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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-07
OIL AND GAS
DEVELOPMENT
OF TRI-STATE
Latest Reports OF Operations 10
West Virginia, PennsH.
vanla and Ohio.

The Dorseyvtlle field In Indiana
township. Allegheny county, Is again
approaching the interesting stage.
Just at this time the greatest inter
est Is eentsred In the NTH sand ter
ritOry. located east OF the Dorsey
Vile S-toot development. North Of
the NTH sand producer. on the Es-
Their Evans lot. LRugner and Com
pRny will be due to get the sand next
Tuesday on the Samuel Googner
farm. South Of the same producer.
Walls and Company will be due about
the same time at 4 test on the J. H.
Role farm. Two and one-half miles
northeast OF the Dorseyville pool. An
derson and Henderson are due 70 get
the NTH sand tomorrow at a test on
the Sauers heirs farm,
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To Mary T.. IlUugltOU, infant cnild Uf
Thnm0s HOughtON. deceased, John u0Hu,
Ir executor Of the last viii und tesla.
mcnt Of HuId ThumAH liOughtOn. Mar
EnrrL lIOuHhton, sister of said Mary w..
IiOuGhtOn, aud all other persons, whom
II may concern:
Notice Ia hereby given that, pursuant to
Chapter 81 Of tho Code 81 West virginia,
!, Margaret Hutt. guardian Of said Mary
Y. HOughtOn, residents Of the County Of
Floyd, md State Of Indiana. where the
said Margaret HUT was duly appointed o.
guardian Of said Mary u. H0uEhtOn, will
make application TO The Circuit Court Of
Harrison County West virginia. on the
twenty. ninth day Of June. 1919. for tho
enter Of M order authorizing inc Rs guar.
dian aforesaid, to transfer from the said
State " West Virginia, to the said RtHte Of
Indiana, certain money given and he
QueAthsd to said Mary n. HOughtOn by
said last will and testament aud located
In tho said County Of Harrison, aud State
Of West Virginia, md now IN the hands
Of said John Ross. Ir., the executor Of
said last will aud testament appointed and
qualified ~ such In said County Of HRFFi.
son. and state Of West Virginia, the
amount Of snid fund being about eighteen
hundred dollars.
Guardian Of Mary u. HOuIhtOn, for the
County Of Floyd and State Of Indiana.
ny Counsel.
J. PHILLIP CLIFFORD, COUNSEL
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FOR SALE-Olivsr typewriter In good
condition, very reasonable prize. +. \.
Odds, ia Chapel street, city. He'll phone
ll26-J.
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FUR observation-disclosures

MOVING PICTURE MACHINES Powers
$50; Edison SO; Luhin $40 Optlgraph
$50; Edison Model u $lJO, Films 81 per
Reel Slides lJc each, 2OXJD feet Tents
and Seats SO, ". :. Corpcning. Room l.
Second Floor, Irwin Bldg. Ciarksburg
W. Va.
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Good Shallow Sand Well.
Tho on Nfnrxcts.

The prices paid for oil Of variou
grades by the purchasing agonts are
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-07
SOME VACANT LOT.

Vacant lot Milford street, 81, 100.
Vacant lot, Duncan Avenue, cor.
ncr, $3.50.
Vacant lot PhIlIppl street. SiO6O.
Vacant lot, Euclid avenue. $3.50.
Vacant lot, Euclid avenue, 81, 100.
Vacant lot. Buckhannon avenue.
Broad Oaks. 81 200.
Vacant lot lOxlGO fcct. Lang ST..
Broad Oaks. 81 900.
Vacant lot. RuckhNunon avenue.
Con Plaza, Less than Cost.
Vacant lot. Fast Main street. 80 by
lh2 feet, for 81, 200. 500 cash, bal
ance long time.
Any Of the above lots can be
bought on good terms.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-07
BEAUTY PARLoR

THE PRISCILLA BEAUTY PARLORS-
Second and Main streets, Just around the
corner. Mrs. W Il, ROhboinE, graduate
OF SQuire's Swedish School Of MaSsage
and Scalp Treatment. All tho now and
latest ideas In hair dressing. shAmpOOs
with best tonics. sanitary and up-to. date.
Electrical and Violet ray Treatment by
experienced operat0r. Opened June ].
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PRICE $3.50. Terms.

