davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1920-09-21

TEN DAYS REDUCTION.

| Sugar is and zoe lb.
Arbuckles Coffee SIC ID.
lie Mo Coffee 40c. lb
Winson Coffee 44c 10.
Boscal Coffee 44c. 10
Caraia Coffee 45c. 1b.
Kenny's High Grade Coffee 4Sc. ID
Community Coffee, 8 lbs. for 90c.
Shanee Blend Coffee, 2 lbs. for zoe.
Lux 13c.
Lose Macaroni 13c. lb.
Lose Oatmeal lbs. for Csc.
All Oatmeal 15c. package.
Flakes for 25c.
Pin Head Tea Toe. h., zoe. Ia ID.
Package Rice 1Sc. Lose Rice 15c.
Flour, large sack $1.70 to $1.90
$3.50 to $14.00 Per Barrel
All soap, 4 cakes for SAC.
Four boxes Sardines for Zoe.
Six boxes Potted Ham for 25c.
Chill Con Carne, 2 for 25c.
Blue Buckle Overall and JacketsS2 80
Packg. Cakes and Crackers and 18c.
Search Light Matches &c. box
Wesson oil q 35c.
Jowl Butts &c. Id.
Crisco SOC.
OyeraliS SZ.UU, jackets, 9z.OO
Clothes Baskets Sl.OO
Candy from 25c. to 60c. ID.
Campbell's Soup, 2 cans for 25c.
Navy Beans &c 10.
Colored Beans &c. Id.
English Walnut Kernals 55c. can.
Baking Powder Bob White 5 and 10c
Gold Arrow, 2 for 25c..
Milk z, 8 and Ice. can.
Can Peaches 5oc-
Can Apricots BIC.
Can Pears 38c.
Can Pine Apple 48c.
Cocoa 10, 15, 25, 40 and 5O
Pepper soc. ID.
Cream Cheese Acc 10.
Tapioca l3c.
Lemons 15c. doz.
Ritz Soap &c. cake cakes for 25c.
Hosiery 15c. to Toe. PAIR
$500 Silk Hose for $50
Liberal Discount on all Medicines.
Black Flag, 2 for 25c.
Bee Brand, two for zoe.
Four in hand ties 45c.
Picnic Plates &c.
Toilet Paper 5 and 10c and2 for 25c.
Freezone 32c. with stamp
Pulled Rice and wheat I0c.i
Mason's Pint Jars 85c.
Mason's Quart Jars zoe.
Mason's Half Gallon Jars $1.10
Ideal Quarts $1.00
Ideal Half Gallons SLID
Jelly Glasses Doc.
Jar Rubbers, &c. three for 25c.
Lose Coffee, 5-lbs. for $1.05
Export Soaps &c.
The above prices are Cash and Carry.
Sept A, 1920.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1920-09-21
Order OF Publication.

The State Of West Virginia,
Jefferson County, To-Wit
At Rules held in the Clerks Office
of the Circuit Court of Jefferson
County on first Monday in September
1920.
w. 7. WHITING, Plaintiff
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1920-09-21
Public Service Commission
OF WEST VIRGINIA
CAPITOL BUILDING
CHARLESTON

CAPITOL BUILDING
CHARLESTON.
A meeting of the Public Service
Commission of West Virginia. held on
the 7th day of September, A. D. 1920
Case No. 1925.
CHARLES TOWN HEAT & LIGHT
COMPANY.
Application For Authority to Change
Artificial Gas Rates:
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1920-09-21

AT a congregational meeting held in
the Bethany Nj. e. Church, South SUM-
day Afternoon, it was agreed that an
evangelistic meeting should begin in
that church the first Sunday night in
November
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1920-09-21

ANNIE LEE BROWN, VIM. G. LIT
tie, Hattie Wager Little, his wife,
Enoch Lewis, Florence Parr Lewis
his wife, Maryan Lewis and Maud
Parr Lewis his wife, Laura Parr
Wyatt, Thomas Wyatt her husband
Frances Wager, Maud Wager,
Charles James Wager and Anna
Hugh Wager Defendants.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1920-09-21
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1920.
20 HEAD OF HORSES. AND COLTS

