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The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-06-16
THE CROP OUTLOOK.

The farmer in this section of North
Dakota has every reason to be an Opt
mist this year and there has never
been more general feeling Of salts.
faction than is expressed by the a.yi
culturists Of this section this year.
Plenty of rain, ideal weather and
more acreage than ever before has In
stillcd into every land owner Il firm be
lief that this fall will witness one OF
the most prosperous years this county
has ever known.
This feeling is extending to the m"r'
chants and the travelling men who have
been making the state are enthusiastic
over the business outlook.
Ramsey county lss always been ls-
garded as a garden spot of North Da-
kota, with its innumcrabc resources
and splendid possibilities, so that no
opportunit, should be overlooked in
boosting for Devils Lake and the sur
rounding country.
t. L. Cola Of Fargo threw bomb IN
to the Burke boom for president when
he was called on to make specc:.
at the big Democratic meeting held
in the auditorium at st. Paul last week.
Mr.. Cole said that politics and CONNER
cialism Went together and that the
Democrats Of North Dakota did not
expect to have president, nor did they
expect to land candidate for vice
president, Int that they did want 70
secure job for Jon Burke.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-06-16
ED. DELANEY sUsTAINs SECOND
INJURY TO HAND IN WE'LL e
MACHINE.

Ed. Delaney, who has been working
on the Hurst well machine, believes
that he is followed by a hoodoo Several
weeks ago while engaged in his work
Mr.. Delaney sustained an injury 10 his
left hand which ineapacitatea him for
several days. Yesterday while at work
his right hand was in soma manner
caught in the machinery AMI badly
crushed. The little finger, thumb AMI
forefnger were severely bruised while
the palm of the hand was eat open.
He will bs laid up in the hospital for
several dayg.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-06-16
SUNDAY u CONTROL
TO Be HERE.
Continued from page ~

roads. The next day will bring the:
tourists to Helena, 40 miles, early in.
the afternoon.
It is expected that this will be replete.
wit thrilling incidents inasmuch as
some steep hills and marvellous scenery
en- route. Just before the Montana
destination, Sullivan s hill will be pass
ed, which will neccessitate a stoppage>
of traffic while the journeyists pass.
But Mr.. Hill has assured the heads of:
the organization that the Great North
will see to it that the dangerous pass at
Wolf Creek canyon will be posted with
guides, thus insuring perfect protection
DR.. G. E. Dutton, representative Of
the American Automobile association
from this state said that he anticipates
little trouble in having the sanction.
changed from July IA, or the original
date to the one finally selected. He
further announced that entry blanks
will be issued at once.
Among the trophies to be awarded
will be the Warner prize which will 90.
to the owner of the touring car which
stands highest in points. The Hill
trophy will be given to the couny in
Montana having the best roads, while
the Helena trophy goes to tho man on
the tour who stays in that state for the
longes time.
In addition to these the Devils Lake
Commercial club has offered, through
its president, W. Fl. Horton, a trophy
which will be awarded for tho best road
makers between Larimore and Rugby.
Medals will be awarded to winning
drivers in teh various classes.
Some of the si,le trips to be found
in Montana will afford the most soru
eous scenery the tourists have ever
seen, said Mr.. Shoemaker. "These in
clude tours to Glacier park on tho Can
adam boundary to tho Yellowstone. This
follows tho Flathead river, on tie
west shore OF Flathcad ana for thirty.
flve miles along the edge of Mission
range, which embraces u uniform cham
Of peaks for tlirty.fve miles,
Among those at the meeting were 5
President Warner, Mr.. Hill, DR.. G. E.
.Dutton, Phil Herzog, G. s. Harrington
ana DR.. w. IT.. Card.
It was decided to stand by the, otr.r
recently made the state fair board OF,
$1,000 for staging the automobile races
for two days at Hamline track in Sep
TENDER.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-06-16
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Mrs. Jas. Horne spent several days
of last week at Cando visiting relatives
and friends.
Thos. H. Moen of Churchs Ferry
spent few hours in town Monday
'enroute south Of town to visit with
relatives.
Master Myles bingham returned Fri
day from Leeds where he spent a
pleasant week visiting his grandmother
Mrs. Schultz.
Miss Mae Muehlen and Mr.. Geo.
Miller were passengers on No. 5 to
Rugby Saturday, returning Sunday.
Miss Paula Iverson of the intermedi-
ate department Of our village school
was a passenger to Cando Saturday
wher she spent several days visiting
friends.
Miss Emily Mitchell, who was oper-
ated on for appendicitis last week, is
reported to be rapidly recovering, news
which will be welcome to her many
friends.
Miss Dora Aoen, formerly school
teacher in this vicinity, was over from
with relatives. Miss Moen is at pres
ent teaching near Esmond.
Carl Kirkeide of Churchs Ferry was
a visitor in town Monday. Carl re-
Gently cmopleted commercial course
at the Union commercial college i'll
Grand Forks and expects to enter into
the business world soon.
Mrs. Geo. Mcdonnell and Mrs. g. W
with Mrs. J. NJ. Morgan the latter
part OF last week.
S. T. Tollefson, who has been spend
ing several weeks visiting at his old
home here, left Tuesday afternoon for
Forman, this state, where he will spend
the summer in the interests Of the
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-06-16
ei@hborhood News


