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Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1916-07-17
Unqualified Praise
From Everywhere

The celebration which is now
memory, and a most pleasant one,
has brought from every direction
showers of praise upon Ashland.
Added to the parks which will enter
tain thousands without congestion,
were the mineral waters, the round
up, the parades, the various ceremo-
MES, the continual band concerts by
four of the best bands which the
cities of the valley have ever had
good reason to be proud of, the mag
nificently staged roundup, the dozens
of minor events, the ball games, the
dances, the swimming pools, the
whole-hearted manner in which the
people responded in offering accom-
modations and cooperation, was the
fact that no exorbitant charges were
made and everybody was given such
excellent satisfaction that they could
not but leave singing the praises of
the hospitality of the lithia city. To
quote all the comments which have
appeared in the newspapers of orr
neighboring cities would require col
umns. Suffice it to say that not a
single instance of criticism appeared,
and let the following from the Klam-
ath Falls Herald stand as fair sam
pie of the commendation which has
been given the city:
klamath Falls people returning
from attending the Ashland celebra-
tion are loud in their praises Of the
hospitality of the lithia city and the
splendid celebration held. The pa
rades, fireworks and other features
were by far the best witnessed any
place in Oregon outside of Portland.
"The civic improvements brought
about in recent months in Ashland
were the cause of much congratula-
tion for the town. The entire town
entered into the spirit of the big af-
fair"
Credit for the celebration rests in
the main with the directive force
which was centered in the general
committee which was made up of the
following: H. o. Frohbach, chair
man; A. Fl. Pracht, H. G. Enders Jr.,
NJ. E. Briggs, Amos Nininger, Frank
Jordan, C. B. Wolf, C. Adams, George
Owen, Harry Hosler, D. d. Norris,
o. T. Bergner.
To u. o. Frohbach must go the
major credit. All of his time for
weeks was devoted to the celebration,
always unruffled despite the many
obstacles which of course appeared,
planning, directing and working, his
ability was an immense factor in the
systematic manner in which the cele-
bration was carried out and the inn
mense success scored. To every other
member of the committee must go
/ the thanks of the city and to the
many who served faithfully and well
on the subcommittee, throwing
themselves with all their soul into
the work of making the visitors well
come and comfortable. But then our
celebration was a success only be-
cause everybody worked and the real
ization of success is sufficient re
ward,
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1916-07-17

sitting down when something has
been accomplished and admiring
what has been done and not going any
farther ahead.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1916-07-17
l!Ssl Il o -
g;s' J! as:

Once there were giants in the land men who could
scrap to beat the band In modern times the cheapest
skates known as champeen heavyweights but long
ago, when Jim was young, men didn't fight with Jaw
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1916-07-17

Salem factories are putting in larg-
er equipment for the manufacture OF
loganberry and fruit juices. These
beverages increase in popularity.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1916-07-17

The Southern Pacific Company
will erect $4,000 station building
at North Bend.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1916-07-17

Yes, that is a very burning ques-
ton sometimes! If you are not fully
protected by insurance against fire,
NOW is the time to attend to IT..
Don't put off until tomorrow what
can be done today. How about that
home, merchandise, automobile, etc.?
Did you ever stop to think just
how little it will cost you to carry
your insurance compared to the ben
efits which you receive? A few dol
lars invested today may save you a
thousand tonight.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1916-07-17

The Weinhard Brewing Company
at Portland is putting out 5000 bar
rels of non-alcoholic beverage, em-
ploying rs persons.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1916-07-17

Hermiston dairynen are building
three new silos.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1916-07-17

Malheur county is building crushed
rock roads at $3.50 per mile.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1916-07-17

Famous Pri1sfighter and Actor.
says:
my enthusiasm for The fra
grGnes and mildness of Tuxedo
has no iimH. Tuxedo Is tSiihOui
doubt the most satisfactory pipe
tobacco.
sGsGM1Ss~
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-06-08
6 n n t.

