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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-24

O. e. ~. = ~ = - ~ r.
y in5Ds7|lll. = i.s|f sIcIy e1gnl{ .
ne 2late bit ] have nel.Ii lsss
srfaR sei n mora than 1.lL il1
ectlisif md ilzHe eeen the teloeEs
81 th6 Democratic party nom prae-
f5c5iIy every eanhty, and aitef sl.
alyzlng the sentiment expressed !
riy say Il Is my conservative opinion
,shal I VIII receive the DOMINATION
csfDing more than 40 Of the D
counties.
The breyity Of the campaign has
made It very strenuous but Il has been
nevertheless most Pleasant and ]
have received new encouragement Y
70 into the campaign tht: iall VILE
the firm conviction OF success
Adam B. Litjlepage:: I'VE are COZ:
fidtnt OF the resul, Of the primary.
/ believe | will carry the state BY
5000 majority. ! have heard from
every county ID the state and my sup
norters have given me the most grat;'
sying reports. There seems &c DO 9
wave which mas gone over the entire
state In the past few days 10 the sup
port Of ny candidacy. The men VINO
have the interest OF Democracy g
heart believe that il an nominated
| will be elected"
James H. Beans: I'VE never had a
doubt rom the time Mr.. Montgomery
announced his candidacy as 70 The
outcome A man fair to both label
and capital. Montgomery entered The
field q favorite and ! feel he VIII a.
feat both Of the other candidates py
substantial maiorities. he has eusii
'up q strong organization and while
the campaign has been waged on
fredship and not huge sums Of mon
ey he will carry the counties.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-24
CHANGE NOTION
ABOUT cALOhEL;;
NOW DELIGHTFUL
Old-Style Calonlel Gives
Place to the De-Nauseated
Tablets Known as "Calo-
tabs"-Perfectly Safe.

With all Of the liver-cleansing and
system.puritying qualities Of the old'
STYLE calomen, but robbed OF Its nausea
and danger, Calotabs Is destined to 6e
come the most popular as well as Iae
most useful OF all home remedies. For
biliousness, headaches, constipation
and Indigestion 1t Is indispensable, for
nothing but calobel will Strengthen
out a disordered liver.
One Calotab at bedtime with swal'
low Of water-that's all-no taste. nc
gripping, no nausea, no salts: Next
morning your liver is active, yous
system purified, and you arc feeling
fine, with a hearty appetite for break,
fast. Eat what you please,-no danger.
Genuine Calotabs are never sold IN
bulk. Ask for tho original, sealed
package. Price thirty.five cents. II
YOU are not thoroughly delighted your
druggist is authorized to refund your
nioney.-(Ady.)
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-24
|HilI Does NeA
AZ Track Meet

MoRGANToWgS, Nay II Hunting.
ton won first place in only two Of TIE
fifteen events Oh the program ior tne
West Virginia High schocl meet mere
on Friday and Saturday last but sne
walked away With first honofs haneay
by reason Of the fact that she had .
well balanced team that scored twelve
Of the fifteen events. Huntington won
first only in the shot put and l2g hign
hurdles, but she got no less than six
second places; 3 third places; 2 fourth
places and !? fifth places. Partefs,
burg. the runner-up. on the other nann
got first place IN four events, me ham
mer, discus. jsvelin and 220 Low hur'
dies. but got only three second places
on thirds, 4 fourtEs and one tiith'
Charleston scored evenly getting points
IN ten different events, with first IN the
Onts, three fouTths and four ntths.
broad jump and 20 dash. three sec
'cnd5, three fourths and four fifths.
peansborc showed unusual proves IN
the distance runs, her representa-
grabbing first honors IN the half mile
mile and two mile events. aud Stat.
ler setting a new record in the pole
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-24
40, Nor. Than You Recommend
Them to Do"
A Grateful User Of sulpherb Tablets
Overcome PimpIes, Bad Blood, Etc.