Rasmus Yri. Mr.. Arthur Yri will re-
mani and work for the new firm. We
understand the new proprietors of the
market are experienced butchers and
we hope they succeed in their new VEN
ture.
Miss Tena johnson arrived last week
from Rochester, Mimi, to accept a
clerkship in the general store of the
G. NJ. Steig Mercantile Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. liver Sorlie of Hartland,
Mimi, father and mother Of Mr.. L. E..
Sorlie Of this city, accompanied by Mr..
Arthur Sorlie of Grand Forks, brother
of our Mr.. Sorlie, arrived Saturday
from the east and visited over Sunday
at the Sorlie farm home east of town
and at the J. G.. jacobson home. They
returned to Grand Forks Monday.
Joseph Hanson has accepted the posi-
ton formerly held by Guy Slaughter
at the depot, and is now night operat-
or.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-06-16
DICK FERRIS REFUSES TO BE THE
RULER OF CALIFORNIA J.
PROVINCES.

San Diego, Cal, June 6.-Dick Ferris
has caused quite furore in the South
ern California provinces by refusing to
accept the presidency Of the provinces,
thus necessitating a new election,
which will be held at once.
Ferris is prominent throughout the
Northwest being a former Minneapolis
actor. He was a member OF the Fer
ris stock company which made such a
success and was widely known. ss e
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-06-16
Minnesota's New Rural Schools.

Minnesota attempt to give young
people on the farms educational advan-
tagcs similar to those afforded by the
cities will be watched with interest III
other states. AS outlined by Governor
Ebcrhart, the new laws provide for re-
districting the counties of the state to
form new school districts, each town.
ship having the right to adopt or reject
the new plan. A school having several
teachers will be established in each dis
trict, and all modern studies will be
taught. The young people will be car
ricd between the school and their homes
in wagons or automobile busses. Social
as well as educational features will be
provided at the schools. The cost of
building the new schoolhouses and mair-
tanning the system will be borne jointly
by the state and each district. Good
roads being essential to carrying ont
the scheme, the state will pay for the
supervision of road building in each
county.
How different all this from the con-
ditions that surrounded the "little red
schoolhouse" of pioneer days! Truly,
the world moves, and rapidly. Farmers
are progressive and intelligent. They
wish their children to be as well edu.
Gated at home as are city children, and
they are willing and able to pay the
cost. It the past many families have
removed from the country to the city
to gain educational advantages. With
like advantages in the country, they
will have much less inclination to do
this. Minnesota has taken wise
course in providing plan which seems
to have many excellent features Chi
cago Record-Herald.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-06-16
OWNED BY FARMERS
DESTROYED AT O'CLOCK
THIS MORNING.

