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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-08-10
BY r, W. sArTERFIELp.

HOLDENVILLE, Okla, Aug. 6. (By
Mail. JAS soon as finish writing this
and mail these sketches I'm going
away from here. I've seen all there is
to be seen. And want to remember
what I've seen. And If stay around
here l run the risk of getting few
holes through my memory - which
would impair it.
At that, l have AN edge" on one pho
tographer l met. He had some excel
lent action pictures" He didn't seno
them in to his home office. Instead,
he sent telegram saying his plates
had been stOien. Some Of the draft
rioters decided their faces wouldn't
look good in the paper. Most of them
expect now 10 be caught, But they
aren't hankering after helping pile up
evidence against themselves.
Understand, l am a courageous mcn.
But | think q drawing on paper is
worth two in the head, unless the head
is resting in the Indian country" to-
day.
have a vivid recollection Of the
oldish man with the chin whiskers
and the big hat-and, lest | forget, a
gun with two barrels-who met me
about 20 miles from Holdenville, out
where there was a hill Of rocks on
one side and some scrub timber on the
other, and nothing in the way of Gin
der track for a good runner,
What might be your business,
young man," was his SALVATION. He
didn't exactly hold me guilty until
proven innocent, but he required con-
Yincing proof of innocence, just the
same.
| sketched him on the spot. 1t was
a novelty-rather diverted him. All
men need diversion from such seri-
GUS business as he was engaged in. So
may be said to have walked to safe
ty III my hand.
He also liked the sketch had in my
notebook Of Parney FixiCO, Seminole
Indian guide for the posses, He knew
Parney. They used to be friendly
enough. But he said he'd rather see
the sketch just now, than Parney him
self-that it would help him fix Par.
ney's features in his mind.
He was a tenant farmer. l imagine
he'll be back on the farm within day
or two. He's through rebeNing. But
til. point is, he doesn't want anyone
to know he's been off the farm. Lgave
him the sketch l made OF him. BW
had roughed in another he didn't
know anything about,
It's comparatively safe here at HoI.
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GETBUSYONCOMFORTKzT

The local Red Cross chapter wants
to supply every man of the regiment
encamped here with a Comfort Kit
before he leaves. The boys GER
tainly need thees kits. Have you
boy out there, or have you boy
now on the way to France? Make a
Comfort Kit for your boy, or be-.
cause of that boy off to do his bit
Every woman will want to make one,
because they are so easy to make.
The local Red Cross will supply the
material gladly upon request and it
is hoped that each maker will put
one or more of the required articles
in the kits before returning. These
kits will let our boys know the home
folks are thinking about them. Come
to headquarters and make them If
you will, you will be gladly welcomed
there. If you have the materials
mentioned in your own home and do
not want to make the trip to head
quarters, make one out Of your own
material according to directions
given. The point is make one! Let
some soldier carry the work of your
hands away with him. The local
Red Cross Chapter will be most
grateful for donations Of any Of the
articles listed for these bags. Every
person in town could give one or
more OF the things listed for the Com
fort Kits. No one knows exactly how
soon our boys will leave Fairmont,
so let ever body get busy at once. 1t
you have a donation for the Its,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-08-10

Mary Frum vent home Win her and
viii visit them for q few days.
Miss Ruth Whiteman visitor ct
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs, ]. L. Little
has gone to her home at Evansville.
Mrs. Arch Miller and children are
visiting Mrs. Rosa Lake at Morgan
town.
MRS. A. P. Harr and nephew Fred
Gadd have returned from visit at
rthe home Of Mrs. KEte Powell at
Powell
Mrs. Nancy Holland and Mrs, Mary
McAllister spent the day yesterday
with Mr.. and Mrs. A S. Gaskins at
Monongah.
this week with Mrs. John Henderson
near Cross Roads.
Miss Mabel Griffith who has been
the guest of her aunt Mrs Harry Nor
rls on Hickman Run has Eeturned to
Miss Mabel Frum is spending this
week with her aunt Mrs. Morgan at
Cross Roads.
Mrs. Emma Vance and children and
Mrs. ]. M. Smith are visiting relatives
at Bruceton Mills.
Miss kathleen Gaskins went to
Brow sville, Pa yesterday to visit
her brother Howard GaskinS and ram
ily,
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WayneSburg Fair
Begins Sept, Is

