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The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-05-26

+. Z. Cock, Joe Parson, Moss Meadows, A. C..
Hufford and J. K. Smith Chief Mouroer.
The Cortese Moves Slowly to the
Crave --lnterment June 9Th.

get it.
CABBAGE HEADED MEADOWS
The audience wa- next I@lal,or.sI I,v
the Hon. Mos Meadows. the f,-s,hz,..i
back number politician. who claim. IN
conduct farm over at Princeton q,
present When lac grt- warmed nm Il,
his speech he resembles a eros betxss,
Windmill and porpoise.
Napoleon said that Col VA. AWAY. ON
the side OF the heaviest batslIions. IL -
sa'd 10y tho~e who know him h..-t th.,
Meadows is always ON tia. -i,ie that Ia.
the gre ste~t number of ioliar-. IIetsk-
hims'lf very seriously Politics viii, him,
bn-ine~s-not aprinciple ni- pplicv
is destructive not constructive Sinc,. Ia.
can hold an Office himself IN N.,c,.r
county he doesn't wish To- -,.. the N.yro
anywhere else I'm the state holding an nj
Ice He is especially hitter against
howard Harper. who II candidate Tor
the ii"use of Delegates, and who hn.
done more Tor the Republican party IN
THIS county than any other man white or
black. This fellow can't discuss ,h. -.
s,is----the men and the measures ,..so,...
the public. Iiis i- a campaivn of ,-
-"nsl'ties. vituperarion. villiiication and
abu.e.
Ills political bo~s has always playei
one Negro against the ether. The trnth
ID that his boss does not belisve IN Nsv,,.
representation. This i. why he hs. en-
tered - many Negroes. in the race for the
honse of Delegates. lie hop.. by 10 do
ing 10 20 split the Negro VOTE A. IN d.
iest ALL the Negro candidates. What
does the public think of Negro who i.
90 pu"'i'snimous A. to allow himself to
lie ns~si ~ tool? This was the methe.d
used 70 defeat John MitrhelI for the
Board of Alderman in Richmond. Va
The same trick lost the coIorei psople in
rsyeste county their representation i'm
'he legislature. Tom Sweeney WAS pistsd
against Jim Ellis and all the Nevroe. in
the state lost.
blsck man you are on trial tod.v
The eyes OF the world are upon Won
Don . let neither brihe- nor threats lure
YOU from your invIoIsbIe duty t. your
selves, your families, your country and
your God.
on the 9Th day Of June let every Negro
VINO iove- his r2ce and who Respects hi-
mother, cast his ballot for Hon. r.. A.
Harper Tor the House of Delegates and
Tor the entire Kobinson-I lite ticket from
governor down To the smallest di.trict
officer.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-05-26

Sssaksss Nssrs H.s Dsss Wsrk-
- Fer o. Rsitsa1 8
Years.

Fsts-ains ysks' sssvsos tos O. en-
paoyss b he rsoord Of Taylor Pullman,
. Nero. a. ysszs old. Who vvas frou
selma - Birmingham, Ala. - Bscsivs
his loyslV medal ir0m The PFssidsiS q
de Southern railroad. whsa shss oalcisI
dissEibased shout l5O sach psssimouials
among employee of IS ysan' sosivs ssrv.
ics with the rod in the cs~trsl pars ol
10 stass.
Parkman holds ~ rppord toF loaa
ssrvics With The came employer In tn
Ua'ssd Stssss % Tar - - ksown. He
has nsv~s ssksd tor . JOB. whea -
ysars Of 80 hs went 70 ~ ~ shs
southsrn railway - . cart driver for tn
eoastsnction gang snildiaG shs Old Ala
bana asd nississippi Fsjlpoad vess oi
eslms, which b now . part of ~ south
ern sysesm-
He ~ . slave owner and didn't have
70 so'icis work. lt vss given 10 him
Whso The Emandpssion peoclamseian
~ issusd By Prssidsat Liasoln Psrk-
man didn's ssars ous In search Of snothsr
job He jus sesysd on. Ha has bsen
With The company ever sincs-
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-05-26
ROSS CAvENOlSH
Says Democratic Ssppsst Hand
cap to Lily, Sesdiag Hin b
Political Space.

