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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1920-07-09
NOTICE OF HEARING
OF FINAL ACCOUNT
In the County Court of Lincoln County,
OreQon

In the Matter of the Estate Of Addie
l.. Simonson, Deceased.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that
Elmer Simonson,~ administrator OF the
above has filed in the County Court Of
Lincoln County, Oregon, his final ac-
count of his acts and doings as such
administrator in said estate, and the
County Court has appointed Monday
August End. 1920, at the hour OF 10
o'clock, A. NJ, as the day and hour for
examining and settling said account.
Any creditor or any other per-
son interest ed in the said estate may
on or before the day so appointed file
objections to said account or to any
particular item thereof, specifying the
particulars of their objections.
Dated July 2, 1920.
Elmer Simonson,
Administrator.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1920-07-09
+,
GALL FOR
SCHOOL WARRANTS

NOTICE is hereby given that War
rants No. 8, 7, 8, 9, 10, and indorsed
rot paid for want Of funds. are hereby
called and interest stopped this date
June 25th, 1920. Mrs. Frank John
snn, Clerk, Waidport, Or.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1920-07-09

CASH PAlD-For used Planes or
Photographs. Pianos for rent. Trade
your silent" piano for an Edison or
Columbia phonograph. M. N. Long &
Co., Corvallis. Exclusive Chckering
Dealers.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1920-07-09

(2D)-WANTED-Cow, must test
or better, 8 to 5 years old.
Earl Roberts.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1920-07-09

When In need of cement work or
pIastering see chas. Mock.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1920-07-09

WANT-To buy Cattle. L. A. HUI
bert, Toledo, Or.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1920-07-09

15) GOOD BUY-Five acres I mile
from Toledo In Olalla Valley. Three
acres in cultivation, good house, fine
water, family orchard bearing, new
barn and chicken house.. Price reason
able. Address J. o. Young, Toledo,
Oregon.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1920-07-09

Have your eyes examined and fitted
with glasses by a Graduate Optomet-
rist. Causes of headache removed, eyes
stralghtened, and eye strain relieved.
Private office for examinations. Prices
very reasonable. F. M. French G. Sons
Jewellers and Optimetrists, Albany, Or.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1920-07-09

PRODUCE-Horses, Hogs, Cows OF
Sheep accepted as part payment on
Guaranteed Pianos or Photographs
CO.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1920-07-09

LAY FOR SALE-In shock or in
barn on the Stanton Farm-D. r.
Mears, Toledo, Or.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1920-07-09

FOR SALE-2 Fresh Cows; 40
Sheep; 20 Spring Lambs-T. kurti-
chanov, Chitwood, Or.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1920-07-09

23-FOR SALE OR TRADE-1CO acres
six miles from Toledo on the Bay.
Will trade for small place close to
Toledo, or will sell for $4,000. Write
for particulars. Peter Seymour, Win
ant.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1920-07-09

(23)-FOR SALE-Gasoline Launch !;
length rs iest. feet beam; equipped
with h. p. Regal engine; price $3.50.
w. m. Eristlin, Elk City, Oregon.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1920-07-09

In the Circuit Court of the State Of
Oregon for the County of Lincoln
Cad Jones, Plaintiff,
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1920-07-09

HAVE sOME-Good Al COWS for
sale. If you want cows, come and look
at them. L. A. Hubert. Toledo. Or.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1920-07-09

19) FOR SAlE-1 good $500 tb.
team and full britching harness, all in
good condition. Cheap.
Also
2 GOOD GRADE-Lincon Rams for
sale cheaP. Phone or write Charles
w. Eagleson, Eddyvil!e, Oregon.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-12
END D0LI INAl.L..' !.
.l||EEP IL. |. GRQ|ln
East Side Folks are Spec
ulatmg IS to Ifs 0r-1
! iigilnl!. ]

