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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1916-01-14
Pacific Pr,elc,Inct-.

Pacific Precinct (.
Day Board-Judges, John Buckley
John Fogarty. Clerks, Mona Schwartz
Kate Woodward, G.. e. Sheffield. y
Night Board Judges. Frank Preist
elmer Patrick. Clerks, Chas. Kisor
0. P. Shoemaker. Wade Osburn. s--
Rock Creek Precinct
Judges, p. Fl. .Elting, Hoyie Simmons
Clerks. R. H. Plank, Ella Southwell,
Geo. w. Cox.
Rose Lodge Precinct
Judges, J. A. Messenger, H. R. Dea-
kins. Clerks, Julia E. Dodson, Clyde
McMillen, Clara Harding.
slletz Precinct
Judges. Ralph Hamar. Scott Lane.
Clerks, Annabel Hall, Arthur Bensell,
Hattie Crawford.
South Toledo Precinct
Day Board-Judees, VIM. Darnley,
Alice Waugh. Clerks, Rose M.
Schenck, c. X. Crosno, Myrtle Harding.
Night Board-Judges, F. N. Hayden,
Lester Waugh. Clerks, Geo. Schenck,
Roy Sweer'ngen, L. VI. Starr.
Tidewater Precinct
Judges, B. e. Barclay, Clair Tren-
holm. Clerks, G. N. Pulse, G. P. Hun
ter, Earnest Smallwood.
Yachats Precinct
Judges. Owen Callaghan, ]. e. Edgar.
Clerks. F. o. Johnson, Attic Levens,
Mrs, J. We'dman.
Yaquina Precinct
Judges. Geo. King, Jos. Shermer.
Clerks, Josephine Branch, Edith Cas-
teel. J. M. Reeder.
Chas. Bobell was appointed
road supervisor of road district
No 8.
Fred Horning appointed road sup
ervisor road district No. 6.
r. n. Howell, County Clerk.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1916-01-14

Have you registered?
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1916-01-14
BARGAINS I'M PICS

Duroc Jersey, registered stock
Nice sows and boars. viii sell
for less than grade stuff is
worth.
Two young boars and five
young sows subject to registry.
Fifteen young pigs, subject to
registry, and five grade pigs.
II you need any of these come
and see me, will make the price
right. B. L. Barry.
Newport. Or.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1916-01-14
LOST

Purse containing money and
transportation on Yaquina train.
Finder may keep coin and re-,
turn rest to s. p. agent.
T. R. SIeight.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1916-01-14
E. G. Paine was passenger
for Albany this morning.


for Albany this morning,
DR.. Leo Frachtenberg came
over from the Agency Monday.
Emil Ruprecht arrived down
from Portland last evening.
Mrs. Matilda Espy has been
quite sick this week.
T. H. Gildersleeve went to
Norton Tuesday.
John Gwyn of Eddyville was
in the city Monday evening.
Ed Altree, who has been laid
up with the grip, is again able to
be out.
Mrs. Jack Fogarty and sister,
Miss Sophia Warnock, went to
Nortons Monday morning for a
few days visit.
Roadmaster Andy Porter re-
turned this morning from in
specting the roads in the vicinity
of Newport.
Mrs. Lena Jones returned to
her home at Otter Rock Satur-
day evening, after visiting with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. E.
Ball, here.
Clarence Ofstedahl and Edwin
Thompson left yesterday for a
hike to the Yachats and Cape
Perpetua. They went to New
port on the Transit and will
walk down the beach.
George Edwards of Newport
was brought to Toledo Monday
night accused of having stolen
a hide from the slaughterhouse
Of Johnny Nye, the butcher. He
will have his trial tomorrow.
Geo. Hodges of Big Elk is a
Toledo visitor today. Mr.
Hodges says that there is more
snow in the mountains than he
ever saw before, and predicts
serious damages by high water
should the weather turn sudden
ly warm.
Ira st. Johns, Arthur Nye and
Ray Brown killed a small black
bear on the Toner place east OF
town Tuesday and Wednesday
st. Johns and Brown killed a
large wild cat. The Wildcats
carcass was shipped to Corvallis,
where 1t will be mounted.
We are Informed that Banker
G. E. Hawkins will be a candi-
date at the coming primary for
the nomination of County At
torney. Mr.. Hawkins is so well
known that he needs no intro
duction to the people of Lincoln
county and the Leader can
heartily endorse MIN to the vot-
ers.
We failed to mention last
week the return of Mrs. c. II.
Gardner, accompanied by her
sister, Miss McCumpsey. Mrs.
Gardner had been at the sisters
home In Dixon, Illinois, where
the latter had suffered a stroke
of paralysis. Miss McCumpsey
stood the trip to Toledo very
well.
Secretary Crosno of the Tole-
do Port Commission received a
message Tuesday afternoon
from Pendleton & Gilkey, of Ev-
erett, Washington, stating that
Mr., Pendleton had left Chicago
for Washington, ID. c., where he
would represent the Port of To-
ledo and try and ,ecure O sur
vey Of the bar. Mr.. Pendleton
is doing this at the request of the
! Port Commission
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1916-01-14
ANNUAL REPORT