Mondak, Mont, June Ga fire
which broke out this morning at o.
clock completely destroyed the Form
ers' elevator at this place. The fire
is supposed to have been caused as a
result of hot box. The flames broke
out in the top Of the building. Had it
not been for the gallant work on the
part Of the fire department the entire
town would have been destroyed.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-06-16

The authorities at st. Louis decided
that the body found in the bay there
was not that of Caddegan, the man
who heecei chaffee with gold brick
and gave as their reason that his head
was two inches too small. a mans
head would naturally swell after pui!
ing off a stunt like that on a North
Dakotan.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-06-16

y man in Putnam, Conn, was fined
the first Of the month $265 and sent to
jail for a year for hugging a woman
whom he had never met on. the street.
We judge that if he kissed her lie
would have becn sent up for lite. Many
a man has gotten a life sentence for
kissing woman.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-06-16
PEACE AS SEEN BY PRESIDENT

The United States, as Mr. Taft point
ed out, is absolutely secure in its pro
motion of world peace by reason of
the fact that it has no ambition for ter
ritorial ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. Mr.. Taft de-
clared that observation counts little IN
the presence of grounded suspicion.
Nevertheless, he added that throughout
the length and breadth of this country
there can be found no element of the
population that to the last degree en-
tertains the idea Of territorial aggran-
dizement.-Baltimor American.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-06-16
MINNEAPOLIS VISITED BY A DE-
sTRUcT1vE CONFEDERATION
Il. TODAY.

Minneapolis, Mimi, June o.-rhls !.
city was visited by bad conhagration
today in which thirty horses were burn
ed: The fire which occurred in liy-
cry barn is Of unknown origin. al
though every effort was made to save,
the animals is was impossible to move
them from the burning building.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-06-16

Yesterday we wrote a notice to our
subscribers asking them if they failed
to receive !heir paper that they register
the proper objection with the office. It
has been called to our attention that
we someNhu resemble the Irishman
who advise. his friend by mail that II
he failed to receive his letter to 5e
sure and notify him.
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LIVING BY PRETENSE.

"We must have everything first
Glass; is the motto of the average
American. And it is a foolish motto.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-06
NOTICE
TO Consumers of Natural Gas

On October l. 1911. this Company will discontinue the custom of
sending Agents to collect bills; thereafter. bills for natural A. will
he payable at our principal Office, 126 Chapline Street. Wheeling,
where bills Of all our patrons re flied.
For the convenience. however. Of people living in the suburbs.
We will establish Collection Stations and have Agents at these STA
tons, with bills one day in each month. As follows:
WEST ALEXANDER.
On the th Of each month. at The West Alexander National Rank
during banking hours. for people living in West Alexander. and South
along the Pike to and including Valley Grove.
TRIADEIPHA
On the 9Th Of each month. at Green's Hotel. from $50 a m. to
4SO p. m. for people IN Tradelphia and along the Pike from Valley
Grove to the =" Bridge. including Middle Wheeling Creek.
ELM GROVE.
On the 9Th Of each month. at the State Bank Of Elm Grove. during
banking hours for people in Elm Grove and along the PIKE from
the -" Bridge 10 Greenwood Cemetery. Including Highland PsrL
Park View. Patterson and Big Wheeling Creek
FULTON.
On the eth Of each month. at the Bank Of Fulton. during bsrLd,g
hours. for people in Fulton and along the Pike from GreenWood Gene
iey u the limits OF the City of Wheeling. including Pleasant Vaney.
Edgewood. WOodsdae. LCatherwood, Greggs,ile and VII. DE ChantaL
BENwOOD.
On the 3d and ilh Of each month at Dolan's Grocery for neon.
IN BenwOod and north to the limits Of the CITY Of Wheeling. in1uding
Boggs Run
When any Of these date fall on SUNDAY o a legal holiday. N.
Company Agent will he at the stations named above ON the following
DAY.
Suburban bills not paid at these Collection station mo ,h5
dates DESIGNATED viii be payable during the other davs of the discount
period a the wheeling Ohtoe between the hours Of 800 I. m. to 8 y m.
1T will he more convenient TO our patrons any consumer. upon
request may have bills mailed. which may be paid by check.
For the further COW enience Of our patrons " p will connsncne
October !, 1911. permanently extend the discount period 10 the I2th III
zach month and when this date falls on SUNDAY or a legal holiday the
discount period will he extended to the following day.
No discount will he allowed in any case after discount period. and
no accounts MI be carried after the 10th Of each month.
Respectfully.
THE NATURAL GAS COMPANY or wEsT VIRGINIA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-06

