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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-09-09
Arc You Looking old2

Old age comes quick enough with
out inviting il. Some look old at
forty That is because they neg
lect the liver and bowels. Keep
your bowels regular and your liver
healthy and you will not only feel
younger hut look younger. When
troubled with constipation or bilious.
ness take ChamberIain's Tablets.
They are intended especially for
these ailments and are excellent.
Easy to take and most agreeable in
effect. obtainable everywhere
Advertisement,
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PENNANT RAUE
In Central League Upset When
President Takes Two Games
Away from Wheeling.

GRAND RAPIDS. Mic, Sept. O.
President w. Dlckerson, of the Cen
trail League Friday declared the for
felt of the two games won on August
l3 by Wheeling in double header
with South Bend. The reason being
that Wheeling had fourteen players
while the league rule set limit ut
thirteen The decision upset the
penant race in the Central League.
the StoRies dropping from the top to
third place.
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struggles In the famous old western
town of Goldvllle One of the unique
pieces OF equipment in the set will be
an old Washington hand press.
Miss Anita Stewart, one Of the
most popular stars in flmdom, Is seen
as a newspaper reporter in "The Oar
Ing Of Diana" a Vitagraph Blue Rib
thcater today This picture Is vivid
tale OF newspaper life. Diana being a
reporter on one Of the biggest news
papers in New York. Miss Stewards
experiences are numerous and exclt-
ing, keeping her spectators In Il con
slant state Of expectation. This pic
ture IL one Of the best offered In
Clarksburg this season.
O.
Frank Keenan,, Charles Ray and
Louise Glaum are starred in the mag
niliccnt Triangle play, "Honor Thy
Name" which Is being shown at the
Otphoum theater today. \ great big
message p carried to tue Ntrld with
the thesis OF this production. An
uld-fasni0aed father Of the sturdy pa
trcian stock Of the South shows his
errlnE son that good name Is even
moro to he guarded than life itself
IL son falls in with rather fast
set In New York and allows woman
Of the usual type to enslaye him. The
complications that ensue while the
father tries to separate the boy from
this calculating woman forms one Of
the sensational elements of the story
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Green Stars at "FIying A"
Camp in California Are
Victims of Cupid.

Debutantes OF the screen in the
Flying A. camp at Santa Barbara,
Calf, are smiling through their
tears, happily yet sorrowfully consid-
ering the loss OF one of their number
through the excellent craftsmanship
OF Dan Cupid.
Anna Little. the famous horse
woman-star Of American Films, has
taken unto herself husband-none
other than the illustrious Alan For
rest who played Leading man TO Mary
Miles Minter in 'Dulcie's Adven-
ture," shortly to he announced by
the Mutual Film Corporation.
Miss Iittles most recent activities
for the screen have been in portray
ing the role of the boy "0Bbbie." in
Land of Lizards" feature picture.
directed by Frank Borzagc
The marriage ceremony was q
quiet affair, the bridal couple being
attended only by their closest studio
friends and the brides mother. The
call Of the camera is SO imperative
just now that tho newlywedB will
forego the pleasure OF honeymoon
other than that which they can en-
lOy 4bll q lIbApl JtLhhN w LAVE sAiiFN'
les, and otherwise extended indcn-
nitely in the beautiful bungalow
which they will occupy on their re-
turn.
Winthrop Ames marked his return
10 metropolitan management this
week at the Booth thcater, New
York, with a revival OF Michael Car
re's old pantomIme. "LEnfant Prodi-
gue." which has acquired with the
progress OF time the much less sig
nificant name OF "Pierrot the Prodi-
gal"
At the Grand today Thedn Bara
again appears in Ouida's famous
story, Under Two Flags" The tre-
mendous crowds who saw 1t last
night pronounced 1t one Of the great
est films ever shown in Clarksburg.
Miss Bara as "Cigaret." gained addI-
tional honors. The added attraction
today is the Paramount Bray car
toons and an extra added attraction
Is Charles Chaplin in Police" the
Essanay production.
All the interest and excitement Of
the race-track run through the new
william Fox photoplay. Sporting
Blood" in which Dorothy Bernard
and Glen White are starred. The plot
concerns itself with the revenge of
two persons on man who had tried
to ruin them. but tho background of
the firm. broader than the mere in
terest in persons, takes in a full
view of the gambling instinct of hui
manity.
one Of the strangest settings ever
Intended for the screen is being con-
structed this week on one of the Gull
yer City stages for use in the TRAN
gle drama by ]. G. Hawkes. in which
Thomas H. Ince will present Will
liam S. Hart as star. 1t will be an eX-
act replica of newspaper office that
once was the scene of bitter political
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WORTH WHILE.

