k
)16
TI APTI ET TTT
Ss YF
RPE
—
PERSONAL AND LOCAL
Wilber Stotler
Keyser, W. Va.
Attorney P. G. Cober of Somerset
was a recent visitor to Meyersdale.
Miss Esther Austin has returned
from a few days’ visit with friends in
Boswell.
Mrs. W. T. Williams, of Johnstown,
visited her brother, Marshall Livin-
good on Sunday.
DeVon Cober of Marietta, O., spent
several days visiting his uncle and
aunt, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Baldwin.
A. T. Graff, of Confluence, has
been notified of his appointment as
has been visiting
| There is a Real Difference
Cream of tartar, derived from grapes,
is used in Royal Bakng Powder because
it is the best and most healthful ingredient
known for the purpose.
Phosphate and alum, which are de-
rived from mineral sources, are used in
some baking powders, instead of cream of
EFFORT T0 FORCE
WAR IS CHARGED
Traason Resolution Introduced
In Senate by Senator Lewis
LITERACY TEST IN HOUSE
Former Speaker Cannon Says Brains
of Nation Have Ceme From Immi-
. TRORCRCE0R0RCE0BCECR0BIEC8I80,
|
!
| 8
)
1
i
|
Victor Records
For April are Now on Sale
Come in and hear these wou-
derful records.
“To My Dog’’ and ‘‘Mickey, the Pum Pum Man’’
by Billy B. Van, 17960,
“Down in the U 17”’—by Billy Murray, and
among them—
5c.
ON OER CRE RRR ROE BOSS EF OREO EC OBOROBOROS A CE CEILS AURAL .
stmaster at that place. a Si i 2 ee
5,000.00 po D tartar, because they are cheaper. grants, Not Frem “First Families.” Since Mother Goes to the Movie Shows
J. D. Spaugey, of Large street, has 3.4 : Peerless Quartet, 17959, ..... 75¢.
1,799.18 changed his place of residence to that. If you have been induced to use baking President Wilson has issued Aa
: oo of High street, moving today. powders made from alum or phosphate, statement that there is an organized | “On the Hoko Moko Isle’’ and ‘When I’m a Sargen! Man’
000. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Holzshu have use Royal Baking Powder instead. You effort in the United States, backed by Collins and Harlan, 17971, ...... 75c.
7 167.09 returned from St. Petersburg, Fla. 2 by financial interests owning property
£: 104.07 'w . where they have been visiting for will be pleased with {he results and the in Mexico, to force a war between the “Good Bye” (Tosti) and “‘Of' in the Sily Night”
7966.27 several weeks. : difference in the quality of the food. / United States and Mexico as a de- . by Reinald Werrenrath, 55065, ...... $1.50.
» - Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Hammond of velopment of the chase after Villa. ; .
Oakland, Md. spent last week vis- On all sides there was exhibited on ‘Das Steierland,’”’ German Folk Song,
iting relatives here. ~~ ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO. | the part of administration officials a by Alma Gluck and Paul Reimers, 87227, .... $2.00.
Merchant R. D. Pfahler is off duty N Vv testiness that emphasizes in striking
for the past few days with that in- ew York fashion the severe strain under which —t
rir sidious malady, la grippe. the president and his advisers have
Mrs. D. B. Malone and children been lshoring In an effort to proto WHin . \
ECR 1 ° ®
. who had been visiting in Morgantown rir gute the pursuit and capture of Villa } HIN | HY N Ul ¢
alking is back home Jia’ thisiplnce AAA AAA esiruy : without bringing a rupture with the in ”
me in Mrs. John N oe of Front team defeated the strong K. O. 6. of REAL ESTATE TRANSPERS Sa BE Con. .
e here street and som, John are visiting rel- the Y. M..C. Aol Cumberland, last The following deeds have been en- ahs, od A ae yee of ie ;
ios oF ves Io Dittanie this Wook, evening at the Reich auditorium with | toreq on record by Recorder John B.| vere requested concerning various 3 Victrola De t
make Miss Gladys Edmonds of Cumber- 2 yosuiting Seore of 29 16 hw Custer recently. unofficial reports from the border. |§ ol “Pp .