among friends Ia sand iIuI district.
no man friend ot Mrs Joseph
Ia4ler. AhO has been seriously 100 al
her home 90 Echo Poin'. vu boz
pleased to learn that SHE .s nov con.
-'drr~d out OF danger aud Vas able to
b. az ,.s'erday
Miss Opal Hossrf teacher az one
o. he rooms iu the WOodsdaI- -,ho0I
building has resigned her position
ani has returned fo her home .n
Cameron The vacancy caused bv her
r-s. enAuon has been filled by tue ap.
p"iutmcnt o. Mrs Wili OF West Alrv
ard'r 0ho has taken charge az tho
room
Mrs George i~isrlett Is confined -o
her home on Edsington Lane by %
..enr illness
Frtrt Armbrusier has returned tp
ui- home iu WoooiaVn n. after o. short
1I-.nr-s frp 10 parAcr.bIrs
The pupils of each OF the rooms Iu
fh- EGeluF'nu Lane public schou.
we're grouped together ~y.-t.rda.
afternoon and several photographs
were taken of each group
Ivy. the little daughter of Mr. and
Mrs Robert campbell. or Fulton who
htd her irg broten 30 au accident last
""".. Del suffering greatly from the
iulurt and yesterday the fracture had
10 BE- reset
Z : q Steele. % Little Falls. W
Va. lis spending several DAYS boz
" oodsdale a. the guest OF Mr. and
Mts Rufus Rose
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-06

aay ne state campaign begins. and
Tor the nert four and a half weeks n
ls erpeeed "a lively frht will b.
"aRed Ihe platform praises Cover
nor Foss administration. urges the
abolition % party enrolment In prim.
aries, favor The submirFion of a
Womsn's suffrage amendment 10 .
iar vote. endorses the Initiative and
referendum and mo direct election or
lhited states senators and declares
That reciprocity with Canada D. SIN
possible Governor T0ss seeks rc-cioc
ton.
Tho ticket Rhich tho convention
rauhed today wa ~ follows
Governor. Eugene ~ FDar. Bosf0u.
H'ut'nant governor. David J. Walsh.
unton; secretary o. state. Prank >
D~onahue Boston treasurer. Auruyfus
D. I~horndike. Brewster. auditor
q has y ~Strecker. Br0ckline and ~
iorney general. g. W. Anderson. B0s
Ton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-06
ELM GROVE
Regular Monthly Session Of CouneiI
Held last Esening-Ne~s From
Elm Grove and Vicinity

\n Interesting meeting of fh. Elm
Grove council was held in the town
hall last evening aud much business
mostly 81 q routine nature. Was trans
acted An ordinance relating fo tho
cle ping Of vaults ard ~cesspooIs was
introduced : committee from coun.
cl VAS appointed 90 meet Nth the
Fin Grove volunteer fr" company 10
ts meeting ucNt Tuesday night f1
take up with the comIhur tue matter
or ~purch1sinf additional apparatus
ans equipment The committee IS
composed of Manor Henry stein. ,oun.
ri'mru uowcr Niokersou. J. o. Ronks.
I"v. George NcCauslaud and O. \
'arenhauer The contract Tor collect.
INK garbage was formally iri tu Wti
Jam Nan7man. Vho has been collect.
iug BE- since the former collector
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-06

