some ono who had probably tried TO
slug hlui On the quiet. and was beating
him TO death.
Half were cheering for him 10 go ON.
and the other half were yelling that
Fatty be removed from the game and
strung up on the nearest telephone
pole
After they had got Us separated the
referee had 20 explain through the
megapbone that we were on the same
team and that that was only Fatty's
way Of celebrating 20 keep them from
mobblng the Geld and stopping the
game.
That touchdown won the game. and
Fatty was the hero OF the day, and a
great many people and a few papers
said we had a one man team.
And II that isn't rank injustice I
don't know what rank injustice is
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Order of Publication

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
At Rules held in the Office of the Clerl
of the Circuit Court Of Calhoun county or
Monday the second day of October, nine
teen hundred end sixteen, the following or
der was entered:
Peoples Bank Of Grantsville, corpo
ration organized and doing business
under the laws of the state Of West
Virginia, plaintiff,
Against
George w. Hall, IONA c. Hall, NJ.
Hall, r. w. Hall, Wheeler Cheno-
weth, p. NJ. Moneypenney. Lomsn q.
Garrett and John Garrett, defendants,
In Chancery.
The shove is the style and title OF GER
tain suit in chancery pending in the Cir
cult Court of Calhoun county, West Vir
gipia, the object Of which is to recover
from the defendants, George w. Hall, Znns
c. Hall, M. f. Hall. r. w. Hall and
Wheeler Chenoweth the amount due mo.
a certain protested promissory note, dpteC
april 9Th, 1916, payable four months af,el
its date to the order of the plaintiff, calling
for the sum of FIVE hundred fifty dol am
negotiable and payable at the said Peoples
Hank OF Grantsville, GAINESVILLE Yves
Virginia, made by the said George W
Hall and endorsed upon the back Thereof
by the said iona c. Hall, NJ. +. Hall, r
w. Hall and Wheeler Chenoweth which
note is held and owned by the plaintiff and
to subject the real estate of the defendant 3
George w. Hall and iona C.. Hall, Which
has been attached in this suit, to the paw
ment of the amount due upon said note and
the costs Of this suit and for general relief.
And IT appearing by affidavit filed here
in, that the said defendants, George w
Hall aud IONA q. Hall, are non-residcnts
of the state of West Virginia, 1t is ordered
that they and each of them do appear here
within one month from the date of the
first publication hereof and do what Is Zee.
essary to protect their interest in said suit.
Given under my hand this second day OF
October, nineteen hundred and sixteen
Teste:
LEE GAMER. Clerk.
A Copy Teste:
LEE GAMER. Clerk
j, K. l.. Hamilton. publisher Of The
Calhoun Chronicle, do hereby certify that
the above order Of publication was frs
published in said newspaper in its tissue
lated on Thursday, October 10Th, 1915.
X. j. HAMILTON. Pnhlishs,
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Lee District Institute

Program for Teachers Dis
trict institute to Re held at the
Craddock schoolhouse Saturday
November IL, 1916.
Opening song, lite a short
way TO the schoolhouse.
The teaching Of Agriculture
the latest conclusions about II,
Wheeler Chenoweth.
How much time outside Of
school should a teacher give to
school work, Bernard Elliott.
Experience Meeting;
(a) What ny school did for
sanitation; (b) How we made
dull subjects interesting; general
discussion.
Song. Help it on.
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rutaS OF his chuir That's the third
fbnt's broke and I'm on an allowance"
We Nayed half an hour and sOwed
the seeds Of mighty ambition And
the next afternoon Fatty rolled down
10 practice
We assigned him p section locker
oTaee usually sufficient for six men
and started Goo 20 try e. ff him ont
with Football clothes Il was hopeless
So we had to give Il up and got
two fnilOrs % come down and take his
measurements md hid him % FOR two
days while his suit wis being built
Nhen &c last he was able f0 appear
or the field before mixed company he
turned out 90 be- everything ln the foot
ball line that we could have hoped
fle wasn't what you might call
speedy. but after be- got started he
svas Ike one u those old ferrybOats
egifb side paddles. t1e kind Tint plow
1lOn0 through almost any thickness Of
water nDd the only way 20 keep them
from bscaklng down the whole river
bank is Co revefso the engines
He played al through the glmo the
next Saturday and ail through every
ZANE fast followed whiea was s0ine-
thing no one else OD the team wqs ~
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co~nty Directory.


