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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-08-14

these were children. The paid adms-
sions numbered 1858. A. r. Wilson is
home from his vacation and is also
back on the job. Within few days
all buildings on the beach will be
whitewashed.
The Crown drug store sold during
the month of July $933.9S worth of
stamps and stamped envelopes, besides
doing a good business in the way of is
suing money orders, The stamp busi-
ness has been gradually increasing
since the contract station was estao-
lished, all of which indicates there are
a lot of folks who buy their postage
stamps at the most convenient point
At the Cherrian dance next Thurs
day evening in the armory, those VINO
can throw straight will be given falr
chance to demonstrate, as George 4.
l.. Snyder will produce his famous doll
rack. Besides the doll rack, he Will
introduce Salem society to the myster'
les of the game called keno, There
will also be wheel of fortune IN
which prize is guaranteed with every
turn of the wheel
Even the Portland bakers, falling IN
line with the talk of those in the east,
are saying things about ten cent
loaf of bread. If such thing mater
iali2es, it will be up to. the women to
"'bust the trust" by doing their own
baking. The refiueries in the east re-
duced the price of sugar> last week.
mainly because the women refused TO
do much canning with sugar lover'ng
close to the nine cent mark.
An incline railway will be construct
ed at Black Rock by the Spauldlng
Logging company as part of the exten'
sion of their logging railroad at that
place. The plan is to construct from
the end of the present railway, an IN
cline 2l00 feet long, vita % per cent
grade. Cars will be hauled up this in
cline. and when loaded, will be let
down. with donkey engine. At the
end of the incline, the company pro-
poses to extend the railroad two and a
half miles along the ridge of the noun
tain where it owns approximately lOo,'
100000 feet of timber. The end OF
the incline is at the top of the Coast
range mountains at point where tae
Siletz wagon road crosses the noun
tain. The incline and extension of the
! road will cost about $4,000.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-08-14
R. S, Radcliff Of this city received

II. .. haucntf OF TINS CITY recelveu
a letter from his son Henry, who en-
listed several weeks ago in tn U. 5.
navy aud AT this time is at the train
ing stat' ,n at San Francisco. He re,
ports ne is more than pleased with the
navy and states that the food is of
the very best and comments very high
ly on the Officers in charge there, and
recommends that any young man that
is wanting a pleasant vocation cannot
find any thing better than the navy.
hinnie will be transferred TO the hos
pital station in few days where he
win commence training in that depart
ment, Mr.. Radcliff expects to be in
Frisco about the 25th of this month
cc.,u will spend several days there and
yet as much information regarding the
navy as possible. A number of young
men are wait'lg to hear from him be-
fore enlist'.g.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-01

scicutist OF tho Department OF AEri.
culture. a small sample OF tho tea IL
placed in 4 sieve. where the dust is
shaken over piece % white paper.
When approx Imately one grain grain
ar dust has been accumulated IT is
pressed onto tho paper. so that any
particles "f coloring matter contained
In 1t VIII streak tho paper Tho dust
is then removed and the sheet OF pa
per Is inspected through a InagnifylnG
glass, when the presence OF rrusgian
blue, soapstonc OF adulterating mate
rial - at once revealed
Thus the government has made it
mpossihi" for us to drink an Impure
and Inferior cup Of tea and the gov
eminent experts, enthusiastic IN their
work. want US 20 discard coffee and
become "a a-driuainG nation. Al
ready tea-d drinking as = social fad is
well established W. give tea must
Gales, tea Gansants, ana wc patronize
tea rooms at o'clock N Tho afternoon.
IN public "" diin~ tea hu, in the So
clusiou Of our own homes we arc ant
10 make q surrcptitious raid on the
Kitchen and CRAFTY our American
craving for cup OF cnT.e
Now. however, We arc told by gov
eminent experts rha, tea is much bet
Ter FOR uS than coffee. anu q great dcal
MOI. iuyiruratiur II has been point
cd oUr mat the t"a -driiting armies Of
Europe display wonderful powers or
endurance, due to tho stimulating 81
feet o. tea Mr.. Mitchell strongly ad-
vocatcs ~" use 90 tea In preference %
coffee In the American army Daily.
the value Of tea as (. national stiinu-
liant j. becoming more apparent, and
the government is making every cf-
fort 30 aid It's popularity 10y keeping
all hat pure ana lI-G.Nofed teas out
II the country.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-01
Shells and Separators

