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Cañon City record., 1909-10-28

day afternoon in Denver by Deteo-
uves Carr and Bell.
Although Brown is but 23 years OF
age he is said to have a long criminal
record. According 10 information re-
ceived by the police. Brown is wanted
in Los Angeles for passing a check
there for s135. and In San Francisco
on a similar charge. Brown was for
II months a prisoner In the territor-
ial penitentiary of New Mexico. at
Santa Fe. and later an inmate OF the
Kansas state penitentiary for several
months. He was released from the
latter institution last January.
The checks which Brown is alleged
to have passed in Canon City were
drawn on the Bank OF La JuntA
Brown was captured by the detectives
yesterday afternoon In a roominG
house at Fifteenth and welton streets.
When taken before Chief OF Police
Armstrong for Investigation. be con-
checks.
Browns father and mother are still
living In Pueblo. Brown will be TAX
en- to Canon City this morning
Il began wrong faur years ago
when was arrested in Kansas for
grand larceny and sent TO the peni-
tentiary." said Brown after his ar
rest After had been there fogT
months they found out that had not
committed the crime and the govern
or pardoned me. got In with a bad
gang there In prison. When I got
out seemed TO 20 from bad to worse
without being able to help myself
Then my girl turned me down. After
tina; ] didn't care what happened"
Cañon City record., 1909-10-28
woodsworth's Shorthand College

Offers an opportunity TO obtain .
thorough and complete business edu-
cation at a very low cost. Our gradu-
ates are always in demand at large
salaries. Students OF other schools
come to woodwortb's and succeed
We can refer you to many OF oui
graduates earning 5000 to $500 per
month, as official court reporters. We
can teach you by mail. Write for cir
cular Woodworth's Shorthand Col
iege CEst. 1889 1870 Colorado BouIe-
ward, Denver, Colo.
Cañon City record., 1909-10-28

tribe which frequented this section
long before the white race took pos
session of the land. So far none of
the arrow heads or other relics found
indicate what tribe of Indians they
belonged to.-Pueblo Star-Journal.
Cañon City record., 1909-10-28
Foleys
Kidney
Pills
What They Will Do for You

They will cure your backache,
strengthen your kidneys, cor
rect urinary Irregularities, build
up the worn out tissues, and
eliminate the excess uric acid
that causes rheumatism. Pre-
vent Bright's Disease and Dia-
bates, and restore health and
strength Refuse substitutes.
MITCHELL q EGBERS.
Cañon City record., 1909-10-28

Mr.. and Mrs. John Weed OF East
Canon returned home this morning
from several weeks visit to Mont
rose and vicinity. While on the west
ern slope they were the guests of their
daughter
Cañon City record., 1909-10-28
ARRESTED FOR HUNTING
WITHOUT A LICENSE

From Saturdays Daily.
Four Italians of Rockville we're ar
rested at Florence yesterday for
hunting without license and are out
on $500 bond to appear for hearing on
Wednesday, October 27. Today's ar
rest makes the seventh lot OF rabbit
hunters picked up since Sunday morn
Ing hunting without license.
Russ Snrtor left last night for New
York City for the purpose OF intro
ducing TO the trade new pIpo OF
which he is the designer and patentee.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1909-01-14
LABOR WILL FIGHT
Nsra E.hau=s ssszr E#ars = sust.,
Free Rress and Free
SEeecff Aa