- y -
I ,Whlt issverhiy 8 very old Ind
MIX q IA tlncnt has heen rnceys
;efet litit M e1eaE tic1s fn1e
,it1b i11e lt Z II KAensriof
hlsskeT 6toke ,a1 tate street On
:ths Aag ~ e irel9
| AtenS ~ 4aas y te99 lltl4
aSS ths excavation proc eeds \ e
possible that mora nlnES Of inter.
est VIII l6e uneafthed -. 9
Mrs.. Elan Hughst eoveh, mother
OF h. Powell, Of Fatrmont On one
OF her visits 70 Eairmont several
years ago searched over me NILS
on the East side stor the old stone
farmhouse that was the home OF
her grandparents, tn ePalseys. AT
that time she discovered the spttn6
which she recognized and which
she stated was near the farm
house. The spring Is not far nom
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-12
MINISTERS leave
!. 70 MEET SUNDAY

Four Fairmont ministers with
one layman from each Of the
churches will leave today a four
O'Clock for Winuna Lake, Wis,
where they will meet with Billy
Sunday to complete the plans and
&c: Sunday signed up to come to
Fairmont some time in the nsxt
year. =
Rep. n. N. Nicely Is accompanying
the party and VIII act as tho
spokesman. The ministers Who
are going are the Revereads
BroomfIeld, Eddy, Stoetzer and
Gordon. The whole party With .
layman from each OF the churches
VIII meet with Billy Sunday q VT
mona Lake, Wis. tomorrow.
The exact date Of the campaign
Will be announced on their return
which win probably be Saturday.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-12
Auto Over ! Bank
Holds up Trolley Car

A Studebaker touring car driven
By Blake BfllingSlea Of Worthine.
ton, plunged over an embanlment
a short distance above the White
Rock station on the Monongah roaf
last night about 10:15 p. m. The
accident occurred when Rillingslea
attempted to pass another car
along the narrow road and got a lit.
tie too close the bank.
The car turned over on one side
an dlanded on the street car track
below. Neither Billingslea, nor
Thomas LAWS who was In the car
with him were injured. The 10
O'Clock Fairmont.C Clarksourg car
ont Of this city was delayed about
thlrty.tive minutes until tho auto
mobile was taken from the track.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-12
fBy Assoclated Pfessl

uyprM MO 10 Va AT1. IL
NV. MntssS ~. pse,,Si;j q n,rfv fayors
i1a. % .as g HspI 1a.san. !, m sss ;nferes,
: :, iessas . .a.aa =. aa..SI. ~ ,hs n M world and
y ds Ms ..sSg pssss ~ y. cont,,hnte cm what.
s.aa0s 81. !. sssos..rv rssos " % ~ that AMI. was
sset = ascessay ~ All hare ioday
sae Is,;a:. SSas@sas Na..Scott oi,uTntinrton.
py ~ .9.s ...v.,. No,s.Sb ~ sb.i,msn n N tbe
ps,iI.s ~ ~ spsesI .t.ts g conysntion
hepupnsaa ssas sS..S. .,,a..,sa ,o,,
MI. NSrtncott ia Es.1ssIs spsd 4s.dicsI. ySJ.
war conalnons!, r. SAW tai,.,s Ho1 t1are- rr n
Ism came TO its tuleM u0Met ~ y.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-12
Gas Raise Protest
at Miller School

Residents OF the Fourth ward
VIM meet in the Miller school auoI. Y
torium this evening at 1880 O'CLOCK
Tor the purpose Of appointing |. suo 9 9
committees and to sign the petipou
IN revised form protesting asains!
the proposed increased gas rates.
At a recent meeting calico lor
the purpose Of signing such 2 pe!t.
/ Ttion a large number Of Fourth
warders turned out, but owing %
the fact that there vas some once
tion raised as to the form Of me
petition the. meeting for this even,
Ing was called ut which time ne
revised petition swll be ctrculaseaa
for 6ignAtrre. 3.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-12
ORGANIZING FOR
BR|DG[F|NANG|NG
COMMITTEES Meet at Cham
Der Of Commerce
Rooms To-day.