The housewife who makes Of home
management business matter"
finds all store advertising in the Tele-
gram worth while" Not all of 1t
will have an immediate bearing on
her problems. but some of it will
and this fact makes all OF it interest
Ing to her.
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PREsByrERY TO MEET.

The Presbytery of Grafton will
meet at Klngwood Mt 1880 O'Clock
Monday evening. The Rev. John W.
McPhail, pastor OF the Presbyterian
church, of Grafton. is moderator, and
the Rev Eearl A. Brooks, of Weston,
is clerk.
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Ships built In American yards we're
fewer in number in the year ending
last June, but Of much greater ton
mage than in the previous year.
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1,odax,s Gnnles,

Brooklyn nj Boston.
Philadelphia ut New York.
Chicago at Pittsburg.
Cincinnati at ST. Louis.
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Trappist monk. who after nineteen
years spent in lonely monastery.
goes out into the world to seek the
pleasures of the flesh and comes at
last to the melting pot.
The torture Of the recreant monk
and tho battle within him for HIS
soul, rs ne STANDS by his desert tent
With the wife he has taken, confess
ing his former life, grips the heart,
And no less gripping is the wife who
stands beside her mate at tho doors Of
the monastery. her soul wrung with
the parting forever and her spirit
soaring to lead with gentleness the
fearsome steps Of the man who wav-
ers al the coming sacrifice. William
Jeffrey as the monk. lives his part
and he makes his audience live 1t
with him. Sarah Truax as the wife
and more than loving mate, gives a
powerful portrayal of her part.
So many letters have been received
inquiring whether Pearl White, hero
inc OF The Iron Claw" is 10 appear
in another motion picture serial that
announcement is made that Pathe
is 10 put out one in the fall or ear
" winter in which the Handicapped
lady is to star. Edward Jose, her
director in tho Iron Claw" will be
her director in the forthcoming pro,
duction.
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Today's Games.
Boston at Washington.
New York az Philadelphia.
st. Louis at Detroit.
Cleveland at Chicago.
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Standing OF the CInhs.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

AT Philadelphia II. +.
New York ,.....010 100 O0O-2 /
Philadelphia 43O Ol0 OOa-S IA 2
batteries; Russell, Love. Donovan
and Walters. Myers and Picinich.
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At Chicago r. II. d.
Cleveland 900 600 000 90 ) >
Chicago 1000 100 OlO ol-3 ii /
Batteries: Coumbe, Gould and
ONeil Benz, Cicotte and schalk.
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MISS LITTLE AND
MR.. FORREST WED

struggles In the famous old western
town of Goldyille, One of the unique
pieces Of equipment in the set will be
an old Washington and-press.
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ranch on East Elm avenue, Lincoln
Park. from Chandler. Mr.. Hankins
is up at Caribou. Colo. prospecting and
looking after arrangements for open
ing up some tungsten and silver mines.
Pearl Booardus Back at Work.
Miss Pearl Bogandus has returned
TO her work with the Nowels-Stockton
Mercantile company in Canon City.
afte= spending her vacation with her
mother. Mrs. NJ Bogardus. at Chand-
Ter.
Marie Boqsrdus in Victor.
Miss Marie Bogardus is visiting her
brother Roy at Victor for few days.
Miss Lloyd Succeeds Miss Gr;ffiths-
Miss Jane Lloyd. the new teacher.
has taken the place of Miss Elizabeth
Griffiths. who held the position last
year so successfully. Miss Lloyd
comes highly recommended and no
doubt will make a splendid record for
herself Mrs. Mary Nevins. who has
been so competent and so well liked
as principal. succeeds herself and will
continue her excellent record in edu-
eating the young Chandlerites.
Five Per Cent Raise for Miners
All the miners at Chandler are de-
lighted over the 5 per cent wage in
crease which took effect the first of
September
Charlie Bowers Home from Hospital.
Charlie Bowers returned last week
from the company hospital at Trinidad
where he was treated for a brokn
ankle. He hopes soon to get back to
active work and has good prospects
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Coal Creek