Many iron factories can ne readily
hanged into ammunition plants, hIt
~ rs claimed That -hose manufacture
ing TIA" parts for cream separ.tnrs
Viii require the least additional rpuin-
uont one large factory IN Vermont
had been making cream srparatorS aud
othcr dairy tools. almost all OF which
had been SHIPPED - sweden, The war
stopped the demand from abroad aud
There was not enough market In this
country. IT was found that bE 4 4liEh
chausr i'm The size or the iron patterns.
tile machines masking the cream sen
7rator parts could turn ont iron shells,
ror whicn there is now a tremendous
demand The whole resources OF tn.
former dairy utcnsil plant are now be-
ing tnA-d TO turn ont an order for =
million dollars worth Of shells for the
Russian government
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-01
SEEN ON THE SIDE
Cut % Out.

W YOU have Il bad appendix
That keeps raging like u storm.
Ihat first bludseons YOU and then sticks
Dagccrs III your PROSTATE form,
YOU don't lot that organ make YOU
With such fortunes rave and shout;
]" Il surgeon YOU bctakc YOU.
And YOU have him cut il out
well. that same rule YOU should follow
With the habi, that is bad.
For tho fun il brings is hollow
And the end is always sad
Don't keep ii on exhibition.
For each high resolve twill fiuut.
But be your own sours physician.
and Just cut that habit out
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-01
Shnkcspcnrc Day hy Day.

For tho advertiser: Hang out banners."-
Macbeth, V j.
For the bragEar,. Good wine needs no bush =
AS You Like IL tEpiocucl
For the Jester: From the crown Of his head
To the sole of his foot he Is all mirt h.'---Much
ADO About Nothing, iii.
For the courier Give another horse
Richard Ill. y. 5.
For til" cheap boss; Dressed in little hricf
authority '--Mcasurc for Measure H. :.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-01
ShukespeRre.

,.,i, n,.ioiraI alone
,,ia -, ia. Eird bc ot,,d.
,,ar,
,,-!,I,,.,,, =. r;.,, 70 Jfs,u,o NE ,bro,e
In Nntlires realm o, in IN. field OF
s,d .ene,is am arsenal or viii.
a.. ,.nJ. oj.,. an cI,r,,s ,iehas,
tome.
Am. yhfncs for ALA. in,clloctual
sun.
\ ,o.,uopolii.u MS ,cuirs is a, homo
In cv'ry climc. a. only can he don.
E,. ono whose wings arc cnuaI TO the
night
o'cr valleys vast, or heaven kissing
height.
III" immense. vet loyahlc wiihal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-01

suncd. ilc related that one OF hig rcprchcusihle
ncuuaintan"cs. vii" formerly bought his liquor
Icy the gallon, declared that half a gallon Il
month Was such small allowance him that
II was mcrcI! tuu'aliZina his appetite, and
that he had d"cIdcd Wiz
giuia's allowance viii he only Il quart a month,
and the benefits to this state should bc even
Er"atcr than to North OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES News
FINEST ictald. That is temperance lecture
really worth talking about, IL II may be reason
ably TO pan out thai way.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-01

ticu!Hr waterway. not To speak OF more or less
successful attacks other construction in
the Dominion, and that the guard the
Welland Canal has been considerably
strengthened on that account Tho Kascrs
gratitude 10 the man who destroyed this
canal would. in all probability. be great. for
tho reason that its destruction would seri-
ousiy impede the shipmcn; OF Canadian wheat
10 the allies.
The WCllaud Canal running from Lake
Erie to Lake Ontario, in the Province OF On
tariO. opens to the waters OF the ST. Law
renee aud hence to the much of the
rich. wheat growing section OF Southern
Canada. For Il man accepted here as Il peace
fui business representative Ia take part in
such conspiracy. under cover Of this coun-
trys neutrality. wouldn't hC war aud il
wouldn't he decent. but it would he quite in
accord with PrusSiau ideas OF war
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-01
The Voice Of the People

