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The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1922-04-12

Mr. and Mrs. James Arnold trans
acted business In Bczeman Friday.
The infant son of T. A. Cline and
wife has been quite i'll with pneu
monia, but is reported as improving.
Bernard Walters spent the week
end with his father at Livingston.
The men who are putting in the fill
at the new bridge have established
their camp and are occupying the
w. S. Rash house. They expect to
be here a month or six weeks.
H. S. Cloninger and wife and L.
A. jackson and wife and Miss Dosha
.Cdnirger guests Sunday, of
MIR. and Mrs. Guy Oman.
j. r. Rash and family took dinner
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. G. w.
Ellington.
The Willing Workers met Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs. Guy Oman.
The afternoon was spent in sewing.
Church service was held Sunday,
with Rev. /. G. Shaw in the pulpit.
There will be sn Easter program
next Sunday.
Mrs. z. s. Cloninger and son Vincil
spent Saturday and Sunday at their
ranch home, returning to Central
Park on the afternoon train Sunday.
The West Gallatin Literary Soci-
ETY. will hold its last meeting of the
season next Friday, April ID. Every
one is invited. AT the close Of the
program there will be an egg supper.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Beck, of Manhattan,
spent Sunday in Central Park.
Mr. and Mrs. William Workman
and children took the afternoon train
Sunday for WHITEHALL for a few
days visit.
Harold Cheney had the misfortune
TO be kicked by a calf, just above
the eye. The accident, while not ser
ious. has proven to be very painful
Kenneth Poe entered school Mon.
day. His father is foreman of ms
bridge crew.
Harold Cheney went to Bozernar
Monday to get supplies for the Cen.
trial Park store.
Garnet Abercrosnbie visited Bes
Sloa n Sunday at the Cheney ranch
Ben Sloan. Garnet A~bercrombi.
and Lyle Abercrombie attended thl
show at Manhattan Sunday night
BerttE Schneider has been absaal
from school on accent Of being sicx
Myrtle and iva Rash spent thu
wee-end at their ranch home. return
ing for school Sunday evening.
Mrs, Nellie Craig, Of Bridger Can
yon, visited Ms. aad Mira. C. r. Ka,
Sunday. 9S
MIR. ard Mrs. Fred Tounker, o
Wisail. are visiting hzz. and mir,
T. A. Cline. s - -
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1922-04-12

FOR SALE-One Holstein 3-year-
old registered bull. Robert Stor-
rock, Winston, Mont.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1922-04-12
CENTRAL PARK.

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The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1922-04-12

huge rock fell in the center of the
track and was carried fully 100 feet
before the train could be stopped,
completely demolishing the pilot and
breaking a rail.
Otherwise no serious damage was
done, and after a short delay the
train proceeded on to Three Forks.
On account of landslides and rocks
falling, especially during the rainy
season, this is quite a dangerous
part of the road.
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-05

WE have two buyers who Will pay cash
for modern fave or siNroom homes.
Juo. T.. Mathis Co Phone 1876. Room
g. National Bank Of Commerce Bldg
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-05
SIIFRIFTvS SALE.