Seven head of heavy draft mares,
wagon and barshear leaders, weight
1900 lbs. or more. This is as fine a
lot Of heavy drafters as found on any
farm.
Thirteen head of half-bred mares,
fillies and geldings. This is good
lot Of young horses, being well bred,
and should attract the attention of
fancy horse lovers, being high-class
horses
Eight head of Shetland ponies.
These ponies are well broken, safe
for any child, good conformation and
color, what the little children love to
see and have is their ponies.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1920-09-21
PUBLIC SALE
OF REGISTERED GUERNSEY
CATTLE AND FINE HORSES.

Having sold my farm, / will sell
without reserve on the 'sSpalding'
farm, situated on the Bluemont- Ber-
iyville- Winchester turnpike, 6 miles
east CT Berryville, 2 miles west of
Bluemont, l mile from Castleman's
Ferry, beginning at 10 a. M, rain or
shine. en-
The Seward gateway., 1920-12-21
ALASKA RIVERS MAY BE
 CLOSED TO ALL FISHING
Commercial Fishing in Yukon And Copper Rivers May Be
 Closed by Bureau.

The closing of two of Alaska's largest rivers to all kinds of com nercial fishing may follow the Fish cries hearings which were recently in progress in Seattle, according to advices received in Juneau. These streams are the Yukon River and ;hc Copper River.
 That commercial fishing be stop oed on the Yukon River is the rec ommendation of Henry O'Mally of che Bureau of Fisheries and Dr. Charles H. Gilbert of Leland Stan ford Junior Unveirsity, who made m exhaustive study of Yukon con- ditions during the last year. If this recommendation should be approved and carried into effect it will mean ;hc closing of the Carlisle Packing Company cannery at Andreafsky, on the lower Yukon River,- which has operated for the last two years.
 Complaint was made by natives and others along the Yukon River that commercial fishing at the mouth of the river had been so de- structive of salmon that those on the upper river and it's tributaries had not been able to get enought salmon to supply their needs for food for themselves and for their dogs, which are used extensively in transportation.
 This is information brought to Juneau by Mayor A Judson Adams of Cordova, member of the Terri torial Fish Commission, who has been attending the fisheries hear ings in Seattle. MT. Adams was on the Alameda which was in Juneau yesterday evening on her way to the westward.
 No Objections to Traps.
 The testimony given at the hear ings conducted by Col Edward Schulz of the War Department to inquire into the effect of fish traps on navigation III tended to show that they were not dangerous, and, in fast, if they have any effect 1t l. beneficial. Mr. Adams said all the testimony WIS ono way. TAsrs VI
The Seward gateway., 1920-12-21

none at all that the traps are dan gerous.
 Position Stated Clearly.
 There is also a strong probability that the Copper River will be closed to commercial fishing for definite period, in the opinion of Secretary Charles A . Garfield, of the Terri torial Fish Commission, who with Mr.. Adams represented the Terri tory's interests at the hearings.
 The Copper River hearing, which opened in Seattle on the morning of November IS, Is reported to have been interesting from every view point. The showing made by the Abercrombie Canyon people was about the same as was made in the earlier hearing at Cordovs.
 The position taken by Messrs Garfield and Adams on the part of the Fish Commission is:
 That the salmon fisheries in the Copper River system are. in danger of serious depletion and probable de- struction, owing to the ardent con- tentions of certain cannery interests or the product;
 "That in this strenuous process all other interests are lost sight of. and that, if allowed to continue to it's ultimate determination, will end in disaster to all parties concerned, as these hearings have disclosed; Therefore, we believe as the representatives as stated, that the controlling authority under the law
  of 1916 should be put into effect and enforce such regulations re- garding this stream as will in its judgement, after taking into careful consideration all the evidence before it, provide sufficient escapement of salmon for natural propagation to maintain . normal supply of fish for commercial purposes, at least 100000 for the natives and . ssfe return of the species;
 'eThat the salmon. runs be care fully watched and deternined eaeh successive year and the escapemsnt be adjusted from time. to time as to fulfill these requirensats." 1"
The Seward gateway., 1920-12-21
MURPHY FOR NlcFADDEN BILL