WAYNEsBURG, Pa, Aug lO.-The
Waynesburg Fair and Agricultural as
ISOLATION will hold its seventh annual
exhibition September IS, 49, 20 and
81, 1917. A fine speed program has
been prepared and all indications point
to large number of horses for the
different events Liberal premiums
are being offered for the different ex.
hiblts in farm exhibits and the differ
ent kinds of stock and poultry. The
Waynesburg Fair association has one
Of the finest parks in this section. All
the buildings are new and In fine re-
pair. The ground contains plenty OF
shade and the finest Of drinking water.
Special attention is paid exhibitors
from a distance. The Officers of the
association are: President, Thomas
Montgomery, Waynesburg; vice presi'
dent, Caleb Grimes, Waynesburg; sec
rotary, Harry F, Baily, WayneSburg'
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unlvar,aI W0,kIx Is InterestIn0.

A three-reel Selig drama, Two
Roads" Is headlined at the Nelson to-
day. It is a story of much human inter-
est and on par with the many Gold
Seal features that have preceded it
at this house, The program is en-
livened by good comedy and is given
additional interest by the showing of
the Universal Weekly. In this latter
pictorial news feature are views Oh
IN American aviation camp, picture
Of an elevated train accident in Brook
Ign, showing the burning Of the wreck
ed train. The cycle races at Chicago
offer an exciting moment and the pic.
lures OF incidents of the war, such as
The activity Of the French engaged in
digging, bombproofing and reveal.
tion of strategy. Fort Sheridan comes
IN foz a showing in the war picture sec.
ton.
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"cLoSE.UPS"

Otis Turner is filming THE Soul
Of Satan" from a story by Randolph
Lewis. Mr.. Turner directed "To
Honor and Obey" Miss BrockwelIs
most recent picture, which is receiy-
ing such complimentary notices.
The third photopIay to get its
name in the last week is that which
stars the effervescent George Walsh.
This production is being made under
the direction Of Richard Stanton, who
began work on it short time since.
eThe Yankee Way" has been chosen
tot Il, as the film was a breezy star
pangled comedy Of thrills.
k.is =, ~ ~ TOLD STAGE.
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Personals.

Byron Roberts of Martins Ferry is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. ], M. Gas
kns in Market street
Harry Roberts and Guy Williams,
who were here also have returned to
Martins Ferry,
MIR. and Mrs Alex Patton and chill
dren of State street are visiting rela
tiyes at Lumberport, Harrison county
Miss Mabel Hess who has been the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. John Frum for
several days past returned to her
home at Morgantown yesterday. Miss
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either telephone or bring it to Red
Cross headquarters.
Comfort Kits.

either telephone or bring II 10 Reu
Cross headquarters.
Comfort Kits.
Bags made Of strong wash material.
ticking, denim etc., 12x14 with draw
string taps at tops. May contain any
or all of listed articles:
Khaki colOred sewing cotton, No, 80.
White, No. 80, Needless, inch
case; Darning needles, buttons khaki
colored and white in small bag. Large
thimble, blunt sissors, soap, safety
pins, pins, comb, brush, tooth brush,
tooth paste, small mirror handker-
chiefs lead pencil, writing paper and
envelopes, post cards, games, collap'
sibIe cup, knife, shoe laces, tan pipe
and tobacco books, short story from
magazines, small bath towel, face
towel, wash cloth, chewing gum,
socks.
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From MAGNETIC sprIms.

Granville McAllister who recently
from Bentons Ferry to Magnet.
ic Spring, O. arrived here yesterday
and will spend a week or ten days
boxing after some business transac'
tons. Mr.. McAllister is we'll pleas.
cd with his new location and speaks
IN highest praise of that section OF
the country.
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LABORERS. Extra sss as ,ssss,

soc an hour; steady employment as
8ured; day work only; from efficient
men in the labor gang our operators
are picked; they earn from S73Sc to
45c per hour, Transportation refund
ed after 80 days steady work. Apply
at employment offices, Aetna Chemi
cal Co., oakdale, Pa.
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EAST SIDE !:
- NEWS -
Called to Terra Alta.

Mrs. Clyde Travis is at Terra Alta
having been called there by the Ill
ness of her brother George Kinnel.
Mr.. Kinnel was taken suddenly i'll on
Wednesday,.
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Entertained Guests.