OF the Treasurer and Recor-
der of the City Of Toledo, Ore
gon, for the year beginning Jan
uary 1, 1915, and ending Janu-
ary 1st, 1916. giving the amounts
OF money coming into their
hands, and how used, also the
amount of warrants issued dur
ing said year and the total
amount now outstanding:
General Fund-Receipts
Cash balance in hands of
Treasurer January 1st,
1915 .............. $153.33
Received from County
Treasurer. $50. 2,O13.60
Fines, ETC., collected by
Recorder and turned ;
over to Treasurer dur
ing year ...: :.....,,. 56.O6
Making the total money
in the hands OF the Treas !.
urer during year :. $2221,9S
Disbursements
Total amount Of warrants
cancelled during the
year ............ $1,359.72
Interest paid on foregoing
warrants :. :. 49,. 305.12
Cash in hands of Treasurer
Jan. l, 1876. -. 57.14
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TO EXCHANGE

TO EXCHANGE
willamette Valley farm, 100 acres.
to exchange for small ranch in Lin.
coin county II interested investI-
gate John Bradbury.
Aurora. Oregon.
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Making a total of, $2,22l.9a

Total amount of warrants
issued on General Fund
during year 1915. $1,S31.45
Total amount of General
Fund warrants outstand-
ing at this date. -. $5,S94.73
Water Fund-Receipts {
Cash balance in hands of
Treasurer Jan. l, 1915, $766.64
Total Water rents, etc.,
turned over by Recor-
der to Treasurer. 1,S65.19
Making the total money in
hands of Treasurer. $2,631.83
Disbursements
Total amount of warrants
issued and paid out of
this fund ...... $1,9S6.40
Cash in hands of Treasurer
January /, 1916. -. 645.43
Making the total of, $2,631.8
Graham Street Fund
Balance on hand Jan. /,
IoIo ''''''' '.'.'... 9o.US
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1916-01-14
ELECTION BOARDS

AIsea Precinct
Day Board-Judges, Andrew Kent
F. l.. Buker. Clerks, Clinton Cook
Annie White, Sena Chesley.
Night Board-Judges, C. NJ. Starr
J. H. Farley. Clerks, Elizabeth Head
Archie Brooks, Ethel Everson.
Bay View Precince-
Judges, E. S. Oakland, o. c. McWil
lis. Clerks, A. NJ. Wheelock, Minda
Twombly, Alice Barnes.
Beaver Creek Precinct
Judges, L. M. Commons, Adolph
Peterson. Clerks, Hester Coovert
Guy Il. Lewis, Laura NJ. Weber.
Zig Elk Precinct
Judges, F. A. Thompson, r. r. Black
Clerks, Martha NJ. Arthur. Lora M
Young, II. w. Jacobs.
Devils Lake Precinct
Judges, A. N. Lowe. David Burton
Clerks, f. II. Lathrop, Ruth Blattner
Flossie Hendrix.
Elk City Precinct
Judges, Chas. Allen, s. w. Scoville
Clerks. Lizzie Dixon. Margaret Nor
rison, Laura Pepin.
Five Rivers Precinct
Judges, A. +. Ross, Thomas Taylor
Clerks, Wallace Trask, Jessie A. G
Mills, Aurelia Long.
Kern Precinct
Judges, T. M. McClintock, ]. M
Stone. Clerks. Inez Larson, Nora
Hyde, F. w. Gerttula.
Little Elk Precinct.
Judges, w. ]. Cline. w. A. Jones
Clerks. Mamie Robbins, Amber Nc
Bride, Clifford Hunt.
Nashville Precinct
Judges, Fred Wagner, Earl Davis
Clerks. Malinda Edwards, L. d. Nash,
Faith Stroller.
Newport Precinct
Day Board-Judges. F. w. Hopkins,
o. w. Peterson. Clerks, J. A. Read,
Birdie williams, Nina Boyle.
Night Board-Judges. r. d. Morse.
L. s. Dennick. Clerks,W. D. Hartley,
w. II. Daugherty, @. A. Schumacher.
North Toledo Precinct
Day Board-Judges, A. Hurley, I. w.
Gill. Clerks, Eleanor Grady, w. e.
Peterson, Addah Stanton.
Night Board-Judges, Daniel Grady,
Il. NJ. Stanton. Clerks, verna Ross,
Allen Gill, c. A. ofstedahl.
Nye Creek Precinct
Day Board-Judges. J. w. Kelly, NJ.
wygant. Clerks, Frances Saunders, j..
@. Mackey. Era ID. Thomas.
Night Board-Judges, @. L. Gray, j.
w. Pickens. Clerks, Ed stocker. Jr..
A. Il. wilkins, II. J. Prosser.
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]. H. Ross, services as deputy