i:1"f;RS TO IlE EDtIOIt should he
over 2In words In irnIt I'll. aud thr aud nd :
dirss the writer each
munirntiun not nrrcs>nril, tor pubiicnti" hut
n an evidence ~ .o"d fnith. oar friends n
asked Ia write side az the paper a. '.
aud I" iurlos" stamps il the return % 70
nbir manuscripts IL expected.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-01

The Sew york World reminds tina, he is there
lay appointment. Fit companion OF penrosc or
i,ennsH i'ania >ppomat,ox Times virenan.
treason.
Eoos"y"r bach from his travels with
Si"r% about bird that lives III cave. wear.
NhiskcrS ana barks like dog. If ne coloncl
SAYS he saw II. dare any body 10 deny it,.
i."anokc Times Don't want TO he forced into
iha' c!u", 81.
Aea;n To" spring rains nave brought tn.
muddy streets to the front. and again the in
sistcnt rinnor begins for permanent improve
mrnt Of the main thorouEhfares in Iiarrson-
ieSS talk ah"ut paving tho streets or about
USING some hind OF hiudcr which Will eliminate
mud aud dust, nut little has been accomplished
lianIsonburE News Record. This is the season
foI stories lis" that from very many virginia
towns. and Yet there secms 1" hc nothing dong
IN" lHchm"md Times. Dispatch agrees with the
DAILY Irc>s that the President should give The
names OF those persons who. he says. have been
at work aloha the border. trying to stir ur
trouble between folks and The McNicnus
cnmcnt to intervene in Mexico 1T must he
assnmea say our Hsh%ond ccntsmporary, he
Of snvh intamics should he held public
dctcstaton. II is demanded by tho national
srr,t of justir" and fair play that tho names
deserve Ia bc hung, We repeat. as hiph q Bcnc-
dict Arnold. Newport News Press.
\ cotton manufacturer from North caroIiu.
ssh" ""s S"jouruine here recently rcmia rlicd Tia
prohibition ~ that state has been /. picsain.
TO the mn owners and tho mill operatives lie
Improvement over tho former law. and had con
sideraby reduced the quantity OF liquor con-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-01

Have YOU any works on social adaptation2'
asked the hiehbrcw customer I'm the book store
PLENTY OF them, replied the clerk we
carry full line Of works etiquette, table
manners and the modern dances. not to speak
OF Beatrice MeataXs monumental treatise on
'Wha, DO With Your Feet and Laura Jean
1ihheys Advice the T.ovelorn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-01
The Pcssinist Says:

Men who think they know how to do every
'h'hE usually fall down when il comes 10 ncro-
tiatins that small loan which is necessary TO
save them from bankruptcy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-01
t:crItian.y'S
Love
for Orient

