The daily telegram. [volume], February 27, 1909, Page 4, Image 4

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U OEPPERT
P?iiy.
?j^riUl'Jie heftd of
fli&t, more difficult to
SAT!'
perplex
li' than to
, ,;lco and Objrctors.
nen ,aa Representative Cook
--ado, Vho viciously attacked
totality and integrity of Pres
- loose volt in the Honqp day be*
Yesterday, (deserves lo Tie.' fol
by secret eervlce-raen. . In
~ 8UCh he 1?- ? rwl menace
;^oo muih; care can not be ex
pa in J "shadowing" ' him, as
lcau Jell, at what ajoment a
who thfuu, indulges himself ?win
to be a midnight-assassin. For
>t?nce. to.sliow the low,-vile ot
:k up th<" President of the nation
this paragraph that came from
'? Hps ,-lyfore a body of men
?t should lie HufflderiMy dignified
' not to tolerate mich> and -which
truth' -BUOMriarily stopped it:
_ "II )s unfortunate not only for
President Roosevelt, but lor the
dtiiens, that he has not. ,<i legal
Blind and no equipoise of' reason,
riding through and around, the arena
of political action on hif broncho or
arrogant, egotistical Impulse, pre
tending to throw his lariat of execu
tion at the lieels and broad' horns of
<*pltal for the delectation of voting
labor, and ending the scene with
4 *\C"nnln* of'* ?'>r?,rJe wolf
; : ?or a gopher.,v
| On Cook's outrageoup conduct
' th 8Prvlco controversy,
?' K D,8pacih '^""ments
B fa?. }' "nd convincingly. as fol
1 * vote of l:>3 to 14 the House
) fSl ^f?^dirStrletl.^?>WtW the
5 "?lted Secret Service, after
so,uh any
PrLrt' V d0ns atta^s upon the
f ? ' were not th6 ,UsCuf?1<)ns
bv tho pM v ?" to m'^s upon
th '?",ive' bllt extended to
' Secrcl Service itself. Mr Smith
:^th" '"?a<'v'ised ? remark thl^
"So ?rer "a" ',e'"n * ^e,eCtlVe
,wax not an "innrttigatefl ]iar.
s not. to i,p imagined that such
intemperate language ls Xg fc
convince ihe people that President
g^evelt has been wrong iLxt2 I
J* the .uses or the secret Service to
Hhmer than counterfeiting cases
?or raembers ?f th" Secret SerTe
^LTcZ^r^t,?
?svr ? ???**?
their hi Hrk nlR'U- *????
>u?>"ess may require some
in dealing with the crim
S S" """? '?"?'?"?>
ir their T, 518 tr tt th
in, ? r ary Intercourse
fix th i 'S "S the Rcn'tlemen
! rence? every
in order to stay in Con
*? "7 ""dertako t. defend
, 'n vogue prior to the
l-vlou* session
as ideal. \or do we
the restriction ?r ,he Secret
tooounlrtreirin, ,asos ? ?
?i4t can be devised. Better re
detectives over'to the Depart!
of Just.Tlce for such , pan
necessary to secnr as 's
| thWwL conviction of
f no respect for the
law ta or out of official iir? An
?22 ?^r 16 8-?rt'?ulariv J
offender against the law
f ^errtag of special punishment
Styles Make ?lrts 0UH.
The fashion girl is very dull th's
winter, for she has quite reversed
* rule of hygiene that-bids us =r
would be fceWthj^nd bright, to
our beads q?l trxfrttpr fm
the
-"Warm i
i!'jfre!fitbe :r
WupM^r
Gr&niiutZ
The Willing Iteglstor, declare that
the Republican parjjr to responsible
for the -oondHloii'J'o( affairs that
makes Increased revemie necessary
j'ror the'State. - ? ,-'v? X'
This is >ot so alarolngi however
when It; lg bourne 'in mind *hat tije
increased revenues are needed V>
ineet increased busintess. > The State
Ib growing In population, commerce
and In^ustix and along other Hues.
A big. department" store cannot vhp
operated on the revenues of a cross
roads grooery. If the Republican
party is.' responsible for a develop-'
ment of business and' prosperity, it
has reason'to 'be proud of the fact!
