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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-03
FERDIE SCHUPP
REGAINS FORM

Ferdinand schupp. tho former ma.
jor league pitching star. who failed
mIsorably with Seattle, seems to have
recovered some OF his former stoadi.
ness during tho present season. In
one of the little worlds scrlcs'
games between the Baltimore Orioles
and the Kansas City Blues. Schupp
famed 10 of the orioles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-03
MAJORS HAVE UPPER HAND IN DRAFT FIGHT WITH MAJORS
QUEEN ANN SCORES GREAT VICTORY OVER ROOSEVELT
Leading Grid
Games TODAY

felieNing are the leading Eridiron
EAme, 81 the country tina, were 10 be
played today
PACIFIC COAST
Washington ~ ofegon AEgiss at
Corvallis,
eFespn vs., Washington state al,
Pullman.
Nevada ". california a, berkeley.
Olympic club W. stanford at stan
EAST
Columbia " Mlddlshury a, Sew
Dartmouth vs.. Cornell a, Hanover,
Penn state vs., syracuse at syracuse.
Harvard ", ruts at Cambridge,
latay,''s Va washington and JET.
t.hiEh v. casussis Tech a, ns,h.
Navy v. colgate a, Annapolis. Nd.
fitishuFs - rsnnsylyania at Phil.
rriacs,on ". swarsmors at Prince.
ton. n. J.
Tale W, Army ~ New Havua. Conn.
MIDDLE WEST
Michigan ~. lows at IoNa Cit,.
ChiesEo Ns. iillnois at Urbsna. m.
Mlpneaosa ~. Northwestern at Min.
neapoils.
Purdue ". No,rs Dame a, south
BEND. Ind.
Missouri ys. Ean,as Asris, a, Man.
kAasa, ". okishoma at Norman.
okia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-03
DROP KICKER
is ESSENTIAL

The value of a good drop.klcker as
part OF the offensive strength of any
football team can hardly be overesti.
mated. Both Wisconsin and Mime.
sofa felt the lack keenly in their
game of Saturday, when they battled
TO n scorolcss tie. Neither club was
able to advance the ball beyond tho
S0.yard Inc in foreign territory. nj,
tho both were IN II position to drop.
kick on several occasions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-03
JACK SILVER
BEATS BERRIS

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. S.--Iack
Silver, local lightweight outpointed
Benny Berris in the mnin event here
last night In the scmi.windup Sail.
or Ashmore, Los Angeles, gave Eddie
Doody a nice beating.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-03
MALODY BOXES
DOYLE TUESDAY

Len Malody will have n chance TO
wipe q knockout mark against him
from his record Tuesday night, when
he starts over the 10.round route at
Cheyenne. Wyo., with Jack DOYLE
Doyle hung the sleep wallop on Mall
ody when the pair met some time
ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-03
COLIMA WINS
FROM FOLEY

LOS ANGELES. Nov 3. - Bert
Colima was altogether too clever for
Marty Foley of Tacoma, and the
Mexican easily won the decision here
last night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-03

DON STEIN Is quito some pump.
- kiDs as maker OF golf shots
and In fact Bob tombstone. Dixie"
T'ieager and Jack Ballinger. his links
croniey Of last Sunday. think he is
too good. Playing on tho North End
course, this fellow Stein nearly lost
three playmatcs when he got n @2"
on the 42o.yard No. hole. by holing
out fun brassie shot Quite golf.
or. say we. Quite burglar, say
Ncssrs. tombstone, Floagcr and Bal.
linger.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-03
Fairway and
|GreenGossip
RY AIEX C ROSE