bllchttl evenings rapidl,.
(;rrIuauy'S becoming a feature iu tho social
.o LIE of German cities. Their oil,
''"' ieci apparcnily is give cNprcs-
for orient sion To tn" enthusiasm for
tn" bricut huhhlinc M in ihc
hearts il in tho heads. OF 50 many politically
nnmnt urc Germans 10 To" courses in Turkish
the lectures on IA" Nile and pyramids on the
lcfcnsrs OF the SucI CulHl ANA tho develop
mcnt of Irak AZ" no." adred oriental even
tugs" some of which must IT," cNcccdinuIv Iii
N"runs * q nIc th"r" is lion these
ISL Eultur. In Munich there has been :; r,lbIi.
oriental evening" "f some impnrtancc q,
which princes and rrinrcsscS Of ihe retaining
house OF Wttelshach were present and an ar
ray OF EaVnriau statesmen With their mothers
wives aud daughters, The hon Was q Turiiish
violinist, liaja Gud"niaII. Nrmcniau pre-
sunably. but wearing q fr~. Herr Gndcnian
performed his own compost ions. which he dc
clarcd. were the very latest thing in TURKISH,
musical art. The FIRST itcm was a Turk ish
Triumnha March" dedicated Envcr rasha
and alleged to lac the property Of tho Turkish
War Office II Is mentioned being i'm tho
uinor key, aud ~ this respect unlike most r.u-
r"pean marches of triumph Tho IMPRESSION
made WAS one Of iancu,ation rather than tri-
umph Was Herr ,iudenian in his fcz thinking
OF his slaughtered Armenian compatriots lying
out on the snowy mountains In the depths
of the empire. when he dedicated his triumphal
march "Enver tho Assassin OF was it pre-
monition of Decentralization Chronicle.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-01

no you understand the science of dancing? -
'''S simple. one step forward, iw" step,
.a,N"
y" wonder dance lasts AL night
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-01

rho War Minister of Russia says that the
great offensive" by his country ,mcaning
the present campaign W; planned last De-
Ccmbcr No matter Subsequent proceed
incs have shown that the calculations were
correct
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-01
Find The (,ronrb

say. dad, what's bonds OF matrimony?"
''rhcN ought 10 he bonds to Keep the pea 9,
U' they're not.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-01
Quantum SuH.

'ountsratta k-tIeres something for Your
wife It's the last word wolnauS wear
NV. got that AT home"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-01
Tu-Da,., hest Hnnd-pi.kcd Int .

SaN-Your new AUTO j. sixteen horsc maven
isn't u"
Fo>--,m sixteen baIky horse power
BROOKLYN l.ir-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-01

tie had a Very winning way
Nor thought that il was any shame.
I'm Vet his friends declined 10 PLAY
Nn"n h" sat in the poker game
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-01
Queries and Answers
Drug Act.

Drug
WHO is The -aurhor Of the Harrison drug :c?
Hon. Hyron =. Harrison. cau-ress,nau from
MISSISSIPPI
Is rhcrc any lua"c wh"r" max sct original
plays Suitable for several cufcrta iumci,iS We
desire &" get m T'l:hCill:It
Send postagc FOR private reply Trade ad
dresses not given here"
-" YOU know ANY means los which tho. horrs
~ handsome young bun may be trained 10
croop +iightly' T.. HOWELL
rropcr bindIuS may cause hen TO- on r,,i'' o.,
1" close mare tlan hy nature. but "" have
never heard Of any coutrivance which would
maze them droor,, It Is possible ina, u letter
/" nr F"rncy hough. state Veterinarian. CaDitol
Building, Richmond. VA. inay bring YOU a good
suggestion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-01
Immigration Bills chances

'T'iEEE is strong likelihood that the
Burnett immigration bill. with tho lit
/ eracy clause included. which has Just passed
! the House Of Representatives by an over
/ wheiming majority will become the law of
/ the land at this session OF Congress- Its
! success in the Senate is not doubted and.
/ although President Wilson is said still to
oppose ii. It's advocates probably could muster
sufficient strength to carry il over his veto
II Is not even certain the President will
vet" the measure The war has made vast
changes IN the situation and in the minds OF
mon on this subject, Many of those who
formerly thoush' the literaoy test valueless
have been converted ia another opinion
exhibitions OF hyphcnated Amcricanisru have
aroused unhyphenatei Americans. whether
OF native or foreign birth. 10 the danger that
inheres in a dual allegiance Since the war
began tho nation has had abundant proof of
III" fact that the melting pot of which we
are all so fond oi talking. has failed signally
to do IT'S duty
1t is true tina, the exclusion OF lliteratcs
VIII not guard against disloyalty. II was not
me illi'erate citizen who has been most CON
Sp!cuohs IN revealing that his primary al
ieglance was 10 another government. Educa-
ton assures neither character nor devotion TO
democratic ideals. while in the unlettered i'm
migrant ma! reside those qualities of head
ana h"art iha' VIII make him valua bic ad
diiion TO this countrys population
me great value of the literacy test is that
II does provide an enforcea bile means of eN-
'iuSIoh IN" melting POT has been over
worked The country has been receiving more
Immigrants than il could property assimilate
Nowadays this fact is almost universally adj
n'ti"d and nearly as universally deplored
~ The war is 10 be followed by another exodus
OF foreigners 10 these shores there ought to
he some way Of keeping the new invasion
within bounds
Nil no
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-01