[and jtfce people <have the occasion to.
feel grateful for the fruits, of tlie
party's labors. ?
? The Republican party cut .down
expenses in proportion to the actual1
work done, the scope of Its exten
sion and the recognition of certain
|-needs wholly overlooked by tlie
Denjocrats when they -were in oN
flee. The Republican party has also
Instituted and carried through re
forms the Democratic party, never
even though^ of, or it It did, the
'thoughts were hid In a bushel.
The people have indorsed the pvt
eral policies of the Republican par
ity. Let the development proceed
! apace.
The Daily Newa seems to be a bit
worried over the split in the Dem
ocratic city ? party. But .worry is
uselesa now and it woold have been
equally useless had these been no
split in the organization so long ma-'
nipulated by the clique. The people
some, time ago .became disgusted with
the present city executive adminis
tration and made up their minds to
have a change this spring."
Announcement has been -*<made
that . Republican and Democratic
conventions are to be held to select
candidates ,tor city office. All Ren;
publicans aim Democrats who de
sire to take part in .these respective
conventions should be careful not
to make themselves ineligible by
signing the petitions the tnugwump
ers have out.
Several of the candidates on thej
mugwump ticket are awakening toj
the fact that i? is receiving unfa
vorable criticism from so .many
classes of citizens that they are
likely to resign at ahy moment. It
is stated that at least one has al
ready tendered his resignation with
positive instruction for it to be ac
cepted.
' ' Local Republicans "express "spity
over the fact that the Democratic
party is' upon the shoals. Thtfy will
miss the fun of a.'contest at .the com
ing election.
Wonder U the Democrats will
adopt resolutions that "denounce
and deplore" at their city nomina
ting convention?
Why .not- call them Democratic
party number one and Democratic
party number two?
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WHAT OTHER EDITORS SAT !
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Almost!
Nowadays Cabell is most as im-|
portant as any other % county.
Hnntlnfton Herald-Dispatch.
He Should Move.
"With lifted head let me the
potion quaff," begs a February poet.
Why doesn't he move away from
Ohio where there Is so much
trouble about. it??Pittsburg Ga
zette Times.
Tkrably Sad. *
Connellsvllle has a sad case of
jcoldv feet. on>, the baseball proposi
tion.. Come on ift, Untontcmn will
Pnrfeersburg Water.
A;:er a bath id Parkersburg wa
"'r !* is f'rW,-v to '?11 wheth
er uno has Wn ran 'hroiigh a
tattooing machine, Cr been swlm
fatat i-o's.-Parkersburg
I .
11a I growth
: o. a 5Ity P'V* a powerful part In.
j making that olty prosperous, a mag
:net to transients and a favorite to
ToZ.l
Years
fcnntt
Old
ltd
Hard on tJie Burglars.
?p^rnte - th? w?rM wm
train'
tr^T? . K received' while the
!?? V motion. If man can ar
U. man . will hereafter give
?Zl ? T*' HI tSe enterprlslijjf
*Dk bu.r?lar will have no chance
Proviso,, f,?. Ule Soreheads.
? The Democratic executive com
mittee made a wise decision In tlx
ei^tf" ^rly 11416 f<?r 0,6 PHmary
eleven. The burden of the cam
paign work and the expense sAoa!a
faJl upon the nominee, and an early
IS* alS? time
tor the healing of soreness .which
way result from the defeat of candi-'
Ins Roister/* n<rtninatl?n.?Wheel
_ Some Balm.
aJi10, 5*?'0 leglaia^?re finally man
aged to -PM6 the HetteldWril
ttS&sm#**' m"?
the effect' at putting a large nttm
of. sm^ll saloons out of .busi
er riCh'8h0,U<i ???>*< "aim tL
^SFXS*
Promptly acceded l0 the Snd
HV?r Certaln ?8
or wa lines, when a formal reou?st
Ing'tWa tff** ^ be6D ,m^de- In do
ing this. the company has again man
ifested a disposition to please "the
public and give the best possible
service, Instead of dlspU^ the'
pSf att't"1e "8"al wlth most
* ^rVice- corporations.
hellng Telegraph.