state n TeKaf county ~ POTTER
ln the District Court of Potter coun.
ty Texas Western Newspaper Union
rhiftin ,snsus Tribune Publishing
Company Defendant H
Whereas. hy y.rtu, ~ an executonls-
sued 600. OF the District Court ot fotfsr
County. Texas. IN a Judgment rendered
100 said court ON the Goth day of Sep
icmh,r = -. 1892 .n favor Of 9he said
Western Newspaper Union a corwprH'
uDn. plaintiff. and against Tribune l'ob-
fishing Company corporation. aefSn'
dlut. SO 3sGa on tine Docket Of said
Count ] did. con- the s9fd dry 90 Novcn-
Der A. y 1922 ar illj o'cloek a. m
leyy upon the personal and real prop
.rIv hereinafter described. situated in
the County ,f Potter and State of Tex
aH and heinnling to the said tribune
Publishing Company. as iis interest may
appear tu.w.C
one electric motor attached Co large
Go-s Prmtlne Press Card Index tks
containing names 1nd expiration dates
,f all fuh.rllhe.s..p tine Amarillo DAILY
Tribune Gau,gs containing metal siugs
.uf the names and expiration dates ~ all
Subscribers Goo ihe Amarillo Daily
Tribune, aii books "a aWng 90 tho rir-
uuatUr records of tho Amarillo Daily
Tfbuu, oue sixteen pug" Goss Acmo
psu,etue Newspaper Press .uaicd 80
100, huldug now owned hv the tribune
Publishing Company ou the last,ipo
f.r' uf lnf. $50. and boz Block 10. ~
I'D tho pi THus Addition tn on" town
prruurh. AIIiu. Machine Todd Pro
i,.tarrapH Steol DO. Steel safe;
Wood ul, standing dess, I oik finish
ted fat tOp typewriter desks single
lflat tou obs finish desks, ioutl" flat
ltpp dc.k ul, unish. Mahogany lnuhls
DESK. Mahogany 1904 Top Desk; ,
Typevui.r table, llyM ivpewritera
Ia NoldstD,k T-urwrtrrs CORONA
y lTyprwr tsi. , ulfh rul tnn deal .
lft swivel clau , Mahogany chaiTs
/, l. chairs f. MIlr. avs. ! Gle, ne Proot
/, lIrcss 7 NDUO,rus Machine ana -'oiate
huelrfs. wooden pr dump uhios J
,,uDd,u ..t cabinet. q uathu.s. work
J.. lh.Y,n lra rlI N.s Coos itnulnE
pres. AND st,utyu, 'qguiwmDuti met
= 90 lnu u... lrrUyre Model ".
,. Nu s,>I. mfuitua Model d. ~.
le,4- utr... NHlr g. M.
= Is.sn u.cftu. Model e. $50 s'Ns'
ig.tn Nuu pr iui.iNu" Machine
70 lTg, Metal Metal Furniture irr cuts
% AU tUat certain .H.t or parcel ~ land
described III, IDuU fHy EuFt 700 feet ~
lLuts .us and o. n 0.u'h So 50 90 the
luhmu Addition ju thc town oi Ana
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-05
Caut Land Company
REALTORS
Fuqua Ridg. Phone 40
Real Bar gains.
phon, 77I

For O. limited time we are offering %
arg, nvcroum hriCk bungalow ga So.
Nm Buren, at $4,000 $1,000 Cash viii
handle and good terms on balance.
SIX room brick house ON best rosi-
lcreo street u city, THE proc Is below
pythug on th, market Priced only 'o
real prospects
Tb.rc b. a real bargain 10 bo had ot
1901 1908 Van RWen. l50Nlt0 foot corr
urr three huus Isl. Look this property
over .ad submit your offer $4,000 cash
viU handle. owner leaving city ana says
sr.L
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-05

FOR RENT-Ilalf duplex. modern 81
Phone 1901
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-05
REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE: At a bargain. best equip.
ped and hest located cafe IN Amarillo.
Tor particulars address r. O. Box Szo'
FOR SALE--A snap. $500 cash, hal'
auce 5000 per month buys my home
located az s02 Caroline Street, san ia.
cinto on pavement. Hard wood floors
built IN features. fine electric fixtures
A nifty five room modern home with
double garage at the right price. Cab
a67S
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-05
Small Home Bargains

Five room molrn corner Dot. earasc
and ont bIiidugs az 1901 Lincoln. Just
he place fol thc Santa pc man. Price
5000 op splendid terms win consider
mall car with $3.50 cash, balance like
out
-Four rooms modern 'y ept hlt water
east front. loi sUNitn feet. built about
Two years rr.,c only ,2oro. Take small
two Years Price only $4,000. $500 cash.
balance Ike rent This place ig located
20 lOl2 johnson and .s real bargain
tot some railroad man
-Four rooms, mudetu, North front lot
5UNllU 1909 West ,th. Built about Two
ycarF has closets built IN features.
reak.ust nooh, edge grain fl0prs two
hoj to0ms. AND i- q special bargain az
5000. $500 cash. hJlaue, like rent.
~, are cNclus ~, agents tor tho above
properties and wi gladly diyid, our
commission with auy r,altur assisting
1851 u masking st".
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-05
Best Farm Ever Offered

Dandy farm about GOO ..r,s 600 au
improved six room modern house with
bath Hot and cold waiter luuarc heat
Basement with large laru"e .ud li'ln
cries Onc half Boo cultivation and is uu
highway. WIN trade for business prop
.cgiN 90 small farm close to town
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-05
SALESMAN WANTED