boasts of a number of citizens who
own automobiles. Among these are
r. W. Abbott. ID. r Davis, Max Nor.
genstein. F. B. Stevenson. ID. l. Han
sen. Ben Beach. Robt. Tate. James
Donaldson and Dr. A. A Eddy
Home from Gunnison Trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cowan Sr. and
Mr.. and Mrs. James PEBBLES returned
from their fishing and outing trip to
the Gunnison. They say tmey certainly
had great time.
Teachers went Early to Attend
Meeting.
The Misses Blanche Anderson and
Sylvia Shirley came over to Coal
Greek last week to attend the teachers
meeting preliminary to the opening
of school. Mrs. Charles Shirley OF
Canon City accompanied the girls.
School Opened Tuesday.
School opened last Tuesday with a
creditable enrolment Prof Durfee
reports everything running smoothly
and II will not be many days before
the usual routine will be the rule. The
new coat OF paint to the building and
the new cement steps have added ma
teriaily to the appearance of the build,
ing.
Many IN RoekvaIe Labor Day.
Coal Greek looked deserted Labor
day because nearly everyone was in
Rockvale attending the Labor day Gel.
ebration. All report a good time.
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that his ankle will be as good as ever.
Denver Folks Spent Week in Town.
Judge and Mrs. Rice motored from
Denver with Mrs. Al F. Hankins re.
Gently and spent a week as her guests
in Chandlr- They returned to the capi-
tai city on August 30th-
Mrs. Noonsn in Denver.
Mrs G. NJ. Noonah is visiting with
friends in Denver for short time.
Mrs. Bogardus to Give Up Boarding
House.
II is announced that Mrs NJ. Bo-
gardus is intending to give up the
boarding house in Chandler in the
near future and viii return to the
activities of her ranch on Lincoln
Park Her successor has not yet been
decided upon
The Prize Winners.
The prize winners in the recent
lawn and garden contest are rs fol-
lows: Mrs. George Charts. first prize /:
Clyde Smith, second prize: James
Doyle third prize.
John AppIewaite Takes Job.
John Applewaite of Lincoln Park is
among he recen newcomers who
have started TO work at the mine II
is daily occurrence now to put on
additional men Things are picking
up in good shape.
What Other Reason Could There Be I
J. e. Hogan, top boss at the mine
has recently rented house and as he
Is at present a single man. what now
do you think is the reason?
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Ed Aqard Kicked BY Horse.

Ed Agard was kicked by a horse
which he was shoeing last Friday. He
was forced to lay off Saturday be-
cause the hoof caught him a glancing
blow on the hand. which placed that
useful member out of business for
the time being.
Still on Boneyard Park.
Pete and Chris Kries are still pin
ming their faith to Boneyard park and
they say their claims up there are
looking better than ever. They state
that they have excellent prospects
ahead of them there.
Tom Easton Had Good Time.
Tom Easton said he never had a
better time in his life than he did on
his recent fishing trip to Aimont on
the Gunnisoa. There We're many peo-
pie there from this part of the coun-
try. The fishing was not so good. Ed
Agard was with Tom and enjoyed the
vacation very much
Gus Olsen Home from New Mexico.
Gus Olsen and his family returned
few days ago from Albuquerque and
Bernalillo, n. VI. He owns some prop
erty down there and says things are
looking good.
Mine Working Steadily.
The Rockvale mine is now working
steadily. About four hundred men
are busy making good money. The
output of the mine is about 1000 tons
day.
Schools Opened on Tuesday.
The, schools opened Tuesday with
an increased attendance Principal
Grader says that the prospects for a
successful year are very good indeed
The pupils have entered upon their
school duties with vim and are de
termined to do their best. The school
buildings are in the best shape possi.
BILE and everything is working fine.
Twenty Students to Florence.
About twenty studens from Rock.
vale have started in at the Florence
high school this year to take up the
higher course of study. This is q
large and creditable representation.
John kattnis in Rockvale.
John Kattnig of South Hardscrabble
was in Rockvale for a day or two last
week on business.
Byron Murray Resigns.
Byron Murray, who has been fire
man at the Rockvale mine, has re
signed and has entered the employ OF
the Portland Cement company at Port
land. He entered upon his new du
ties last Friday
Mrs. Howard on Lincoln Park.
Mrs. ]. B. Howard visited friends
on Lincoln Park last Friday.
C. A. Jones' Mother Returned Home
Mrs. Huleer, mother of C. 4. Jones
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jaime. pon,ld.on on v.e,tion.