Washington, Ian 13-What Is Ike
II 20 be she mast Important session
ever he1d BIZ the executive eommiEree
q the American Federation Of Labor
opened, MONDAY Win IAN sentences
hangfag GEer TIE three Leaders Of the
fe9erattens z~Ganeers. Mitchell and
aEarrEson. vital assaes areetlng the
organized laheress q the eoantrx are
mp for discussion
Resalgsioas sustaining thel attitude
Of the leaders Of the BIG organization
VITA rs 3a.9aa edo councils and 2.9e07
eco Of MEMBERS were saAnaikted and
me policy of the federatioa. u view
Of the e0rt's action ana seakh7ng az
raIgnmeRt carried IN the decision, ont
lined :.
Secretary Norras6n, one OIL the cor
xiete6 men, discussed the case In the
following manner,
propose 10 exhaust every e.
fort to sustain or r1ghtSt0 a free
press and free SPEECH, I ain confident
that the posItfoa taken by the fedora
ito MS right and that the people Of
this country VIII ratify this attitude
/ believe they win give the trades
uRioaists the same rights ard privi-
legeS that are being accorded to
trades uni0nfstS in Great Britain as
provided for By the trades dispute act
adOlsed there tn years ago Nh.
GOmpeEs. referred totAat act in his
speech to the eotE9- Ender the act
4 union, cannot be Sau1eted in dam
ages On account o. . strike,
1t seems said Mr.. Morrison, that
in the District Of Columbia there Isl
really no limit to the sentence that
can Be imposed Or contempt 81 court,
In q great ma1s states thets Is 81
limit. In New York. FOR instance, six
months is the maximum
Ii VIII probably be two years before
Il Is finally decided in the United
States supreme court
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1909-01-14
asssMaGHs EXPENSES IM FEGsT
ine UNJUST INluncTioN
MgsT - MET =
PRAISES MAJORITY
FOR GOOD WORK
THINKS Undergraduate Political Move
menE WIET be Tas<eEr NzrSpaalIN
nx Lshor

FaIEnWing is the annual report af
retiring Presidents Pritenard Of the
OnIR VALLEY Assaeiatian-
January ID, 1903
To tina officers and members Of the
O. " r. 9 E. Assembly
~ IS retiring President Of your honey
.ahlE RodH. I beg leave to- present q
nrief rsxisw e. the main work and
urogresg Of the Assembly during the
past year
The past year was anythzng auE
prosperous not ankE ar sne Assem-
bly,, bur TOR eEgaatzed lan0E In cur
valley and tina eaHatrx IN general the
financial and Industrial depression ae-
ing one Of the worse In taa hizraEx
Thnusan6is af men being ida n1E
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1909-01-14

Dsuzrsuue.sE ss sAe Au.eri<aa Fssera
aen = EzAsr Ad.deze=s =
i = suIaeienL

"
wazhngHanl. Jan 14-EISery nHase
qE the reeeHs dEeizfzn Ct JudER WriEghE
m the centenlG prueeedns and the
aupeal therefrum Wf11 he eanz61ered
= q eunEerenee here temarruw Of the
exEeIuz1ve enmmEzlee af me Amerleaa
FadeEzrian now IN session and eoUn-
sci l1eHAzLEIug Judge AEen B. ParkRr
of New York Judge PARK arrived
here tusHlEhr II the invitation q Pres
a1snT Gampers
The r0S1lan Of 0EgzHzze6 labor ne
gzrdg uhe Sherman aatltrusE an. -
EnteErzstEd by the s1preme court. #
tHH Unned States has been dlsgussRd
with view To euz1hlInEng the features
q the WTEsaa and Pearre bills INTO
one measure. which wuaEd IN sub
stanee. II was stated Place the labor
movement In this County, IN 4 similar
ros1a1R To- Ahar In Great Britain A
rssaZUi0n y1S Adopted reeamneld7lg
TO the eo4fere1ce commitfea Of the
oEgznlzatian having saeh natter IN
charge The adviszzh1EtF Of sssahlTIsh-
rs \ ani01 label department If thu
American FedeEafIaa a ahor-
CanszdeEatiql WaS also given to the
Weekly Puh16cznz IN nat oaly the
IntereS Of Iab0r. baE for The prutec-
t1on o1ffhe eoastituti0naI rights Of free
Press and free speech and il was DE-
eS7ed IN hn7d = dsnnfewanea w7fh fka
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1909-01-14
- n,,uEf ASSEMBLY, WANTS
'E5Ei SsSiel Ut | = -
LIMITING maEs i.
ma arainndtz Enpiusnssrt Of es'il
zr ir MANY Dangerous Ene
~ u5tsrr1es1tss.