SEATTLE, Wash. Dec. 21-J Jerry Murphy in an in' erview with Times representative today before embark g Juneau declared that Seattle the State ot wash gton and eleven other western states are outy 1ound to Lppurt the McFadden Bill unless some relief IS gwen tue mines in the tinted States will close and the United states will 20 off the map gold producer The passage ot the McFadden Bill will be beneficial to the whole ol Alaska"
The Seward gateway., 1920-12-21
SELLING BABIES

SALT LAKE, Utah. Dec. 21- Declaring that hund. reds of babies being tera sold in Salt Lake eyer hat legislation be enacted at to prevent contnuan e of this traffic.
The Seward gateway., 1920-12-21
ALL ABOARD
ALL ABOARD
 Among the passengers on ths GaAe- way Flier this morning were V. ". Dawson of Kenai. Mr. Dawson beught g ticket as far as Roosevelt where hs will visit friends.

Archie Balderston who has been visiting with his brother during the past week returned to the Willow Creek country this morning on the Gateway Limited Mr. Balderston who is assistant superintendent of con- stluction with the A. E. c. had expect. ed to spend the Christmas Holidays with his brother but owing to the ns- cessity for completing certain work he was ordered to report immediately.
 Mir. Reed was . passenger on the train this morning bound for Anchor- age.
The Seward gateway., 1920-12-21
WAR METHODS AGAIN

CHICAGO Dec. 2l-A reversion to war methods for fighting high food prices was adopted yesterday when Russell PGole secretary of the Fair Price Committee ap nounced that the committee would issue daily Fair Price quotations meats He declared that meat Dr0fs were greater than during the war;
The Seward gateway., 1920-12-21
AUTHORIZE CONSOLIDATION

WASHINGTON. Dec. 21- The Inter State Com, mece Commission yesterday authorized the permanent consolidation of the transportation and business proper ties of the Adams American, Wells Fargo and Southern Express companies into the American Railway Express
The Seward gateway., 1920-12-21
BOMB EXPLOSION

!. CHICAGO, Dec, 21- Bomb explosions vesterdav
 damaged two north side apartment houses are attributed
 the police to be the result of labor trouble One person vas injured The landlord recently dismissed union an tOr \
The Seward gateway., 1920-12-21
VETO EXPECTED

WASHINGTON, Dec. 21- The Senate yesterday ac cepted the House amendment the joint resolution d recting the revival of the War Finance Corporaton goes to the president whOis expected to veto it.
The Seward gateway., 1920-12-21

LONDON, Dec, 21- Former Ger man naval officers, even those who served on German warships in the bat tie of Jutland, are in disgrace in Ger many; say some of them who have ar. rived here. The captain of . cruiser which fought in the Jutland battle add a eGrman naval lieutenant came into the Thames, the other day as officers of . Swedish cargo boat. Both said it was almost impossible for former naval officers to make 3 living in their own country.
 we are considered to be in dis grace" said one. "The business com. munity believes that the fleet betrayed the fatherland and caused it's ruin, and the result Is that no German trader or shil owner will employ ns. Many of us, therefore, have been forced to take service sbroad and several have found
 mployment in the American ner- cantile marine"
The Seward gateway., 1920-12-21
GERMAN COLONISTS

MEXICO CITY, Dec, 2O- German immigration to Mexico is rapid 100 families having arrived at Vera Cruz in the latter part of October They preceded by eral other hundred families most of whom settled in the state of Chiapas where they engaged in agriculture
The Seward gateway., 1920-12-21
BORAH'S PROPOSAL ATTRACTS

TOKIO Dec, 2l- Senator Borahs proposal that their toe limit placed on the size of the navy attracting vide attention in Japan The newspapers mostly favor the e; but say that Japas present program is legitimate
The Seward gateway., 1920-12-21
MOTOR FLOWS