Union Heights, vacant lot ut your
own price.
East Poplar street, vacant lot fac
ing two streets at u sacrifice,
Raymond Heights, two lots, ono on
corner. at your own price for cash.
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FOR LEASE

GAS TERRITORY FOR LEASE-I have At
Mt. Clare. ". Va, 40 acres In producing
gas held. VIII lease for Immediate de
yelopmcnts. Apply to II. NJ Meredith,
Mt. Glare. W, Va.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-07

$25 down and $40 per month.
Good corner lot, West End Lane
COmpanys second addition.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Position by young man 10
years VI axe. Am graduate Of West Wiz
giula business College HuN Kind " work
desirable. Can give references. Address
al" uYrr Telegram office.
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FOR Miscellaneous

RENT REMINGTON TYPEwRITERS-
Direct from the manufacturer. We Will
apply first three months rental, on the
purChAS" OF machine. Remington
Typewriter CO.. 52S Con Bldg, Bell
phOnC Hlg
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NAMTEp &c lily

WANTED TO BUY A second hand cath
register, write OF call Daniel Bros, G0I
West Main street.
WANTED TO BUY Second hand hOlI top
desk, must be Ia good order aud cheap.
Address n. Y. W. care l.. q. Box IL,
ClRrksburH, W Va
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LOST

LOST Saturday night, \ pOcketbOOk con-
thiniuE 50. Finder return same to the
Telegram Ofiice and receive reward
LOST-Msnday night bunch OF keys
barber shop.
dark red, buffalo COW, be-
tween =. M. and . p. M. June 8, A
liberal reward for her return. Address
Robert WOOduOu, WilSonburg, W. Va.
evening, gold bracelet,
set with pearls, Return 70 Mrs. uaFVay
~ SAITH and sAaAivs rauAEA.
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for the payment OF the nura'd porshrss
money.
.ln'.tl ~ tlu.atipu VI cool u'frir' urr.
.l-a. COUNT. NHt NlrvI'r
Hy ENuII u usIih Nu ne
o. WA, NAN DGuES Hrgrr'7ry
], q. W. IiplIN Counsel iur HnlH h1nrd
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SEWING

WANTED Sewing. plain and fancy
Price. rca.uulnlc C3N West Pic -.
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FOR SALE-DrIllinG engines, Ajax. Acme
aud EurekR % Rnd IS II. p Thoroughly
uyerhEulcd and complete. At bargains.
Herman Schnuwsckcr. 1910 Latrohc street,
Parkcrsburg, W. Va, ". Va. Phone
lh1S-X.
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FOR SALE-Electric light plant for
moving picture. horse power; first
class condition. Apply 10 NJ. Rivero
Box Isl McadOwbrook.
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WANTED AT 0NCE-Man to
wash dishes. Apply at Wal
do Hotel kitchen.

MEN learn barber trade. special offer,
tuition $1,000 with tools, wages while
learning. $500 positions furnished.
Write for catalogue. Leader Barber
College, Cincinnati, o.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-07

PROPOSALS he received by the
Jackson Land and Mimi CO., aud 9th
crs until June IL. 1916 FOR constructing
approximately l2j lncal feet OF u inch
ana 1900 liucal feet inch sewer line
and approximately 1923 lincal feet Of u
inch east iron water main. Plans Speci-
dgRtious, blank proposals on Me ~ the
office OF ChRs q. Findlny, GA Con Build-
lug. Clnrksburg, W Va.
WANTED 80 experienced carpenters for
general construction work, Write or
apply In person to Patterson huIldlnB
Co. 10 W Market ST. Akron. Ohio.
WANTED Good man for general store,
,Irrrlenced IN monts aud must have
references. Address u car" Telegram
office.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-07
FOR RENT-furnlsneu hoOms

FOR RENT two furnished rooms. for
light housekeeping, to parties without
1l3 Marshall street, At Con Plaza, Or cal!
SS0.J BELL phone.
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WANTED To RENT

WANTED TO RENT Three furnished
rooms for Light housekeeping. from to
10 minutes walk from Empire building
Immediately, Call Bell phone 3l2. Home
2In Inquire for ) H..
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-07
PROPERTY THAT Is WELL.
WORTH THE MONEY.
HIGHLAND PARK,

Seven room house with bath. attic
and large basement House faIAhed
throughout In hardwood. No batter
location for u home Good lot with
alley In rear You can keep your
car here.
PRICE $4,000
On reasonable terms.
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FOR SALE Good hotel Of 20 roms. olt so
by lGJ, only hotel In town OF 1890. rail
road and river town, also livery barn
with two inuloscd lots owner wishes to
quit business owner q, y Fleetwood
box l44. Iielprc, Ohio
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PRICE $4,000

Torms, S1Oo down. balance at rate
OF $4,000 per month.
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VACANT LOTS


Corner lot. Stcaley Heights Land
Companys addition, 4Oxl10 feet.
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AGAIN!
EASY TERMS

We have u good six room house OF
Woodland avenue. Stvalvy Heights
This house has Just been completed.
Has shinElc roof and cement block
foundation.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-07
MAN WANTED-As collector,
one who is not afraid of hard
work. Steady position, good
pay. The Peoples Store, 4O8
West Pike St.