AT; s mSeiing Of the committees
Iof the various civic organizations
held at one-thirty today at the
Chambeo II Commerce offices to
discus the problem Of completing
the new bridge q committee with
one member from each Of the or
ganIzations was named to work
out an dcomplete a plan In all the
details for securing the money to
complete the bridge.
On this committee are the fol.
lowing: Chamber Of Commerce. D..
S. Mckinney; Rotary, R. T. Cum
nirgham; Nvanis, u. c. Loash;
Engineers, r. S: Quick; Realtors,
George Brobst; Women's Club,
Mrs. Tusca Morris. and Business
Mems Association, Il. J. Hartley.
This committee Is to work out .
plan to secure eli the money nee
essary to complete the new bridge.
Attorneys Schwartz and Alexan-
der we're appointed - work out
the legal papers. Legally 1t will
be necessary to form d syndicate.
They have their papers nearly
finished.
AZ the meeting this Afternoon G.
N. Gardner Of the Chambeo IT
Commerce presented the pla nj
getting 1000; citizens TO under
write 1850 each. 'Thsge. vas much
discussion on this Pig: and there
seemed Is be much seatlnlent IN
favor Of having q ris:nsssrale. M.
ing s1OV as the minimum and
$4,000 as the maximum. Many OF
The members believed that this
latter plan would enable more peo-
s,le to get Into tie syndttste and
ttls.general sentiment Is aat It IS
the epcp.e that arc wanted 3ask
Of the si.y ard aL, a fsw:hctstd-
uals. e III
Up until press time nothing
definite had been decided except
that the new COMMITTEES would
meet Immediately after the tteF-
noon nlestihg &, ~. !,
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Railroad Notes
Of Interest Here

Last night E. W. Scheer. Balti.
more, general superintendent Of
the Maryland district, and J. N.
Scott, Wheeling, general supertn.
tendent Of the West Virginia dis
tr!ct, wsre IN Fa.rmort las: night.
j. D. Hecker, B. & o. ticket agent
at Fairmont, left today for Cieve.
land. He has been III for several
days and will take a short trip to
rest.
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[specill 70 The west ylrgtnian.l

[Special 70 The West Virgtnian.l
MARKET sAUDIT0HIuM.
WHEELING ". W. Aug. 12.-Rot
|; the hrG time IN ne htgtory o.
Mest Virginia q ;Momaa To-Day PIE.
sided lot . short tttne aIer . state
pollica!! J! eonSe en ~. 81. E!..s y
tgss y aUs ~ III iscsn.iyag, y. W. y;
otl1sS sssGSes = ss1I s,1s,.s casisaII. aasa.
~ As Asa se.xs. - =. n..s VIM. " Ssss@. ss.
l ~ H = sa n.ssa : SSSt -
~ % :. !as egsissS 99sEys.s sssts q. saSs -.
81 1eohssung9i. ~. =, 4!ssios. !,ssI.o ~ =, gs
L9lncs9 " -. q. wy :galss Wy ~. rII !
alea us l.,! sonyel5lol y. v9t y e.esl; -
m.I9 I9olcslon y. s: ~ 49, !. ss gs
;lalls 0t9S lI, & w w AAssIsas I..ssss
tn : " ~ ~ ~. sas 94ssE Ssap,sts
s.pee ~ pts y. ssCls ..1!g sIas! A. ,nss nss.
4s,I Z ~ =. ~ n al1,SlS..Ss' lS..s'
aaa.
" ~ : I Il ~ =,
sa y; ~ I assss sets1 ~ ~
~ ..s ~ ..e 2 .et .ap.ls s s.s
The aelaonstfanon that took
place When Mrs. tost was dntro:
dueed was wondertu and lasted
for several minutes. :sSea
Tho crowd that jammed the spa,
cio,is auditorium was taken com.
pletely by surprise, and It IS not
likely that any woman was ever
given q warmer welcome than was
Mrs, Yost. 81
Mrs. Yost made but q very brief
speech In which she stated that
when. she had been appointed as.
soclate state chairman she feared
that owing to the press Of other
affairs she would not be able to
serve, but decided that the splen.
did treatment given The women Of
the state by the Republican party
deserved recognition and that she
had therefore accepted the very
high honor bestowed upon her.
Elliott Northcott In bis keynote
speech paid q high tribute to War.
rem G. Harding, to Coolidge, his
running mate, and to Judge Nor
gan. He gave q stern rebuke to
those who have minated that
Judge Morgan Is the candidate Of
any class or group.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-12
Admit Gambling
In Barber Shop