d land, Md., is here for a few weeks’ Jor ot fe mi Bey pe) — ex| |. C. Umberger to Frank Tomsko, | Production in the senate of telegrams |g ee
ZS an visit with her friend, Mrs. Pearl 0yS ior is e . Shade township, $100. from the border towns telling of ap-|§
11 your Riser. . : Frank Hoy, of Akron, Ohio, spent A. W. Hemminger to Nannie C. prehension only intensified the acri-|@ MEYERDALE, PENN’A.
ay be. Mrs. Amos Broadwater and Miss the week-end with his, sister, Mrs. W. | Hemminger, Somerset township, $2, Bony of fae Aerais Senator Bway 5 CF RAYYETHENTTY ; .
Gladys Stratton have gone to Akron. 1. Stotler, Mr. Hay had come {to} 700. BE ik > Se A CERRO ORORCRCERE08
: O., where they will visit friends and Somerset county for the funeral of! A. W Hemminger to Maggie B.| oo or Seniors "to present tele- ; Da.
relatives for several weeks. his uncle, Valentine Hay, at Somerset Harris, Somerset township, $900. et Se MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
Mrs. W. J. Cartwright. and two {’™ Saturday. He left for his home) Samuel A. Beachey’s heirs to Har-| to make things worse. WANTED—S 1
oe aa ’ 3 3 3 3 i
¥ children, of Somerset are visiting at | uceday accompanied by W. H. Stot- | yey C. Miller, Elk Lick township, myn'tion Sales to Villa Treason. over 16 Yea girls or bOYS| ggg AUTOMOBILE,
) the home of her mother, Mra. E. 7 ler, who expects to spend a few days | $13,500. rir Tnaia it any (over 16 years of age for light factory
5 4 , Mrs. B. 1. . : : , | Senaicr Lewis of Nlinois introduced ' work. Apply to Floto B COMPENSATION AND:
- 9 Dnecker of South Side. with his son, Frank, in Akron. I. W. Fike ito Daniel M. Fike, |, ro «~*~ Jecloring it to be treason » Apply te Fiote Bros. 3-24-u
<. PA. Mrs. James Kerkeck of Fire Clay, Louis Weld, who with his mother | Summit township, $1,950. { for anyone in this country to send PLATE GLASS INSURANCE
2 Ky., John Kocher of Johnstown and { has been spending - the winter in William N. Shultz to Irvin Fike, war i sterials to Villa. : . For Sale—one of two Jersey cows. W. B. COOK & SON
if; If 5
KEY
Charles Kocher of Somerset, have
been called here by the serious illness
of their father, Joseph Kocher.
Miss Florence Boyer has returned
from a two-weeks’ visit in Johnstown,
Washington arrived by motor on
yes there was some mud, Mr. Weld
believes his mother arrived by the
B. & O. on Wednesday evening. They
Tuesday evening in this place. Well, |
Summit township, $1,500.
Chas. G. Rose to Sylvester A. Rose
Conemaugh township, $1.
David May et al to Milton Hogan,
TU. Turkeyioot township, $2,200.
| Debate and action on this resolution
' were postponed at the request of Sen:
| ator Stone.
Literacy Test Up In House.
Uncle Joe Cannon, breaking the
One now fresh and the other about
March 10. Apply to John H. Dietle
Meyersdale, Pa.
"near Red Bridge, P. O. R. F. D. 1
BARGAINS ON ROBES AND BLAN
DENTISTRY.