MOSCOW, Dec. 21- Russia is now making motor pows The trial of the first manufactured here has been most successful Because of the scarcity of horses has been decided to turns out 150 blows monthly.
The Seward gateway., 1920-12-21
ANOTHER CONFERENCE

MARION. Chic, Dec. 2l- President elect Hardirp again conferred with Senator Reed regarding the Assoc
 aton of the Natons Other conferences will be held soon with Dugertv and Senators New. Nicholas, Murry and Butler NA'' ''''"
The Seward gateway., 1920-12-21
RUMI.EY SENTENCED TO ONE YEAR

NEW YORK; Dec. 21- Edward Rumely. former publisher of the New York Daily Mail Walter Kaufman and Norvn Lndhem were sentenced to year each They convicted conspiracy charge to withhold know ledge of the German ownership of the Mail during the war
The Seward gateway., 1920-12-21
WEATHER REPORT SEWARD 35, Cloudy, Calm.

WEAIdEk kEOkC SEWARD 35, Cloudy, Calm. Anchorage IF Clear, Calm. Matanuska { Cloudy, Calm. Wasilla 26 Clear. Calm. Goldcreek 1 Cloudy. East. Talkeetua g Clear, Calm Hurricane 6 Cloudy, East. Healy 6 Cloudy, Calm. Summit 8 Below Clear, Calm. Nehana 6 Below Clear, Calm. Fairbanks 10 Below Clear, Calm.
The Seward gateway., 1920-12-21
ROCKEFELLER SUED

started suit against John D. Rockefeller for nearly three
 hundred thousand dollars It charges that his income tax
The Seward gateway., 1920-12-21
ANOTHER WAGE REDUCTION

NEW YORK, Dec, 21- The Clothing Managers As sociaton announced yesterday wage reduction eouvai ent to thirty percent under the union scale which has pre- vailed since November last year = sA
The Seward gateway., 1920-12-21

PHILADELPHIA. Dec, 21- Officers of a large number Of manufa concerns announced today that the wages of than two hudred thousand workers in the textile industries would be cut from ten to thirty per cent in the near future
The Seward gateway., 1920-12-21
FAMOUS AVIATOR SUICIDES

Lieut.. Pat O'Brien. the famous American and Cana dian aviator committed suicide yesterday It is beloved the cause was his failure to effect reconciliation with his wife.
The Seward gateway., 1920-12-21
INDICT FIFTY TWO

NEW YORK. Dec. 21-- The Grand Jury yesterday returned blanket indictment against fifty two defen. lants who charged with the violation of the State An ii Trust Law in connection with the Building Trust.
The Seward gateway., 1920-12-21
ALL MANUFACTURERS REDUCING WAGES

ST. JOHNS N. F. Dec, 21- Cap tains of the Newfoundland sealing fleet look forward to big "kill", among the seal herds this season und- CT the arrangement by which the fleet will be guided by two airships whose duty it will be to act as scouts, search for the herds of young seals and send word of their location by wireless.
 Some of the old captains profess to be a trifle dubious of this new-fangl- ed method of hunting the seals. but they are all awaiting the experiment with anticipation and hope of greater profits than ever before.
 Word has been received here that the two nonrigid airships. popularly known as 'blimps", which are to bc used in this work have been shipped from England to make this first at tempt to hunt seals from the air and by use of the wireless. The expedition, which altogether includes 4 airships, is under the command of Frank J. Tippen, consulting airship engineer and constructor to the Newfoundland government, an expert in the design of large commercial airships Three of the four airships are of the sea scouting type, driven by a single en- zine, the kind which did valuable re- connaissance work over the North and Irish Seas during the war. The fourth is larger and driven by two motors. ~ All these have been presented to the Newfoundland government by the Bri. tish Air Ministry as the nucleus of a regular government air patrol service in Newfoundland After the expert ment in seol hunting they will be us ed as a matter of routine in the forest patrol and survey work.
 The party includes two airship pilots, of whom the chief is Captain Williams, who distinguished himself in the war as pilot in airships over the Irish Sea The airship station in New. foundland will be established at Bot wood on the Exploits River where the wireless station will be built to keep in touch with the airships.
 When the vast herds of young seals come drifting down from the North on the ice early in the Spring, the 'blimps" will fly out over the North Atlantic, will hunt them out and send word of their locations to the sealing fleet waiting to kill them for their oil-bearing fat and skins.
 Here tofore a big ''sill" has been the matter of luck as we'll as of good judgement. The sealing fleet has re- lied mainly on the knowledge and skill of certain shippers who study charts and currents and estimate where the herd may be found but sometimes they have missed their object Next Sring, however, it is hoped here that the airship patrol, preceding the fleet and scouting over the immense area of water will convert what has hiter- to been a gamble into almost . cer- tainty.
 SPOKANE LEAVES SEATTLE
 The Spokane sailed at nine last night, she carried seventy three pas sengers, Seward passengers are as follows:-
 O. F. Bryan,
 W. E. Taylor,
 L. H. Vogal,
 J. H MaCauley,
 Harry R. Taylor,
 R. E. Mcdonald,
 Robert W. Chlag;;
 Chas. B. Black,
 N. E. Rose,
The Seward gateway., 1920-12-21
TWENTY DROWN