TUE first tournament OF the Sen,
Il iols' Northwest Golf association
viii be held az tho Victoria Coli club,
November 6, {, andl
There are lots OF things 10 wonder,
Ses. even marvel, at IN this an
uounccment.
Hero wo are az tho faE.end OF the
competitive season, when along
comes this newly.organlKed body OF
5sscarandovcr youngsters sounding
the cali for championship meet.
They're game lot OF kids. and 20
further emphasize the fact. they are
golng 10 do their stuff right out in
tho open where everybody can see
them. Looking around for an in
land. sheltered course 90 hold their
initial tournament never once entered
into the scheme OF their plans. No,
stree. Il Was case OF the harder
the better" and they sure got what
they went after when they selected
the Oak Bay links In the British Co
lGmbia capital.
Many local golfers have played
over this seaside course during the
summer months and, incidentally.
found Il very hard ono 20 turn in
low scores. With rocks. Scotch
broom. traps. hunkcrs and whatno,
looming up on all sides, the travellers
road il not easy on Oak Bay IN the
good old summertime, Ye, who have
tried TO guide the elusive pellet hole
wards on a calm day at this popular
links, picture what task Il Is az this
period OF the year when the strong
winds from the Pacific ocean arc
sweeping over tho grounds. Broth
ers. the Oak Bay course Is a he.man
Journey in the wintertime,
Well. anyway. the four.day tour
rament Of the Seniors Northwest
Golf association will be staged az the
Oak Bay arena. next Tuesday. We'd
nesday. Thursday and Friday. and at
least 100 members Will assemble
there TO show their wares and let IL
be known 10 the wide. wide world
that every day is ''golf" day in the
Pacific Northwest.
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yITHAT Is termed as a surprise
w handicap" win be the opening
act on Tuesday. This will be match
play against DOGGY and tho sur.
prise" part OF II will come in At sew
erai stages OF the is.holc play. The
championship. which viii be decided
on IS holes OF medal play. will be
played for on wednesday and Thurs
day-is holes each day. The low
gross scorer will be the seniors
champion. and for his efforts he will
be given the custody OF the Bernard
trophy for a year and viii be pre-.
scented with small replica Of the
trophy. which Is the gift OF Hon. @.
II. Bernard OF the Victoria Golf club.
president OF the seniors association.
And now we come 10 the final
days play. the feature OF which will
be an international team match be-
tween teams OF 15-men each from the
American and Canadian sides Of the
line. A. s. Kerry OF Seattle. presi-
dent OF the Pacific Northwest Golf
association. win captain the Yankees.
and W. A. Ward OF Vancouver win
captain the Canucks. The winning
team VIII receive the lieutenant gov
ernor's cup. presented by Walter e.
Michel. Lieutenant governor OF Brit.
ish Columbia.
While the team match Is In
progress there viii also be other com
petitions for the "other fellows 10
shoot at. In other words. tho tour
nament committee has not over.
looked single thing in their efforts
TO put this first annual meet over
in big league fashion. and to give
those who attend all the golf they
want to play during that period.
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summary follows:

TUUNIIuVWHss HTUVV, SNuuHrN
Try for point; johnson,
substitutions; Roosevelt. NOVEL; for
Alexander. Queen Anne. Vol for
Suudars. Scudars for krauklls.
Ballard's crack prep eleven was
TO meet Franklin. last years cham
pions. In the only game on the
high school calendar this afternoon
on Denny field.
Ballard viii enter the contest the
favoritc. The linc'ups for the game
which starts ut $50 o'clock. fol.S
lnm.a.
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DLAY in the presidents cup com.
J. petition at the jefferson Park
Golf club Is down to the semi.final
stage with Dean Ballard and Jack
Scott In the upper half OF the bracket
and A. l.. Knight and Jimmie crys.
tai in the lower half.
The Times trophy competition is
also down at the same mark at the
municipal links. In this event Paul
Lewis is waiting the result OF the
Gordon Haw.'Blll' Davidson match,
which will decide who will be his
paul'0 opponent In the semhfinals
in the top half Of the drs. l.. d.
Lewis and Chick" Davis have ar
rived as semi.finaIIsts in the bottom
half Of the list.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-03
HANGwAY for seattie's sou,hpay
1T x.t<x~Ar T-,.ay,,hndy exnecte ed