J. H. Ross, services as deputy
sheriff i. ~. ). -. 1910,
F. Lane, work in dist 8. ~. 10.0l
A. A. Willoughby, ct al, work
in road dist. IL 54.e'
R. D. Burgess, salary as health
ofhcer ...... :. :. !. 3O.ct
Hawkins Bros, lumber for road
uist 70 ............. ........... 39.cr
Denzer & Mills. nails for dist 1 40
Q. G. Pond, ct al, work in dist is 477r
W. =. Watkins, ct al, same dist 20 14.2F
Jas. Harrison, ct al, same dist 10 26a
I'D. biattner. ct al same dist II 62rt
Fred Luethe, ct al. same dist Q 1as n
r. Deakins' ct al same dist IT 572.2r
JOS. siJota, ct al same dist 49,. 7.5c
" christensen ct al same dist 16 64pr
p. G. Copeland, running South
Beach ferry. ;. sooo
N. u. Collins, ct al, justice court
,,.>', 49, s..... -. 5S.S5
Mrs. J. d. Head. board Of All
| RpvnnJd ''I- Tlff .Nt.
neynoios '.......,. ..,....... 1900
county Nm -o' -
L. #. Pepin. mdse for ~, 49, .r ao ao
Elk City Lumber Co lurhor ''
for road dist IN
Sophia Mitchell. hoard sor'Y,. '''
Tyler
J. c. Carson, labor for rood
dist 10
F. ]. McElwain. care Of 70 noor ~
J. M. Boren, ct al. work IN rood
dist IA -. ,e,r
Morris & HALLMARK mdse sor n
w. Pacholka ,o,r
Walker & Lebow nd.s for road
dist 4 90 On
Hall Bros. mdse for county asso
G. E. Linton. ct al, Justice court
fees soo
G.. B. RYAN. for damooa. 90 m
disallowed.
A. A. Johnson care ~ 10 mo-, "a,
Jobn Ison come o oo
+, 100" Ivy
.o w. urahani' WORK Oh w io"s '''''
ueo. SeiDy ana Z. Christensen
appointed to View Elk City and
Toledo road
n tv,. 20
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-03-06
NORMAL DEFEATED
by THE UNIVERSITY
Local Players Rushed OF
Their Feet BY Heavier
Visitors.

The Normal basketball team has
cancelled the game scheduled with D.
Il E. at Elkins tonight as the result
Of the accidents in the game with w.
v. U. Saturday night.
Captain "2elsc" Davis, OF the local
i've, was severely injured in the last
quarter of the game, and three other
players are bruised and sick.
When Referee Jones blew the whis.
tie to begin the gamo on the Armory
floor, the heavy West Virginia team
rushed the local boys OF their feet
and had Gagged two baskets before the
game was fairly started. But despite
this handicap the local team fought
hard and long in the face of q losing
score, and fans who saw the game con-
slider it one OF the gamest exhibitions
OF basketball ever seen in West Vir-
ginia.
Davis, for the local team, was ths
particular star Of the evening and the
spectators owe many a thrill to his
cool and clever work. AS a center. he
far outclassed Ice, who lacks the ex-
perience Davis displays.
While there were yet eight minutes
to play Of the last half, Davis was
caught between Rogers and Morrison
as the ball was being. passed swiftly
down the floor, and ingsome manner
the rush Of these men carried rttzeke"
on his feet andShe fell heavily on the
hard Armory floor The fall dislocatel
his MP teariagGthe muscles and iliga-
ments loose and tracturing the leg
bone. TX ~ tE VII
This accident disheartened the local
players, although Erwin took "Zeke's"
place and played a good game. The
final score was wv. v. u. SO, Normal
20.
Ralnh Tones WAS tho rafaree far the
game and fdjd about the hast foh If
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-03-06
Travellers BlIEl
SATURDAY N||l.GH|I|T'.
Nine New Members We're
Initiated at Business
Session.