BARBER WANTED At II. II. BaNsch, ll3
Third street. Good position
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-07

ron SAI.E-Ucst restaurant ir Fairmon,
on Main street Call He'll phone go
FnirmCut W Va.
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FOR SALE Saxon Roadster 1915 model
excellent condition. cheap. Apply ut
Cuppct Bros. Garage" Phones liTO-J Rcll
40 Home. II. e. Mick,
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PUBLIC Monday, June IL, 1910. at
o'clock sharp, AZ McAlpiu Dairy Farm,
9 miles east OF Submission aud q miles
from bridgeport, on X. +. -. No >
20 head registered Jersey Cows. nil In
milk. from to 10 years old . heifcrs
bred TO freShen In carly fall S heller
calves, from . weeks 10 4 months old
bull calves, young, / bull calf. months
old Il brown driving and saddle mare
q years old, weighs 100 lbs. We have
COVE that Hrc now making from " to 20
lbs Of butter per month Some milking
40 lbs. milk per day others making 20
Ia ~ lbs. : months utter fTcshcuinE.
Their butter fat test. cost Of their keep
ing and the profit that each COW H. now
making will be given by Mr. Ed. Cart
wright, COW tester for ". Va, Cow Test
ing Association on day Of sale. Come
and inspect these cows before the sale
and pick out what suits you. ns We Will
sell any 20 We have. RcRsoH for selling
More Jerseys trnu grass, All cattle viii
be transferred free OF charge Suzum
Brothers. bridgeport. Il. +. u. No. ..
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-07

For SALE--C orner lot, 5JIl2O In Slans-
berry addition, North View $500 Will
take One or two good COWS rs part pay
ment Z. D. Powell ClAFkSbuFg, ". Va.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-07

FOR SALE one Singer sewing machiue.
used three mouths. aud one medium size
Refrigerator. Apply NJ 901 East Main 81.
He'll phone lO7S Il.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-07

ASAeSram OAaSS1leQ Ads. Always BRING Results #%.

BEAUTIFUL CORNER LOT near school
IN Columbia addition TO Clarksburg for
sale At the right price X. SOwinski,
Il. r u. No. ., HOX as. ClaFksbuFg. ".
Va, Grasseili.
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EOR SALE-Fiue residence lot on Seventh
street Colonial Heights. 29Nl2O feet The
pri," is right. Apply at as Lee ~.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-27
d ASKS
would Forget Primary and Unite
20 Beat Wilson.

W~AsuiNGToN, April 2s. Senator
Lodge issued the following statement to-
day OF the result yesterday OF the
Massachusetts primaries:
81 have regretted that there should
have been any contest In the Republican
primaries in Massachusetts. an very
glad thai; the contest Is over and ] feel
confident that II has left no Ill feeling
behind IL. Now let us all get together
and work for the n great object which
we all have at heart. no matter how VIC
nav nave voted in the primaries.
Let us one and all address ourselves
to securing the nomination Of a candi-
date for the Presidency who is most
certain TO unite all who are opposed to
the presen. Administration and to lead
us to an assured and complete victory /:
a candidate who will fully represent Re-
publican principles. the principles VI ma
,ional defence. of the protection of
American rights everywhere. of the res
toration OF the standing and influence
OF the United STATES among the nations
Of the earth. OF the protective tariff. OF
economic stability and OF justice to the
business and Industrial interests of the
country. and u all those other domestic
policies Of which the Republican party
has long been the exponent. The pur-
pose which should govern us IL TO drive
from power the present Administration.
which has been so injurious to our wei
far. at home and So destructive to our
influence abroad"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-27
MOOSE WE'LL PLEASED.
with Nothing tO Offer They See
Hay state Victory.

The fact that the campaign OF the
candidates pledged to Roosevelt for cleo
ton as delegates from Massachusetts to
the Republican rational convention re-
suited in the election Of only four dis
trict delegates does not strike the
Roosevelt men here as any indication
that the Colonel ~ not wanted by the
country. II official pronouncemcnts are
TO be taken rs representattS" of the
feeling in the Progressive party. Wal
ter Johnson, chairman OF the Progress
s'vc county committee. made the follow
ing comment
W consider il a good cal or a Pro-
gressive victory. II appears that We
got the Independent vote in IN" state
and cot II without any ENCOURAGEMENT
from the Colonel. The result, was bet
Ter than .r expected because It shows
that the organization vote was prdc-
,icaliy the only vote against the Roose-
welt ticket. Generally speaking the in
dependent voters have littl" use for IN"
primaries. They don't know what they
are all about. 80 that II is CncouraginS
TO have received that portion of the
vote in MASSACHUSETTS,.
I'll governor Of the state and tho
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-27
HARDING NOT IN RACE.
says Ohio Delegates Arc for Burton
Ftrst and Last.