James Donaldson on Vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Donaldson are
taking their vacation and are visiting
with .nrs. Donaldson's folks at Swink
70 rtwo weeks. Mr.. Donaldson always
takes lis vacation from his duties as
chief clerk and buyer at the Colorado
Supply company's store at this time
OF the year because he says then he
feels like he is ready for the win
ter. He has been with the Colorado
Supply company for good many years
and Is one of their trustworthy clerks
He was born and raised in Coal Creek
and has learned his business well.
Mine Not Working.
The mine at Coal Greek has not
been working for some time. but many
OF the men are making good money
in the Rockvale mine and are working
steadily.
The Auto Owners In Coal Creek.
Like the other towns Coal Greek
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ment. so Pyrolite it became.
New School Building is a Beauty.
The new school building at Pyro-
lite is a beauty in every respect II
hasn't been constructed so very long.
so IL is of the latest modern archi-
lecture and from the exterior resem-
bles n large club building. In fact the
upper portion is used as a public hall
for community meetings and such
other affairs The lower floor is given
over entirely to the school work.
Pyrolite a Pretty Town.
Pyroiite in a year or two will rival
Chandler for honors as the prettiest
coal camp in the state. II Is beauti-
fully situated in a pleasant valley and
all of the buildings are of uniform
size and all OF excellent appearance.
Every building is well painted and Is
kept in spick and span shape. The
people take great pride in their town.
and justly SO.
Pyrolite Auto Owners.
Pyrolite can claim three automobiles
as her very own. These belong to d.
T. Givens. pr. H. J. Davis and Max
Capelli.
Two Weddings last Week.
Two couples In Pyrolite were mar
ried last week. Mrs. George Strong.
proprietor OF the American hotel. be-
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Nine Is Working Steadily.

The mine Mt Pyrolte is working
steadily every day now. About forty
men are busy. but new men are being
put on every few days, The mine at
present has an output of about 800
tons.
How Town Got Its New Name.
People over the county have won
dered from time to time why Radiant
was changed to Pyrolite. 1t seems
that there Is another postoffice in the
state called Radium and similarity of
that name to Radiant got the mail
clerks confused and they asked to
have one of the names changed. Ra-
tium happened to be the Oldest postof-
nee. so It was up to Radiant to make
the change.
Postmaster Givens sent IN list of
six namesPto the postofflce department
from which they were to pick the
name. Postmaster Givens' sixth
choice was Pyrolite. but Il WAs the
arst choice Of the postotAos depart
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ROckDdLe

started for her home at Trenton. ILL.,.
last Friday. after visit of one month
with her son.
Good Increase in Freight Business
John X. Evans. agent for the Santa
Fe, reports healthful increase in
passenger and freight business the
past month. He says that things are
picking up.
Home Recently from Trinidad.
Mrs Harry Johns and daughter,
Miss Margaret, returned a short time
ago from Trinidad, where they enjoyed
the field day exercises held there by
the C. F. and l.
Wages of Employees Raised.
The recent inspection visit of the
C. F. and l. Industrial relations COM
mittee was productive of much good.
not the least of which was the raising
of the wages of the employees 3 per
cent, which became effective Sept. 1st-
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Doran entertained
them while they were in Rockvale-
They met the delegates of the en-
ployes and looked after many matters
of interest to both parties.
In Canon Last Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Grassland
were visiting friends in Canon City
last Saturday.
Or. Williamson Back from Outing.
DR.. Williamson returned recently
from an outing trip on the Gunnison.
Mrs. Williamson is at Trinidad at the
bedside of her mother, who is serious
ly i'll.
Maud KiIe in Pueblo.
Miss Maud ESile, clerk at the Colo
rado Supply company store. is on her
vacation and is enjoying a visit with
her sister, Mrs. CIVILIAN Llewellyn, at
Pueblo.
I Ball Park in Better Shape Than Ever.
The baseball park, which was re-
| Gently knocked out of commission, was
repaired and placed in good shape for
the big games on Sunday and Labor
; day. 1t is in the best condition now
than it has been for some time.
Temples Have Guests.
Mr. Bush and family of Tulsa. Okla.
are visiting with s. S. Temple and
| family for short time.
Roy EVERY in Florence.
Roy Eyerly made a combined bus
iness and pleasure trip to Florence
Thursday of last week.
Roekvale Well Supplied With Autos.
] Rockvale has good supply of auto
mobiles for the size of her population
There are between twenty and twenty
/ five cars. Among the owners are:
Tom Easton. 4. P. Easton, Gus Olsen.
James Chiri, John Kile, George Sudo.
John Evans. Reese Arthur. w. X
jones. Charles Grant. John P. Lloyd.
Edwin Price. C. ]. Calderola. Pasqual
| Fontechio. Joe Schiro and James Sac
mana
Rockva.e Has 400 Students.
| According to the enrolment this
year Rorkvale has upwards of 400 stu
dents. The students are housed in
| three different buildings and il is
hoped sometime to get a big building
, that will hold them all. Some of these
fine days Rockvale will see a thor
ouhgly modern eleven-room building.
/ If the ambitions Of the people are
/ realized
The members of Court F. Cavalottf
No. 80 Foresters of America did them
selves proud in their big celebration
on Labor day at Rockvale. All OF
| the various Coal Camps turned out
el masse TO help in the event and the
day proved a gala one.
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Chandler