Immorality of u,c Stage.
im^"chJ8 *** nowadays about the
liWN?' of lhe ?^ge. The stage
?Ss ^ "reM- tHe PUllrft -"I <=?"
S *a very ro?oh what .the people
demand-^it is representative?and
is v?v^e reaclle8 the-limit, which
rls!n<r ' Jt "HST ?ure itself by
rt?lns. 'on stepping stones of ,ts
^ ee,f to higher things." a
r?eJfth 'S sometltnea necessary
? . .J % J T '
Simply Mislaid.
th?r?e rrUonai 8t?ry the
IS^XA&l
sates the bill was forthcoming and
^onf:The%ri,,eiaf,n trans
O m.L w" 1108 n<>' Blet with
Charleston
Tax Bills Tabled.
deaf- tL thunderinB in the In
* ? West Virginia assembly
uL8Tnotn1"edrthe b',U ?
T^is H ' DatnraI gM and o"
WeSt vT't? 7as reachGd because
and ja.e>, a competitive state
wd^?.ch a tax would be placing a
dn?r! ^UP?n West v,r?lnla in
,L raaJorlty "Wlnst furth
er Consideration of the bills was de
m.
I H
Is In
ina
.^account, pf
-
wr&'&Wm i ?? i- ~f*~ - * ?'
oth|Br'*typ6 of.abuyer who ie*)l
something more than the plain fact.
Sh* wants an advertisement to lead
her along the shopping -way. to
?make her. thin* s>t things, to suggest
to her the ?pa.ttlcular commodity
?that I? ? destinedcito: make iec happy;.
The artist ,ltt idiertlsln etakes cog
njiance of. thtt:tyi?5,:4oee well >by it
and >w!ns out'r by; it.?Huntington'
Advertiser. .
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WORLD'S FAIR NOTES
"AV^V<WWl,?WA'Wi*Oh> >3^fA/OV?rtf'Q,<V MI(N
A typical Chinese street scene will
be reproduced at the Alaaka-Yukon
Paclflc exposition In Seattle this 'year.
In the .etreets ot China the'natives
will live the same as they do in their
Lfar Eastern homes.
4. ' !: ' '
. The annual.senior and Junior cham
pionships otfhe National Amateur.
Union of America will. be0 held Ire
Seattle this yeaj. The, exposition Is
bulldlng^a big athletic stadium from
yhlcliT all sporting events Will take
place." Returned Olympic contestants
will also 'be present.
North" Carolina plans a state build
ing at the Alaska-Yukon-Paclflc ex
position this year In which t.he South
will be .well represented by an exhibit
of tobacco, cotton, line -woods, min
erals find -agricultural products.
The Spokane coUnty,building at. the
Alaska-Yukon-Paciflo^yexposltlon In
1909 wf!) represent an-expenditure of
.910,000 'and will' toe: of* Spanish mter
sion architecture.
The latest style of/the automobile
fire engine will be demonstrated on
the grounds of the Alaska-Yukon-Pa
ciflc.e$posltl?n..at* Seattle this year.
J. " H; Rlblett, , of. Iiumberport,
spent l??t night in:the <toy;:'z
Spring Opening?
Speaking of ours?
or the other fellows?
Not a bit of use of try
ing to see the correct
spring footwear till our
spring-line is complete.
First ones are here
?dozens of styles?
and we're unrolling the
soft coverings of cot
ton and filmy tissue
paper?getting ready
to surprise you.
Natty ones?in pat
ent, vici kid, tan," and
gun metal, plain and
tipd, $2.50, $3.50,
$3.00.
PARSONS-SOUDERS CO.
334-236 Main St
w i
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a
_
FiWY*>i
25c and 35c Embroideries 24 in. Diaper ( loth 69c bolt
12#C yd Best quality of Bird-eye Cotton Diaper
^ Cloth splendid value at $1.00 a bolt. Sat
Beautiful Cambric and Swiss edges .YLvniahtonlv. 69c a bolt. Only a lim
and insertions at less
8 to 10 inches wide, qi
not cheap trashy wo.
wide Cambric and Swi
insertions to match. W
35c embroideries you
that every yard is worth mat p
is a new lot of embroidery, netfer shown
before by us. We cannot say'top "much
about this wonderful lot of .embroidery,
for at this special sale .price, i^/ic a yard,
you are buying them at. less than actual
cost to make. Tell your neighbors and
friends. Come early. Sale starts prompt
ly at 6 o'clock.