@s mar tur5 Dor Monoti@lub, als
t4, fetnen Pfenntg @elb mebr in Ser
Saf@e, !9errn Maier traf. r2iebsr
Sreuno. faste i@ gu ibm, ri@ bin
total f9mar5."
r@9nara2" frogte er, nipas beiBt
6as?"
"Mun," iaste id, nbm - ib meme
- alfo tDnnten sic mir nt9t 80"
yM@ 10, nas leiben?" unterbri@t er
MIDI; rletoer nein, miHen sic, i4
bob' felber tiefite Srauer!"
3neife1bafte @ebnfu@t.
Ma0ame: r9at mein Mann sroBe
@ebniu@t nod mir gebabt, tpdbreno
ib berret1t MARE"
9ienitmGo9en: 80 ia, Defenders in
ben lebten Sogen, gnaotge Trau -.
% hab ia n bdufig i%euf5en boren."
8etriebs odung.
uDie alte Satin miro INNER per=
gebli9er; oa barf mon ibr nirtli@
tetn @ebeimnis mebr. anpertra'ien."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-06-08

@trofmaB Ser geradtung itrofen
foi;nren, men6en iie sen M6erlaB am
@elobeutel ON 6ur6 6ie g%nt5iebung
Der @11n6idaft, o6er sic @eeinfla1f-
flung bon @eidaftsler1ten, Dem glatt
6es MmfpiegIers sic &11noi6aft gu
ent3ieben. - Dieie Meu6leritrafart
miro balppt1adlid bon oelti6en Ser
einsbon8en in Mrtpenbung gebra@t,
oeren @intertreppempolitif Die &ritif
ser Deffentlidfeit nidt pertrogen
fann nn6 oerer @r0Be MIR oufre6t
erbaltet1 miro 611r6 6ie &ammel Die
iie li9 fir lire 8lane oreiiiert boben
NIT fiBliden S6mei@eleien umo
id01tet @eriprebungen. 9ieie Stre-
Der tbmn feimem 59ritt in sic Def
fentIi9teit> Der ni@t baralf bered=
met iii, ibr ei9enes Sd 5n tbrem ipe=
5ieIen &ortbeile in Ben 8or6ergrun6
at 6rangen. limo oesbab 1tno lie
gemeingefabrli6."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-06-08
fafnfktnkrti$.
@elbmaderei 1T sflaberei.

lteber Dollar unb @rfo1gs=@ fa
ben 1dretbt iebr ri9tig sic uBeorio
Sonne" mie foIgt:
Scr f%tnan5iene @rfoIg fibrt nit
nnter 6ie e6eliten Geelen a11f Mbmege
nn6 mudt man9en Mh1tbigen gum
Seigling un6 &eu@ler. Mus Mngit,
einen Dollor 5u berIieren, opfern Ser
artiee @dmddIinge 6ie Sreunoidof1
1tr6 ber1ieren 6as &e6tlt6feitsge=
fibl. l1nter Sen 9eutiden fin6et mon
6ieie Sfloben 6es @anfelmutbs 1el-
tener, ober merr rrar ibmen beqeg=
net, 6ann beriibren Tie I'M 10 efelbuf=
ter mei1 6iefe 3eiden Ser @barofter=
1oiigfeit 10 ftarf I'M @t6erfpr11de ite=
ben NIT Ser Mat1tr 6es Seuto1et!. Mls
ibren bitteriten Teinb betra6ten fte
einen 6el1ti6en 8eitungsmann, Ser
11i9t 5m ser Sorte Ser 2iebe6iener,
nn6 @rabfIBler gebort,
fon6ern sic 9inge beim redten Ma=
me1t mennt 1tn6 f11rdtlos feline Mei-
nltng iagt, 11nbehiimmert I'm Sic SOL
gen, sic 6ara1ts entlteben, ODER Sen
9onarberlnft, Sen er 90 onr9 erlei=
oct. Sic betrodten feline MenBerl1n=
gen als @elei6iglt1ig ibrer @erfon-
1tdfeit, tpeil file ii@ iduIoig befin-
ben, gegen 6as @emeintpobI geiiinb
Digit 5u bobet. Da iie nidt init Dem
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-06-08

&1aus, mo torfelte biit bod uber>
al ben, gra6 geibite 10 f&ief as en-
enali}@er &riBer, mat en- Sorpeoo
o6er @eeminen utn Meg min gabnl
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-06-08
Gas selegra,nm.