The banquet Of the United CONNER
cial Travellers held Saturday evening
at the Y. M. c. "A. was the largest
and most successful that the lodge
has SO far held in F'airmont The
banquet followed q business session
in the afternoon, in which nine mem
bers were taken into the lodge. The
new members are w. s. Hamilton. y:
w. steffler, N. c. Higgins, J. 9. KIN,
kead. c. W. Farrar, w. o. .Ashby. Ed
son Jacobs and w. D. Kelly.
The banqueters at the night session
marched into the dintcg hall which
was decorated In gold, white and blue.
They were then seated to repast
prepared by the ladies OF the First
Baptist church. The menu consisted
OF celery, pickles, Jelly. baked chicken.
sage dressing, snowflake potatoes,
French. peas, cold slaw, peaches In
cream, cake, coffee and cigars.
The last item on the menu was pro:
lvided by the Manley hotel IS gift
and they were brands which most any
taste might enjoy.
The music was furnished BY Skin
ner's orchestra. which helped make
the evening one OF joy.
Songs and dances by Archie koon,
Earl knight. John Reed, Edward
Hardy, Wayne Wilson, Bower Murphy,
and Albert Bogess kept the bNHqutt-
ers full OF life during the evening.
The officers Of the Fairmont coun-
ell No. 497 are ]. o. Falkensttne, SEN
Tor counselor; George W. Deck, Jun.
Tor counselor: w. F. Haney, past
counselor; L. F. Bennett. secretary
and treasurer; r.. E. Neptune, con-
ductor; Vaughn L. Joliffe, page; Hen
ry s. Anawalt, sentinel.
The members who attended the ban
ouet follow: @. M. Suck, E. J. Jolite,
r. F. Neptune, R.. A. Tough, W. FREQ
Haney, L. e. Bennett, Will G. Cunning
ham, j. o. Falkenstine, F. Bartlett, j..
G. Kincaid, Lloyd Canning, ]. g. Camp
bell, r. S. .Falkner, C. w. Farrar, VIII
bur Gratfus, Ray d. Harden, G, 3.
Prickett! L. E. Price, s. E. Miller. 9:
M. Talkington. J. F. Kelley. w: Q.
Ashby, a. 3. eBargman, Curtis B. Elem
ing, Emory J. snider, ]. G.. Grlmsley'
Edison Jacobs, Weymouth B. Kelley,
M. C. Higgins, H. IA. Pople, Charles
e. Smith and ]. c. Wells. 4.
Minstrels-Earl Knight, Reno Elem
ing. Frank Jordan. John G. Mckinney,
Jr.. John Reed, Albert Borgess.. Archie
Koon. Edward Hardy, Harold Ridgely,
Bower Murphy, Wayne Wilson, Arthur
ID. Fisher.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-03-06
TheSerpent To Be
Shownat the Grand
NOTABLE THEoA sARA RELEASE
WHICH TELLS a POWERFUL
STORY

At the Grand today one Of the most
notable of the Theda ,Bara releases will
be shown. It is 1.-THE Serpent" in
which Theda Bara. takes the part Of
! Vania Lazar, the daughter of a Rus.
sian serf. The remaining characters
in the story are as follows: Ivan Lazar,
the serf, james Marcus; Martsa Lazar,
her mother, Lillian Hathaway; Grand
Duke Valonoff, Charles Craig; Prince
Valonoff, his son, Carl Harbaugh; An
drey Sobi, Vania's lover, George
Walsh; Erna Lachno. the Princes I'm
ancee, Nan Carter: Bregoire, stewart
to the Duke, Marcel Morhange.
Vania Iazar (Theda Bara) Is the
beautiful daughter OF q Russian serf.
She lives with her parents in small
cottage close to the vast estates of the
Grand Duke VaIonoff. Valonoff. de-
spite his title, is nothing more than
wealthy liberttne. His one redeem
ing quality Is the love for his son,
Prince Valonoff. The girl becomes the
| victim of the Grand Duke. When he
tires of her and casts her OF. She
starts out to square accounts with
man.
Vania arrives in Paris. The war is
in progress. As she watches one OF
the long lines Of wounded soldiers pass
by she notices face which awakens
memories. She makes inquiry and
discovers that the wounded officer Is
Prince Valonotf, son of the Grand
Duke. She helps nurse him back to
health, and he too, falls victim to
her charms. II.
Shortly after their marriage the
Grand Duke, who. lie Ignorant that the
Prince is wed, sends word that he Is
coming to visit his beloved and only
son. The Prince Is called away before
his fathers arrival. Vania greets the
Grand Duke, who does not recognize
her. He makes love to her after she
has lured him on. The Prince returns
at the appointed hour, known to Van.
Ia, and, finding his wife clasped in the
arms OF his own father, commits sui.
eide. The last drop Of venom from
"The Serpent's' fangs has found It's
mark.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-03-06
SENIOIRI'GLASS PLAY
tonight AT E II !
Musical Program Will Be a
Feature of Entertain
ment in Auditorium.