PARIS, Dec, 2l- The despatch boat Barledue is ld drowned.
The Seward gateway., 1920-12-21
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

All moneys for advertising and Subscriptions to the Pathfinder magazine must be paid to George Love- Mgr of the Pathfinder Publishing Company duly authorized agents designated by the manager NO OTTER PER- SONS ARE AUTHORIZED TO COLLECT SAME
 (Sgned) George J. Love, Mgr, Valdez, Alaska. NEW PROGRAM TONIGHT At The LIBERTY Theatre.
The Seward gateway., 1920-12-21

none at all that the traps are dan- gerous.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-28
ARDNORE IN BETTER
SANITARY CONDITION THAN
EVER, SAYS MAYOR

The clean ~ campaign is some
thing more than Slogan" this
year as can lu attested by a visit TO
the alleys and back yards in any
part If the city.
Clean up campaign is productive
cl much ecuuin" cleanliness, and
there is propahl less trash within
the corporate limits of the city tnau
oyer before. Not only were yards and
Vacant lots giyen thorough clean
ins, but the state health department
had crew OF competent officials in
Ardmorc giving the hotels, roominG
houses, restaurants, aud drug stores
rigid examination and some radical
Innovations were suggested.
Mayor Freeman stated yesterday
that heretofore people regarded the
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-28
JAM rs COTNER FORMER
ARDMORE MAYO R HERE
ROM NEW YORK CITY

James A. Cotner Of New York, Is
here on his periodical pilgrimage to
friends and relatives, and incidental
ly 10 take a slant at the local politi'
cal situation, interest Of which ncv-
cr wanes in the bosom OF sunny
Jim.
II will be recalled that "Jccms''
served tho city as Mayor for a term,
and during that time he learned lot
about local politics, ana incidentally
taught the proletariat a few Hoos-
fer tricks about the game that he
acquired while q member OF the In.
diana state legislature. The result
was beneficial TO all parties con-
cerned and served 10 keep his inter.
c't in city and county politics alive
although at present hc is far removed
from the scene Of his former trl-
umphs.
IN speaking Of the big town ON the
subway Mr.. Cotncr stated that snow
was one thing that people in that
bailiwick would have something 10
talk about for a number Of moons.
The report OF the big storm he said
was not exaggerated in the least and
when he left last Tuesday, there was
stll lot of snow encumberiug the
side streets.
Saturday afternoon he took u side
view Of all political aspirants THAI
have declared themselves in up to
date, and while he made q few pro
rnostications, ne desired that his
views be kept secret until after the
ballots had been cast in August.
While here ne intends making n
trip to Dougherty and view the as
phalt and stone works launched there
by II. W. Dick and Sidney Suggs. He
will be doubly Interested in this trip,
FOR it will De recalled that he and
Colonel Sugps made trip there once
before and were so we'll entertained
by citizens Of DouEherty and adjacent
territory that they sent in a hurry
call for Sheriff Garrett and several
more Of their friends 10 hasten and
enjoy the festivities. lie j.. looking
forward to this trip with much pleas.
urc and anticipates meeting a lot Of
old friends ana acquainlances.
Mr. Cotncr is Interested in the oil
business and has an office at 60 Broad
way New York, where he looks after
the New York end of the local bus
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-28