nm. ,.,,Isf Ia1ar nil drawn ap NJ
tae West VErgjniRI Chill Lia1oE, GstIlli-
w.. m NJ ursss41ff1asI tB t1R ItssssEIts
,...-,.;,,,, e. tle west VIRGINIA EgiaEIs1
7,,r.- q 1ffs:rzurssf hx thn GhfB VALLEY
-prz.fIsss and Ianar Asa#nllIx ThaE
ba,i,r 1t1l:E1iIllrlnr1ssss dzsaTsssf tn snlfIEsE
me measure i az Il sunday mEsetazs9Es
and alssszI1rt'asf dE1e sscnaEzrE N mzEE F
znqwu J7he Assembly 9asti1n ~ tlE
sur nlssa2nbezs Ut tf1e TaEisiizEHrs fr1 11E
mis- eua,II1fy and tFile two ssnaaEs Ezanh
mis-. sistrirt. ami u tine sztR L.afllzr
Cam IIIiEsEsi1nfsE-
e. The niIE-raisszs the enid Lamar aGE
t. fftaenz ane YEAR alatze sas nressssIIrf
Enzt- and aIsa nraWiGIsS an eAIi1ea1A
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1909-01-14
STATE BODY
WANTS A0NEr
Nseds Finaneiaf Aid 10 Pusi 5iiia
Through Nesst Eesisetzrs
9esaia6x


! The following letter was prepared
i By a Special Committee appointed for
that purpose at the CiarksBurg con-
venEion OF the West Virginia state
Federation Of Labor 1End unanimously
adopted and the secretary was Il
stEuched to mail a copy to AZ unions
IN the state; A
To the local unions affiliated with the
West Virginia State Federation Of
Labor Greetng-- y
At the session OF the State Fed
, Grafton held at Ciarksburg, October
1871 Inclusive. endorsement was
given resolutions setting out the i'm
portanee Of organize6 Wage.earners
making an anEherizee6 EFFORT to have
ahe West Virginia legislature consider
the economical demands. Of the indus
tral classes Of this state.
xpereReeN teaches rs that very
little real progress viii be made until
organized labor maintains a represena
tatlve at Charleston during the regH~
lar session Of the legislature. ms
vas Demonstrated beyond question a.
the regular session Of 1897. where
labor bills that had never been re-
ported from the committee in the 1895
session were either passed Of defeat
ed, only after hard fight on the floor
Of the Senate. The champions sf
labor legislation have publicly stated
that the great strength Of labor in
the 1SeE-S session was because me
United Nine Workers Of America kept
q represeRtatipe at Charleston. Is
much as possible. and Encouraged a
every way the friends Of labor II their
fight for fair legislation, TIE STATE
Federation is not able to defray the
ordinary EXPENSES Of representatives;
We therefore call upon each local
union afhliated with the State Fed
Grafton and the Individual members
and the trends Of labor to Join us in
creating = Legislative fund. which
fund viii be used in keeping Of1e1al
representatives Of the West virginia
State Federation Of Labor at Charles
ton during the regular session Of 1909.
such representatives to let it Be
known to the public that they are the
ofzeial representatives Of the State
Federation | Of Labor. An money
should be sent direct to the Secretary
q the State Federation. at Charleston.
West Virginia,
Ben Davis.
Fhos. P. AcEwen. +
~Peter Stanton
Committee
Please bring the above to the at
tention of your local At its next meee-
ing and urge the membership to givs
it careful consideration.
Hoping to receive 3 favorabIa reply
at al early date. I am.
Fraternally yours.
Frank ". Snyder.
Secretary-treasurer.
ia Summers St. Charleston. ". Va.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1909-01-14
RIVERSIDE
s1
Ra.sr That CLERKS WI Resume Men
eas-Ruuor That CLERKS WIN
BE Sent Away.