Ser @efreite Segpeii Manbor aus
MagD<&alinba miro aus benz Qa3a<
rett in feline 9eimat beurlaubt. @s 1T
bitterfalt unb er telegrapbiert 6aber
an feinen @ater: .Romme am Mbenb,
erparte MIDI nit 8ur,ba." 9as 1T
bic in ungarn iibli@e 8e5et@nung fur
ben @@afspel3. = Scum 1T ber Sc
freite in Maepz&alinoa aus benz Ma=
gen getlettert, itimmt cine 3igeunerz
tapene Den &atoc3Dmarf@ an. Mber
6iefer feterli@e @mpfang paBt benz
brapen @olbaten gar nt4t uao ct
felt Sen @ater CUR &eoe.
$50 bat," entf@ulbigte fi@ bet alte
&egbefi, nbaft 9u bod EXTRA telegra:
pbtert: .@rmarte mid nit 8anba"!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-06-08
Kindtrtde.
&anfhidfeit.

Die &iinttli9feit i6eint ouf Sen
eriten Slid mobl faum in SEN itrab=
len6en &ran5 Der erIeienen Gugen=
BEN gu geb9ren, 6eiien @eiib eritre.
benstpertb lit, un6 6od bat fife ibre
groBe @eoelttung, 6enua iie lift cine
nabe @ertpan6te Ser uiegensrei6en
&imelsto@ter" Sr6n11rg un6 Der
ftren9en @d9terin iber nnfer Ebun
un6 2aiiem, Ser @e1piiienboftigfeit
user 6ieien bei6en gebor9t, ser miro
m16 ale Sor6erunget an 8unftlid=
felt felbitberitdn6li9 erfullen. Denr
piinftli6 lit, per nit ser 3eit Sr6=
nung balt, tper 9epiiienbaft einge=
gangene @erpflidtr1nget erfillt.
@era6e ser Sugeno aber eri6eint
6ie @iiiinfttlit6feit letdt als ettpos
iebr Mebenid6lides unb &leinli@es.
u@as liegt 6enn 6ara11, Oh i6 bel
elmer @erobre6ung elm poar Minu=
TEN gu ipat fomme!" 6erft Mon6er
1rn6 finoet fi6, ftatt meniger Minu=
ten, Damn lieber glei6 cine balbe
|Stun6e gu fpat Elm. 1@os ma@t eS?
Sem Bre1tnbe i@a6et 6as @arten
nidts; er bat ia nidts @robes 5lt
Der i1rmen."
Mber troy Der ideinbaren untpid=
tigfeit in bielen Gallen fat es NIT
Ser giinftlii6feit 6o6 mett mebr a11f
ftd, als man 5rmeiit benft. @er iid
6aran getpobrt> fife gering gu odten,
fat iberam S9a6en 6abo1t. gs reiBen
Ser a1tmniiie Elm 11nb l1nor6nung al
Ter Mrt, sic 6os 2eben eri6meren.
Sic 3eit lit ia Elm foitbares Gut, 5u
6eiien redter @ermolt1ng &iinft1i6=
felt urerlaBlt6 lift. @er obne file
ms 8lo1te binein mirtbidaftet, lit
eun @eri6men6er, 6en sic 3eit BONN
feblt, menn er file am n0tbigiten
bro116t. Dns re6te &a11sbotnry nit
Ser 3eit Iernt MON ebe1 mir 6mr6
itrenge @em0bnr1ng an HiinftIi9=
felt.
Sic @9ule lit a119 oarin ein bot
5iigli6er 9ebrmeiiter. sic for6ert
piinft1i@es gri6einen ont Morgm,
ba1t itrertge @turr6eneintbeil11ng 11r6
berlangt fir ie6en Sag sic genoa1e
@rle6igumg Ger beitimmten Mnfga=
ben. 9ei6er 1aiien iid ober @iele
our& 6ieie quite 8u@t nidt 6auern6
beeinfluiien, ion6ern geitatten Ser
Sda1le sen giinitigen GinfluB 1ur
fir bei6rdnfftte 3eit. @or onem ge=
ben iie bon Ser g11ten @etp0bnung
gong ab, fobal6 ite Ser SbuIe ent=
tpadien itn6. Damn bot man ia 3eit
get1ug ur6 gIa1bt feline @udii@t ouf
6eren redte @intbeilung nebmen 5a
6iirfen. go begtnnt 5um 8eiipiel
glei@ 6as unpiinftIide Mnfiteben am
@orgen CUR @etpobnbeit GIT tper6en,
tpenn ni@t itrenge bansli6e 3ndt
oas @ri@einen am Srubitidstii@ ouf
cine beitimmte 8eit feitfebt. Mber
a11d obne iolden duBeren 3mang
ionte mani idon alS &irb fid ieIbit
att Die &iinftli6fett 6es Mnftebens
gemobnen, 6erm file mir6 gum @egen
fir Die gar5e 2ebens3eit. @er mill
fiirli6 bol6 cine @tltn6e friiber, bal6
cine Stur6e ipater ii6 bonn 9oeer
erbeM, farm idtper iiber feline Mor=
%genitrn6en berfiiger, 6ie bo9 bet Sen
meiiten @enfden eero6e 6ie r1big=:
ften @rbettsih1n6en 511 fem pflegen.
8efon6ers int Sa1tsbalt iino iie 1ebr
ui&tig; mos in ibnen berfarmt muir
De, 6as lit Den got13en Sag iiber oft
ni6t tpieber einsubringen. SSeoe redtte
&n1sfrau miro 6as aus eigener Gr-
fabrnng beitdtigem fonaren. Dus
&a1sto@ter6en ober, Dos 6abeim ser
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-06-08