Judge. Circuit Court: w. II. DBrien, Rip.
ley. ~ !.
County Court: G. w Dye, Freed; Pres.
ideqt, Granville johnson, Walnut; and
s. E. Keith. Arncldsburg, Commis-
sioners-
Sheriff: r. J. Knots, Grantsvilis Dep
uty; George w. Hays Jr.. Aruols.n.:rg.
Prosecuting Attorney: ]. A. G. Smith,
Gpntsville.
Clerk Circuit Court: Lee Gamer.
Grantsville.
Clerk County Court: S. +. Fleming
Grsntsville.
Assessor: w. j. Stuun, Hur. Deputies:
A. NJ. Umstead, Mt. Zion; C. A. Wiue.
Mjpnora.
Surveyor: d. w. Shock, DodrilI.
! Superintendent of Schools: A. f. Weaver,
Grantsville.
President, Board of Health: DIR. w. T. W.
Dye, Grantsville.
TERMS OF COURT.
County Court----First Mondays January,
April, July, and November.
circuit Court--Third Tuesday in April,
August and November.
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TO us from the middle OF the Geld.
Dobey. our fullback. caught It and ran
II back twenty yards before he was
downed and his arm broken just be-
low the elbow. This lost us one OF our
best men and forced US to put In Ford.
who was just getting over a sprnined
ankle.
1t looked as II we could hope hut for
a tie at most. and we played carefully
for time. Down the Held we went. ore
and two and three yards at time
Fatty fairly melting with honest.
sturdy cndeavor. But again on their
forty yard line we had to punt. and
Barker kicked n high spiral woll to the
goal line.
Our tackles and ends got or neatly.
and the man who caught the ball went
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Fatty's
Touchdown
Being a Truthful Chronicle of
College Football Game
By JACK BRANT
Copyright by Frank A. Munsey CO

Every now and then you hear a
would be sport telling you that such
and such a college that has been show
ing up pretty well in football has a
lone man team"
In literal sense this is rot. You
can't have one man football team
ny more than you can have one
man crew or a one girl chorus.
Now and then you go to football
game and find one man doing all the
kicking and most OF the ground gain
ing and jolting the teeth out OF every
thing that comes his way. and you sort
OF lose sight OF the less spectacular eff
forts OF the other ten
Now, right here. as u humble mem
Der OF the "other ten." ! want to point
out what a mistake you are apt to
make.
remember when Fatty got or the
train.
Tom Burns and l had gone TO the
station to inspect the incoming car
loads OF freshmen. hoping to find some
big men for the team.
And we found one!
Right out OF the car in front OF us
wedged the very thing we were pray
ing for-one OF those human beings
who ought to have been built in sec
lions for convenience In moving into
small houses with narrow doors and
stairways.
When he stepped of the car you
could feel it rock back into place.
Fatty's father followed Fatty, a ge-
NAL old gentleman built on the same
generous plan.
They hailed one Of our ancient and
time honored hacks. and father got in
6rst and son followed.
Then that ancient hack did burst
asunder. and father followed son
through TO the ground.
Arrived at the ground the father sat
there patiently waiting for help. He
was older than the son and more ac-
customed to these accidents.
The son remained there not at all.
He bounced up with surprising sud-
denness. and his hand sought the re-
gion of his hip pocket
The board that he had sat down on
had nail In 1t.
in due time we called on Fatty.
Thomas Anderson Little was his real
name, with the perversity OF names.
We found him surveying the wreck
OF a new armchair from the security
of the concrete window seat
Fatty" said Tom by way OF begin
ming, ITS $40, isn't itY''
Three hundred and fourteen"
mourned Fatty. still looking at the
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Order Of Publication