AZ ne p os 90. 10 on . student 90 tie
f.Ef.aH ...INE. no Neffrrnnu. ia Do
male s profession - religion arI va
Hartist ctlrc. s, 81. el1nia s%ffsruari
rsmor'rg tts ~merhership ~ Wolf Run
HEHsf rElr.- after DO remove. f1
Mars 1910 county where IIe m-m'erHh o.
-ewars
Hr NIH IH.I" raff.rsIIam The IHr#f
'ff zoe his deal and Pei u.si s Ie
lra red
fn si CHURCHES BE- fst g. home aa.
esrer aIIr s. fn e EafrnfIef .Hrr 70
ST. HOPE vnsre o. uar as g. sa r1sa
bic e. regular atffnlart
Ilr zee ID T.1erf ~ "af eshurE cob
5ars f~agrr.rE e. f-e aFe - Ie sr1
fea.llng Hie reading mrfI-
PIE 20 ,'hs
.-. sfri from fa ~fa-I-r r r.
..l'rgr OF to.lmnua uif. .r...
rs i1.a'-f .r c.is where rss -a-
rf f1 Mes Tarr p rn o. ~ Hn.E
l|.r " Va arf f.aIr silver ua1H.rs
rssa solll aavs been ..Is.-afrf
al - fhs sl-trs1a-r. yss-a we're srs-f
et DaIIe st-erf one year fn F1rss IIr
arf on. con- Ir william
rou al -sstfs-f
~ h.r.r H1e1a ilff rE wee
.H-r - rare IT. lannon's 70 g.f
q i.rE ~ ~ s-f yes %
r-f1rarcr s.1of cell fas ter
Hr IrHI
rnarf AGO. o. t.r srurla
f1.r trr raHsrf al temporary fowr
a r.. fr r.' severe fa. Or ne
.r rra .rar
~ 80 rs r.sr sr-
r.r.rr .Haa rel Die .raH. arH ua
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-06

TueHfay afternoon from fHe So Uors
huron. rear nfs resl4erla. Die Ufe-lors
frffl. Rev. lanes Jewel pastor ~ Tire
AlIeHu Avenue Baptist r.ur.H. ~ wash
irEfrr. Pa Trrarrlrr f.e sermon from
"a feHf selected ~ DIE family Greater
.0Vs uatl np man thar f|IH f.af ne lev
down rur lfe frr pfc friends "a Fff'rr
tribute o. ere urerlnshreas ~ fha man
a.f fne arIf aarrflr.rE Physician. TIE
great ..U.lIrHH ~ friends. aside from
fNf family F.rnagu1r. affrsf a q HIGH
rrspe~f Ir uHI.n fe uas D. . ~ those
Who ErfH Dim 'fHf Tho fIrH' offer
IraH were rurnfI. and IRE music vas
fFn hymns Na had loved 90 snr De
resfa from Nffr Iaurrr bog frr cool ffHf
r llf la wmlrtaI Ufa Ff-TEEH
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-06
OBITUARY
Long DISCIPLES

neral services over The remalns
OF Sire Mary Ions were held 40 The
family residence. -1f EoT street. 90
q O'Clock yesterday afternoon. q large
number ~ friends being ir attend.
bod Tho Rev Nr Fatrrrrrrr.
pastor ~ tho German Methodist
church. OBLIGATED Tho four repreus
Of The deceased. = r. RErs q T..
Lorr George Lone and FRED Ions
acted as pail bcarers The Irtormen'
vas af Mount Zion cemaferr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-06
Wagon ueset

wagon belonging tn The une.dt
bre~ing 'ompant. upset on Center
street. Fulton "Wednesday evening but
resulted in no damage being done tu
me wagon although tA. driver. Iu
jumping. sustained ID brukcu finger.
Ihs accident VAS caused bt a horse.
which WAS tied behind The wagon b..
coming frightened and pulling fte
wagon over
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-06
EDGWOOD
we" Bridge Crossing Woods Run
ComPieted-WH Be Opened To
Public soon-suburoan Gossip