' "... ,? S Jt
$1.00 Black Cotton Taffe
Skirts 69c
Excellent Cotton Ta~
$1.35, $l;503|tid $1.75
' Lace Curtains $1.09
Large line of new designs to select
from. These .curtains sell regularly at
the abovfe prices?don't delay buying
your spring curtains longer, but take ad
vantage ofr this after-supper special sale.
Price $1.09 a pair.
'*1
12^c Bleached Toweling
7&c yd
Heavy all linen bleached crash, regular
12J4C quality; only 500 yards to be sold
at this price Saturday night. Don't fail
to lay in a supply. Sale price, 754c yard.
7&c Brown Muslin
.
. ? *: i% "
Excellent quality of fine ui'
Muslin, full yaj^l wide. We 1
miMtl.n flttP nf *71J
muslin not so gdod as this at\7}
? 20 pieceS^o be'^ldiat
irds oY'itolt, Saturday night, 4 7-i
P? ff|?|||p?
39c and 45c
Wide Flouncing 25c yd.
Deep flo'uncin'g Embroidery, beaiiOT
designs, splendid1 quality1 of ?jtfiss anc
Cambric, fine close work, beautiful em
broidery for trimming skirts, only a small
lot that we cleaned up from sm importer.
They will go quickly. Saturday night
only, 25c yard.
FACETIOUS FLASHES
?nmm ,?.. .
A Hank Ontsldcr.
The fashionable wedding presented
a featfve scene. Beautiful girls lf?
gorgeous gowns were everywhere. The
bride stood proudly beneath'a canopy
of choice exotics beaming In her love
liness. - , -
"Isn't she Just too sw'eet," gurgled
an elderly matron. "But who do you
suppose is the man who Is always at
her side?"
"I'm sure I can't Imagine." replied,
another matron. Then, as a brllltnlit
Idea struck her, she remarked: "Oh.
r guess It's only the bridegroom."?
New York.TlmeSi
Some Otlier Place.
Sissy?IJ.ys dotj't have switches on
thleir head, do they Bertie?
Bertie?Nope, not on their heads.?
Life. - ?
What It Is.
Hopeful?Say, dad. what Is a mat
rimonial bureau?
Dad?Cupid's mill end, bargain
counter, remnant sale, mfill-drder
house.?Judge.
Hie Dally Telegram's annual
"Bargain Subscription Days," Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday, March
4tli, Oth and flth.
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CHORUS OP 300. TO SINO. " v
WjT't'i'-- K *,.vM
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A feature of the Patriotic Musical
that -wllf be given at Fairmont Mon
day night by -pupils of the public,
schools will be chorus singing jV
'which three hundred boys and girl*'
will,take part. The entertainment Is '
to be given to raise n)on<y for sitp-j
plementary music for the schooj and
the public school band.
Doaa-s Kegwets cure co__ ,
without griptnj^nor.^uiy weakening
effect. Ask your druggist for them.
2Sc per bos.
? _
Hie Dally- TeU-srumN annua!
"Bargain Subscription Days" Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday, March
4th, 3th and 6th.
<</-"? ? lis
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The Merchants ?gi
National Bank
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Clarksburg
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Is a depository of the United States
Government. Uncle Sam selects
his banl^s with great care?consider
ing first, the safety of the public
funds, and, next tfi& facilities of
these banks, their- officials, policies,
etc. What is safe and profitable fpr
the government ought to be t
same for you.
We tfant your business
rTHE
Merchants National Bank,
Clarksburg, w. V4,: |
IL T. LOWNDES, President. XT. ~U.
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mm
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Vi'.\
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rooms, pfc-tures stored In private rooms. Silverware stored In bnrglar
proof vault; fiirnlture packed by competent hmilir. We can ??! jrotir
fnrnltnre at better prices titan yon can tret for It In ajiy other way
when stored with us.
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X. 4th A Balto. S?s. Opposttelt. & O. Frcitfit Depot.
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