fliiiien bes da1Beren s1eins. ~ Sc
fin6et ii6 bielleidt 6o9 INNER 1rod
Dies o6er ienes, tpas mon nit grtem
@iqen 11rb GINGER @nergie abtba1n
ffonrte 5u ieinem un6 ieiner MG@iten
8eiten. Sen falf6en @tol8 muB n1ar,
bierbei matiirlid boQfommen aus.
i6alten, nnb bel iol@ elmer @infebr
IN ietn eigeneS Sd lernt man om
ebeiten @eniden, un6 9inge un6 6as
got15e 2eben nit feinen 2oiten mn6
N0tben un6 Sreu6en nidt muir noh
6em, mie Der flii6tige duBere Sdein
1uns aues 5eigt, benerben nn1 beur=
tbeilen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-06-08
W}pral.

Wepral.
&eurer Sreunb, bu mubt bi@ dnbern.
sc lift tpirfli6 an Der 3ett;
2aB bon beinen Sar6enbdn1ern
l1n6 Der 8ur1denberrlt6teit.
@eibe beine bubide @leine.
Gag ibr ber3baft 2ebetpobl.
QieS audi ME me6r @einri@ 9eine.
9enn ser 8engel lit fribol.
@tatt Al leben tpie Elm Rraier.
l1nb All 1dtp6rmen immer6ar.
Rauf 9ir cine Slai9e 8ai1er
S;ur Sem tart seIidtet Saar.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-06-08

8reeDenborn: v60re, Nubelmil<
Ter, i'd min mir ieBt I'M eene Dolls
metf@erftequng in ee1en rnfftf4en
Sefangenenlager bemerben."
Mubelmi1er: nMbe- Meni@entinb,
@u tannit ia teen @ort @uffi@9"
8reebenbprn: sd meene ia nur
in ee1er1 SsSefangenenlager for taub<
itnmme &ufen."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-06-08