A fANGN n 4 LOI SEdtA&f . SPHhhR"S
VI golfers, Everybody expected
that sooner or later the local lads
who swing from the wrong side OF
the tee. would come forward and put
on a championship all for them
selves, and il was certainly no sur
prise when Frank Marshall an
nounced that Sunday. November !,
was the day for the big doings. And
It's going 10 be short and snappy
affair is this links battle Of the left.
flanders, which win be staged on the
IngIewood Country club links The
issue will be decided on Is holes OF
medal and prizes win be awarded to
the low gross and low net scorers.
Here's the list OF entrants who VIII
tee-off in this unique event at .
o'clock: W. s. Elliott dsl. b. ".
Lockwood Ci0l. T. NJ Shields t22), c.
o. Myers On. DIR. D. III. Houston tsl.
A. r. Tyson (isl.. a. f. Haines '26).
DIR. J. X. Appieby en-. +. L. Mar.
shall t22). from the Inglewood club;
w. A. Kearns n0l. from Darlington;
Mai. e. r. Brady t22l. Lou Friedlan.
der en-. C. Krackenberg ne). Jimmie
Kennedy ffsp. from Jefferson Park;
wiIfiem Pierce ns), ]. f. Lane t2Ol,
from Rainier: Carleton Huiskamp
n1. from Seattle Golf club. and
Frank W. Hull 27l, unattached.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-03

CATURDAY, November Q. Is the
- day that Louie Psttullo and
George Rourke have been long wait.
ing for to come around. These young
men. on this day and date. will lead.
respectively. the Scotch and Irish
teams. picked from the members OF
the Seattle Golf club. to the teeing
ground at the frs. tee at the North
End links 10 engage in their annual
combat, the winner Of which will be
the guests Of the losers at a duck
dinner given in the clubhouse in the
evening.
Following this playing and eating
session, the annual meeting OF the
Seattle Golf club will be held.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1923-03-29
NOTICE OFF JUDICIAL SALE

Dy virtue of decree of the Circnit
Court of Calhoun county. West Virgin
in. entered at the November term. 1921.
or said court. in the chnncery cause of
Wesley Polling against John III. Mar
lowe, and OF decree entered at the
August term, 1922. in said cause. by
said court, the undersigned Commiss-
Toner will. on the Goth. day OF April.
1923. offer for sale by public auction
10 the highest bidder. at the front door
OF the Court House of Calhoun county.
West Virginia, the following two GER
tain lots or parcels Of real estate. lying
and being situate ON Sand Ridge at the
head of Crummies Creek commonly
called the Eddie Conrad property. con-
siSting OF one-fourth acre and of twelve
hundred square feet, respectively. and
more particularly described in deed
of conveyance made 10y Wesley Polling
and wife to John II. Mari0we. dated
18th. day of June. 1919. duly certified
copy of which deed is in file with the
papers of said chancery cause. and 10
which reference is here had for more
particular description of said real
estate.
TERMS OF SALE: Sufficient cash
in hand on day of sale to pay of and
discharge the costs OF suit. expenses
of sale and the sum of $4,000 with in
terest thereon from the date of said de-
cree, and the residue upon u credit Of
six months from the date of sale.
W. j. Mathews
Special Commissioner
/, l.. l.. Terrell. Clerk OF the Circuit
| Court of Calhoun county, West Virginia
do certify that the above named W. j.
| Mathews, Special Commissioner, has
given bond with security approved by
me in the penalty of one thousand
dollars, as required by decree III the
above styled cause.
Teste: l.. l.. Ferrell Clerk.
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and particular description of the real

and particular description of the real
estate and property, so 10 be sold.
RESERVATION: there will be ex-
cepted aud reserved from the sale of
said parcel of 56ai acres an undivided
one-haif OF the oil, gas, coal and other
minerals, Hereunder, and the mining
and operating rights and priyilsrss
appo rtain;ng 70 the same extent that
The same were excepted and reserved
III the deed, aforesaid, from Ida Jack
son ana husband To the said w. s
Kelley
TERMS OF SAFE: one-half of tho
purchase money, cash in hand on dav
OF sale. and the residue upon a credit
OF SIN and twelve months. taking for
the purchaser notes or bonds with good
security for the deferred in stallments.
Lorentz c. Hamilton,
Special Commissioner.
l. /. l.. Terrell. Clerk of the Circuit
Court of Calhoun county, West vir-
ginia, do hereby certify that Bond I'm
the penalty of fifteen hundred dollars
has been flied with me by the above
named Special Commissioner, as rcuuir
Ell By decree in the above named cause
and / 10 further certify that bond in
the penalty Of fifteen hundred dollars
has been filed by the plaintiffs with me
as required by said decree, conditioned
as required by the said decree.
Testc: l.. l.. Ferrell Clerk.
copy teste: l.. l.. Terrell, Clerk.
3-29it.
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NOTICE

