The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-05
COMING
NOTED POLITICIAN AND HORSE
TRAINER COMING HERE WITH
VIE GREAT AMERICAN
SHOWS.

Prof d. NJ Bristol. whose we'll
earned title. the king educator OF bfuta
mind. Ia undsputOd, wOs horn near
the present city Of Flint. Mich. De-
ccmbcr 25 lSA9. In early life he de-
vcloped his love for the horse. HIS
father being farmer and owner OF
several valuable animals The pro-
tcssor was educated at Hillside Col
lcEe In his native state and from boy
hood his whole mind seemed 10 be de-
voted to the horse. His constant COM
pnnion. His system Of horse ediita.
ton has developed hitherto unheafd OF
equine sRgncity. In which he has
achieved n world wide reputation. His
method OF educating and controlling
the horse has been lrnporfoctly copied
by few inferior horse trainers with
varying results for many years he
was owner and exhibitor Of a school 81
thirty educated horses, Ponies and
mules known us Prof b. NJ. BriAtol's
Esducscurriculum These animals were
exhibited in nearly all principal cities
Of America and Canada IN first class
thcaters only. They were finally sent
ON trip around the world where they
exhibited before the crowned heads OF
Europe and where In China at the
time Of the BOYER uprising. when many
OF them were killed and the rest com
nscated ~
Prof. Bristol located in Winthrop
Mass, engaging In the lumber, coal.
hay. grain and real estate business.
where he has filled the most Important
town offices and was In 1907 elected
nG II representative TO the legislature.
Practical Politics. Journal OF AmorI-
can statccraft In a biographical num-
her dated Boston, Mass. September ~,
1907, said that among It's shrewd and
unobtrusiyc men Of affairs Massa-
chusetts has no member Of tho legis-
lature Of 1907 to surpaBs Representa-.
tive DolOBs NJ. Bristol. who lives In the
picturesque town Of winthrop and rep
rcsentS the Twonty.s0venth Suffolk
district Mr. Bristol has distinguished
himself During his hrst term In the
House by diligence with which he has
followed the affairs Of his town In the
general court. Early in the session
winthrop came To the state house ask
ing TO he reimbursed for It's expendl-
lures incident to the building OF the
sea wall at the crest and no body who
appeared before the committee on
metropolitan affairs made a cleaner
argument for the town.
Mr.. Bristol has been a member Of
the committees on labor and libraries
To the former committee he has de.
voted considerable attention on ac-
count Of the prominence which com.
mittee had this year with such mat
ters as the overtime bill. the picketinp
bill and the antl-lniunction bill. n
was one Of the most important conn
mittecs in the state house and conf
tanned some Of the most skilled men
in the general court. He Is at present
n member OF the Winthrop town gov
eminent association which bears the
same weight in local AFFAIRS that good
government associations do IA large
cities. Mr.. Bristol Ia a lumber dealer
and one Of the most prosperous bust
ness men In his town. His large in
terests have led him 10 say that he
might not be able to accept another
term in the house. but his fellow
tawnsmen and associates IN legislature
have urged him 10 come back for the
customary second term.
Mr.. Bristol has trained another
troupe OF horses: They are all pure
milk white Arabian horses and are
claimed by press and public TO be the
greatest trained animals in the world.
BristOls society horse show will be
here with the Great American shows.
Don't fail to see Bristolis wonderful
horses at the Norwood Baseball club
carnical June u % Il ineiusiye.-Ad-
yertisemeht