The Democratic party 10 still sticking
TO Gen. Abraham Lilly and myself like
tick on the ear Of . wosthlsss cur. We
both realize that il Ne can do somssh,ns
10 shake of the Democratic influence
that we will 20 down 70 defeat in the
primary OF courss it's generally under
stood that in the event OF the election OF
General Lilly or myseIf. that whiskey
will How again. IL may be 90, bot not
u such hell OF IN extent - to attract
foreign immigration.
The story going the rounds that Gen.
Lilly and myseif. while speaking before
the Association Of Holy RoIlers on Mossy.
pro nised that in the event Of the election
81 either of ne. that the church would b
ensbl a 10 bsptize iss converts in spp,s
brandy 10 campaign lie, started with
the dsiiberst. intention of beiitslins M In
the eyes of the Womsn's Christian Ten
perxnce Union
Pastor kusseli has sncces5ed In obl,s-
Grating he'll. but Ne both wish he'd Iefs
t - Il vss: Tho miserable Democratic
. 'ntiment 10 pushing us into our political
graves - fsss - the unlocked vb~>is Of
time cen wheel ne on. We ean bpsh -
our ends and everybody eiss can - en-.
Why the devil 10 vss thss Thomas Jeees-
. IN cut his teeth vi'hous fatal results %
m ,re than can -
don't know what arrangements Gen.
Lilly - mskins Tor his future. bus I er-
pct 70 enter Roman Catholic nunnsry
'mm~disssly after the primary.
Msssy 10 rather dry and spsrsrly 49,
tied ns'ghbrrhocd. In his sps>ch 81 thss
point. 70 - ssssrted shss 0ensrsl Lilly
said "It seems 70 me shss III you psopss
need 70 vss~r and soci~sy," sben s|
shooshiul old citizen remarked: "Thsss
ell he'll pseds."
Msy the Lord help N % - right.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-05-26
LILLY HEADQUARTERS
OUT Of BUSINESS
Fail to Pay Debts Goods a,d
Chattles Seized For Rest.

Bluefeld, w. Va, May Z3..-Notx,tb-
standing the fact that il il current erport
That the Lilly people arr flushed visb
smp~iNn fund-. the headquarters at this
're~ 49, ci'-sd srd the desk, typevrit~r
i''d "ti'-r ~ Hpn~nt Was -cized q few
days ago ~ Mr. q. W. Price. proprietor
81 the Imperial Hopl, for rent.
This headquarters vs- rented and opep-
Ell at the beginning of the campaign by
j. Mos Meadows, Of Princeton. Who h..
been campaigning IN Mcdowell county.
AMI Iunious Chandler Wa put in charge
- secretary.
Toa representative of The McDoweu
Times who called upon him 70 know
~hy the Lilly headquarters in Bluefie,d
rs- clo-ed, Mr.. Chandler stated that ssI
sm bitterly oppo-ed b the crooked man.
ssement and non-psyment Of hop~-t
debs- u honest people and decided IN
20 no further becsuse of the hop>le-~n~-.
OF the cause. ! can neither psy the rent
Tor the Office nor my board and \ am
through"
This r. the second Lilly hesdausrsrr.
10 eiose, the colored Office in ChsrIe-soo
wss closed soon after the convention h~,d
IN that city becsuse it wss swsmpsd v;th
debss and Ralph W. White. the ms.-
sesr could not he found and there 80
no money with which 10 pay.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-05-26
HON. L Q. WILSON, STATE LIBRARIAN AND
nEl1lER OF The STATE CENTRAL CON.
MTTTEE DELIVERS PRINCIPAL ADDRESS
Dn. J. y, Lnthz, S. A. Da.iA, Hens. G. L.
Count, :Stanley E. Nease, ]. ". Edwards.
Samuel Crider, ". B.rbridse Payne a.1
:. Others Deliver Ringing Addresses

Ing n his support Of The Has6sll sduin.
's>rseoa and ths gEsss neasurss rs hsa
viessn Into laws Ths speaker diseuss-
"a z: isoesh ths leadine issuss and in .
ersphie appeal urEsd d peoole "a 90
b he adminiserssiou vhIcN -. 49, -
much Sor she@. He rsssivod "a oSsros
y ne esoe a N >ddrpus. Is - IS
O'Clock os(oss the nsssing 6naIIv s.lionr.-
"a snd evsn TN shsrs go Skore vho
sss: rsmcenns - - Quiss . number
vo.no veso pen1Dot and many az
Pso ensn0vs - hsjns hiehly plsas-
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-05-26