w. W. Fogle. Maud Fogle and NJ. II.
Fogle.par;EerS. trading and doing bust
ness as The South Side Store, plaintiffs
against
Earl Gates. l.. s. Oles. trading as the
Oles Garage; The Grantsville Garage
" Supply Company, corporation f.
; Hathaway. \. Il. Harris, Hagan L.
Francis, w. Y. w. Dye and Sophia Dye.
partners trading and doing business
Under the firm name OF The Want &
Parr Store; The Bank of Grantsvillc
o corporation Fred =. Hathaway. Oral
I. hathaway, 4. G.. Mathews, Trustee.
and s. L. Bell, Trustee, defendants.
In chanCery in the Circuit Court OF
Calhoun county. West Virginia.
The above styled cause having been
by Tn order of the Circuit Court of Cal
houn county, West Virginia. entered
therein OH the 18th, day OF November.
1872, referred 10 the undersigned Com
missioner OF said Court. who was By
said decree directed to ascertain and
report all the real estate owned by the
hefendent Earl Gates, bound by the
plaintiffs lein or by any of the leins IL
the bill mentioned; also all OF the leiu
debts owing by the defendant, Ear
Gates. binding said real estate, and the
respective amounts and prlorities
thereof and to whom owing; also the
rental value of the real estate. owned
by the defendant. Earl Gates, and ec CHI
parcel thereof. and whether the same
will rent for enough to satisfy the liens
existing against the same and the cost
of said suit; also all other matters
which the commissioner may deem par
tinent, or which. being pertinent. may
tc required by any party in interest.
Therefore the above named parties to
said suit, both plaintiff and defendant.
will take notice that the undersigned
Commissioner has fixed upon Monday.
the 2nd day Of April, 1923, as the time.
and the law offices of Lorentz c. Ham
iIton, in the town of Grantsville, coun-
~ OF Calhoun and state OF West Vir-
ginia, MS the place, when and where he
will proceed 10 execute said order OF re-
ference.
Given under my hand this 7th day of
March. 1923.
X. l.. Hamilton, Commissioner.
l.. G.. Hamilton,
Attorney for plaintiffs
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STATE HEALTH DEPARTMENT
/ SAYS ONE WEST VIRGIN
! IAN III EVERY HUNDRED
| HAS CONSUMPTION

Representatives OF the L. s. govern.
ment working with the state Depart
ment OF Health, established the fact
b. an intensive survey tina; one per-
son in every hundred In West virginia
has consumption, scientifically called
pulmonary tuberculosis.
1T Is Impossible TO give an accurate
record OF the deaths from this disease
In the state because of luNity on the
part of those handling the dead to
make report OF death with cause to
the State Health Department; but IN
the country Ut large, one person in
every ten dying, dies of tubercul uSis.
CONSUMPTION, the Great White
Plague" is being fought with conS.d-
cradle success, and is no LONGER look,
ell upon as incurable, if the symptoms
nre recognized in time ard proper
treatment administered.
There are many forms Of tUoorcu-
loss: tuberculosis or the glands lungs.
bones, kidneys, spine, abdomen, skin;
In fact, all tissues Of the body may be
attacked, but the surrey only includ-
ed pulmonary Cun") tuberculosis.
The following dit.ons should
cauSe suspicion e sumption: a
cough which hangs OH, unusual fatigue
without real cause, loss of weight,
sicl;ly appearance, rise Of temper9-
ture especially in the afternoons, night
sweats, splitting Of blood. A person
may have consumption and no; show
all these symptoms, ..Cwever, because
some do not appear until the disease
Is well advanced. II one suspects
consumption, the only sure method is
to have the family physician send 4
sample of the sputum 10 the state
laboratory for examination
Rest, uourishlng food, sunshine and
fresh air, are the enemies Of consump-
ton and the fresh air crank" VIII get
Well while the one who resorts 10
medicines will die, is tie information
given out by the State Department OF
IIpaifh
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1923-03-29
NOTICE OF JUDICIAL SALE