sonsbedy has ~nentisned- that the
g EiyeESide plant IN BenwOOd Is to
Es<e1e z fun IN : vecy short time
'-na u salzried clerks Who get their
.-Oles Ststher they work OF not have
Osea crdsFsi to return to their duties
asn NCldzy morning Some body
sSe aas mentioned" tat there are
g proSFects whatever f1r resump-
ICa md that the saIarisd clerks are
sApecIlng any moment 10 be sent to
~ az tie other. plants Of the com
- = other cities. TIE officials Of
Plant continue to answer an
sleslsS don't know" so ne only con
s-azoa OF expectations hat can 81
IAN is TO make up yc1r5 mind IN
=. yG see the smoke coming outAof
y sacks and the vo.kmenf Win
- 49, daner pals before Jon Relieve
Y pant Is really" In OPERATION
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1909-01-14

VINE. LA~ 81 Cazn4ea ~ n Kser
+
Eslnen Members IN Boards Ct
, Il + " n
Resentz Where Ehey aeEaEe-

A determined eEflzr VIII be made at
se1E ursasen session II tine BsgIsIattEr
% have thai body summit again t0 IL
ledplH 4 euns1T1u1Enzl amend11erzss
aHs;n1Iir1ing, WGnHaen U Serxe a me1R-
bars af Ihe BaaEd ef ReeaHzs Of ssaEe
insssrzIEIana- While FU1Ien have AexT-
81 on these boards FIR dazen xears
SINE wise persons have dzzeaEereaII
tla1 the law EeruIzs InIE -eiIrrTzsHSr t1
q serve. and cf eazrse- wumen are
mt ei1izenRs not being entitled t0-Euta.
A amendment was -uhu fEted 10 the
1eapIe Il the last e4ee60n hui failed dc
isInugh votes far passage. awIng to IL
nsgglIlarI-azs At The ht6zhs and fnsufE7-
cent publicity. and 4 Il Gssred tR
sz1in subj the aRadme1t, the al
suez-Es being ennfdelf that when tIe
asaplis know Just WHIT L i they VII
E1EgsrsszIIIIy- favor 4
/ HhFrR are tleuEisus IN the state
where EUgug girls an cared for and
aaEisiEgu1 Of having snIy men to care
On than IS apparent To mast pe0pl
Iae Ohio Vz1ex Tades and Lab0E
Aszea At rs SRlzE neetfng a.
eia-Ed II favor q ths $1huksIO1 ot
sns s1srdmeuE.s and The sentfusnt
va plainly sgaip<s tie sgEern0r ozst-
2s n present vOzsn members ii
ne hea-Iss before .the0eopEe are heard
a Is Of eOEsa cannot be lot
we ysars-s yst- At tie next. regular
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1909-01-14
DEBATE

|. n. MeDegmost and " NJ Peters
viii Debate It Socialist Head
quarters. Sunday.
a debate IS. to be held at the So
cialist headquarters, sunday after
noon. at 2sso O'Clock. which promises
10 be decidedly Interesting. 4 N. Ne.
bermOst ana ". d. Peters win debate
Ne subject, socialism vs. CAPITAL
ism ,the former being defended hy
aIr. McDermott. The announcement
has caused considerable interest and
! large crowd Is expected to M the
rooms over the Quarter Savings Bank.
1891 Market street
SIX new members we're received e.
the meeting d the Socialist local last
Tuesday evening. ana the organization
Is growing rapidly.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1909-01-14
RICHARD J. Will KIE
AsO;res 10 The once Of Chief Of poles
made Faithful Record Under
Eerner Chiefs.