"A Case Of Suspension" the High
school Senior class play will be gwen
this evening at the High school audi
tortum and everything Is. in readiness
for the presentation of the play, which
is said to bet very amusing comedy
in ! capable hands. The best talent
of the school will take part in the play.
The following Is the cast as 1t Will be
presented:
orrin Bell Jones, the Seminary man;
Heber .Vongilder, Professor Edgerton;
Margaret Workman, Kathleen o.
Brady; Ethel Toothman, Miss Just
kins.
Seminary oirls-Mary Hamilton,
Dorothy Talbot, Nina Simon, Alice
Joyce, Katherine Troxell. Mildred
Bartlett.
Boys OF Fairfield Harding School
Harry Watkins, Tom Tiltons, James
Burns, Harold Duberry, Kearsley
Hartley, Jack Hespars. i
The music program will be as fol-
lows: Duet--Des Danes de Seville. Op.
43, Schubert. Launa Mason. Heber. Van
glider; double quartet-Mammys Lul-
laby arr, from Dvorak's Humoresque,
Irene Barnes, Ethel Toothman, Ruth
Hamilton, Katherine Troxell, George
Irwin, orrin Bell, Hugh Meredith, Earl
Girls Quartet-will o. the wisp
Charles Spross, Irene Barnes. Ethel
Toothman, Ruth Hamilton, Helen NC
MILAN.
Vocal solo-Roses in June, German,
Ethel Toothman,
Boys Quartet-Little Jack Homer,
e. L. Ashford. George Irwin, orrin
Bell Earl Fear, Hugh Meredith.
Piano solo-Polonaise, OPP 26, No. I,
Chopin, George Irwin.
Girls Trios selected, Grace OH, Hell
Double Quaretet-Mighty LAX q
Rose, Nevin, Irene Barnes, Ethel
Toothman, Ruth Hamilton, Katherine
TroxeilS George Irwin orrin' Bell Hugh
Meredith, Earl Fear. sa.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-03-06
Suffered The AgO,1y
OF a Dozen Deaths
PROMINENT FARMER IN CANADA.
DESCRIBES HIS RECOVERY
Il AND ESCAPE FROM OPP
GRATING TABLE.

In a letter to friends at Saskatoon,
Mr.. F. Clifford. of thetBall Rock farm,
Maymont, Saskatchewan, Canada,
says: Thanks to Fruitola and Tra1o
l am alive. i lay on my. back for six
teen days, suffering the agonies Of a
lozen deaths. l began taking Fruitola
and was relieved of great many gall
stones. My health is now fully restor-
ed.
Fruito1a possesses properties that
act directlysupon the intestinal parts.
It is a great system cleanser. soften
ing the congested waste and disinte-
grating the hardened particles that
cause so much suffering, and quickly
expels the accumulation to the great
relief OF the patient. Traxo is a tonic
Alternative that acts on the liver and
kidneys, stimulates the flow Of gastric
Juices to aid digestion and removes
bile from the general circulation. It
serves to build up and strengthen the
rundown system.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-03-06
.zEKE. DAVIS SMILES
AND GIFTS TEETH.
Local Basketball Player May
Be Out Of Athletics for
Year.