Mrs. Josephine Adams and children,
Mrs. Cecil Jenkins and Mrs Closson
we're guests Of James Morris and sis
tiers yesterday at their home i'll Nor,
gantown avenue.
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1.-THE Fortune Hunter az HIpp'
Fox Reillys Globe Trotters will
present a new comedy at the Hippo.
drome tonight. 1t is said to be the
best in the Reilly repertoire, and has
been appropriately named, "The For
tune Hunters" All the artists in the
company are given ample opportunity
for a full display of their talents, and
besides the specially numbers OF
Walter Diggs, Ernest Linwood and
Fox Reilly, the Globe Trotters trio
will be seen in a complete change OF
vocal numbers. The chorus is as
signed greater part thap was given
It in 1.-THE Bell Boy" and the costum'
ing and scenery will be all different
Tomorrow afternoon there will be a
free matinee for children at which
1.-THE Fortune Hunters" will be pres
ented. These children's matinees
are immensely popular with the kid.
dies and Manager Burka has reserved
a section of the house for them.
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Al Martina Ferry.

Mrs. Clarence Fisher and children,
Thelma and Lawrence are spending
this week with Mrs. Fishers cousin
Mrs. Mary Roberts at Martins Ferry.
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-Ladv RarnacIe at Princess.

Viola Dana is starred in a five reel
Metro called Lady Bamacle' at the
Princess today. 1t is love story,
rich in scenic beauty with its loca
tions well chosen. Much of the action
takes place in the palace of an East
Indian Maharajah and the colortul
life is vividy portrayed, The display
Of gowns, jewels and other finery is
an outstanding feature.
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Gone T. stausburu,

Miss Leona Snowden left yesterday
morning for strasburg, Va, where she
will be the guest of her aunt Mrs. Col.
die Snowden Miller.
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Enforcing
The New Drug Law

The "kill the dog" movement that
was on in Monongah the first week Of
the new dog law, resulting in the death
OF 80 canine, Is still on, according TO a
report from Mayor Price this morning,
Yesterday IS dogs were killed making
in all 81 that have been put out of the
day.
While Captain William Findley and
his crew are dog hunting" Mayor
Price is providing the more valuable
dogs with tags. To date he has given
out 50 tags for the county and IS for
the town.
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nehost Of odd Moro0 Today.

"ehost Of Old Moro" Today.
The Dixie is showing today re.
turn to this city of 1.-THE Ghost of
Old Moro" 1t is a tale Of the historic
Moro Castle literally spiced with
Spanish romance and repellant
cruelty.
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War PIC.

War Pie.-,-- N.-''-'
Six thousand feet OF film showing
operations in the battlefield of France
viii be displayed at the Grand to-
day and tomorrow. These pictures
were taken under the direction Of the
French General staff for the national
archives Particular interest Is cen
tered in these pictures, primarily be-
cause they give a graphic description
az the greatest conflict of all times,
hut more so because some of our own
boys are probably at this very MON
emit trodding the same soil and viewing
with their own eyes conditions which
win be disclosed to US on the screen,
The title Of the picture is Fighting
in France" The showings have
been arranged at intervals OF one and
q half hours, beginning at 1880
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-08-10

Miss Vivian Dent has returned from
Writ county where she had been the
guest OF relatives for two weeks.
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craeoy's Colonial Maids Are Conn.,
W. H. Gracey sends US word from
psnnSylvaala that he is looking for
ward with much pleasure to the en-
eaRement Of his company at the Hip
nodrome next week. Mr.. Gracey
fixes Fairmont and says he delights
n playing before Fairmont audiences
In his letter he tells us that he has
many new and novel features which
viii be introduced by his Colonial
Maids. We Observer that the roster
contains all the old favorites and sew
eral new names. The company Is
now made up of GraCey, with his
musical novelties. Christie, the &C.
centric comedian, singer and dancer;
wentworth and Young, singers ana
dancers; Lep Meyers, black face sing,
ing and dancing comedian; Alice
Hammond, fancy dancer, Meyer anu
Lanier, sketch artists; the Colonial
Trio, and a singing and dancing
chorus that is hard to equal. Among
the comedies in his repertoire Is
s'Cupid's Mlx.up," "Follies Of Broad
way" "The Isle of Smiles" "Ine
Baron's Filtration" "a Night Out,
"a Day at Yellowstone" and a brand
new up.todate military comedy "A
Soldiers Swoe'''-
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L. N. Wetzel went to MoatSville on
a business trip this morning.
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CARDINAL FARLEY URGES
CATHOLICS TO ENLIST