The team had previously defeated
Rockyale at Rockyale on the Fourth
of July and was the only team in the
state TO win First Aid cup twice in
succession But this time at Waisen-
burg the captain. Will Graham, who
has been a tower of strength in many
hard-fought battle. was barred be-
cause IL was said that he had left the
Chandler camp and was not on the
company payroll at the time of the
contest or just previously. II was true
that he had left the camp and gone to
Cripple Creek, but il was only tempo
rarily and he considered himself stiil
resident of Chandler and also an EN-
pIoye of the mine when there was
work.
Seven teams were entered at Wal
senburg, all of them good ones. and
IL is a feather in Chandler's cap TO
win third place with a comparatively
green team. Gray Greek won the con
test with 1876 points out of a possible
500; Radiant second with ass, and
Chandler third with 4s5.
DR.. Noonan is the instructor OF the
team. The members are VIII Graham.
captain, James Doyle. captain. Dave
Houston. Jake Cernoscia. Jake Heber-
ling, Pat Malone, Tony Madone sub
ject and Willie Ashton subject
Out of this number two teams can
be picked II necessary. James Doyle
acted as captain at Waisenburg in
the place of Graham.
Mrs. Lewis Home Labor Day.
Mrs. Mozart Lewis and SON Eddie
returned to Chandler Labor day from
pleasant visit in Trinidad.
Howard Densmore on Vacation.
Howard Densmore of the Western
Stores company Is on his vacation
trip to Denver and Trinidad He Is
expected back this week.
James Doyle Wants a Ford.
II is understood that Engineer
James Doyle is planning on buying a
Ford
Mine Working Steadily.
The mine worked every day last
week and even Sunday. II has worked
| most of this week also. There are
about three hundred men employed at
the present. with a prospect of even
more a little later. Everything is go
| ing full blast. The threatened rail
| strike is credited with having been
the cause OF the rlish OF coal orders.
II Is likely now that they will keep
up most of the winter.
c. n. Smith and Wife Home.
MI ana MFS- -. IL CHtilfl TtAuEutu
last week from their summer vacation
trip to Denver and Hardscrabble. They
| had a good rest and a splendid time.
Going TO South Canon High School.
The following have enrolled In the
South Canon high school for this term.
| Misses Maggie Charts and Katie Kol-
faia. Messrs Alwyn Evans. Jim Lippis
and Tony Malone.
School Opened Tuesday.
Tic Chandler school opened auspi-
cIously on Tuesday with an encourag-
ing enrolment Mrs. Mary Tevins.
the principal. Is In charge and Miss
Jane Lloyd OF Rockvaie is the other
| teacher. DIR. Noonan. secretary OF the
school board. states that new sani-
tary drinking fountain IA planned for
the near future. also n new fence
about the beautiful school building.
Next spring gardens and flower beds
will be started. Just recently twenty
Ave trees were planted and more are
scheduled for next spring.
Hankins Moving to Ranch
Mrs. A. +. Hankins is moving 10 her
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Mayor-WiIiiam Wilson.
Trustees-idweil n. Davis, Davies
G. Davis, Ed copperthwaite. Camille
Saivo, James .. Davis.
Mine Superintendent Ben Beach.
School Board-Wn. Gilbert, presi-
dent; Davies G. Davis, secretary; D.
n. Lod~io, treasurer.
School Principal-Aifred Durfee.
Teaehers-Misses Emma Tate. Eva
Little, Sylvia Shirley, Blanche Ander-
son.
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Mayor-syron Richards.

Mayor-Byron Richards.
Trustees-Tom EverIy, Ed Price,
Wm- Adams, Robert Angel, Charles
Nash and Tom Easton.
Mine Superintendent-H enry Johns.
Pit Boss-charIie Grant.
Hoist Eneineer-Edwin Price.
Catholic Priest-Father Edmund of
Florence
Methodist Minister-Rev. Logsten of
Florence.
Services every Sunday.
School Board-A. p. Easton, Ed
Agard and J. p. Lloyd.
Teachers-F. A. Grader. principal; |;
the Misses Lucy Martin, Sarah Lloyd,
Florence Mckenzie, Mary Vezzetti,
Rita Johnson, Blanche Williams, Eta
Starbuck and Mrs J. w. Griffith.
Three school buildings.