By virtue of the terms OF decree of
he Circuit court of Calhoun county,
West Virginia. rendered on the Goth day
II April l022, in a certain suit in chan
cry therein pending wherein DR.. c. r..
lamb and q. T.. Cooper were plaint-
MS and w. =. Kelley and others were
defendants, the undersigned Special
commissioner. will on Friday the 10th
day OF April, 1923, offer for sale and
sell by public auction to the highest
bidder at the front door OF the Court
house Of said county of Calhoun the
following described real estate, decreed
20 be sold by said decree and which was
levied upon by the Sheriff of said coun-
~ under attachment sued out by said
plaintiffs in said Court to-wit:
FIRST: n tract or parcel of land,
containing 5G% acres, situate on the
Walker Fork OF the West Fork, in
Washington, district, Calhoun county.
West Virginia. which was conveyed I'M
70 the defendant, w. S. Kelley by Ida
Jackson and w. NJ. Jackson, her hus-
band. by deed bea ring date on the 18th.
day Of December, 1916, of record in the
Office of the Clerk of the County Court
# said county in Deed Book No. SO, at
page 81.
SECOND: an undivided J12 -26& of
all the oil and gas within and undery-
ing parcel Of 26M acres of land, sit
late on the Wlker Fork of the West
Fork in said Washington district, and
bearing the same oil and gas interests
"hich were conveyed unto the said de-
PENDANT, w. s. Kelley, by w. F. Duff
ield by deed bearing date on the 18th
day OF September. 1913, of record in the
County Clerks office, aforesaid, in Deed
Book No. 81, at page 1913.
THIRD: an undivided one-fourth OF
all the coal md minerals, except the
oil and gas within and underlying q
certain lot or parcel of land, situate
on the said Walker Fork of the West
Fork. county and state, aforesaid, con-
tanning 100 acres, fully described in
certain deed If conveyance made by
Stella Maude Rcip and husband, to the
defendant. W. s. Kelley, bearing date
on the 10Th. day of August, 1919, of re-
cord in the County Clerks Office afor-
said, in Deed Book No. 81, at page 81.
Reference Is made to the several
deeds aforesaid, made 10 the said W. 5.
Kelley, as Aforesaid, for a more complete
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1923-03-29
FmUcIARY NOTICES

Office OF Commissioner of Accounts.
Crantsv lie. W. Va.
L have IN my hands for settlement
the following fiduciary accounts:
L. ;. Cunningham. Administrator of
the estate of Dorcas A. Miller, deceas-
cd.
Thomas West and Robert West. Ex-
ecutors OF the last will and testament
of james q. West, deceased.
Given under my hand this March
2lst. 1923.
w. II. Stump, Executor of the estate
Of the estate of L. X. Stump, deceased.
l.. L. Terrell,
Commissioner OF Accounts.
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NorICE or JUDICIAL SALE