Richard i. WIIkie. > veil known cit
izen az the South side. has announced
his candidacy for chief o. police As IS
generally known. Mr. Wilkie vas for
nnesysars % the police force. serving
under Porter Smith. L J. Delbrngge
and The late R r. MeNiehol.1 That'he
IS man worthy Of the once to which
he aspires IS attested By the long and
faithful service under the three eh1ets
named. If elected Nj. WiIkie VIII.
without doubt. make an efficient ON
Ger. 1t IS helieFed he Win receive the
endorsement Of an citizens who be-
Iieve in 3 good police administration.
as he is intelligent and reliable. and
f1Iy capable Of dischargine bis duties
to the entire satisfaction Of his con-
skituents.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1909-01-14
PRITCHARD
URGES HIGHER TAX

months, and in their struggle to- sup
Bort themselves and families DESERT
ed the unions and in some Instances,
almost fnEeing unions to disEtnd; ttls
abaEe be5ag the main cause ae losing
one STRIKE and tie lockout OF an
dtherr namely, the Diumbsra.. Mucn
credit il dine the plumbers for. the
fghfing 0f a most gallant battle
fought, lasting over eighIeeR months
and without any financial assistancs
frum any union W1ateyer. and they
maintaining their union without any
desertI0h- .
Representztion Increased.
whilst the year 1907 closed with
forty-twoS 3IocaIs represented, only
tWentyslx returned III January 1905
and az thelcI0se af the rear we ind
forty=tnree locals again Represented
IN the Assembly q remarkable shaw
ing under existing circumstance.
Knowing a number Of locals in this
vicinity not afiIiated with the Assem-
bIv and believing It to be the interest
Of all organized labor bodies I would
recommend that . strong e1ort Pc
made to bring them into our fold
Assembly Needs Funds.
me financial condition Of the As
seml1FE al the close Of the year Is any
s snsng bur asurishing. the expense be-
=lrg several thousands af dollars In ezr
cess af the receipts. caused By tns ezr.
nensizzars u a large amount n the
aBDsaE case ID the Injunction process
- -. 7ssazsr,sas failure oe the
- A~u~-.-<----<
Consumed n PAGE MIEE-
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aasIislE refIEmg ami commanding tIlal
a1Egs wIlIeih needsR command
n iWEIE ha a1un.H m nm IN znaSi1er cut
uEzz-
HIaiaer Fer Capita
Esa8 ranart urged q higher neE aaniS
Ia szsE-a CENTS ner mnmtn mn 6mnnrsisl
ans & cents ner manth Eam alanl
a. Eang as HaesFeR tR gHE the Assem-
nIs aar az dHnH- The Assembly has
nssm a1IR gsnsral1E, IN past Eaarzs. eR
gat zEnng wiEnGtn a dirsgt tax unqn
the afTEIIanRd members. tlie rsEanElfa
seeaned tanu1gEA annual Lanar Day
esIe1raslna nefng suf1iEfanf., huE dlR
cas t1IEsazT EasInGthBns grsahaG ne
.R1asH DaEugn nut me Assembly TO-
slEsll q vast ezuense IN dlsfsnaR EnaE .
Iarge dear has heem incurred, amfuattSs,
ing now 10 anaur s. 6qG ThR maEnas
WAS discussed az length nE tna dalEs-
gases. MI, Weleh urgEd tnzsE the dEle-
gazas taxa u1R mattar up win t1zir
Hsea7s and MI PrfEeAara argag taeHR
ca insist thaa tlleia lacalE vaER IN ExEor
Of uAe higher assessnRnE, INA man-
IN was malfR a special Grdisr asr tn
n. IN at the next nesting
EegfssaEiaze Laa1N
FreszIsnn VEellEA, Of tae s1aha Fed
sstiian Ct Labor explained taaE the
staea hGtfx wauI6 maintain q 1RahE
d,szrtiag tiae esuzzng session aE tn lag
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1909-01-14
vElTa MuCR EwEE sAsN MEM
Ra0w Is szazzR IN A.
oHHzR AnnuAA loaHnE
OFFICERS ELECTED
AID INSTALLED
Rsr czuina Tzsx Of Five ezuez Urged
euu-r nsHeih na~
I. Eaanaa