Probably this little message viii
help some woman, man, girl or boy
for Il the blood Is impure, II consti
nation exists, II the kidneys and the
liver are not working to eliminate tht
body waste, then It is q certainty thai
polsors will accumulate, and cause
nervousness with indigestion ant
many allied Ills.
A simple, effective treatment con
sisting Of Sulpherb Tablets mot sui
phur tablets made Of sulphur. cream
81 tartar and the finest extracts o.
roots and herbs, Is advised for yoc'
good. -
St., Los Angles, Cal, writes: Il cam
express how grateful am for Sui
pherb Tablets. have taken foul
tubes and can say they are the bes
| have ever taken and can also say
they do more than you recommend
them to do as l have passed a tap'
worm and am getting better fast. NAY
your good work 60 on, etc" II yol
need a tonic laxative, purifier ant
regulator, ask any good druggists TO-
Sulpherb Tablets; Soc per tube.-Ady
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-24

mi "a. hrs siks,snls Nl,s lol1
X ~, cams mi 4 s ficklSr. fle|s
~ i1ilSfe Id Id Zen inigil1 2
kIs ffisl Heat Il tie century das6 on
Friday, that they would haye BEEN
even more Of q factor than they were.
and from thei: thcving n other eyents
than the dashes, this contention mus
be credited. Pennsboro showed nom
ing In the dashes with Srickler out,
and her efforts In the weights were
also weak. The only other schools
than those named TO score first places
were Eairmont AID &oTsaDtovn Hill
Of Falsmoni, probably gave the meet
its best record with 5 feet ~ inches
in the high Jump. This record com.
pares ta7ohsbly with tbs best seholas
tic records.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-24

tCoudnpea fgE p1Ee p1e.s.
| parties has been confined 70 the fishi
! ior the s0vernprship nomination.
The campaign for the Republican
nomination for governor has been -
progress with three announced candl'
Gates for about si1 months and eacr
candidate 10 said 10 have . strong Or.
gsnlEation behind him and tenttmen!
| In the parties Is more or less evenly
divided among them. They are Judge
E. F. Morgan, Of Fairmont: Col. Fred
P. Grosscup, Of Charleston, and Sam
uel B. Montgomery, Of Kingvood.
The Democratic contest which has
been on for only q month, Is between
Arthur B. Koontz, Of Charleston, ant
Adam B. Littepage, also Of Charles
/ ton. Koont1 Is said to- be backed by
the state Democratic organization.
Statements from the several candi
dates set forth the situation on the
! eve Of the primary as follows:
John F. Darst: II believe that Gen.
Wood will carry this state by sub
stantid majority. The people who
have had an opportunity to hear him
in his recent tour through West Vtr.
ginia have been charmed, enthused and
| educated by the wonderful intelligence
Iof the man. Regardless Of the cry Of
stop thief" which has been raised
against him indicating that he Is
spending immense sums to secure the
nomination when the fact Is he has
spent less than 5000 In the state. ]
repeat that believe that Gen. Wood
will carry the state BY is to 10000
majority"
Senator Il. Sutherland: my con-
vic1on is that I am going % carry
the state bv very comfortable ma
iortty. have Just closed ten day
tour OF the states and have found tho
situation very satisfactory for my
candidacy, In addition to those nat
urally for ne have found kepub'
licans In general Of the opinion that
! It Is better 70. the West Virginia del
egatioz to 90 to Chicago pledged for
3 Local man than for an outsider.
judge E. F. Morgan: Il am certain
Of victory IN the primary election to-
morrow. My opinion is based on
personal knowledge gained IN con.
, tact ed observation that the RepubE-
ca voters are opposed to class. sec ;
t;onal or fact!onal candidates siy
sup2or. will como from every section
and from every class and my candi-
iacy has cbliterated fractional lines
within the party. ! will carry all the
large counties south Of the Kanawha
river and some of<!y friends who are
familiar with the political situation
say = Will be q clean sweep In that
territory l am Just as positive Of re-
suits IN northern West Virginia. l
do not cCncede o single county to
either Of my opponents"
Colonel F. Grosseup: On the eve
Of the primary election feel aeso-
luteIy confident Of receiving the Re,
i publican rmination for goyeror. All
repc.S s received yesterday, last .;Stsat
and today idicate that l VIII carry
q 0aority Of the SIS counties Of the
state, In my personal visitation over
The states, / have been most Gene.'
ously greeted by thousands Of voters
who gaye me their personal asslr-
anca Of strong support. II the sp!ei-
AID reports being received are -
authentic as Tbelieve them to be, then
/ cannot lose in tomorrow's primary.
Arthur 3. Koontz: "The short time
between the announcement Of my
candidacy and the primary has made
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-24

Living Creatures That Are Immortal
In the Protozoa. as wcimann and
others have pointed out. the recupera-
tive processes are 50 perfect that nat.
ural death need never occur; the stable
mortal parts Of the colloidal substrat-
um can be reduced and restored piece
meal. and the creature never grows
old. 1t IS probable that the same Is
true Of a simple animal Ike the fresh
water hydra. which may also be cred
tied with immortallty.-Nev York
Herald
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-24
Last Of the Free Eats.