WANTED Experienced IWHa all,-.
man Co., irur and vegetable vf. .lu
u-" typewriter kcop rcyuIds arI af.
tend to offcr state aer experience
and Eis" rofsrIsno's Co. rsrh Al
dives C NeNx
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-05

FOR SAi.l,--A coui,e..uorF AND 'ruli
stand Dn pok street doing 30 good
lu.ur... II Interested DIll 2lai
FOR SALE-Jcrscy m,lgh cow, ta'u0
10 sold 40 once. also two auto castings
AKA Good az new. 1906 T.. Cth ST.
SODA FOUNTAINS '-New and slight
Is used Have several bargains in lN.
1916 ana 90 a. outfits. now is an OPP
perfume time to buy a fountain 40 a
saving. Special terms proposition
Write or wire for prices and terms.
Grosnln Fountain Company Dallas.
Texas.
Arodalc puppies. pciwcrd perfectly
marked. best blood lines. priced Go sell.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-05
heiP wANTsp mALs

wANTED-Deliveryman who can furn
ish ton truck Take orders and make
collections References fr1uit.d Al
dress III care Ntas
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-05
Powell Realty Company

Realtors
hone 7l6 al3 Polk 81
tOE SALE SN room Wun'rn house
On y. Fillmore. Phone 1926.
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Harry l.. Drake
.3Ia2 Blackburn Bids

Would take stock or lot ulrt nJv fnt
r.y, room modern how, Phone aois.
Write JAS Ford.
NOTICE-To au members Modern
WoUdm,n Onr regular netting wll ho
hold bon South lnu 90 ~ o. rs EUe,
at which ..ms ISL, viii elect officers for
the year 1925 This CHAINS. .s only
Temporary for This ou, meeting rs 800
lre ,yomHerr urr hlIl 600 OBJ. reY''r
Wcdr,alag neHf tH thr AHuUa Camp
when tH,y expect tn Hy. higH officers
m Amarillo.
NOTICE -To au m0mher of W % W.
Tuesday r.ght uu meet 900 N0rth I'l
Df Wo.lman Bldg. In regular session
Coz tho purpose ol ,lec'lup officers 'nr
tho year 1923 Anmosl Camp Nu
members HI, Hfsed io D., present
NOTICE. Hlt, sold my ps.. 0f bust
moss af 100 g. .th So. 4. Bred 4
Skoyor,r who v.n continue Do business
uf this location IUe Brow
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-05
For Quick Sale
A Big Sacrifice

600 aero Improved farm South Plains.
stock and implements. Need some mon.
~. win take par trade. notes iur bale
unce. Phone owner 1871.
FpR SNi.E-Fiyc room modern house,
Mastered. built In features. garage. In
san Jaclnio. small cash payment, hai'
ance on terms eau 1918.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-05
Ferguson & Turnkey
Phone 9Ol


WE have two buyers who Will pay cash
for modern fave or sixroom homes.
Juo. T.. Mathis Co Phone 1876. Room
o. National Bank OF Commerce Bldg.
\ FINE little ranch 3i00 acres located
in the wonderful l.amesa cotton country
75 per cent fine cotton land. Being a
cattle soil, this is said % be- one Of the
best grassed places IN the country, nice
large ranch home. large barns. fenced
and CROSSED. land b. selling high In this
part II Il IS taken at once price $40
acre. no trade. Mclvcr ana Richardson.
pllinyicw. Texas.
WANTED To BUY-Flyc or sixroon
modern bungalow IN good location. have
nearly new Ford sedan 10 trade 90 IS
payment down. v W. Brand, Express
office.
FOR SALE-Ncry reasonable residence
lot. bONl5G. ON west Sth business lot
2JXllo. ON Polk. Phone 2i3S or see 4.
Ray Wiseman, owner
fOf SALi4-lufoom foufnlng mouse,
nice furniture and good location Ba'.
gain IL Sold az once. Address y Y z,
care News
FOR SALE OR TRApE-12Oaorc farm
Missaukcc County, Mich.mn. viii con
slider Amarillo property. lots or acre
uge Box -. care Daily News
/ FOR SAIL. improved section. ol vii
trade for uuimuroved land Would
consider income property f wur,l
/ white. Farm n practically clear. clos,
/ boz. shallow wtt,. Have several tracts
/ nf raw land luo cheap Co price iu ,
/ puhlr a. s. Ou. Hereford. T,Aas.
/ FOR SALE-Lut on paved street
/ Nulth Fillmore. ly owuer Phone o1l
. FOE SALE our ware house lt0Ns
( FOO be moved OF 50l Grant ST. Signed
American GRAIN a Hide e.. phon
] 200
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HELP WANTED FEMALE
x0om AND s'oARp