h srsassss mssting b local spsaksr'
q thib snsin esnpai&n vs pulled Oh u
Kssu1bns lass Saturday night There ha1
hesa , sost a fsslinG in sons Qusrsss'
yelsns 3 hix nsssins coald not b seaeed
lh1ss - - eo0p'ess sacsess Of thil
nnsstiaG sneirsay dbrooerrssd thssa
(douhfina Thouasss and rs6sctsd -Grss>
essdis @ ths commif1as o. arrsnRsmsnt .
T.b sommlstes coosiseinG Al Fountain
Tncker. Albert McCs5, Jake Hsskiss.
HsP0 Jonss. L. r. Richard. ORR Wood,
John Wood and Msss Mooss bed ri
ao1AinG uodoos for shs sncosSs of ~
|mses>nx md he public y sssssiy isdsAs-
ID 10 thee pubic spirited gentlemen ~ho
laborsd - asssduosAy for the success a
|shs nsrsine.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-05-26
The PEOPLES CANDDATE
FOR GOVERNOR
Unbought and Unafraid


sosee selecting
20 % exercised
WI" ~ UNFAIR rspsntsuons
S"oos Hoesneen
N sx.ec q ~hst farmer th
mse"s
An" - no higher ambition
- semasssslc N re .nas BY the
en 70 rob Wsst vsa Of her
The ' WV --'' ~" V"
Are you going to cast your vote June 9Th
tor Ira E. Robinson and yourself, or for Abe
Lily and the corporations!
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-05-26
Attorney ceneral Lilly. Tie 'tcespe. King"
Takes "A Cambles's Chance" O Delsd-
ing the Repabscan Voters Of W. Va. in
Nominating Hin For Governor.

h.
The Hon. Lilly been rsc-nuy crowned 9. IN. co..
Hns In hs sndsavoss sosanssusn which
NE indnsoos Of hs sp,e sdmis. taking
gamblers chance shineans people wss Virginia
we're ness" He hf fckls M
tune sod soy pay bsesr eams wir ~he Rpob
seaa noa,aaesa er .s ss ssaks Mr. Linv
ss"~ ssSas ss.sss sss.ss ysssssss, nony
"' - srds - posaG prootoa that
ling nincts; and Attorney General fss into sroo.
error for the victims Of Mr. picking scheme are unahss to
s any funny side the hod hnovleds which h
oaes poiaon Attorney canes u. p
pc the 's.s Who hsd ss'ssd him. .s.mps political
ak Who ought Attorney General Of ss
ass and whose sppssr -
bizarre and ncoosuoos Of dosksy 20 Iouis.
nssf without eopcsng bic indusns the
dsaaon sha be could Of on
from no quarter hs' sashs dsroxssosy ability
high porps unsdh ssmanhp yudss e. Roboson Hi,
opponents do not fear s be will Hssasd
u,nnsssd end bs they do fear s.d .v b.v
god OF Judge mbsr of our
supreme Of by nsushs bu the l.v
wet virginia he not has he
pnbc ls the 20 psromsoes Of
a" public dus He he's chnssu simple h
xnids rather than . ssmbsr's mex.
Of Mr. Lily when coaons>t -;u M ,t
Of 's ~'coodaes - the Attorney asrs upo.-
bs for respectable suppos sivs conn.
tnance his csndiiacy hun 10 h doih v
only Of PcsI bsand vrsnis can
not without uiyins euves bosoo
sdm shss Mr. Lilly hes becoming governor
Of wss vrin Rpubsn pssy eager 70 siv. Mr. v o.,,
n ue kespog 81 ns frsnds
ecsy Tor him Mr. Lily svsssd would b. q d~u
i've e'ssns and upoo ou Democratic
brshrea Republican ss,ur~d for sbs
sers tseoy would party that long ~
Shsks % the Lilly incubus"
f Republican vosers Of wes Virgins ~od~vfx
sas 10 vhih Mr. Lmy political rkooss rh man.
per OF svnpasnts administration sppssl nosbns
espias p,4aon wsy shs bv Tn srp o
card or The as a coin Mr. Lily inposbus, nm
ks eoi the Msu t.ro
political gambling
hssy u The ssie Lily deayns there !. such hin,
= kotsnson sckss and Lilly candidate.
os county and dsss os Tbsy sh>y sodps
dysm missne sboo svsv T~v
psrcs shs sseh division cssdd>, u~v
cannot reach the of e Evsns Lmy ..
man., sho he Hone Dsssssss rsv ah.r Tai.
sosd cd Hard sAsn Bsps .>~s sss h. "a.
psssnd snd s,ecssd from shs N a..
s.u from heDovsn end would NOT
ehsss railway sling spi~ rssrosd DE-, sxx
- sshs wnss Thar der b..s n,
Rob.sos s<kss be- ss ~ Dnuyer.s rs
- Isdssd sbrs Lazy RoS6.ss 49, IN.
v - 4ss Rssassos aeks 81 Lay skss nd, n,
- ssv~ a ps~sy sriss dsg s.sy p<k sun n
pYn d1es, ssh~ shs Rspssses.s-n ., - A.
SD - - poiss psisapb prsss. 49, 49, nss..
goo&a0 exs sAsk fsvntss suks 80 e..h.s
49, 8 eHastne nss ssss pssas saas. = - H. A,
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-05-26