NEW YORK, n. "a letter written
by Cardinal Farley calling upon all
Catholics to rally around the flag
with the, completest fullest devotion"
was read the other Sunday at all mass
e. In every church In the archdiocese
OF New York. In the letter, the text
of which was made public last night,
Cardinal Farley said IN part:
"our country had 70 take up the
arms that were forced into her hands,
had no choice but to grasp and WELD
the weapon wnerewith to defend her
honor to indicate the right and the
justice of her cause, and to insure a
triumph that viii be the victory OF
civilization and humanity. - -:
. Our path Of duty lies clear before
rs. May, the blessing of Almighty God
enable Us to walk in it steadfastiy ana
unwaEering to the end" FL.
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BY AUTHORITY
CITY AND country ELECTION
PROCLAMATION. r."

WHEREAS, 1t is provid ID by Section
1857 Of the Revised Laws OF Hawaii
for 1915 as amended by Ae. $50 Of the
Session Laws Of 1915 and as further
amended. by Act 5 OF the Session Laws
of 1917, that an election of City and
County Officers shall be held and take
place on the First Tuesday after, tire
First Monday In the month. of June,
A D. 1917, and in every second year
thereafter; and, r.-.
WHEREAS, It, b further provided
and required by Section 1858 Of the
Revised Laws Of Hawaii for 1916 as
amended by Act 157 OF the Session
Laws Of 1915, and by Section 1888 Of
the Revised Laws Of Hawaii for 1916
that a proclamation for a City and
County Election shall, be issued and
published by the Mayor at least thirty
days before general election:
NOW, THEREFORE,. in accordance
with the provisions Of Law in that be-
half made, /, the undersigned, John C..
Lane, Mayor Of the City ana County
Of Honolulu, Territory Of Hawaii. here
by give notice that an election OF City
and County officers for the City and
County Of Honolulu, Territory Of Ha-
waii, win be held ON Tuesday, the 18th
DAY Of June. a, b. 1917, between the
hours OF eight O'Clock .. n. and fiye
O'Clock p m. on said day, throughout
said City and County Of Honolulu. for
the election Of the following officers
for the City and County Of Honolulu:
MAYOR +. r.. sz
SEVEN SUPERVISORS
SHERIFF twho shall be ex-officio
5S coroner)
/ ciTT AND COUNTY CLERK (who
shall be ex-officio Clerk, Board
IA OF Supervisory
AUDITOR .
TREASURER "a 4ez.. -
CITY AND COUNTY ATTORNEY
All of the aforesaid offfcers to be
elected at large by the duly qualified
electors Of the City and County OF
Honolulu. Sc =
The precincts or polling places es-
tablished or as may be established by
the laws of the Territory, for the eIec
ton OF Representatives, in the lth ana
5th Representative Districts, shall con
stituts the precincts and polling places
for the election Of City and County
Officers. AZ =4s2 s
At such time and places, aforesaid,
! hereby call upon all duly qualified
electors Of the City and County of
Honolulu who have registered their
names as voters according to Law to
meet for the purpose Of efecting such
officers, aforesaid. as required by law.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I, John
c. Lane, Mayor Of the City and County
of Honolulu, Territory Of Hawaii, have
hereunto set my hand and caused the
Seal Of the City and County Of Homo
lulu to be hereto affixed.
(Signed) JOHN C. LANE,
Mayor, City and County OF Honolulu.
Done at the Office OF the
Mayor Of the City and
tSEAL1 County OF Honolulu, Terri
tory of Hawaii. in Honolulu,
this LIST day of Mag, A. d.
1911.
677s-May 3, A, 5, Z, 8, g.. 10, II, II. IA,
ID, 16. n. IS, 10, a, %. %. "a. Is.
5ALFoUR HAS FAILING
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5ALFoUR HAS FAILING
FOR sLEuTH sToRIEs;
LIKES NICK CARTER