WASHINGTON. April Ex-senator Hard
ing OF Ohio. who will be temporary
chairman OF the Republican national
convention at Chicago. took occasion to-
day to put a quie.us on reports from
Columbus that the delegates chosen at
the primary yesterday under instruc-
tons to vote for ex-senator Burton
would turn to Mr.. Harding as second
choice for the Presidency II they found
II impossible to secure Mr.. Burton's NOM
nation.
After calling attention TO the large
percentage OF the total vote that was
polled for Mr.. Burton, showing that he
received so per cen. more votes I'm the
primary than President Wilson, Mr..
Harding said
THE Ohio delegates are for Mr.. Bur-
ton first. last and all the time. They
are for him cordially. sincerely and de-
rotedly. They believe him the most
available candidate in the great field
from which the convention will choose
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-27
DEAF MUTES ADMIT
MURDER OF WOMAN
New Haven Mystery Cleared
BY Confessions Of Victims
Husband and Friend.
VICTIM BEATEN TO DEATH

After toiling for hours with two leaf
mute prisoners In the Harlem detective
bureau Coroner Ell Mix Of New Haven n
Detective William J. Enright Of the Third
branch finally succeeded early to-day In
getting a full written confession from
Frank vettere and Joseph Costello OF
how they planned and executed the muir
der Of Costelio's wife Annie In a New
Haven lodging house.
According to this confession. which
was obtained shortly before 1 o'clock
this morning. vettere went to the Con-
necticut city with Mrs. Costello last Sum
day and rented q room with her at 260
Crown street. Costello followed the pair
IN the mex train. While vettere took
Mrs. Costello out for a walk Costello
entered the room. as previously arranged.
and hid himself In the closet.
When Ve,tere and Mrs. Costello re.
turned, the woman sat In a large plush
covered chair. While she was res,ing
Nettere crcp; up behind her and struck
her over the head with an iron bar,
fracturing her skull. Vetterc said Cos.
teilo agreed to pay him Tor his part
In the crime Il Costello verified this.
Mrs. Costello lived al 2l3 East 1880
street and Netterc's home was at 40.
Park avenue. Brooklyn. lie was best
man at tho Costello wedding last April
The woman vas deaf n dumb. she
left rome last Sunday n was found
dying In the New Haven house thai
afternoon.
Costello Ia a shoemaker. Not Ions
after their marriage his wife. n ~
years old. with two children by n for
mer marriage, mad him sent to TIT
workhouse. The police say the HUSBAND
later offered her 800 II she would ge
a divorce.
Vettere, the best man. wac a frienS
OF Mrs. Costello. While her husband wa
In the workhouse Vettere kept calling OF
Mrs. Costello. On sunday morning sh'
disappeared. ON Monday her HUSBAND
received q postcard, said 10 have bee
written by Ncttere. but signed by tn
woman. saying: "Good-by, I am soin'
to elope." II Is alleged that Costell'
was unwilling to report her disappear
ancc to the police. but her father in
sisted.
ON Sunday afternoon NJ I 30 O'Clock
m Il a ma went to the New
Haven lodging house, saying they hat
come from Providence. AZ 80 oc!ocl
the woman vas found in her room viii
, her skull crushed. She died next da,
in the New Haven Hospital. The MAJ
had gone. lie was traced 10 the rail
road station. where he bought a ticke
for Springfield. The woina had ha'
$50 and several rings. which we're miss
ing.
The New Haven police found out VII
the woman was ny sending a ~photcgrap
to New York. Coroner Mix came 10 SeN
York and the two arrests followed. TIL
police say a blackjack was found in Vet
tere's home ~ Brooklyn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-27
TAGGART ANSWERS CALL.
lie Relieves There IL Place In Sen.
ntc for Business Man..

l>prANAPoris. April 2i-Thc Demo-
cratic state convention nominated
Thomas Ta-girt to-day for the short
term 20 succeed III" late Senator ShIvcly.
whose successor he now t. by appoint
ment. In a brief speech Of acceptance
Senator T~iggart ycit. rated his former
statements that he had wished the party
would p4>n S":u' other man, but said
THAT he was a good soldier and would
obey to command" Ne added that
since ho had become better acquainted
Wit tn" situation he felt there was a
place IN the Senate for a plain every
day business nan. The senator said
tina nc Nas for p-sc" and closed by
predicting success 'or Wilson and Mar
shall.
TIA" convention program1c was car-
rcd smoothly. The nominations Of SEN
a'or Kern and John \ " Adair Tor
Governor at tho primary were ratified
and a number of candidates for re-
nomination for state officers had no
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-27
LONE DELEGATE FOR T. R.
New Jcrscy Primary shows All
Others Are u~up1edged.