Modern dentistry eliminates the
KINDS where she attended a concert given | Will spend 2 part of the summer at Sylvester A. Ross fo Join Mslast BE ei ig Ting KETS st. WEISEL'S rARNEse | L581 Of URVIE Your 150th ssiracted
. : by Fritz Kreisler, the greatest vio- | their home in this place on Salisbu- Conemaugh township, $1,600. | the plaudits of Democrats as well as SHOP, CENTRE ST crowned or filled.
itable Life linist in the world. ry street T. J. Jacobs to C. W. Glower, Addi- popuplicans in a forty-fiveminute : an 1 specialize on Crown and Bridge
the Mr. and Mrs. David Hemminger, of | Mr. John Sides, one of the best SOP township, $700. speech in the house on the immigra- \y\NTEp y _ | work. I also treat and guarantee fo
Somerset, are spending a few days | known business men of Hyndman, | Walter 8. Weaver to Carbo Smoke | tion bill le —To Contract for Mapie | yre Pyorrhea. Riggs Disease o1
A with their son, Manager Frank Hem- | Pa., was buried on Tuesday, March (less Coal Co. Conemaugh township.| The measure was taken up under Syrup or Sugar Crops. Habel & Phii-| 15550, springy, bleeding gums when
“ blood poisoning, is back home again !
minger, of the Bijou.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. McCartney be-
came the happy possessor of a little
big son, the first born in their home
on Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Newton Miller of Pittsburg,
accompanied by her little-son, New-
ton, Jr., is spending several weeks |
with her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth
Clark on Meyers Avenue. g
Wilson Beal, who had been at the
Markleton Sanitarium on account of
and under the care of Dr. J. W. Wen-
zel is convalesing nicely.
+ Mrs. B. C. Reiber of Large street,
is suffering from a fracture’ of one |
bone of her right forearm and a dis-:
location of the other bone of the |
same arm, caused by a fall.
The annual chicken supper at the
Brethren Church, Main street, Thurs-
| play basketball and did
28th. Albert S. Glessner of this
special request. The funeral was
held in that town and the audience
consisted chiefly of the men of the
town and surrounding community.
John Smith,
place has returned from a stay of a
couple
Sanitarium. Mr. Smith is much im-
proved in health and has strong
words of commendation for that ip-
stitution, for its skilled surgeons
and physicians, ‘the sanitary coadi-
tions, the excellent table, the impar-
tiality to all patients, and the gem
eral management, etc.
The young gentlemen, five in num-
ber, of the High School, who on Mon-
day of last week went to Keyser to
so without
town, a former pastor, officiated by |
said to be one of the largest ever!
a resident of this
of ‘weeks at the Markleton *
$1. ‘ ’
Annie B. Harming to Samuel i.
Saylor, Summit township, $200.
| J. W. Hurd to Robt. W. Gouchnour,
Quemahoning township, $75.
Israel Berkley to Emma Berkley,
. Somerset township, $309.
ner, Stonycreek township, $900.
Cloyd H. Sipe to E. P. Sipe, Som-
erset borough, $100.
John B. Zeigler to Paul Gyrock.
Shade township, $225.
Ww. L. Morrison to Herman G. Wil-
helm, Somerset borough, $1,000.
©. J. Harrison, Jr, to A. H. Shaf-
fer, Somerset borough, $250.
Mary M.
Landis, Meyersdale, $975.
Frank J. Custer to J. W. will,
Stonycreek township, $300.
Babcock Lumber' Company to Ar-
Catherine Brant to Jacob S. Gless.
{shope,” he 1nded, “ft see the swing
Jones to Raymond P.i
| special rule allowing seven hours .of
genera! dobate and the former speak-
er was one of the most nronounce
i opponents of the literacy test which
has been a bone cof contention be- |
, tween congress and the White House |
: during the last two administrations.
1 “I have liv~d eighty years,” he said,
gu@3he howsaapplauded him. “I have
| of the twentieth century. But nature
| has been kid and I can quit when-
sver the man with the scythe comes.”
Congressmen Not of First Families.
Mr. Carnen then lrunched upon a
philosophical dissertatior upon the
“first fan i'es” of the country and
went back ‘o the census of 1790 to
| show that many of the names dis-
tinguished in American annals were
then unknown.
“Who are the first families?” he
asked. “If - Senator Ledge is an
alien, whom among us may not be
| proud of the title.”
| lips.
|
BEATRICE CREAM SEPARATOR
i DEMONSTRATION.
Farmers, don’t fail to see the dem-
| onstration. The traveling representa-
tive for the Beatrice Cream Separator
will conduct a demonstration at the
plant of the Meyersdale Dairy Co.