IF NOI want q nice clean place 90 room
1r1 hulrl ,ill and see ot 2o2 y Taylor
$500 U.r month phuno 1895.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-09-30
CARPENTER WILL NOT
QUIT THE FIGHT GAME

PARIS. Sept. so.-"Now / am
ready to begin again for / am far
from giving UP boxing" said
Georges Carpenter in an inter-
view this morning regarding his
defeat last Sunday by Battling
Sikh. ION the contrary" he con-
tlnued, that has made me want
all the more to box as soon as pos.
slble, and to win. It is not the
first time I have lost match;
the Dixie Kid, Frank Klaus and
Billy tPapke beat me before I be.
came champion and / am not dis
couraged. 1t was my own fault.
What l have to do nov is wipe
out that defeat by a new series OF
new victories. So l propose first
Of all TO take a good months rest
and then take up physical culture
before beginning to train again.
Aud I will have my revenge,
can promise YOU"
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-09-30
ONE lone drunk
DRAWS Seine
ShmaII Boy Picked Up ii
Small Boy Picked up Iii
Street Returned To-

Harry Freeman, an eight year.
old boy, picked up In Main street.
at midnight last night by Polio.
man John Mckinney, was detain.
ed at the police headquarters oyer
night and was turned over to hts
mother this morning. The family
resides on Spring street and the
mother told Mayor W. W. Coma
way today. that she had trouble
in managing the child.
Mayor Conway told her that ~
she wanted to make complaint
against the child that she would
have to go before Juvenile Judge
b. NJ. showalter IS he was not
authorized to handle juvenile
cases.
Mike Miller. arrested on q.
charge Of being intoxicated In the
city streets entered a plea OF not
guilty. Several officers. who made
the arrest and were present when
the prisoner was brought IN testl-
fled and Miller was found guilty.
A fine OF S. and costs was i'm
posed by the mayor. Miller paid.
up and was released.
P. A. Sacci was arrested yes
terday afternoon by Policeman
Tom Ford on a warrant sworn out
by G. q. busch. who charged that
Sacci threatened to do him great
bodily harm. Sacci appeared to-
day. and asked that the trial DO
set for 8 o'clock Tuesday morn.
ing. His request was granted and
summons issued for the witnesses
for that day.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-09-30
START PROBE OF MINE
EXPLOSION IN ILLINOIS

JOHNSTON CITY, III, Sept
3O.-(By the Associated Press)-
Investigation of the explosion in
the Lake Creek mine Of the Con.
solidated Coal Co. Of st. Louis,
near here, which caused the
deaths Of five men yesterday aft.
ernoon was planned today in con.
nection with the coroner's inquest,
Officials OF the mine expressed
the belief that the explosion wa!
caused when three surveyors with
oil burning lamps attached to
their caps entered an unworke
room In which the gas had accu.
mulated. The three surveyors and
two miners working near the un.
used entry were killed.
More than $50 men were work
ing in the pit when the explosion
occurred, but all but the five
either escaped or were rescued,
Three miners suffered slightly
from gas,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-09-30
IEFNERSNIANED
IBlL. |.
AT SIE.Sg0NHERE
Local Man Elected President
of State Conference Of
NJ. E. Association.