All the returns OF the Sew Jersey
Presidential primaries on Tuesday had
not been filed In the Second Congress
district up to "A late hour last night. but
enough figures had been received to In
dictate the defeat of W. i. Cozart. a
negro pledged to Col. Roosevelt. and
James A. Lightroot. another negro. who,
although unpledged, favored the Colonel.
They carried Atlantic county. but lost
In the other counties in the district.
The Republicans elected one o
piedged-to- Roosevelt delegate. william
A. Lord of Orange. who will represent
the Ninth Congress district In Essex
county with an organization man.
With the single exception OF Mr.. Lord.
unpledged Republican delegates were
chosen throughout the State.
The Republican and Democratic dele.
cations to the national conventions VIII
meet at Trenton next week to organize.
The Democratic delegates will get to-
gether IN tire auditof ium OF the Demo-
cratic League in East street on Tues
day at . =. NJ. The Republican dele
gates will probably meet at the Repub-
lean Club. The Republican state chair
man has not yet the date for
the meeting.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-27
SEWAGE THREATENS
HEALTH And TRADE
City's Engineer Urges Quick
Action With Flow Of 7OO.-
100000 Gallons Daily.

Along 700 miles OF waterfront In
Greater New York. 700, 600, 900 gallons
of sewage flow into the waters every
day. In the sewa1e are 1000 tons OF
wet sludgs which settles on nc bottom
OF the river and bay.
So said Charles T.. Gregory. chief en-.
gineer of the Sewer Department OF Man.
haitian. at n dinner OF the pollution com.
mittee of the Real Estate Association
Of the state Of New York at the Park
Avenue Hotel last night. lie said tina,
it was the first time The figures were
given that tell the real condition Of the
harbor and the danger 10. health and
m the port Of New York will bs
subjected to unless the sewage problem
Is seriously considered by the city ant
Federal authorities.
Dr. Haven Emerson. Health Commits.
s!oner, explained why bathing liz pro.
hibited in Manhattan and along thu
shores Of Brooklyn except al Cone)
Island, where the tide and wine keeI
the waters free Of a dangerous percent,
age of sewage. He said II was only q
question Of a few years when Slater
Island waters would he UNIT for public
bathing Jamaica Ray will be polluted
in ten years, he said.
Seventy per cent. of the m~osuuitoe,
found in Central Park last summer hat
salt on their legs. showing that the,
came from salt marshes outside o
Manhattan. The others were born OF
the island through the gross neglect o
property owners and janitors.
Staten Island got its last year suppl,
on the wing from Dyker Heights Park
brooklyn Queens was bitten by
species born in Jamaica Bay which viii
he stamped ont this ssmmer by tn
Health department.
thorough President Marks promised 4
do all in his power to help the move
! ment 4, better sewer conditions.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-27
MCALL IS NOW HAILED AS
BAYSTATE,S FAVORI7E SON
But Weeks Men Are Playing Siren Role for the Dele
gates-Governor Leads His Ticket, With the
Handsome Total of 62, 775.

BosT"N. Apr.l 26.-Gov. McCalls vote
of 62.115 for delegate at large TO the
Republican national convention In yes-
terday's primary entities him in the
minds of local politicians to he con-
sidcred the favorite son of Massachu-
sets. Senator Weeks. who also has been
mentioned" received 5s.o6S votes. the
lowest number cast for any of the un-
pledged candidates. II Is said that ef-
forts already have been started to line
up the district delegates from Massa-
chusctts for him.
The Mccall vote was one OF the sur
prises of the primary. as most Of the
political observers expected that senator
Lodge would lead the ticket. II was
known that n hard fight was being
made on Weeks and Crane. and many
feared that the raid upon tho junior
Senator and the former Senator might
prove successful. The result failed to
Justify any such apprehension. The
figures show n surprisingly mail number
of split tickets. Most of the voters did
as they were urged to do. voting for
the unpledged candidates in every in
stance with one stroke OF the pencil.