PUNISHED every day IN the yea. at 10 south Tenth
Street. Richmond. Va. by the Tincs- Dispatch rub:
fishing Co. Inc. Charles T.. tIasLr""k. Editor and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-01
Chats With Virginia Editors

VA Trinidad Colonel Roosevelt 'discovered" a
n"'i Nrh"I ni!d ihhi lives in caves and eats NUS
N"'hit- '"w. he Just located the dove OF peace
\"iI"Ih Ledger Dispatch That fully explains
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-01

probably postpone The general consumption
with which England is ihreaiene"
huviesGuihS MI Bryan by stag toh'"''"S
is becoming ~ treSoWe as ihe lndN ldNaI 'heH
impersonate
Officers Teachers
40 more .eusihlr recommendation Tor the
~ i,rnrCyomer, uf the Naval Academy and
as th navy r.roraIjy haas boon made than
maj ,iviIjau educators be placed a, the head
M, Tho rrruiijiary d.n.rtrn.u,s Al the
,radeuly 50 AS IN reicnsp line officers Tor
a.,iya servic. This suggestion. incurporated
H., Serratnry DANIELS i'm his testimony before
mo lions, Cn,pu,i,t.. ON Naval Afairs has
been made often IN the past Why o'ncer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-01

ADDRESS ALL CONCENTRATIONS The Times.
Dispatch and NJ q ind, iduais.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-01

SPECIAL. ADVERTISING EEPRESE NATIVES: un.
Ing New YORK; Mutual Lie nuiiutIr. rhiinielphia
Peoples Gus building Chicago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-01
THE lNlsPATCu
ES I 4 D Y

Entered January q, 1905, at the office
kehmoud. Va as second class matter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-01

y number "f TIA" Sons Of Erin met "a, the
house Of William Ryan, III iucketts. night he
tore last ana prEIulI"d = Sccou,i Fcnian Circle
thai will he known 'Sarscld Circle. Of
richmond Tito officers elected were: J. H.
Mcfarland president: Patrick Roach secretary:
William kyau, treasurer Major Toohey pre-
s'dru az IN" meeting Nineteen members were
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-01

Don't keep ii OH exhibition.
For each high resolve twill nou,.
/ But be your soul's ply stefan,
/ And JUS, Gu, that habit out,
Men who ,bi,,. ,,, ,
thing usually fan down when i, comes IN No.
tia,inr ,hat .n,al ,ou, nr;.,, o.ss l" heso
! save then, from b,rlsrmn,. ''H y
""Ne>'e"rc nay ny ""F'
Macbeth, V. ;.
| For the bragGart Good wine needs no bush
| AS You Like |, (Epilorucl.
| For the lester: From the crown Of his b.a.
To the sole of his foo, he is all mir,h"-M u,,
For Tho cour,.r .,;iy, mo ,ro,h.r ,.o.
,;',s ' ~, WV ''''"e' "''S'' :
800 "
'"'h"'''!' -'Ne'S"re iot measure IL. =
No Robbery.
Il don, know ius, what 10 think nf ina, store.
whats the hi,ch,'
lie told nc to come ina and tell him .hat
don't know so he can tell me wha, he knows"
That's a fair exchange"
u Does D,p.nd
doctor now nlanv hours should a ma y
sleep"
"Ou ,yerare eight hours"
Napoleon slept only four or I'VE. according
the books
You asked me about men Naroleou was ,
Applied Science.
Grubbs' suppose YOU have made up your
mind Tor whom YOU viii vote in the coming
primary?
FRS, pur tho names of all III, candidate. 20,
each oihce IN a hat and then drew one out,
We'll Supp1t.d
Have YOU any works on social .daptatio,,p,
asked the hic hbrow customer I'm the hook s,or.
Plenty OF them" reped the new clerk we
carry full lire OF works on etiauette tabl.
Of Beatrice Meataxs monumental treats. on
'wha, to 30 With Your Feet and Laura lear
1tbhey's Advice to the Tovelorn
auantum sun.
,our,,eratt.u l<-tIere's somethinr for your
wife Is the las, word in wo,nau.> wear
Find the Crouch
SAY dad what's bonds OF mHtrin,or,o"
~rhe> oueh, TO he bonds to Keep the peace
bur they're not"
spirit nf I.Ibcrnlit,
When that friend o. yours who broup n,
y0n home at o'clock this mornine III give him
piece az my mind"
'Thash rish, my dearsh. Givesh him piecesh
NpVsh shawn for lie havesh all
VIII, The, Don't Com. HON. rnn Morning.
l 5 simple one step forward, ,w" step,
larN
~. wond., 4 dance lasts ali ,i.,,"
$50 "'' 'A"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-01