Dr. X. H. McKoy, President Of The
Golden Ruie Beneficial and Endowmsoe
Association, vss IN ths cisy Ssv dsy.
80. The doctor ssys sh<y srs exps-sse
- - - funssoan Msy 1sh-
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-05-26
CROWD GATHEREs EARLY.

The Keystnne- Eckman band parsded
The principal sezsses al de city rendering
yPspuhr airs and long bsfors dsrk in-
0snat crowds began 70 move In the d.
naseoa Al fhs Hippodrons in which
Psasa bhs nsssing 80 head. By 8 O'Clock
ehis spaeiou. shsaEss sss erovdsd with
ehs h 3 p~opls of the sis8 End great
esowds sontipusd 10 coms until sanding
poao tss ~ . pse0inm 4 largo part
of ehsraAisncs eoasisssa a lsdies Who
kshqwe< ~ 1heir intsrsss end cios s'teu-
- - 1ksir esne9n - - eunDpua
49, - nnoiA II a4ennGFd -
tshs - b exceeded only By thss Al ~
~ olts.sIses. Ii i only nscessary 10
ssass siins u 7. whitsico. the vsrsstiIs
editor q The NcDovsil Times spd polit-
iesj Gisnt sf the ''sesss Of Mcdowell"
pssslded for sbe psbsic - b assured
ehss - uepeisg was haDdled In Q most
sssspsshae names.
| ABLE AND ELOQUENT SPEAKERS
ExOORIArE COUPON ABE"
Ths candidacy Of no candidate in the
hissosy q Wess Virginia be- ever esum-
pied and; shsivslrd up - has the candi.
daey a nr. Lilly, This i one sf the
noss amazing features Of ths entire cam
psien- In fhs beginning Nr. Lilly's
candidacy srvw With the rspidisy Of the
psovsrbisl 'Joush's eourd" until it bad
resch-d tie proportions Of . gigantic
balloon. Tbs Lilly following alI ovss
tie sssss wss bisssndy exultsnt. Yoo
coaidn't heer anything bus Lilly, Lilly,
Lilly, and it sssmsd - il everybody in
the state bed gone LiiIy-Esd. With the
snnou .cemsus Of JUDGE Ira Y Robinson
Mr.. LiIlv's bnom ssoppsd growing. whsn
the Robinson artillery began 70 unlim-
bsr numerous pusesarss were siven the
Lilly balloon. This pat n,s Lillyisss on
ths defensive and hss kept sbsm buoy
patching. With Govsrnog Hssdsld and
Judge Robinson firing broadsides ss his
vsbO,inR balloon, greet and irrsparahse
sss.fs have b<<n inf ncssd and this murh-
rolsa candidacy has now rsachsd . sestr
q pssss eollspss.
DIR. J. w. LUTHER EnBxLNs THE
HON. JOSEPH CkoCkETr.
in . 80 sppsuesisss rsg-srhs Ne chair
man insrodorsa = ne 1us sps.ksr ~
j. W. Lssk.sr. q weseh, ssadidsss say
tie s<ass srnsss. Dv. Lusbef y . nss5vs
wsss vHa<.n and . vesf kno~n sad
succsssful os.isess man an,i made . CO.
issl sdd~s. tie infspsd Ne sndienes
thss NE psscss u smbsimine wss pro
srrsine nicvIy end that the body vosld
BE- ready Cor burial June osh.
Dr. Dsniess wss next introduced - .
candidate for sheriff. The doctor bss
lived in this county for nearly twenty
6ve pears and y oss of iss leading phyv-
cisns AZ pssssus he = mayor a wsieb
sd = sxo~dsneiv popuIsr shrcuehopS
ne county He 10 leading his opponens
~ mile and 90 win In . sslk.
Hoo. q. l. Chants. candidate for psos-
ecssins sss rev. nat prvspns<d bis
claims Ia y bus fssr 20 NJ Ooaos 10
ssy That h~ - Ios.I R~pabi'csn, sn
sbIs lawyer ssd o. 9 ot sh~ MOI n. qo>ss
spsshsn In sbe counsy. He sps en- 80
enthusiastically r-r<sved-
Hon. J. " Edsards. nc0issis Hat
6~ld, 5sass~y T. Ns-~, n. y. Psys-,
ssms~s Ori<~s. Floyd R.s and osbsn
sbly discussrd shs izsnrs.
HON. l.. q. WILSON.
F.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-05-26