clclu mp order as joke. but they
seemed 20 have other views when
asked to perform this duty this year
with the result that Ardmore is in
better sanitary condition today than
ever before in its history.
THE season for the fly aud mos
quito to make their appearance y
rapidly approaching" said the mayor
"ard / want 10 beat the peso 10 IL
by having every old can and every
receptacle Of any kind removed from
vacant lots that would in any manner
prove breeding ground for the
pests
II am exceedingly grateful for the
learty cooperation the people have
given the city officials in this clean
up campaign, and now that we have
a clean city / hope that every one
viii assist in keeping it So
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-28
WINDOW SHADES AND DRAP-
.RlES BtT TO FIT AND MADE
iP. NO EXTRA CHARGE. BASS
fTR\lTIRE AND CARPET COM
P\\N.
rromp, settlement for Damaged Car

i'r0mp, settlement for Damaged Car
'cWc ON" purchased brand now
pols. ear yesterday morning, aud
Will" The car was standing on A
lrco near TIA" rear entrance Of the
HhohauEo National Bank while the
owner was insid" to cash ~ check
Wi'h which TO pay for the car. a
t,'vy truck belonging to the Peerless
:t'al Company backed into the htt'e
Do'.:" and reduced it to anything
hur % pretty little car
Pre- Peerless steel Company c1rry
neuruce covering just such acct
i aud they mado prompt s,t
j!'u,t with the owner Of the Dodge
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-28

Ardmoroite WANT ADS bring VIVA;
you want.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-26
MEETING THIS MORNING or LAW
YERS PROVES NECESSITY or
ORGANIZATIONS A. (.
SNOW FOR APPELLATE CLERK.

Efforts to revive waning interest IN
the affairs of the La Sale County Bar
association ny making OF it an active
hustling institution IN county affairs,
met with unprecedented success this
morning when fifty or more lawyers
assembled nj the circuit court room at
the call OF President L. ". Brewer
and Secretary L. ]. Horah
II was determined at this meeting
to create something out OF the bar
association besides a passive organ
ization such as has marked its former
record.
Many important subjects were
brought up for discussion. among
them proposition to take Il definite
stand on the election this June of an
appellate clerk TO succeed Christopher
c, Duffy. who completes his thirterh
year as clerk by his retirement from
public office. In keeping with this
policy the attorneys voted unanimous
ly an endorsement of Arthur f. Snow.
deput- appellate clerk. who has an.
nounced himself II candidate at the
convention which meets in Springfield
next May. The Snow endorsement
was given in recognition OF his faith
tUl service as deputy over a long ten
ure of years, and came without any
knowledge Of it's pendency 10 Mr..
Snow. The q. X. of the attorneys was
suggested by Judge Edgar Eldredge
ana was presented in the form of
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-26
MISS JANE TRUMBO
WEEDS |. N. BAUGHAN

announcements were received in
Ottawa this morning of the marriage
If Miss Jane rrumbo and L. y. Baugh-
an. a wen known Marseillcs younc
couple. watch took place on SATURDAY
at the Surf Hotel, where the bride
and her mother have been residing
during the winter.
Mrs. Baughan Is the only daughter
OF Mrs. Jefferson Tmmbo.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-26
LA SALLE TO HAVE:
WINTER CARNIVAL

Many Otawans will 20 to La Sale
during the week of January 2l-Fob. :,
to attend the carnival to be given in
the new illinois Auditorium by the T.
\. G. s Besides the carnival feature
there viii be dancing every night to
music by Seeig's and Burnams or
Ghcstra, along with cabaret f., res,