Mal1tter glbiuta1rt lem ion, Biz es
bieneiM 6ereinit aa16 einen eigenen
@ausbalt gu regieren Fat, tbrt gut,
6iefer grfnbrung at traaten uno Die
@iimftlidjteit bel Ser Morgenarbeit
ni6t gu unterf6aben. Cont miro
es bieueibt ipdter eitmal, pett1 ems
itere G%orberungen bera1ltreten, audi
in 6ieiem Sole beiBen: v@as &ans=
den 1ridt lernt, bas lernt Sons
nimmermebr."
Ma1d %tpeiterbin, 6ur6 Den 9a115et1
|&og, ge6eibt ia Ser @a1sbalt MIR
nod ben @eieben ser @iinftli9feit.
Sic al(ein berbiirgt feline geregelte
|Or6nptng Beruf ODER ioniti9e Eba=
tigfeit bes &olesberrn nerlangen
SSnmebaltung %beitimmter @tun6en
fir 6ie Mabl5eiter, sic piinftli@ BE-
rett fem miiiien; 6ana@ bat ii6 6ie
Trouenarbeit int &aufe gu rt@ten.
Sat 6os S0dterlein olio bereits Sic
@erpfIidtung gu belfem, 10 er5iebe es
ii6 ielblt gu piinftlider @rfuqung
oner ibm iibertragenen 0bliegenbei=
ten. Sat es 6en Giid fir 6ie Mabl=
5eiten ber3uri6ten, 10 gei@ebe es lie-
Der cine @iertelft1n6e 5u fritz, als
flint Minute1r gu ipdt;; m11B es Ole
@eidtpiiter fir sic S@ule beriorgen,
ion fem gutes 8eifpiel sic Siiingeren
8iimftlidfeit Iebre1. @or olem aber
borf Ser iunge &nabe o6er sos iunge
Md6den mi6t 6nrd fem eigenes
@erbalten ugegen Ole &unfttli6feit
Der ba11sliden Sr6nung beritoBen.
@er ii9 b~eripdtetes @rideinen bei
Sii@ 5ui6ul6en fommen labt, be-
5eigt '6amit 511glei@ cine be6ouerli6e
&ldiidtsloiigfeit unb nnge5ogenbeit
gegen Sic ibrigen Gii@gdite.
@leidyer @iididtslofigfeit geger
Mn6ere modt 1t6 ie6er i@a116ig, ser
no9ldiiig lit inn @inbalten Ser 3eit,
bel beitimmten 8erabre6ungen. @ier
lit itets @iiinftliidtfeit Elm @ebot Ser
&iiidii@tsnabme nn1 &0flidfeit, tpem
gegemiiber es o1t6 fem m0ge. Selbft
bel be1 Acknowledgment MnIGi1en
lift es ebrenboG, feline 3uberlaiiigfeit
51 bemeifen. 3umit fomen mir CUR
letten un6 b0diten 5t1fe, ouf ser
mir 8uiinfttlii@feit beueiien iollen, 5n
Ser, mo- iie ser @epiiienboftigfeit
glei@fommt, 1rdiimli@ tpenn es ii6 I'M
Sic @rfiinung g%egebener @eripredun+
gen o6er i~ibernommerer @erpflid=
tungen ban6elt. 9u 6arf es fir uns
niemols elm Mufi6ieben geben; %
beiBt es itetS iofort o6er 10 idynem
mie m0g1i6 oos tbun, mos bon uns
ertpartet miro, mdre sic So6e ou@
re9t unbe6el1ten6 o6er a1f ser or6e>
rem Seite miibepon nn6 management
fir inns.
gu baft Deinem 8renroe Elm 8u6
beriprodyent, olio glib es ibm 10 bal6
tnie m0elid! Du bait Sid GIT elmer
Silfeleift11ng berpflidtet: o1io iei
piinftli6 bereit, file 5n iibernebme11!
l%1eberbaupt: tDas 81 thun 1ou1t ODER
miuit, 6as tbue bal6! @eridume
1tiernoIs SEN re9ten 8eitpunH, in
6em es geideben fol! Dann miro sic
g%etpiiienbafte @iinftlt@feit Sir 6aS
2eben erlei6tern. Dent tper tie be-
fo1gt, ser bat INNER flare 8obn Dor
li@, 6en b%e6rangen nn6 be6riiden
feine @erfdumniiie un6 feline a11fge<
i9obene11 Mrbeiten; er bat Mnes CUR
redten 8eit erIe6igt un6 M11Be fit
6ie Mnfor6ernngen, Ole Ser 11elte Sag
bringt. @arum lit ou6 6ie @iiinfftt-
1idfeit midts @einlides, ior6ern ei=
ne fir unier 2eben t%pertbpole E1t=
gen6, 6eren Mneigr1ng mir inns in
Ser Sugen6 angelegen fem laiien fol-
len.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-06-08

- @nfant terrible. &lei=
1ter Sons: Sd mD@te nal oeine bie<
len 8dren feben, Sntel2
Snfel: @as minit gu, 2ausbub,
- 8dren ieben2
Steiner 9ans: Treili@, Snfel, -
papa bat geftern ge1ost, on ldBt Or
ieben Saq einen an6eren 8drer1 auf'
bdingen!
- Mnerfennung. ~@uer
@bef 1T ia bef0roert %>poroen."
- rsSa, CT fat uns beretts sratu>
liert."
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-12-22
War and Christmas
BY CHARLES W. ELIOT, Educator.