ti,iI'n~.
Current Editorial Comment

oriental evenings" are rapidl,
becoming " feature ia the social
liic OF German cities. Their oil
icci apparently is TO give cNprcg-
sion To tn" new enthusiasm FOR
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-07-14
snnihton.
voteaal

ENhuleb' NSt9
Miss Lucille DAVIDSON, 500. $4,000,
Miss Ethel Bartlett ...... 1880,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-07-14

Bridgeport.
Name. Votes
Miss Virginia Withers. -. 129,42(
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-07-14
List of Members of the
TELEGRAM 10000 CLUB
and vote standing to q o'clock p. m. Yesterday.
DISTRICT NO. 1

Includes Clarksburg, Broad Oaks
Industrial, Union Heights, Hart
land, stealey Heights, Point Com
fort, Tin Plate and Northvlew.
Prizes in this district are one
s1,145 7-passenger Overland touring
car. one $3.50 Matchless Milton Pi-
ano, one $1OOt Edison diamond disc
monograph, on $76 diamond ring
one Hoosier kitchen cabinet, four
s25 gold watches, one $3.50 auto
graphic kodak and twenty per cent
cash commission to non-prize win
ners.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-07-14
NOTICE.

All persons having claims against, or &C.
counts payable to the estate Of the late
George W. Swiger, Of Brown, are hereby
requested to present the same to either Of
the undersigned administrators at one for
settlement.
IRA L. SWIGER, clarksburg. W, Va,
ANDREW MOORE ShinnstOn. W. Va.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-07-14
DISTRICT no. ?.

Includes all territory outside of
District No. l..
Prizes in this district are S1,145 Z
passenger Overland touring car, one
$3.50 Matchless Milton Plano, one
800 Edison diamond disc phono-
crap, one SIS diamond ring, one
Hoosler kitchen cabinet, four S25
gold watches, one autographs kodak
and twenty per cent cash commits.
sion to non prize winners.
Bridgeport.
Miss H1'7 Virginia witbers. -. 129 IiSIj
Fair Grounds.
Name. Votes.
c. A. Frame .....,.... 10000
Norwood
Name. Votes.
E. D. Tucker ......,...... 173,490
c. R, Collins ....,..... 145,220
Herman Criss ..,..... 29,4SO
AdHmston.
Rev. A. s. Arnett ,...,.. 1870
w. H. Scott .:..s ....... l04,55O
Wolf Summit.
Mrs. Msdge BrannOn. 49,. 1Os, IsO
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Miss Audra Nicholas -. 145,82O
Bristol.

Name. Notes.
Mrs. Raymond Davis. go, 1O@,49O
Walter F. Lynch, Route L.. 1880
Josephine Tough ......... 144,4SO