The neN concrete hrid-e .rr..
WOODS run. near WoDd-daie. h,. been
.ompleted and will be- formally opened
w Tor irhHic Ia b next few DAYS
a hnishing touches 20 fhe sfuctur.
were made yezterdar eheu the paw.
ing 81 the road owe the bridge aas
completed The str4ctur- - of re-
Enforced concrete and presents O. YER,
handsome appearance o. va. erected
bytthe county to replace tAs N..gru
bridge which collapsed 10 f-s monf..
ago when a number OF t,amr l-..r.
ing 10 the Naddingtou itrm acre
crossing ~.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-06
Typhoid Germs

Although there ar" only q few cases
OF typhoid fever Iu Fulton at thee
present time. they have nearly an do.
Neiopcd among those Who use the
water from do" we'll ~ the Steihm
residence on the National road near
Fourth street An analysis ~ the
water from she we'll WAS made Co.
cent?, aud b. VAS found fo contain
typhoid fever germs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-06

-rera Dispatch 'o fle rnfsu efrr.-
FAlRNONT. vs. Va. Oct 5-The
BODY ~ a nan found IN he woods
near WorthinEfon uas today Identified
az nat % Diovsna D0rean o. Anno-
AeIle Who fed into the woods 81
weeks sgo BE vas insane and per
ishod
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-06

Mrs MARI Spllmsu OF Calls IS
Va, is spending %s-,eral DAYS 100 tde
dale a. the ruest OF her son.. Or . 81
Spillman
Wilford Winters. DO" Fulton butcher
and Guy Winters spent YESTERDAY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-06
Nos.ss

Sue-Do you think its r..'e modest
~ have a picture Of lack on The dress
ing table IN your bedroom
Prue-Oh. it's all irff You see
Ns a profile. and hc looking the
other al.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-06

Impressive funeral services we're
Meredith 40 sd 1osephs cathedral a.
Q O'Clock yesterday morning where
re4u cm hgh mass vas celebrated.
preceded tv tr 20 GERS COS 90 the fam
Ey home 90 so 15l1 For street The
inf.r~er' was a Nt calvary Gem
rfr-r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-06
DEATHS


,C- fr .rft -sr..
N'It'' NNIoN 81 Va OCT 3d.
.Ie on Visit fo . brother a- Nsu
MIr'0r p Robinson OF t...
eiiy dropped dead Deceased vas VOL
Known ana "a veferan ~ rho civil var
lhe remains HIl Dol brought bore ana
n'rnen made l1 pleasant $500 Gem
f.lr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-06

time Tho body was removed % h.s'
ia-D home on state street tlis morn
ing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-06

moved away Do uas decided t1 Altos
q % sc1uut OF 200 ptr cent Tor the pas.
m'nt of taxes during fL, month o'
Oc'ID.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-06
Weekly Meeting

meesing OF 'hc ucNiy organized
IN bfhin club composed OF Young
nom Fulton and GIcuWood. was
"eid ~ evening he the club rooms
In the Mueller building A. GlenWood.
"A hnal details az the organization
were completed Among other busi-
ness officers were elected and com
mitte"s appointed 4 social session
followed the business meeting
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-06
SUFFRAGE PLANK
Placed ~ wssssc7ussti Democrats In
Stage Party Pattern.

BOSTON ocf swim the close
o. the Democratic state convention To-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-06

Come 10 tan and black leath-
ers The values are 1925 and
al sizes up 20 2 Made by one
OF New EnRlands best factories
About 200 pairs ln this DOT. but
they Will be snapped W quick
D. Better come early. on
Specially Priced .... U5C
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-06
Girls Jockey Boots

We made a lucky purchase
You get the benefit We are
roing 10 Offer. Saturday. 400
pairs OF Jockey Roots. in patent
and dull feathers. al sizes ~
90 g. 600. Special no
Price Jul