Salisbury, street, Meyersville, Pa., on
‘Monday afternoon, March 27th.
' Wanted— one of the largest publish-
ing houses desires to employ an ac-
tive man or woman in this community
“to handle a special pian which has
proven unusually profitable. Good
opening for right party. Address with
two references. Publisher, Box 155,
Times Square, Sta. New York. |
3-23-2t.
not too far advanced.
H E. GETTY
MEYERSDALE, PA,
ATTORNEYS—AT—LAW
ROSS R. SCOTT, -
Atinrney-at-Law
SOMERSET, PA
UHL & EALY
Attorneys-at-Law
SOMERSET, Pa,
UNDERTAKER.
WILLIAM C. PRICE
Successor to
W A. CLARK
MEYERSDALE. PA.
PROMPT ATTENTION GIVEN TO
ALL CALLS AT ALL TIMES.
nce. (Good.) day, April 6. Bear it in mind and | the permission of the High School ">¥ Mining Company, Shade Town!" mye yigt of 1790, he said, does not | NOTICE Both "Phonse
re to your then go there to enjoy it and help 2 { principal and on their return were ship. $1.00. : _ include, Edson, Westinghouse, Astor, NOTICE 1 hisar :
worthy cause. suspended on the following day until Charles Floio's executor to R. C.; Belmont, Harriman, Carnegie, Persb-; = o of igh y GIVEN pygLIC SALE OF
to ou D. J. Fike, a member of the Meyers- | Friday night at which latter time they Heffley. Berlin, $1,112. ing, Funston, Gompers, Billy Sunday : A 2 phi Meyats VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
rok Jn. cash dale Dairy Co. lett on Saturday 10 | were reinstated on their promise to CHATS J Fioto fo Sesh € 1 ymer Ye Nor the migration | Penns sa op) The undersigned by virtugof.an or
either by Philadelphia on business. He will { be obedient. Subsequent to the meet- Hetfley Berlin, $2,200. een EI ey > A 2d bil der issued out of the Orphan's Court
mium then stop a day or two in Baltimore and {ing the teachers and all concerned, ter 3% Gardner to Charles A. than heretofore for legislation T2. sotatel real Pe scone by: - 2 | of Somerset County will offer at pur-
you an Io ‘Washington. agreed to leave the boys make up a Floto, Berlin. $1,800. : stricting immigration. They predict- | yapsi ott for th oe At £ th . ure lie sale on the premises on Saturday,
ther hand if Mr. Christian Sides, and his daugh- part of the time they lost by suspen- _ Russell G. Walker to John R. Scott, 1 9 , for the benefit of the cred- | April 22, 1916 at 3:00 o'clock, P. M.
; ith the ena of the Euro nt, ?
Elklick Townsip, $29.00. ed that with the ena o uropean |... .c of the said Albert S. Glessner.
will pay you ter, Miss Zella, of this town attend-} sion. , | war the ' United States will be the| : S | all that certain real estate, late the
yr paid for ed the funeral of Mr Side’s brother 3 James A. Hillegass, Allegheny | haven to which hundreds of thousands {All persons, indebted to said Albert S | property of Elmer E. Conrad, de-
f at Hyndman on Tuesday, last. The . Township, $3,600. of Europeans will turn. Glessner will make immediate pay- _ 4 situate in M dale 8
i FAIRHOPE. X : td chall ind ment and th havi iai i ’ in eyersaaie or-
the home deceased was an undertaker. . A. J. Hillegass to Berlin Smokeless Representative Scha , a blin mem. | ose having claims or de-! ough, Somerset County, Pennsylva.