WASHINGTON. D. c.-Mr. BaIfour,
head Of the British war mission. is
an ardent reader Of detective stories.
His two hobbies. outside Of working
hours. are reading philosophy and
tales Of how the sIeuths unraveI uys.
tertes: But, according to afr. Geof
sry Butler, Of the British foreign Of.
flee, philosophy oftentimes has to
make way FOR Conan Doyle Or Nick
Cartsr.
When Mr. Balfour was told that
President Wilson slso Is great read.
er ef detective stories he smiled and
said that ought to smooth the path
ID solving many ) inotty problem.
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ART COLLECTION WORTH
FIVE MILLION LEFT TO CITY

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. - John G.
Johnson's famous art collection, val
ued by him at more than $4,000, 600,
is! given by his will to the city of
Philadelphia.
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PRINTING

We do not boast of low prices, which
usually coincide with poor quality;
but we "know how" TO put life,
hustle and go into printed matter,
aud that is what talks ioudest and
longest. Honolulu Star Bulletin
Printing Department, 125 Merchant
street. -@..~,.y.- 49, -. Il.
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Three zccessful sales have cleared us
out 1 & nsiderably, We strongly advise
you 10 send in anything to sell, now
Nhile the selling is good.
Fur aliture is the main feature;
good articles are certain of quick
salois n best prices VIC have fine
crow I every sale. and we notice the
more foods Of fine quality the bet.
ter I u selling and the larger the
circle II buyers that face the Auc.
ton { e
We are prepared to handle I'M
{ limiteAI lots Of Furniture, and lately
We n ~ marketed 20 everyone's sat.
isfast Ia n, quantities that were really
big, 70 airing in mind all the time
that II, nings are dear all around, fur
uituA y. as well as groceries. .Furni-
ture 4 tfa Il has been used has the a..
yant q Sc that it was bought when
thin D we're reasonable, and can be
sold 8 NJ at high prices in the Homo.
lulu Z rsction Rooms ]. S. Bailey.
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FOR SALE
REAL ESTATE

40 MEsTEAos OR FARM LANDS
Ore on & California Railroad Co.
G ant lands. Title to same reyested
ht United States by act Of Congress
E:ed June 3, 1915. Two million
thee hundred thousand acres to be
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UANIEI4 LUGAN,
Supervisor.
Honolulu, May 8, 1917.

l hereby certify that the foregoing
Resolution passed First Reading and
ordered to print at a meeting held by
the Board Of Supervisors on Tuesday,
May s. 1917, on the following vote Of
said board: 49,.
Ayes. AHA. Arnold, Hollinger, Hor-
ner, Larsen, Logan. Total 6.
Noes: None.
Absent and not voting: Hatch. To
tai !.
E BUFFANDEAU,
Deputy City and County Clerk.
67S2--May 10, II, Il.
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BY AUTHORITY.
RESOLUTION NO. 7ss.

Be it resolyeH by the Board of SUI
peryisors Of the City and County of
Honolulu, Territory of Hawaii; that the
sum of One Hundred and Thirty-SeVen
Thousand Dollars ($137, 09000) Dol
lars, be, and the same is hereby. APP
propriated out of all moneys In the
Cash Basis Fund in the Treasury OF
the said City and County, fc- the fol-
lowing purposes, to- wit: s-s -.
Permanent Improvement -
Beretania Street from Ala !,
pal to Pt1nahou ,........, so, 000. 90
Widening Hotel Street 49,. 100000
Permanent Improvement -
Pail Road and Construc-
ton Pail Road Wall -. 100000
Permanent Improvement -.
Liliha Street ........... 100000
Sewer Extensions - Kalihf
District ................. 45, 900 90
introduced by .-.
DANIEL LOGAN,
Supervisor.
Honolulu, May 8, 1917.
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LOST

Brin sled Boston Bull Dog. Finder
81 >ease return 10 II. B. Giffard. 102
tlngenwald Building. Reward.
6z7s--tf
one bunch OF keys on Bank OF Hawaii
ke ring. Finder return to Loves
q. 3 oerv 67S0--4t
Par .tbook No. 134Ss. Finder please
bs1rn to Bishop Savings Bank.
g7S8--3t
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HELP WANTED

Boz wanted to take position in print.
1ng plant Also opportunity OF 1t.
tending school. Good pay to start.
App1y Mr. Thomas, IN. C. A.
6734-tf
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furnished cottages and
apartments on the beach. Apply
Mrs. Cressaty, 1903 Kafakaua Ave.
6TT9-f
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