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
COUNTY OF CALHOUN. TO.WTr.-
AZ Rules held IN the clerks Office Of The
'Tcnii Court of Calhoun county In tbo
state OF West Virg'nia, on Nondsv ,bs
End day Of October, 1916. Wv
Cora Nay Burrows. plaintiff
Against
Harvey g. Burrows, defendant,
In Chancery
The object Of tie abgye styled oauss -
70 oolalR 3 decree ffom The Court on bebsif
w we PiNaliH granting 20 her an absolute
divorce nom the defendant, together Win
The care custody and ,ontrol Of ,bsi, Eve
children, and such sun Of money for os,.
msnent slimony a. may seem nrons, !,
ne premises and foy general and speoisl
relief
And i appearing BY AFFIDAVIT els5 h.,
the defendant, Harvey g. Bnrow. ! /.
NONRESIDENT Of this state, il Is ordered
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Notice Of Commissioners Sale
Of Valuable Real Estate

By virtue Of decree of the Circuit
court oil Calhoun county, West Virginia,
rendered on the sixteenth day of August.
nineteen hundred and sixteen, in certain
cause in chancery, therein pending, where
IN The Calhoun County Bank, a corpora-
tion' was plaintiff and Osia Parsons and
Others were defendants, the undersigned
commissioners will on Tuesday, the twenty
hrst day of November, nineteen hundred
and sixteen, expos. for sale and sell
oy public auction to the highest
bidder at the front door of the Court
House of Calhoun county, West Vir-
GINA, the following described real estate
to'wit: FIRST. certain lot. trac. or
parcel Of land, lying and being situate in
the town of Arnoldsburg, Lee district. Cal.
noun county. West Virginia, containing
one-fourth of an acre, more Of less. which
WAS conveyed unto the defendant, II. d.
Robinson, by the defendant, Osia Parsons,
and Perry Parsons. her husband, nv deed
bearing date on the twenty eighth dsy of
November, nineteen hundred and thirteen
OF record in the Office OF the Clerk of Tn,
County Court OF Calhoun county, West
Virginia, in Deed Book No. 52, at page
324 SECOND: another certain lot. tract
or parcel of land, lying and being situate in
the said district of Lee, county of Calhoun,
STATE Of West virginia, on Spring Run. \
tributary OF the West Fork. containing
nifty hYe acres, more or less, which was al
iotted and assigned to the said Osia Par
sons ty certain decree of partition made by
the Circuit Court of the said county of Cal.
houn on the sixteenth day OF August, nine.
teen hundred and ten, which decree i, Of
record in the county Court clerks Office.
aforesaid, in Deed Book No. 46. at page
40; duly certified copies of which SAID two
deeds are filed with the papers in said
chancery cause, reference to which As we'll
us to the other papers of said cause being
here made for more definite and particu.
lar description of said two lots, tracts or
parcels Of land.
Terms Of sale: one-:hird Of the pur-
chase money, cash in hand on day of sale
and the residne upon credit of six and
t"elveaInon'hs, taking from the purchaser
or purchasers notes or bonds with good Sc.
curity for the deferred instsllments. bear.
ing interest from day of sale.
john M. HAMILTON,
LoRENTz e. HAMILTON,
Commissioners
j. Lee Gainer, clerk of the circuit curt
OF calhoun county, West Tireinia, do her G.
by certify that the above named commits
Sioners, John NJ Hamilton and Loreniz C..
Hamilton, have executed and filed with me
a bond in the penalty of fifteen hundred
doIlarS' conditioned according u law, az
required by the above mentioned decree.
which bond has been approved by me.
Teste;
LEE GAMER. Clerk.
Copy Testei
I.IcE GAMER. Clerk
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John M. HAMILTON,
LoRENTZ g. HAMILTON.
Order Of Publication
- Copy Iehlo!
LEE GAMER. Clerk.

WEST VIRGINIA. To-WIT:-
AT Rules held in the CLERKS Office NJ
the Circuit Court Of Calhoun county. On
Monday, the p day OF October, 1916, the
following order was entered.
Della Null, plaintiff,
Against
Joseph W. Mil, defendant,
In Chancery.
The object Of this suit is N Obtain an
absolute divorce from the defendant and 10
dissolve The bonds Of malFimony heretofore
solemniaed between the plaintiff and the
defendant and general and special relief
IL appearing BY affidavit filed thai the
defendant, Joseph W. Null. il a non-rssi.
dent OF this state II is ordered that ne 40
appear here within thirty DAYS afier the
nr't publication Of this notice and do vhgt
Is necessary to protect his interests.
TeBte:
LEE GAMER. Clerk
BIZ HOPKINS
PEEDLEros, MATHEWS 4 BELL
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WHY IT SUCCEEDS
Because It's for One TAi1g Only, and
Grantsvtlls People Appreciate This.