The Interpretation 81 Christian doc
trims and their application To modern
ronditI"D- of life have been the sy,ecial
study Of ti'e president emeritus of Har-
ward DIR. E'iot is perhaps the most
widely known and highly esteerned oi
American scholars.
TIE founder Of Christianity taught
i IN conversation and in public
speech, sddressrd chiefly to ignorant and
humble people, gentIeness. mercy. rights-
onsnes-. love, good will, and -erviceasle-
ne--. This teacbisg ws- cast into the
Greek and Roman sorld, a world full Of
war AMI tribal or national i-elii-hne--
The most civilized societies Of the tune
were founded on human slavery. Ro-
man imperialism VA at it, height. The
marvel j. = At - much Of the Original
'eaciiDg survived IL Immersion in the
prevailing thought and I.ractice of tho
first and Second cpnturie- IL survived
m q fe~ immortal plirs-e-. -entence-. and
stories. which became current and fxeo
N human memories. IL was inevitable
that Christianity, embo'iied in priest
hoo'i-. churches, and councils, should b,
soon corrupted by pagsni-n. militsri-rn
and impenali.rn; and that the original
tescbing should later be buried under
ereed- and doZma-
The horribie wsf, which i d.-olating
Europe AMI piling mp heavy burdens for
coming generations. proves that tho
Christian ehurchss. Greek. Roman. AMI
Pr"te-tant-. have c.'msletely Iailei. after
an 'V'rt~nce NOR than eighteen cen
tune, u cortroi bsli"nsl PASSION. AMI
80 he.rt- oi ruler-. They h-ve had great
inhnence IN the world for god, but they
have not prevented unchri-tian nation.
sli-m and cis-- sntsgonisrn, or the out
break Of primitive ssvsgpry on an inn.
mense scale
II the teaching ~ Je-u- be accepted a.
true snd right, how can IL hc made sn.
preDe in the world? Only ny abandon
ing its corruption and distortions, and
bringing ~ simple essentials b power.
The rite, dcgmss, and creeds which have
proved useless must he reIesssed 10 his
tory, vitn oil their shocking ideas sbou,
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-12-22
COL. SWOPE
Issues Call For Meeting Of West
Virginia Publishers Assoeis-
ton Jan. s, 1917.

Co. =. J. ~~oT,e. ~ welch. e,litor Il
the NcDoweil Recor'ler aud president nj
tie West Virginia Publishers A--o~ia
ton. hs- ant ont call for a meeting N
the newspaper men n - held in the CT,
Of Charleston, January :. 1917. The
editor- intend - take up and di-cu-- th.
news print situation and Other irnportsn,
matters of interr-t n the printing hui.
ne. The West Virginia legislature -.
ing N session At that time snd at tb-,
Place profnir~- t. make this one a the
INST important meetings Of the day.
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lent Wa: Charles Evans Hughes. Re-
publican, l43.I2I: Woodrow Wilson.
40, 4'c; For United states senator.
Howard sutherland. Republican, I44.-
~; W. r. Chiffon. Democrat. I3s. 80
For Governor. John J Cornwell. Demo
crat, l45.:;2f; Ira r. Robinson. Repub-
ican, llO.5G9
President Woodrow Wilson will r.
ceive one eiertOral vote from West Viz
gina, Orland DeI'ue. Of Kry-pr, having
been elected over :. A. >,.ott, Of Fayette
county although Hughes carried the
state by nearly 3.UD.
Tie reason for Mr.. Scott'- defeat Wa
that j. w. Dawson's name was ,re,ained
on the ticket A. a candidate for election
in several Of the counti-s.
In Csbeli county Da~- -on receiv-d L.
80; Votes ~hicl should have been given
T. ~cott. in Faye;te county he rereived
La: IN Raleigh county he recrives,
-. IN Wyoming he received |. tSo.
making a total oi 80 In Logan conn
y there were - votes credited to on.
Cot
Hon. g. q. Carrigan, the high mar
on the Republican ticket. r~ceive.i ms-
j0r'ty Of 2.72I over Oriand Dcpue. th.
iiign man on the u. M cratic ticket. th.
vote in the ent're state being Carrigan
I45. DrIue. 10. OK.
Orland DrI'ue, the high man on tho
Democratic ticket, received 2cS vote
more than :. A scott. the low man %
the Refnblican ticket, who recrived I3s.
D.,
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God and man. about sin, sacriii~r. pro-
y tistion. salvation for the lev. aud dam
nation fpr the many. aud with all the
a-retic, magical, and medistOrial con-
crptiOns Of priesthood anil sainthood
There will rerrsin to the church- rever-
ence, aspiration. iellow-hip. -arrrd poetry
and music. and the -anctification oi
birth, marriage, and destl.
With this great change will 20 a mod
flied conception Of hrroi-m Instead of
the heroi-m of the -oldier-and soldier-
have been and are heroic ny the million
human -ociety will chiehy respect and
praise the heroi-m of the doctor. nurse.
fireman, 10 man. re-cner. and lonely
-trugzler against want. sickness. and
temptation.
That Is What the Great War teaches
concerning the shortcomings Of organ
'zed Christianity and the long road hu-
manity must travel before the blessed
tractIngs Of Jesus can come ~ govern
the relations Of man 10 man and of M
ton u nation.
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Court of Special Ses-
sions Sustains Conten-
tion of Colored An.ler
CAN NOW WEAR THE PIN
|. B. P o. E. Triumph Shown in
Decision Rendered in Fa
vor of Cornelius Stafford, Mem
Der Of Nor arch Lodge No. IS