City Officers Jack, Dgman and
Hawkins late yesterday afternoon
raided Q gambling joint on jack
son street and arrested Charles
Williams. the proprietor. and
Charles Reese. both cciored.
The two weer brought to the
city jall and this moFning ware
before aMyor Cenlxay3c . hsar-
Ing. They admitted the charges
and were fined $40 each. The
gambling joint vls being operated
in connection with the barber shop
and pressing room run. on Jacnon
|street by Williams. 4, Z
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-12
B|GGASH |NROPE !.
Gas VALUATIONS
Public Utility Taxes Re.
duced Almost $4,000
in County.
4 ln1stse.d ~ a. the relIef expected d

Instead Of the relief expected q
tie State Board Of Public 5Worka,
NJ dihs mttsr :ot raising tazes =;
tus &c s., ,sOs beel ma. ! :
.tas eegpoIe'
tInns j ing ias county;
The latssst reduction MS made IN
Ethe valuation Of the Hope Natural
Gas c:oripsnys Co: property, which has
been assessed II $5is8A less than
the assessment Of 1918.
The following figures show the
comparstiye valuation for the
wears 1913 and, 1921, compiled from
iSa records in the office Of The
county clerk, the first figure given
being that for 1920 and the second
f0T pniIS;p lsss; Co., ;ss,4ss. sslo7s;
B. & 0SIAnnabell Br:l $R,sOee =
IN n 546: 81 & o. (Ktlarm Br.
s,7' sa7 's5o ss6. $50: B. & o. (Belt
line Br|, $s3; $50, s2lSSo: 3: ;. z 9 9
1 1catayba VIA BEL, Sl1,lO0, $50, ,4So; B
q. N. NJ. & P. Br.), $3.50, ,7S4
s72s,75i; B. & 0. Paw Paw Br:l,
;i43,4S0, St49,3 B. & 0. lFar
mont YSs.l $76s,0Ss. $ssS. AZ; b 3
4 O. (Wheeling Div, 3,7Ss.0 .03S
ss f1sS20: B. & 0. (Monongan
Br]. sSl2,127, ss15,ss5; ". .: Tel e.
co % ssl22. 80, $2s,7o5: N. Y. 7
Co. ss,l22736, Ss,02sse7;; N. v
I. Co. Tanks and Cars), Sls,SS6
s;e S6e: M. v. 7. Co. (Gas Dept),
si,0si,ss5.27, S1,Os5,Sso; ": w. Va.
Pine Line Co, $4,000, $zl'gvV;
Wallace Tel. Co, 500, 500: Car
negie Natural Gas Co., SIZE, ,232:O
sS95.ssS: Eureka Pipe Line Co.
$1.I5S,7il0S, $1,214l77; Mtgrs
light and Heat Co, Pa, s375, ,1si
s3s1.95l: Pgh & W. Va. Gas Co.
s. .0SS, ,75s.3s, s1,0s4sos. ~. ~,
Hape Nat. Gas Co, $2,ssg.S!s
ca 4eS.553: Pure OH Pipe Line
$sS.S .SS2 ssS, ,42S; Randall Gas CO.
$3s. .lSO, {31, 900; Am. Tel. and Te, ,
"a sS.lSSi0, $3.50. Amos Tel
ca sG5OO. $40; Bridgeport Tel
Co. Co. :S,Ss7. s. .6s7: Clarksburg aIc 9.
Warrington Tel. CO. 425. ize;
East SISe Tel, $1,000, $50; New
Eng. Fuel and TRANSFORMATION co,
S75. 5.0O0, $4,000: ". Va. Traction
and Eectric Co.. $33,534, SIS, 900;
Fairyiew Ell. L. &. P. Co. $500
$500; Fairview and Western
Tei 1y; $500. 5000; Marion Tel. Co.
81 ,7oo. ;l,sS5; Monongah Service
hi. .00o. !75. 900; Worthington Pub
Sery. Corn. $500, $500: Wades
town Tel. $3.50, $3.50; Hickman b
R, R., S5i,750: Palatine Br. Z: K Z
$3.50: Am. BY. E1, $13,0S7 $l2,
0S7:: Ches. and Pot Tel. co: SS1Si
l1S. s3ll1a7: West Nd. R. 3.
s25s,SIS, Ss7l.3i0; Monon R r
Ca. S57o.SS5, $45s, ,745. 80.
Total, 1920. $1S,7ol,t25.2s; lsS
SIS, ,2N.2A.
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Civic
Council Tonight

a meeting Of the Community
GlEic council Will be held in the
county court room at the court
EouSe this evening at s o'clock
AZ nod attendance Is expected as
4 number Of matters Of interest to
slENll be taken up and discussed.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-12
New Russian is'1 al Pol
III Called I Men
ace to Entente 3, t
DISCUSSED
TWo Governments arr
Cong Over the Details
Today.
gIHy Associated PrcSsl