Ny nelghbor sent 10 some pudding
for our dinner. Neither Of Us fancied
II, so Of course 1t remained for the
garbage can. Just as vas smptyins
1t into the garbage can she eaue upon
the scene probably to ask how We
liked It as 1t was a new dish. You
can imagine my embarrassment. and !
might soy that was the end Of hand
outs from her.-chlcago Tribune.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-24

4 well.bred Partisan is said to earn
4 comfortable livelihood by figuring
q the fourteenth guest at dinner par
tties which otherwise would be attend
ca BY only u persons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-15

thru the branches Of the trees
and along tho ground. They were
moonbeaIns. and sammy could see
Just a little, very little. He began
TO feel better.
"whooo- hoo-hoo, whooo-hoor
II was a terrible sound. fierce and
hungry. Sammy Jay nearly fell from
his perch. lie opened his mouth to
scream with fright. Then he remem-
bered just In time and closed 1t with
out sound. 1t was the hunting cry
Of Hooty the Owl. Sammy Jay sat
huddled In a little forlorn. shiverfng
heap while twice more that fierce
cry rang thru the Green Forest.
Then a shadow floated over tho big
pine tree. Hooty the Owl had flown
away without seeing him. and Sammy
breathed easier.
Next story. Sammy II Glad He
Sat Up All Night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-15

CAMMY JAY sat In the dark and
- shivered. Sammy was lonely.
more lonely than he had ever sup
posed anybody could be. And to tell
Che truth. Sammy was scared. Yes,
sir: that was just the way Sammy
Jay felt-scared. Every time leaf
..xDtied, Sammy jumped almost out
~ his shoes. His heart went pita'
u, pit-a-pst, pit~a-pat He could
. dear II himself; at least. he thought
he could. and II seemed to him that
n Hooty the Owl should happen to
come along, he would surely hear n.
You see. 1t was the first time In all
his life that Sammy Jay had not
gone to sleep just as soon as jolly.
round, red Mr.. Sun had pulled his
rosy nightcap on and gone to bed be-
hind the purple hills But tonight
sammy sat In the darkest. thickest
mart of big pine tree. and kept
blinking his eyes TO keep from going
70 sleep. He had made up his mind
that he wouldn't go to sleep at all
that night, no matter how lonely and
frightened he might be. He just
would keep his eyes and his ears
yide open.
what was he doing It fort Why,
.sscause all the little meadow and
forest people insisted that every
night lately Sammy Jay had spent a
great part Of his time screaming in
the harsh, unpleasant way he does
during the day, and some OF them
were very cross. because they said
that r walked them when they want
cd to sleep. Now, sammy knew bet
ter. He never In his life had
screamed In the night, unless--well.
unless he did II In his sleep and
didn't know II. SO he had made up
1snas mind TO keep awake all OF this
night and see IL In the morning any
one would say that he had walked
them up.
He had watched the black shadows
creep thru the green forest and
Gxew blackeE and blacksL Tbs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-15
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-15
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-15

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Page 156
INDIAN FEAR

vNyHEN PEGGY and David had
W heard the very last Of the lit.
tie COW story and Mother dear had
honked tho horn again and again
and had finally gone TO get them.
they won't home
You see Mrs Polly and Mrs.
Nancy together. both with whole
bookfuis OF Il remembers" which
never were written down. were al.
most too good TO leave.
Peggy said: Il wish we Just
could stay a week and not stop a
bit. Just listen and iissen.-
And David said: Il wish knew
who that Seattle man Is who shook
the tree. In bet he would know
some peachy Stories"
And that's how David happened
70 get this story: that Ia. he want.
ed 40 much TO know who the man
was that he telcphoned Mrs.
Polly. and when he found out. he
fairly shouted. for the man was a
very good friend of paddy's. and
David knew his little boy. and
everything.
The man began like this
ibid I do that, Ha, ha, ha'
Well. don't remember II, but I
probably did II she said did.
Anybody ever tell you boys about
the young Indian the tree fell ont
That was a WILDLY Island tale I
used to hear: II happened when l
vas too young to remember.
Zone fall there was an unusual
amount Of wind. all thru the foP
ct big trees which hadn't struck
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-15
SCHOOL BEGINS