IL Lilly - stsornsy ssssrsl vool srsf-
&c in O. and o. coupons Tor HE p<rsossI
rsin, ~hss would Lally - sovsvpor Do
With Virgins Debs csvsi6csses7
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1916-03-15
wood" is a great deal better.
News in Your Advertising.

aEt8s2 NEWS IN 1Our A0VcEtlSlNS.
These specific details draw pictures
in the readers mind. "A fence manu-
facturer in seven words, "horse high,
pig tight and bull strong" gave a
finer description Of a satisfactory
wire fence than many people could
give in a hundred words.
AS you pay for each line or inch
of space that an advertisement oc-
cupies, it pays to choose your words
carefully and to cut out all useless
ones. Plain, simple words are better
than unusual ones.
News is powerful magnet for
getting attention. Lay hold of the
news points of your products and
develop them.
Suppose you had planted new
variety of potato, which we will call
the "Dutchess." A headline, such as
'Those New Duchess Potatoes"
followed by good description,
would create interest.
If Judge Wellknown is customer
or yours and the Judge dosen't mind
being quoted, a headline such as
"Judge Wellknown Bought 10 Bar
rels" or "Judge Wellknown Says:
Finest I Ever Saw" will command
attention.
Don't try to have many display
lines in a small advertisement. It is
better to have one Misunderstanding
phrase or group of words stand out
strongly, and let the remainder of
the advertisement, except possibly
your name and address, be in plain
reading type Of the size that the
printer uses in the news columns.
When you get inquiries respond
Immediately and fully.
A great deal depends upon how
you follow up the interest that your
faithful salesman, the advertisement,
creates for you. The paper can't al
ways complete the sale. Usually it
awakens interest and brings buyer
and seller together. The rest is a
matter of face-to-face or letter sales
manship.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1916-03-15
WORLDS LEADING
TOBACCO TOWN.
Winston Salem, N. c., Now Manu-
features More Tobacco Products
Than Any Other City in the World.

Winston Salem, N. c., Now Manu-
features More Tobacco Products
Than Any Other City in the World.
Following are extracts from an adj
dress delivered by Co. "A. D. Watts,
Collector of Internal Revenue for the
Fifth District of North Carolina, at a
smoker given by The Twin City Club,
Winston-Salem, February 18th, 1916:
Some Comparisons.
"Winston-Salem is supplying one
fourth of all the chewing and smok-
ing tobacco consumed in the United
States, besides exporting vast guam
titles to foreign lands. This state
ment is taken from the report of the
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
for the first quarter of the present
fiscal year and from private advices
from Washington, as to the second
quarter, which ended December 31st,
last. So
"Your city is making one-seventh
of all tobacco products and
smoking tobacco, cigars, cigarettes
and snuff-manufactured in the
United States. Your manufacturers
are paying an average about $1,000
day revenue taxes to the govern
ment and the amount is increasing
from month to month. When your
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1916-03-15

government building, much the hand
soonest in the state, was completed
last July at a cost Of $250,000 your
newspapers made the statement that
the taxes paid in your city to Uncle
Sam for the first eight days Of it's
occupancy would pay for. it. Since
September, it has taken only a frac-
ton over seven average days collec-
tions here to equal it's cost. So far
this week, Mr.. Crawford has taken in
$206, 428.50. I predict that before
1916 should have ended your average
weekly payments to the government
on tobacco will more than pay for
this magnificent building, leaving the
collections for the other fifty-one
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1916-03-15
weeks as clear profit to the govern.
Tobacco SHIPMENTS.