Because It's for One TAi1G Only. and
arantsvtlls People Appreciate This.
Nothing can be good for everything
Doing one thing well brings success
Dosn's Kidney Pills are for ono thing
only.
For weak or disordercd kidneys.
Here IL reliable evidence of their
worth.
P. H. Morford, College Ave-, Spencer
W. Va, says: "My back hurt me.
had pains in my kidneys and in the
small of my back. was sore aeros,
my hips. My kidneys acted irregularly
and gave mo great annoyance. Doan 4
Kidney Pills regulated the action OF
my kidneys and took the soreness and
pain out Of my back. I know that
Doan's Kidney Pills are the best kid
ney medicine to be had.n
Price soc, at all dealers. Don q
simply ask for . kidney remedy-get
Dosn's Kidney Pills--the SAME that
Mr.. Morford had. Foster-Milburn O.,
PrePs,, Buffalo, N. Y.
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Notice Of Sale Of Valuable Real Estate

by virtue of a decree of the Circn;,
court Of Calhoun county, West Virginia
rendered on the sixteenth day of August
nineteen hundred and sixteen. in n cert, IN
chancery cause therein pending, wherein
r. J. Knots. Sheriff of Calhoun countv
and as such Administrator of the estate OF
NJ j. Haverty, deceased, was plaintiff and
Matilda Haverty and Others were defen =
dants, the undersigned Commissioners vii,
on Tuesday, the twenty first day of Novem.
Der, nineteen hundred and sixteen. offer
TOR sale and sell by public auction to the
highest bidder Ut the front door of the
|oui thouse Of Calhoun county, West Vir.
glnia' the following described real estate
situate in the districts of Washington sand
Lee, county OF calhoun, state of West Wiz.
ginia, and further bounded and desc,;hoI
as follows, to-wit; First: n certain IN,
tract or parcel of land, lying and being
situate on the waters of Beech, in said Iee
district containing six and three-four,bs
acres aud being the same real estate which
was convened unto the taid NJ. ]. Havertv
deceased, by 8. w. McCmug, clerk Of The
Coanty Court Of cal Ioun county. Ua,, VI.
ginia, by deed bearing date on tie ,,voo,.
seventh day OF December, nineteen hmm.
dred and seven, Of record in the of6c. 81
the clerk of the ciunty court Of calbonn
county west virginia in Deed Book NJ
40 at page 5s; Second: ano,bsy ce,,,;r
lot' tract or parcel OF land. lying and no
TX situate IN The district Of wssb;,o,on
county and state aforesaid, which said Ia,
named real estate contains one-fonr.b ~
an acre, more or less, and is the s.o.
which was conveyed INTO the said NJ
HSverty by the said s. W. Mcclpno o,..L
o. the county court, ~ aforesaid, by deed
bearing date on the said twenty sever,,
day Of December nineteen HUNDRED and
seven, Of record in the clerks Office e..
sad, IN Deed Book No. 40. Al mao. On
copies OF which said two deeds dnl, cert;
Oed, are fled with the plaintiffs hin !.
eaid chanceay cause, reference 10 wbiob :.
ven rs to the other papers thereof Il -
maze for more definite and par,iouIsr n
'cription Of said two parcels Of real 49,
Terms Of aale, one-half Of the pprcb...
money cash in hand on day Of ssls -
lhe residue upon credit Of six month.
taking from the purchaser or pprcb.,o,, =
note or bond with good security r., az
deferred instailmeni, bearing inter-, ~ '"s
day Of sale. Iva
JoHN NJ. HAMuTog.
LphESFk G. HAmrro -
Commissioners
T. Lee Gamer. CLERK OF the c,-..,.
Conft OF Calhoun County. Yves, W.
gina DO hereby certify that The IL
named Commissioners, John NJ Hsmi,,aa
and Lorsn'z c. Hamilton. b,vs s~aa ,,',o,,
and hled with me bond IN the ,sn.i,..
I'VE HUNDRED dollsrs, conditioned 80. a
ins to law, which bond has been snn, ,S.u
by me. improved
Toste.-
a copy tssto:-- NiVfE'
bkF SAiRKn, Clesh
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How to teach pupils to think.
A. Z. Weaver.
New methods for old subjects.
G. j. Gamer.
Song. Il am the captain of my
soul".
Taking time to do things well.
Demon Minney.
Mistakes for the young teacher
to avoid, l.. K. Stemple.
MADGE ADAMS, Secretary.
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that he do appear here within one month
from the date OF the first publication here
OF and d" what is necessary to protect his
interest in this cause.
Teste:-
LEE GAMER, Clerk.
Pendleton, Mathews & Bell,
Counsel for Plaintiff.
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Notice Of Judicial Sale Of
Valuable Real Estate