ana n Terry Toad studying his
spelling. tasted ~ good ~ ne looked
Mr.. scribbie Scratch. tbs fairy
schooimaster. hammered on his desk
forgetting that 10 wac the Magical
mushroom and the school came to
order.
wen now have reading. ~ an.
nounced-
Nancy was busfly making . Ounce
cap. and Nick was out hunting up
the Bunny girls. who were away
that day. Everything was very
quiet, except for the rus,Iing Of the
pages. a. the pupils hunted the
place.
Don't thumb over your ieavcs
that way" said scribble Scratch. 1t
bends them and makes dog oars"
Everybody shivered and looked
toward the door.
sport Squirrel. went on tho
master. please read where II says.
I see a cat" Everybody jumped
again
"oh.- piped F1oppy Field Mouse
with a start. '"Thss--this In no
place for me-
Copyright. 1870. n. r. Az
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-15
How to Beauty
Your Complexion
By VIOLA DANA
BIZ ALTMAN
BIZ LEO
BIZ BLOSSER
BIZ POP MOMAND
BIZ AHERN

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night and mohnins. ben sppiy that
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II gives.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-15

II ron were TO walk into the
Meadow Grove school you'd prob
ably Be very much surprised at the
various kinds OF seats" for the chill
drcn. Berthe Bat was hanging by
his feet from a stick: orrie Owl.
Oscars middlc-sizcd son. was snooz-
Hing In a cory hole In the tree: Fred
Idle Frog was squatting In a cool
nuddle: sar' Ann Spider was ioung
- comfortably In her web. with an
sercsfed eye on Buddie Blue Bot.
~. and the Mole and Mouse chill
dren were sitting with one foot In a
convenient hole. ready 20 follow with
the rest OF themselves IL Smarty
Skunk or wisp Weasel got hungry
while they were passing the states.
The rest OF the children were sit
ting up obcdiently on stones OF
various shapes and sszes. but you
may imagine that Greenie Crass-
hoppcr's seat In nowise resembied
the one occupied by fat Waiiy Wood
chuck. sammie Snake. jr.. was in
his element, curied up like a watch
spring. on top Of nice fiat rock.
wondering how far he could stretch
when the teachers back was turned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-15
BY THORNTON w. BURGESS
Sammy Jay Sits Up All Night

blacker they grew. the lonesomcr he
became. BY and by II was 70 dark
that he couldn't see anything Mt all.
and every little noise made him
shiver. II IL easy 10 be brave in
daylight. but In the dark. when you
cannot see thing. every little sound
seems twice as loud as II really is.
and gives you such creepy. creepy
feeling. Sammy Jay had II now. He
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-15

their roots deep into the soIl fell
with their long trunks blocking
trails and their proud branches
on the ground among the ferns
ALSO the lower branches OF the
big trees were blown down In
great numbers 80 that the forest
was dangcr-filled place.
"it happened that on an evening
In this autumn n young Indian
failed 10 come back to his lodge.
When HIS father returned with
the other men his mother said:
TABLOID does not return.
Early he left. and he said that at
noon.sun he would return. for
had prepared for him n pot OF
fukutchee. and I fear
-The men talked awhile among
themselves and then started out.
"rhc mother stayed In tho hut
and tended the IRE ana stirred the
iukutchee. which all day she had
kept hot for her boy.
But 1, grew dark. and stiii they
didn't come. and when At last she
heard them and ran to see what
they had found. she saw them
bearing the body OF her son on
their shoulders
1T was the wind they told
her. the wind In the trees. and
the limb was heavy. We found
him lying where he fell: cold wc
found him. and his spirit was
quite gone
And they gathered together an
his belongings and they burned
thcm- They DO not walt
Go he Continued
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-15
Seattle May Get in
on Air Mail Service

District officers OF the railway
mall service have declared an effort
will probably be made TO link Seattle
with the New York.San Francisco
air mail route now under operation.
The tentative plans provide for a
junction point at Salt Lake City.
The Victoria. Seattle air mail service
" scheduled " begin October IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-15

felt no creepy that II seemed M II
he would crawl right out Of his skin.
He kept saying over and over 10
himself: There's nothing to be
afraid Of. There's nothing 10 be
afraid Of. I'm just as safe MS II I
was fast asleep" But still he shiv.
cred and shook.
BY and by. looking up thru the
top OF the big pine tree. he saw the
little stars come out one by one.
They all seemed TO be looking right
down at him and winking at him In
the jolliest way. Somehow. he didn't
feel quite 30 lonely then, and he
tried 10 wink back. Then little. soft
slyerx bsTs Of light began u creep
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-15
Pardons Cop Who
Used Seized Booze

PORTLAND. Ore. Sept. 15.--
Patrolman w. I. Scott. who was
dismissed for not turning in booze