Tobacco Shipments.
''Winston-Salem is shipping on an
average each week day to all parts
of this country and to foreign lands
at least $150,000 of tobacco products.
I'm conclusion, Winston-Salem
manufactures more tobacco, all to-
bacco products are taken into this
statement, than any other city on
earth, little or big. Industrially, she
is easily first in North Carolina, pop
ulation considered, first in America
and believe, in the world; socially,
a never failing delight to her
friends."
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1916-03-15

Buy Prince Albert oil oue-
the ctiviiiiized .0orlGS!: i7oP2yrea
bags, Sc; tidy red tins, Zoe;
pound and hekc-pound iii.
Is1rnidoys-ond-fhat CLASSY
/ crystal-glass pound hun,idor
/ with sponge-nlcfstener top
that keeps the tobacco in
such fine shape-ai.Days
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-12-15
trouble

trouble
Mrs, Hosey, who before her mar
-iage was Miss Amanda Bradford,
was born at Stephens City, Oct. %,
1886, but practically all Of her mar
ried life she had spent in Stanton.
She possessed lovely Christian
character, and for many years had
9een devoted member Of the Meth
adist Episcopal church. South. She is
survived BY three daughters, Misses
Hattie, Carrie, and Blanche Hosey,
If that city, also by a daughter-in-
'aw. Mrs Edward Hosey. who has
padc her home there since the death
# her husband several years ago.
he is also survived by two sisters,
Mrs Charles Williams, Kernstown,
"a. and Mrs Lucy staff Baggett. Of
Martinsbure
The funeral was held Saturday AFT
rnoun from the residence on North
lewis STREET and was conducted -
h pastor. Rev NJ d. Mitchell Mr..
s. Ice Knowles sang solo, Good
sight a. the services.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-12-15

AS OF THE LUMBERLANDS
Chapter III opens with one of ne
most rictureSuC scenes ever shown
~ a paotcplay screen-the TWO "a.
noers guiding their frail craft BY
deNterous strokes through the rapids
ot boulderstrewn river in the fam
ed Yosemite Valley Of Northern Cal
itornia They make a safe landing
ST Ike out afoot for the record
cra Office
In the meantime Holmes men
have escaped death and they arrive
a the recorders office a few minutes
after Helen has filed on the coveted
lane.
Through the tak'-g NJ OF a friend.
" subscription to bay Helen birth
lay present, 1t is discovered by
Holmes men that she is a few days
under eighteen years old-the legal
age when she filed on the lands Of
the murdered homesteader. and
his son stephen (Helen's halfbroth.
r, though neither knows ID on the
7trength of that fact procure a multi
heation OF her filing and record a new
fling in Holmes name.
Then incidents piled upon each 9th.
or with the suddenness Of debris In
wreck To offset the loss of their
log-tioating hight, Helen and her
friends decide 10 use Holmes railroad
q transport their logs to mill. The
3oes are loaded. Holmes arrives upon
be scene and announces that his
road Is not a common carrier and
VIII not transport rivals business.
lie orders the engine uncoupled from
ne log train and departs Strategy
takes hand. The uncoupled fiat
cars are showed onto a down-grade
and sent whirling of their own mo-
mentum 10 the mill. Meanwhile
Holmes wife has taken a train TO
meet her husband, at his direction
3nd there is a Wild race with a loco
motive with Helen at the throttle to
2Eertake and pass the runaway cars
md throw 2 switch 10 prevent a fatal
collision between the passenger and
he freight The race succeeds. there
is savage fstfght between the
small timber holders and employees of
Holmes, the log train eventually
caches he mill, and the logs are
'7'0aded. Helen wires Holmes. taunt,
ngly,
Logs # mill First blood
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-12-15
roo LATE TO CLASSIFY

classified &ds rsea,yeo 4fter
O'Clock wal be put ander tnts
heading and properly classiaea
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-12-15
What's In A

lt depends on what
the name is.
The Gem worker and the Idaho labor herald. (Boise, Idaho) 1914-1917, 1916-07-20
Modern Feudalism

The Supreme Court says:
"We are unable to find precedent
where like or similar conditions have
The Gem worker and the Idaho labor herald. (Boise, Idaho) 1914-1917, 1916-07-20

Labor often rightly complains that
those who preach Christian righteous
ness are among the last to preach or
practice 81 bcial righteousness. 1t finds
requent occasion to denounce cleri-
al organi cations for their refusal to
condemn those social sins that are
profitable to heavy contributors to
church funds. Therefore it is no more
than right that when a church does
put itself in agreement with the
forces tha make for social revolt that
fact should be noted and credited.
The So tial Service Commission of
the Episcopal diocese of Fond du Lac
has just adopted a resolution that,
If followed, would place the members
Of that did ocese far on the road toward
a social I'd volution. Here is the reso-
luton:
"Resolve ed, that It is the mind Of
this countii that the highest form Of
Christian social service is the estab-