b b
Captain "Zeke" Davis, of the Normal
team, who was hurt Saturday in the
game with w. V. u, is smiling and
saying nothing today as he. greets his
friends who call on him at the Cook
hospital. Before he received the pain.
full fall that injured his hip, "zeke"
had several minor bumps and scratch
es and his nose was broken and bleed.
ing. 1t will likely be several weeks
before "Zeke" will be able to walk
again and his athletic activities will
have to be suspended perhaps for a
year or more.
Morgantown High defeated the Wes-
ton five at, Weston Saturday night in
a hard played game, by the score Of
AZ to 20. q.
Other scores Saturday were: D. 4
E. College, SO; Wesleyan college, 81.
Wheeling High, Sc, Elklns High "a.
Miller school 10, Morgantown, is.
Wellsburg High "a, Tridelphia, %.
Clarksburg 81, McWhorter. 20.
To be undlsputed champions of
West Virginia, the university team
will have to arrange at least one game
with the D. & E. five. These two teams
have not met as yet tlits season but
it is the opinion Of most fans now
that the w. v. U. five in their present
form can easily defeat the D. G e.
team.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-03-06
WORKS eoTHIWAYs.

Il always like to meet q fellow who
came from a farm" remarked Con-
gresham Flubdub. N
''Yes?" a
Eyes. You can advise him to go
back to 1t II he isn't q SUCCESS, and
congratulate him on leaving It II The
is ."--Louisville Courier Journal.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-03-06
Paddy King Will
Bowl at Toledo

PADDY" King, star local bowler,
is In Toledo today attending the Am
ertcan Bowling Congress matches.
King IS with the Marsh's Stogie team
OF Wheeling. His team will bowl tp
the five man match on Monday night:
Tuesday morning he will bowl In the
doubles, and Tuesday afternoon in the
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-03-06
CoLD~cOMFoRr.

The man with the beetling mustache
waited upon the managing editor.
swell ~ said the busy man with the
poker face and Srumpled hair.
IT am from police headquarters. I
want to call your attention to the fact
that IN your morning paper, you called
me the chietot detectives, instead OF
Merely typographical error, I as
sure You; no mistake IN facts. ( Good
morning sir n
And the mama ing editor went on
bluepenciling. the latest edition. &
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-03-06

The following national secrets that
have become world property are de-
.scribed In Farm and Firsside.
"TlleEe vas q time when the Turk
ish government imposed the death
amuggle out o. the empire the best
ifornian. Doctor Bailey: bought four
goats in Turkey, carried them on
mules canaels gand In q closed carriage
for miles. SHARED on their lu1uriant
wool, rolled them sin coal dust to make
them iook common and disreputab!e,
and escaped with the Sultan's goats
With q whole skin. The descendants
Of these goats are found on ranches
in the, West and Southwest, crossed
with AngprasB from South Africa and
other parts o the world.
Fonee the goYernments OF China
and Japnn guard With similar jeal-
ousy lie exportat ion of the tea plant
Someone escaped with some seed or
cuttings, however, some forty years
ago. and the original plantation of
grnugg 1eds tea plants Is still hourishing
ln South Carolina.
'sF'ifty years. goS Brazil was engaged
IN an eifort TO Keep the rubber tree
la confinement In that empire The
seed was smuggled to Ceylon, how.
ever. md for half a century East
Indian planters have been perfecting
the t1bber tree until now the best
plan8attp1g areN there rather than in
Braztl, and tie Brazilians who want
the best varieties send to Ceylon, ia
vn and other ABIatic countries for
their trees forp planting.
eThe Sultan lost his goat, the Man.
daTlnH their tea and the Dons their
rubber tress-and In return Brazil
mrs gixen the Asiatics the plague OF
tho writer hyactnth, and the Mongo1.
inna nave cent us the San Jose scale,
the EDDY moth and several other
pests. AL
There arei least two sides to the
matter of free change, but It is one
OF the most ascinat ing subjects con.
nected With agric nlture..'' ].
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-03-06
PREP aINaS q ) 4 ACCIDENT. 4

NaeneinbeF,S amy ~ said the hunt
er Who had arranged with the guide.
we're not hiring you-you're simply
one S. our paIty a!
''qEhat ouyouf mind f:sinquired the
guide. ": x sS 4 s Il \; 4
wei. spnsees IN case any thing hap
ueun Wo don,tWhnf TO be troubled with;
fhis euiplcyegs Inability law, admit
III si'n cauEtpnn limit E@Ruek.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-03-06
sPQR .lNO!TES::.

Fred Loescher star high jumper of
Columbia university, is n ineligible to
compete In the eastern intercollegiate
inject. Hs tFippe over his studies.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-03-06

Nov 10 know what Hub Perdue's
line d huBineas Will be this summer.
The National Commission has pro-
ncnnced linn D treeS agent. !,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-03-06

Preeident Tener OF the National
league tlrentens TO visit every train.
Ing camp So lis circuit. John always
could skandS sf lot Of punishment.