LoNnoN, Aug. 12.-Great Brit
In Sss been officially notified Of
ls eoeaition BY France Of the
4 lsoys.nMsnt Of General Baron
lE9sslsel is the Dc facto governs
a oi South Russia and ths
tdsstiti IS being discussed Y
81 NE tFp governments n ne
Aing akin to consterna,
tieI I; Ssidensed by the newspap;
fSfS 6fef the French action; which
+ 2kSrae eterized ss repugnant. 70
fltasSadsis N "a menace; 70 Bni
dte fslations. s,.,. )
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-12
TWELVE STATES LLDECDE HOW THE
NOVEMBER ELECTION Will RESULT
Here's Line Up as Cox
Harding Battle Gets
Under Way.
BY GEORGE 8. WATERS,
N. {. A. staff Correspondent

WA1A44ANpAS.p -oE - -
political battle-ground IN the presi-
dental election will be In l?
states.
The storm centsrs VIII be in
Ohio. New York, Indiana and Him
ois, waxing hottest in Ohio.
Each party is reasonably certain
to carry l state. giving the Demo
crsts 1856 electoral votes and the
| Republicans 1876. The Democrats
must have 81 more to win and the
Republicans Il.
Hottest Fights.
Illinois is placed IN the Repub.
lic.n column by both Democratic
and G. o. P. dopesters, but the
Democrats will carry the big fight
into this territory, Il for no othef
reason, to try 70 break the G, Q.
p, ranks. and to keep the Illinois
crowd out Of the common battle
ground. .,o
three doubtful states, New York YORK,
Ohio and Indiana, can win. Ilere
are S4 electors in those tnree
states. three more than the
Democrats would need TO. WIN and
13 more than the Republicans
would require, provided Dota par;
ties hold the states here CONCEDED
California alto; is considered doubt.
full because Wilson carried ~ y
against Hughes by less than SevV
woes. The state Is strongly Pro
gressiye. The pep that Hiram
johnson puts into his anti.leasue
campaign may have . bearing on
the outcome in California.
Colorado has gone Democratic
in five Of the last si1 presidential
elections but IS nov s!asn SHas.us..u ~
doubtful because . KeRI9n.al ,9in.. s,t ~,
a;or and three Hepupncaa :;sas ul-
sfessInen :, won ,.is y ns1TSt 1IT;t.o,ss
t-ries n lsls, oespI MssoEsEs: W
guest th& Oe@9S ~
.eH, g \. 3; 3;
~ w ~, ~: :! Z sHrss .s,ss {
\ aal9 y ggSUaal 3isal s t,...,iss se
reason tnat G4,aosnle tss 1890 sef.stoo
faction VITA hlIainss ~ WY $500 .s.sSe
reaetlonary 70 SUI .ss.s'
styes. pa,,,hp,.,s !,
democrats anu neyas,isaIe lsa., Ia.
agree that lnaaaa aug .,kts,1 NsT 's'
sey are e1ceeamssy oUugsiu,. U.lg y, mn
New MeVico ss wss csfi,sa Is,,,,!,, " W., ~,
son anu ls consiuelsa ~. uvSo.s. a,Sos rast ~.
tne same reason tast JULIET Sess'
er1 ststes are: ...,, ,..,,, a., ,
Vh New Iork =. oota t.p psfsisS ~ ,ha,r alr
SONG 70 MAKE !N. !ae ltsnt a, y. ~, iuea sn
ives. HOW tne ssAse soss WIZ a.. us, !,
2eao , laIge!y ;,a Va LOWE aow tsDof W
st9te swings ls sesns.n 49,,
Nt ONO nome o. Dosn ~, 49,
cafes, VIII DC Iae S,.ss, ITsest Oasue,
ground. Ine ,Ss Eepa0ncaus puo @ are sie
claiming II Dy lVu,vvv woes. n So1
nas oeen eiecteo governor Miee
Times and iost iae stSse 1Ste o.! Unce.
wilson carried " IN lslo; wMen ,asI
Gox was electeo governor u.al.! m !sts: =:
!A1GaIalng was electeo senator oy
lVSVOO ma1orlty:
otner uou0sig.s; I,
botn parues p9t Juan N t1e =
oouotlul Column. wlson - carried ~ i
against Hngnes oy SV.Vgy ~ ", ano u
BRYAN lost Il to ia Taft 9y y,:sseeed so,eee It
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B|GCARSIPRLI'
RECENTLY Due.
T0}IR|I[N|||[|l ||||| | !