NV YORK. Dee L.. Af'er a long
iiyh, in the state r"ur, from the Lowest
d IN" highest the a ,lor,.i r Ks have
at triumphed or justice. h - bsen evenl,
ralsnc'ri ard rig;.t hsve c..nqurrrd
night. Last week in the court here y
TT A. made.
Corn tin >tsil,r.i. who was arrested
tugu-' 81 immediately after the r.
-. % r.. convention ir Philaie'nl,is for
wearing an E'k's pm. came thrs ugh viii
';- Ease victorious Thursday last. in Part
"i the Court 80 ~p.Ae.ia' Sessions
Mr. stall .rl j. a u,.-iils'r oi Nenar,.il
L''ig" No ~, and IA l. l,....n a rnrnll-c,
q rhr "Fdrr for .''..' time ar.i Was sr-
-e~t'-i on Wssr i:.J'h street. tiri= city
rhr"rgh the ability O.; Attornry PniIip
VI Th"rne ard ilrr .,rrsi-t.nt sf IT. T.
" NarDsni~ls she ca-.. Ma fully pr.-~.,
cltr' and given evr'y frir c'alc 80 ai,
~tsii 'rd VA dismiss. Il ~ 4 r.-sul;
Ffior a. l%l7 he i'g~l fight l~r-u
s'sin~i coi"-e,I r k. c- Immediately -
;.r 'he Srttsng up 81 vsripu- ,-,l. r,-l pc
i."'.c- IN 'i'i.-r.nt -ec,i"fs al Ire rotsi-
y. ln l9., in White Plains Justin,
h"r~riiau-rr, in ,hs ~up~ef,.e C,r:st
hai.'ie'i DOWN = t.-.i-isl against Ga. o.,
''rei t.iks nut Ne-~r-. . Frank Mh,afrr
and i;uiu> l. H. rry. a-t"rpry. Tor o..
rolpred orirr, msd application AT once
u reopen the caSr AMI have IL Transferred
- BrOc k'yn. fhi~ Vas on Juit s,h. hrt
oD July 18th deci~iSn wasa asain render
e.i IN favor Of The q A. o. y.
Later on tie ca-s up.sn an apr Al wss
argued before sh- snuft nf Apr-.als. the
highest tribunal 10 th- Em:,;-e state. bnt
he decision rrn.iercd only reversed the
':'r'sion oi tho lower courts ~n evrrs |
point, exrept the u-s. 81 the flk-' name |
y the G. 'loret l'siss-- This il ~ taired: /
- the colcred antier- - once made plars
- carry fheir ii ght t. the United ~tar,~
~nPr, me Court. hiie preparations were
being made, though delegation of col- /
ored Fix appeared hef re a delegation |
of white Eiks representing New York /
Lodge No. /, headed 10y Exalted Ruler
Leach. ard BE- proi,i'-s I q lie his ipnr- /
ence c. call oii the fight against coIored /
Elks, pro,i'iing they c@il ia. nselvs-
''Colosri Eiks. This Was rommnri |
cate'i g. Tire various lolgrs and t..ry lie /
cided To- do -.