NOIICE OF JUDICIAL SALE
By virtue of the terms of a decree of
the Circuit Court of Calhoun County
west Virginia, rendered on the 18th
day Of November, 1922, in certain suit
IL chanccry therein pending wherein
Mary j. Kelley was PLAINTIFF and Alice
May Wilson and others were defend
ants, the undersigned Special Comm
iSsioner will on Friday. the goth. day of
April, 1919, offer for sale and sell by
public auction to the highest bidder
al the front door of the Courthouse OF
said County of Calhoun the following
described real estate, subject to the re-
scrvations hereinafter mentioned. TO-
wit: certain lot, tract or parcel of
land, lying and being situate in Sher
ldan district, Calhoun County, West
Virginia, on the waters of Leading
Creek, containing seventy acres, more
or less, being the same real estate
which was conveyed unto ]. l.. Elliott
10y Alexander Lowther and wife by
deed bearing date on the 25th. day of
June, 1883, of record in the office of the
Clerk of the County Court of said Co
unity or Calhoun in Deed Book No. z. at
page POI, excepting and reserving how
ever from the boundary conveyed by
SAID last named deed Il parcel contain
Ing 10 acres, more or less, which was
conveyed by said j. l.. Elliott and wife
10 w. III. Elliott by deed bearing date
on the oath. day of June 1897. of re-
cord In said County Clerks Office I'm
Deed Book No. % at page 90, leaving a
remainder of 20 acres TO be sold, as
aforesaid.
EXCEPTION: there will be except
ed and reserved from said sale all the
oil, gas, coal and other minerals. with
III and underlying said parcel of land.
together with all necessary and con
venient mining and operating rights
and privileges for the full and complete
operation, production, saving and mar
ketng of said oil, gas, coal and other
minerals, to the same extent that the
same were reserved and excepted In the
decree. aforesaid. to which said decree
as well as to the two deeds. aforesaid,
reference is made for a more particular
and complete description of said real
estate, so 10 be sold and to said except
ions and reservations.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash in hand
on day OF sale.
Lorentz G.. Hamilton
Special Commissioner
!, T.. l.. Ferrell, Clerk of the Circuit
Court of Calhoun County, West Virgin
ia, do hereby certify that bond in the
penalty of two thousand dollars has
been filed with me by the above named
Special Commissioner, as required by
the decree in the foregoing named chan
Gerry cause.
Teste L. L. Terrell Clerk
\ copy tcste: l.. l.. Terrell Clerk
3-20-4t.
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NOTICE OF TRUSTEE SALE

PcrSGant 20 he terms Of q certain
decd of trust made by l.. l.. Crawford
ard Nellie Crawford, his wife. to the
undersigned Trustee. bearing date on
thc first day Of April. 1923 Of record
it, the Office Of the Clerk Of the County
Court OF Caihun county. West virginia.
u Trust md Mortgage Book 40 Z. nj
page 49, aud having been requested
sJ TO do by the beneficiary named i'm
said trust. The undersigned Trustee will
0., Saturday. tic 3tst day Of March.
1923 beginning at ono O'Clock y. ".
offer fer sale and sell 10y public auction
10 The highest bidder at the front door
OF the Court House OF said county Of
Calhoun the following real estate. to-
Wit: certain lot or parcel Of land ~
Ing and being situate on the Owl Fork
OF Crummlcs Greek, in the district OF
Ice. county Of Calhoun nud state or
West Virginia, containing 1874 acres.
moro o. les and being all OF the same
rgni estutC which was conveyed unto
the soid i. j. Crawford by H. H. Craw-
ord aud wife by deed bearing date ON
first day Of april. 1921. OF record g. the
.iHcc of the Clerk of the County Court
Of said county Of Calhoun I'm Deed
EoOk 40. Co. at page 432 TO which said
decd ass well as said decd of trust refer
cHcc is made for more particular and
complete description Of said real estate
RESERVATION. said sale will be
made subject to the exception ana re-
scryation of all the oil, gas, coal and
other minerals, within aud underlying
said real estate. with all the mining
ard operating rights and privileges.
thereto apperainiug to the extent that
the c0ugo were pzcppfcd aud rpgorVCd IA
The deed OF trust, Aforesaid
Dated this 2nd. day Of March 1923.
Iorentz g. Hamilton, Trustee.
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go W. VA, MINERS SENTENCED
Get Three Years Each For striil,
CONSPIRACY.

Wells5urg, W. Va. - Thirty min
ers entered pleas of guilty ana
were each sentenced to serve three
years in the NounGsville penitentiary
by Judge Sommerville in circuit court
here.
They had been indicted for con
spiracy in the Clictonyille strike riot.
which cost the lives of Sheriff IT, II.
Duval and six Of the attacking party
asst July. All pleaded guilty.