~ n ~ - ~ fftt.s..t ~ ,
DHindling Of the or supply on
the Baltimore & Ohio railroad Is
blamed directly on the reaction Of
the general coal miners strike IN
he Illinois tield. At first It was
thought this strike was no factor
in the big run Of, cars, because
none Of the equipment Of western
lines had ben received In the re-
glon, but It now appears that the
open tops Of middle west roads
went into the No. s fields In ONO
xnd naturally diverted the b. 4
o. cars that would have flowed
there into the Fairmont region.
Today there are S45 cars On the
division, ~aicn are, CLASSIFIED as
follows: Open, 749; coke, IS; B N
/ x, 4s; NJ. v. T., 9. The early
morning placement at 7ss was IN,
adequate and consequently seven.
ty.three mines are idle today be.
cause Of the inadequate supply o.
cars. Seven,ythree cars we're LEFT
over today from the previous day.
The mines ordered 1917 cars OF
which 3S were sent into the re.
gion for coke loading. 90
Empdes along the Nonongahela
railway today continued to be
ADEQUATE and S25 cars were placed
ID the West Virginia district.
Early morning placement IN the
Pennsylvania district today was
3T7. or the 325 cars In the West
Virginia district today there were
96 assigned.
Seventy empties are placed on
the Helen's Run and Wyatt .Bing-
anon branches Of the Western
Maryland railway today. This Is q
decided drop In the car supply
for these spurs. 1t Is understood
that quite a number Of emptles re-
Gently on these lines have been as.
signed. cars being loaded for pub
lie utilities.
VIII Appeal Case.
Although the assigned car case
against the Baltimore 4 Ohio rail.
road has been lost by the Lambert
Run Coal Company as far as the
United States circuit court Of ap-
peals for the fourth circuit, sitting
at Ashville, N. c., is concerned,
the matter will be dropped at that.
High officials OF the coal company
said today that the case VIII be
appealed 10 the Supreme court Of
tie United States and In case that
tribunal would rule against the
coal interests the neIt congress-
would be prevailed upon 70 write
q clearer law on the statute books
OF the land 50 that there could be
no mistnterpretation about It pro
vidfng It Is ascertained that such
was the intention Of the last con-
Market Flops Down.
With pier business generally
shot to pieces and practically the
only export coal IN the region 90
i,r of the Monongahela railway to
Greenwich the prices Of fuel drop
pe6 g-eatly during the past twenty
four hours. The market has fallen
Of between $3.50 and s. q ton.
since yesterday morning. TINS
means that the business Is con.
ltinec only 10 shipments to the
lakes, New England and line
potnts. Prices On lake and New
England shipments have remain.
"a about the same, not varying
- B.&o. Movement 3
Coai movement east ot Grafton
Yesterday via the Baltimore =
Ohio railroad aggregated 80 loads.
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PARIS, Aug. 1e.-The Polish
StIpistiee and peace delegates left
WsfSaW Wednesday evening to
mat the Russian delegates, ac-
ecfding to q dispatch to the Temps
om Warsaw today.
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It Isn't pecessary for either
party to have New York to win.
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live Launched a Desper.
ate Counter Offence
Near Pultusk.

WARSAW, IL p. m. Aug. IL
Thes Poles have launched a coun-
tsf Offensive with bayonets in the
fsSion Of Pultusk where the Reds
Shsye been striving to break the
Polish defense line.
pultnsk Is 81 miles north Of
Msssax.
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coa, movement east Of iGrat.c,
yesterday via the Baltimore =
Ohio railroad aggregated 80 loads.
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