Efesilfes1n- zieItne zszIEi1er-
vice u-zzisEesIss -GIIEe n SuiEs1..
ssEr=Ery- =. Weasez
Trezsanar- EaaeEE Marrisan-
Truss=ea-latm MarrinataIss. AIzrriE
Fa4lur. Frznik FIanIng
Finance trnnnITEfass-AlzEE. GreeI,s
4 "a G. MrsI.1zin.. Frank FsrseE
1zlenaeesl N Eeilnane AszesaaiF-
Thomas Craze, Ezirz 1amnsesss Anea.a
Hrnsn. w. n cauuRersedze. ssseFHogd
Kaearzen.
The xhexa Is theneW reIE e aklfRarE
If the Onza ValIES Era1as and Lz1aE
AssemaIx. eEscned ~ thsa fEsz meats
al uae new body held sunday aEzasarS
nsem- There were tMo uamtlatilu8gs
ear nrasizlI1sElEzt Ialn NaEuzagEaR anf
Ezzsnsh1a ReaEaers sle haneE hefnk
sAeeae.1 IN = vuGa e IS te IA H *
vessel was reelected secretary hi
aeeIann1. The ealfssiEa1azn pEaI
ziiIIss taaE nR ea1eer shah sneeeef
hnEe1E Il theresis n single dszeaEag
voice. ana In M vessels case the5a
rs been nnBrHs dilring Ms zza4uzuAenF
which IS riha IiiSghRsss lid a. 4 ecmRIEzz+
aneaH- charaes d Ryan &Ra has keea
a mast emeaent treaszrer. sas manE
Ha1ed 10 s1eeeed hzmsaz1. h44 4e<szzsd
sa serve. ana Robert 1Earrasan. preaE
denb ef tn Wkeelzng Typographical
ga5zgn- was excited
PresidenEs Repcrt
RaEErHrE PFeslfanE PrT5eAardTS an
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1909-01-14
CHILD LABOR BILL IS
FAVORED BY TOILERS


nuaH aIIaIf1Inafian WHiHih GiiIllffsH
n1lzH unsEassE aEs naE be- alIHWaf tnI
WuI;lE unlFHr tIiR aga al zazezItaazE.- Va
eEiIf unaIfE tim snail he al1nWE6 t1
san ua,lezz ami mn AmaIR eIlizR an z-E
aeH snail be- aIIhweH Co 5zsI uanHfE on
atiifHs lniRS I'm taR sseetS ar I'M nan
Hcs ulaGas affar nine aSGlnGE at nigi1E-
ThH maaEsIrR a1ER HnqRiIIHR AGAINST
d;Ir1gaEauE eaIIIng at wiiEh e1ildran
Sail MT he aIInwes1 tn work ThR
Iahar GaInIniazinuEr and assistants
and aufinrizesR aFIrasesI aE ina
humane zaGieEE snail Haza tllE ttlEl
enf1IreR ne pIazisinns al tiiR lazxs ami
s4arv daE M enaulnznanE snail hlEm
q seuaE,atR Gffanse mn, the eEnliEzssaE
ami taH uHrenft
MznafacElIreEs Aganz2 n
Already t1R emuInEgES az eiifLI
Inner hane Inezf m AGAINST ti1e hin
being a7Wz7S AGAINST humanity w11en
il fi1tzrfsres WIN nrafEg. u d said
mat taeF haze aInaazE iiilzttRrviisEesI
the nseis5atms- mr. wieH a4nraaeilesl
L. afEqeaaas M the meas1rs. xut
eIlIzize replies were received.
H1wezer:. n dsharui11ed san1rt WI
L. n1ads to uassz tfe hin. \ ean11liEssEsts
M tIlaE Hrruass hasIag lssn sauailltt
81 eanzisng af Dr. H4NR b Zones
and " h Hhan.. af this CIR. and
Han O. s MeEEIaue5- af Eairpg1I11tr-
same esianIiuiian win he fau16 among
/ tha Hsgfssanars ana tina naEEIR win BE
Ezzssz uuRH the hss. and II n = mai
passed, rs a1FEgGaEas nramise To La
! me nunIEe K1szw iil1zs wliR ursEsnaad :
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1909-01-14
CHILD HURT