. Rov. Father O/Harrah of St. Pat Rain and mud are the order of the (31 Company, Brothersvalley Town- ber of ie ie ig Manon sai : mands will present the same without nis, particularly . boun de 5 and de
: : ” 3 1 3 ) ’ she . ’ -
fi YA Yh th rick’s Church in Cumberland, was day. . vis _ ship, $25,000. 2 Ie 2 yn Teal = SE 2 | delay to me ssslgnes. scribed. ax follows.
re = | here Tuesday and delivered the lent- gar a Prighurg, Yisit BF Emme to J. M. Berkley, Lin-| yo jiteracy test. + CURTIS TRUTAL, All that portion of those two
NSES. en sermon in S. S. Philip and James ed his parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. C. coln Township, $2,500. Assignee: lots of ground known in the Olinger
Court, Chas.
issued mar-
ollowing par-
1d Clella Ma-
Rockwood;
lorence May
Edward John
ine Gannell,
man Gillespie
"ownship and
of Somerset {
Klemerer, of
, Belle Beaver .
arson, of Mt.
nty, and Effie
Springs, Hunt-
> Foust and
, both of Som-
rick Deshong
Jane Bailey,
ynship; .S W.
unty, and Eva
John Brant
both of Broth-
TT
kating season
nents are made
the Summer
y, April 24th,
s blow. The
yest that has
y picture house
lay and Thurs-
Nights; Tues-
mount Nights;
night and Sat-
Catholic Church Tuesday evening.
Henry Schwarner, last Thursday,
while employed in No. 2, Consolida-
tion Mine, became very badly
bruised up from the fall of a rock on
his left thigh. He is now out with
a, crutch.
The Meyersdale Shirt Factory is
installing new machines: this week
and the present force of girl employ-
ees is to be increased to 50. Mr. Isa-
dore Weinstein is the efficient man-
ager.
Frank Keefer, a son of Charles
Keefer, of Large street, and his cous-
in, Herman Keefer, of Mance, who is
a son of Zachariah Keefer, left on
Wednesday morning for a visit to
Akron, Ohio.
Chas. L. Schultz, who formerly
conducted a restaurant in this place,
but is now employed in East Pitts-
burg, has been spending the past
few days with his family in this place,
Following the close of the present
term of school; in ail probability,
the family will move to Pittsburg.
Howard Phillips, of the Church In-
dex Record Company, of this place
is attending the Methodist Baltimore
Conference at Washington, this week
and next in the interest of his Church
Record Cabinet. He is also represent-
ing the Church Envelope Company of
Meyersdale, headquarters at this of-
fice.
In one of the best played games of
the season, the local Rex Basketball
Emerick over Sunday.
Mrs. Oscar Mull following a week
spent with her parents has returned
to her home.
Mrs. A. F. Berkley and Mrs. An-
nie Lowry were shoppers in HynA-
man on Wednesday. :
Mrs. Lou Dorm and Mrs. J. Bark-
ley of Hyndman spent a few days
with ‘the latter’s son, Robert ‘Barkley
R. C. Emerick spent Sunday in
Hyndman. :
A. P. Berkley was a transacter of
business a day or two ago.
Mrs. Lewis Miller has been sick
for some time is not improving.
Mr. and Mrs. Cletis Baer of Cum-
berland, are visiting the former’s
mother, Mrs. Flora Ritchey.
Jesse Perdue feels «very proud
since he runs the jitney bus at Fair-
hope.
Ralph Kelley spent from Saturday
till Tuesday with his best girl..
Samuel Custer and children
are visiting her parents, Mr
Mrs. Norman Kennell.
Ed. Shumaker sold
horse tish week.
J. A. Lowry ' was a business shop-
per in Cumberland on Monday.
John A., son of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver
Emerick died at the family home
here on Tuesday of lung fever, aged
8 months and 5 days. Burial was
made at Comp’s cemetery where ser-
vices were conducted by Rev. Hoch-
are
and
a valuable
gtetler of Greenville.
Monte Douglass to Martha Enos,
Rockwood. $1,900.
Albert J. Hillegass, Brothersvalley
m-wnehip, $8.00. :
MW. Keim to T. S. Sanner. Paint
Township, $1.00.
George Beabes to Thomas
Pain: Township, $1.00.
J. E. Dice to W. G. Carter, Somer-
set Borough, $2.00.
Peter Speicher to Frank Thomes,
Lincoln Township, $125.
C. F. Stotler to A. K. Miller, Som-
erset Township, $10.00.
Frank Thomas to Noah Baker, Lin-
coln Township, $2,000.