G. W. Evans OF Fairmont was
elected president Of the Layman's
Association Of the West Virginia
+ Conference Of the Methodist Epic
copal Church at'the second session
held in the Billingsley Memorial
Methodist Episcopal Church this
morning at $3.50 o'clock. The
other members elected to office
included Roland Moist Of Clarks,
burg, secretary treasurer; district
vice presidents including: Buck
harmon District, S. L. Richards q
Weston; Charleston district, G. R.
Morgan Of, Charleston; Elkins Dis
trict, John Raine Of Rainelle;
Huntington District, s. A. Wallacs
OF Huntington; Morgantown Dis
trict; DR.. L. G. Beerbower Of Ter
"a Alta; Parkersburg District.
Herbert L. Smith OF Parkersburg;
Wheeling District, l.. s. Schwenck
of Warrington.
The conference was opened at
$3.50 o'clock with prayer, led by
]. G. Hupp Of Fairmont. The bus
mess Of this session including five
resolutions to be passed on, was
them undertaken. The first resolu-
ton approved read:
Resolved that, recognizing the
need Of the fullest preparation OF
our young men for the ministry,
we commend the organization Of
the Summer Bible School for our
students In the conference as held
at Mountain Lake Park, Nd, and
we pledge our support to the fl
nanclal aid needed In the expense.
1--WE recommend that the Lay.
mans association secure the
amount necessary by finding one
hundred men In the various di5-
tricts Of the West Virginia Con-
ference, who will give SO each. 8
Che econd resolution approved
read:
Whereas the Literary Digest
is conducting a so-called nation.
wide prohibition poll, and the adj
vertising and all propaganda con.
nected Herewith tends to give the
general public the impression that
this poll Is fair and unbiased anil
based on impartial returns from
all parts OF the country, and
whereas we learn upon investIga.
ton that great numbers Of repres-
entative citizens have not had tbs
opportunity. to vote IN this social.
ed national poll and also by read
ing the columns Of the Literary
Digest we find that great blocks
of vote have been cast by factory
work and dwelfers in the large
cities Of the east. who are at all
times largely wet In their sent.
Continued on Page Tenn
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-09-30
FANS TO
Be HERE FOR BIG
GR|D|RON FIGHT
West Virginia Goes in Contest
Picked as Winner Over
Wesleyan.

with fair weathnr nroyailib.
,odov no o tb.n IN nm Tone n,j! =
iiEsiy he 9 m nan hsnd si Soutb sid.
PARK at 2 O'Clock. when Referee
James DurIee OF Williams College
toots his whistle as a signal for
the start OF the gridlron contest
between west Virginia University
and West Virginia WESLEYAN Coz.
lege.
Tho s,x,v ,,eco c.dot hand =,
tbo iTni%sss,,w wbicb s.rIyoJ
w,th +ba I TO- m ~" sno,,ai tt tr,I,
which isft Mn-San+nvp ~ t1.SS
sdJs,i n3rch 9aiotv ~ 81. No.
came sssIiyitiss Ths chssr I..aJ-
eTs a. ISosTjSsis roo. s;;Tts IA Il !
,snta[t !. inS5 fl,a III re K AZ ~ (.
the 'nndare ~ Al, Z " SodiAs lbro,,s 1,
n long sthnse'' iiTilis
~. I,s.-;..,s 80
:. " Mest sar we. y WI e. into tNs
SAM sSa t ttes.s lSNoEit :'s,, ~ WIZ, az
! shouen tleTe ,Sa 70, = SLlllIe OF c2n.
i,uss ou eyp , I1isSlns 'tsGe; ma
ssau coacn ~ nesieSSn. .SeltIlel
spears sIuslis.t nor higgins MADE any ..
eIeeNRth hour sEaIsnsnt on tts
prooaole outcome Oh the game
+iie football crowds started to
gather last night, and the local
hotels were running over with
football visitors. A large deieSn-
ton OF Wesleyan rooters arrived
over the B. & Q. late this morn
Ing on a special train out OF
Buckhannon. Extra service was
being maintained on the Fairmont
and Clarksburg division OF the NJ.
7 P. & R. Co. This extra service
will be run after the game 10 got
the fans back home tonight
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-09-30
MORE MINISTERS
ADMITTED TO N.
{. CONFERENCE
New Men Welcomed by Bishop
Mitchell at Session
Ehis Morning.