Boy, Sad % Be IVReINe Years q Age.
Hun Il wheeling Tube Rim.
John Coehrane, said to be but
twelve years old, employed At the tnbe
Departments Of the Wheeling Steel &
Iron Co. was badly hurt there. We'd
nesday afternoon. It was cold ana
The little fellow tried TO work wear
ing his o1ereoat Il caught IN the ma
chinery he Vas tending and The grim
wheels whipped the tiny body against
the iron. While some hot metal struck
other INJURIES. two ribs
are reported broken
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PresiGteIlss -

Refining PFes16enE PrI5eAArGs an
zgaI Report was enc of the best ever
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cOnaana&e On Page FOur
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1909-01-14
ASSEMBLY
STARTS new YEAR.

sahmitnaR 10 ms AzsamnIz, uging
alzsIissE nef7Irmg ami commanding ina
talhgS which nsedssE eammend EdaH,
h WI he h1unn m mn In anaSiier cut
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1909-01-14

esnziinIlsd a Pass ire
The Penn's Grove record., 1909-08-13
EVENING ENTERTAINMENT

EVENING ENTERTAINMENT
The evening entertainment was wei
| chosen by the committee and was frs
class in every way. 1t was witnessed BY
about 800. The novelty komedy kar.
toons by jolly Leo, were quickly drawn
and amusing. John Lyons iugglery was
| very expert. Gail and Alvena, aeriel
gymnasts. performed artistical muscular
feats. Joe Dempsey the burnt cork art
list gave several amusing jokes. The
feats OF strength performed by Hall
brothers showed the strength of Her
cules and were marvellous. The intelli-
gence shown by Princess Bonita, the
educated horse, showed how a dumb
animal can be trained.
The entertainment received numerous
applauses and many complimentary re-
marks.
Last year the horse show and athletic
sports were held on Main Street. This
year they were held on Delaware Aven-
ne in front Of Sheble grove, where there
was more o for the people to see, be-
sides it was shady. The erection Of a
grand stand in the grove to seat several
hundred was a wise and profitable in
vestment, and a great accommodation to
hundreds.
The crowd was better accommodated
and better fed than last year, when it
was a e undertaking and the town
was taken by storm.
The committees all performed their
part well.
The managers were Elmer E. Curriden,
chairman; Jos. N. Layman, secretary,
Asa L. Richardson, treasurer; H. E.
C%rompton, press, Mayor F. A. Gentleu,
L. P. Morgan, J. X. Duffy, H. S. Pauld-
ing. Alex. Wilson, L. B. Chapman. A. j.
Bodine, II. L. Blohm.
The Penn's Grove record., 1909-08-13
The d Market

The early tomato crop has been extra
good considering the dry weather. The
supply for the can house began
to decrease this week: Denny Bros.
have been taking q boat load of from g.
600 to $1,000 baskets daily, for ten
days, to Baltimore up to Wednesday.
when the boat laid over until Thursday
to get loaded. The price has been 12c a
basket.
The city market for Grated tomatoes
has been up and down in price. The lat
ter part of last week the prices were IN
to 20 and Soc a crate, but fell to SOC on
Tuesday and IS on Wednesday.
Green cantaIoupes were worth 6Oc 8
crate last Saturday but went down to 35e
| OIL Wednesday.
Cantaloupes are worth from 4Oc to 50t
q basket in Wilmington, Egg plants 20
| 25c, tomatoes 25-3Oc, cabbage 15c, whit,
| p0tatues 4nc. Watermelons are wortl
from Is to zoe wholesale.