BY virtue Of = decree of the Circuit
Court of Calhoun county, West Virginia.
rendered on the sixteenth dav of August
nineteen hundred and sixteen in a cert In
cause in chsncery therein pending wherein
F. 3. Grim WAS plaintiff and w. S. Church,
Committe for a. d. Dishman, an Insane
person, and A. ID. Dishman were defen.
dants, the undersigned Commissioners will
on Tuesday, the twenty first day Of Novem-
Der, nineteen hundred and sixteen offer for
sale and sell by public auction to the high
eft bidder a. the ont door Of the Court.
house If Calhoun county, West Virginia.
the following described real estate, io-Wit:
certain lot, tract or parcel Of land, situate
on the waters Of the West Fork. in the
district Of Lee, county Of Calhoun, state Of
West Virginia, containing thirty acres.
more or less, which was conveyed unto the
defendant, the said a. d. DishmaD, by the
plaintiff, the said T. b Grim, and his . lie
by deed bearing date on the first day of
May, nineteen hundred snd fifteen, OF rec
ord in the Office Of the Clerk Of the County
Court OF alhoun county, West Virgins,
in Deed Book No. 81, at page 4l6, a copy
Of which, duly certified is fled rs an er
hibit with the papers m said cause. To
which as well as to the other papers in said
cluse reference is made for more definite
and particular description Of said real ~.
tate; which sale, however, will be made
subject 70 the exceptions and reservations.
contained in said last named deed.
Terms Of sale: one-hslf Of the purehase
money cash in hand on day Of sale and the
residue upon a credit OF six months. taxing
from the purchaser or purchasers note or
bond with good security for the deferred
insiallmeut, bearing interest from dsy
Of sale.
JOHN NJ. HAMILTON.
LORExTz G.. HlMrLrOg.
Commissioners
J. Lee Gainer. Clerk OF the Circuit
I Court OF Calhoun county. West vir.
giuis, do hereby certify that the aboye
nnned CqpmissioneP, John N. Hamilton
and Torrents G.. Hamilton, have executed
and filed with me bond in che penalty o,
Eve hundred dollars, a. required By said
decree, which bond has been approved By
me.
Taste.
LEE GAMER, clerk
Copy Tests.
LEE GAMER clerk
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jobs NJ HAMILTON,
LphENFk 9. HAMLro ~

a copy tsste.-- 0iefk'
tEE GAlRKn, ols.h
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JOIN ~ HANrLroS,

LEE GAMER, clerk
a Copy Tests.
LEE GAMER clerk.
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PEEDLEros, MATHEWS 4 BELL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-31

las. 20 be held Tuesday ~eveninr. Ar
engagements will be made 10 attend the
Nisltation meeting at Moundsville on
Thursday evening.
The Citizens Improvement party will
hold its primary election next Satur-
cay In the Wcidman building on sixth
street. The primary viii be held FOR
the purpose OF nominating a ticket for
the city election on March z.
Lincoln odg No. 80. /. -. .. r. will
hold It's regular weekly business meet
ing.
John Crow and Attorney ]. w. Bry-
ant OF this city spent Saturday az
Washington. Pa. attending TO business
matters.
". F. Thoeman has returned to his
nome at Earnshaw, W. Va. after a visit
with relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Nieman OF Rail
road street are the proud parents OF a
daughter.
Mrs. Clarence Marpie. VINO has been
cutie fl at her home on Garfield street
Tor several days. is slowly improving.