After brief devotional exercis-
es at $3.50 o'clock this morning,
the business session of the seven
ty-sixth session Of the West Wiz
ginia Conference OF the Methodlst
Episcopal Church, which Is now
in progress In the First Methodist
Episcopal Church In Falrmont
avenue, was held. Matters of i'm
portance which were taken UP this
morning included the admittance
OF ministers into the conference.
The Rev. Nathan Lee Casey,
the Rev. William Castrow, the
Rev. William Daniel, Winters, the
r fsiFIsss
aFt i'd hi Mitchell and the Rev
eTend sMlp Haiathan were admit
tied to the conference o6trial.
Entcrtains Women.
At 10 O'Clock this morning Mrs,
G. Fl. King entertained the mihis.
,tet's wives and the members OF
the Ministers Wives Association
at reception in tho parsonage in
Falrmont avenue. The guests
were welcomed by Mrs. King, Mrs.
R, N. Hite, Mrs. Fred HelmlcE,
Mrs. w. D. Reed and Mrs. Joseph
Roster, and were entertained with
"a program consisting of a vocal
duet by Mrs Truman e. johnson
and Mrs. Harold Schwarm, a read.
ing by Miss Ruth Wyckoff, a vocal
solo by Mrs. johnson, a reading
by Miss Mason, violin solo By
Miss Irene Vincent and reading
by Miss Buoy.
The house was attractlvely de-
corated with palms and garden
flowers and after the program re-
freshments consisting OF orange
ice and cake were served by Mrs.
E. w. Howard, Mrs. Reed Crane
and Mrs. Howard Ross.
After the reception a business
meeting OF the Ministers Wives
Association was held.
The Rev. ]. E. Bird was read.
mitted to the conference and the
Rev. N. L. G. Anderson was admit.
ted to full relationship In 1t. The
Rev. James A. Shultz OF the United
Evangelical Church was received
on credentials, and the Rev. ]. E
johnson OF the United Brethren
Church was recognized as an elder
and received into the conference.
The Rev. A. ]. Cox OF the Metho.
dist Episcopal Church, South, was
recognized as an elder and received
into the full membership OF the con.
ference. The Rev. Frank A. Tin.
ney Of the Church. Of Christ was
admitted to the conference and
recognized as an elder. The Rev.
J. P. Slaughter Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, South, was rec.
ognized on his credentials and rec.
ognized as an elder and taken into
the conference.
After It had been moved and
passed and the men duly received
into the conference Bishop Charles
Bayard Mitchell OF st. Paul, Mimi.
who is presiding over the confer.
Continued on Page Ten)
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-09-30
PROFESSOR TO
APPEAL CASE TO
HIGHER COURTS
Man Accused Of Being Father
of Woman's Third Child
Gets Decision

SOUTH BEND. Ind, Sept. 3d.
Harry Poulin, local haberdasher,
charged by Mrs. Augusta Herman
with being the father of her third
child, was found not guilty in city
court here today.
Prosecutor Floyd Jelllson and
Professor Herman announced after
Judge Newcomb had announced his
decision that the case would be ap
pealed and carried to the Supreme
Court II necessary.
THE decision was great sur.
prise to me-" declared Professor
Tiernan. ut swept me nearly OF
my feet"
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-09-30
INCREASED TAXES
CAUSEDBYLOCAL
LEVY|NG BODIES
Propaganda Of Democratic
Politicians Barred by Gov
ernor Morgan.
STATEMENT ISSUE D
Increase in Expenses Made by
Education and Public Safe
Department.
STATEMENT ISIS UE D

CHARLESTON, W. Va, Sept. SO.
Governor E.. F. Morgan In let.
ter to Boyd FARRELL, editor of the
Huntington Herald.Dispatch, gives
a comparative statement of the ex.
penditures made for governmental
purposes from the general revenue
fund of the state for the fiscal
years 1921 and 1929, the latter be.
ing the first year Of his admtnistra
ton as governor.
Increased expenditures for edu.
cation and law and order during
the last fiscal year were greater
than the net increased expenditures
over the preceding year, Governor
Morgan shows, with a summary OF
the expenditures made by the state.
The state executive shows that
the large increase in the tax bur
den is caused by local and not state
taxation and declares that the criti.
cism directed by Democratic poll.
ticians solely at Republican off.
cials is an utter absurdity when
the same conditions exist In the
Democratic counties of the state.
The governor wrote to Editor Jar.
rell as follows:
"Tn view Of the approaching olec.
ton and the frequent unwarranted
assertions made by Democratic
politicians, who are either misln.
formed or inslncere In their state.
ments, your request for accurate
in5erW9 tton ~ the !. psldBtpges ot
tise rate tbtistft mos tine
ny and your4qlest Of suehfifto fma.