{ William N. Wechtenheiser to Geo.
| Wechtenheiser, Shade Township,
| $1,500.
|
|
Sanner,
Our Job Work
HAVE YOU TRIED THS
JOB WORK OF
| THE COMMERCIAL’
| GUR WORK 18 OF THE BEST aw:
OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT.
GIVE US A TRIAL
{
| Ohildren Ory
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTOR A
[FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS
Boy Confesses He and Ernest Haines
Killed Latter’s Father.
Charged with the murder of his fath-
er, Ernest Faines, aged eighteen, is in
jail at Punxsutawney. In an adjoining
cell Ward Mattern, Haine's eighteen:
year-old chum, is’ held on a similar
charge. Members of the state con-
stabulary, who arrested them at
Sprankles Mills, declare that Mattern
has made a full confession of the
crime, telling them how they waylaid
William Haines in a railroad cut near
his home and blew off his head with a
shotgun. Robbery was the motive.
Haines left his home at Sprankles
Mills to go to the village store, a mile
and a half distant. He had a large
roll of mon. y. Some time later his
cold body wa. found in a railrod™ cut
py William Wyant.
“He loaned me the gun and I did
the shooting,” Mattern is said to have
declared. “He always took a lot of
money when he went to the store and
we wanted it.”
ia ———n
Fugitives Believed Caught.
Two men, arrested by Sheriff Craw-
ford and deputies at Atwater, 0., after
an exciting chase of thirty miles over
country roads, tally to the descrip
thorities to be Alfred Frank Wendt
and Walter Wendt, twin brothers,
wanted in Altoona, Pa. for the mur
der of Officer McGinley Oct. 138 last.
The arrested youths gave the names
of Jack Mergan and Frank James of
Brighiton, Pa.
MURDER OF FATHER CHARGED |
a |
tion and are believed by local au-.
|
NORMAL SCHOOL.
The Meyersdale Summer Normal
School will open on Monday, May 8th,
i1916, and continue in session until
‘the County Teachers’ Examinations!
‘by the County Superintendent .of |
‘Schools. For particulars apply to
W. H. Kretchman, Principal.
BIG ASSORTMENT OF
WALL PAPER.
My 1916 stock of wall paper has
arrived and I am showing the larg:
est assortment of wall paper ever
shown in Meyersdale. For the next
30 days I will make a special price
on all paper. Can furnish paper suit-
able for parlors, dining rooms, halis.
bed rooms, etc. at prices never of
fered before in Meyersdale. Call and
see my line of goods.
+ M. J. Livengood.
NOTICE.
Application wanted for a police-
man in. Meyersdale Borough. Appli-
cation to be in the hands of the
Secretary on or before April 11,
1916.
. By order of Council. ‘
{ E. J, DICKEY, Secretary
{¢c. H. DIA, President.
Fresh Salt Lake Herring (Jumbos)
| Phillips.
eee ee eae
survey to Borough of Meyersdale,
Pa., as lots Nos. 234 and 235, lying
between High St, ‘Center 3t.
Summit St. and the right of way
of the B. & O. R. R., bounded on
the north by Summit street, south
by High street, East by right of
way of the B. & O. R. R. and on the
West by Center street, being the
same lots of ground that Owen S.
Porter and wife conveyed to A.
Chamberlain by deed bearing date
February 23, 1880, recorded at Som-
erset in Deed Book, Vol. 58, pages
259 and 260, and by A. Chamber-
lain to the grantor, Elmer E. Con-
rad, by deed dated November 24,
1894.
There is erected upon this said lot
a two story eight room dwelling house
and a barn. The house is supplied
with city water and heated by hot
water system and contains the usual
additional modern improvements.
TERMS OF SALE: 10 per cent
when the property is knocked down
and the balance upon execution and
delivery of deed.
IDA E. CONRAD,
Administratrix
FOR SALE.
Swedish Select Seed Oats, price
75¢ per bushel. 1 Red Poll Bull, 14
months old. 1 set good Buckband
| Harness.
at $4.00 per 100 Ib keg at Habel & |
N. C. GNAGEY,
Meyersdale, Pa.