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For Rent

FOR RENT-oNE ROOM, NICELY
furnished, steam heat snd all con-
veniences. Apply 706 w. Bird.
Phone 1927. IL ~ 6t.
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LosT-DIAMOND BAR PIN. FIND
err receive reward n returned Il
Reota Davis, 112t scpll ST S.
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For Sale.
FOR SALE-STEEL HULL MOTOR
boat. Apply 212 La. II 20 Ct.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-27
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Office of the Board OF Public Works,
IItal. AIa..

Salt Lake IIlyo Utnha My II. I9II-
Sealed proposals will be received at
this office until 1880 p, m. June 2. 1911.
for constructing cement sidewalks In
Sidewalk Extension No, l29, including
that territory between Second and Sixth
North streets and Third West street to
the Jordan river. also a portion OF North
Salt Lake, according TO plans OH file In
the City Engineers office.
Instructions to bidders, together with
plans, proflles. specinac ctlons and forms
for contract and bond may be obtained
upon application at the office of the
Board OF Public Works or the City En-
gineer,
The right is reserved to rejoct any and
all bids.
BY order of the Board OF Public Works.
II G. MCMILLAN. Chairman
eI295
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their rights, and, further
more, things they would
pass over a few years ago
they will not stand for to-
day.
"You in your business
and [ in mine have tried to
make big money successes.
We have tried to keep
straight by employing the
best legal talent obtalnable
TO KEEP US FROM
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Office OF the Board OF Public Works
Salt Lake CITY. May 10 1911.

Once OF the Board OF Public Works.
Salt Lake City. May 10. 1911.
Sealed proposals will be received at
this office until 1:S0 o'clock n. m. June
Q. 1911, for constructing cement side
walks in Sidewalk Extension No. l48.
Both sides OF Second South street, from
West Temple to Sixth West street ac-
cording TO plans on file in the City En-
ginoer's office.
Instructions TO bidders. together with
plans, profiles. specifications and forms
for contract and bond, may be obtained
upon application ut the office OF the
Board of Public Works or the City En-
Sineer.
The right is reserved 10 reject any and
all bids.
BY order of the Board OF Public Works,
II G. MCMILLAN, Chairman.
e22I7
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BREAKING THE LAWS
Of the land, and that's
about all.
"I think the time has
come when we have got to
get in touch with the peo-
pie, who, after all, have got
to back us up. IF WE DO
G. f IT TIL e I R co n r l.
DENCE TIL e Y w IL l.
BACK US UP. We simply
have got to advertise to set
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TALKS
continued From Page One.

continued From Page One.
y OURELVES RIGHT
kIH Y THE PUBLIC gen
sEy Is to TELL ALL
PvuT OUR BUSINESS
',,r,,uBLIC ',,,, PRINT.
!, lne time has gone by
~ we can afford to tam
/. With public opinion.
! people are aroused to
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-27

ourselves straight with the
people" !"
And the chief Of the big
corporation agreed with
hsi friend,
If corporations will ad-
vertise in a STRAIGHT
FORWARD, TRUTHFUL
manner, THE PEOPLE
WILL READ THEIR AN
NOUNCEMENTS, A N ID
THEY WILL FORM
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$500, $3.50, $3.50 O. An
Top Goats for Boys VI. ~

getting late Tor these now loss M b m
mfor outings to the fellow w tod
red broadoths mixtures novelties fancy covesal
dantIs made sizes 21a o years.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-29
FATHER STAYS
ONES
AND SUICIDES
Grief Over Death of Wife Respon-
sible for Anihilation
of Family.
THREE DEAD CHILDREN
FOUND IN THE HOME
Determined Parent Ended Life in
ocean the Body Being
Found When Tide Went Down.

SOUTH THOMASTON, Me, Aug.
2S.-Grief over the death OF mis- wife.
led Edward Bennett. an Englishman
and graduate of Oxford University.
England, who had been a resident OF
this town for the past six years. to
murder his three children and then
take his own life today. Two of the
children were killed by the use OF
chloroform and the third by cyanide
OF potassium and choloroform. To
make his own death certain. the man
went TO the waters edge and jumped
in. His body was found when the tide
receded tonight.
TIE murdered children are Edward,
aged q: Barbara. aged 1. and Nancy
aged =.
Benefits wife died three weeks ago
and since then, the children had been
cared Tor by a housekeeper. Mrs.
Thurlow.
After having killed the children. ap-
parenly during the night, Bennett
wrote minute description OF how the
deed was done and also a long paper
IN defense of his position.
The letter is addressed the Rev.
Russell Wood. pastor OF the Episcopal
church. at Rockland. where Bennett
and his family attended. and is as
follows:
My darling children have gone TO
join their mother. as l am going to
join them all and 10 face my God. who
hope will forgive me. II / have done
wrong.
Nancy and Eddie went with Chlor.
oform alone. Nancy certainly with no
pain and hope Eddie with very little.
Barbara. had to give X. y. &. )Cyan-
ide OF potassium, and | am afraid
that She must have suffered. bur II
was very short and | gave her cholor-
form Immediately so | hope ii was
not very bad.
Il am going 20 take X. y. G. rs
do not know how much to take. am
going down 10 the sea, so that | may
certainly drown II the X. y. c. is not
sufficient ! am placing the sofa
against the door. so that Mrs. Thur
low cannot get in and will have 10 get
help. which will mitigate the shock
20 her"
Then follows a dissertation on muir
/ der and arguments by which Bennett
seeks 20 defend his act.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-29
BIG INCREASE
Standard Oil Subsidiary Concern IN Ohio
Jumped Twenty Three Million IN
Assessment.

CpLUMErS. o.. Aus 2S-The total
valuation Of the ohio properties OF the
uCk"N" ltI" Line. subsidiary con-
Germ ~ the standard oil company. was
increased f-..ff6.suG uy the state tax
commission today The new valuation
g $-s.-Nl. l.sNG. and ON tlis amount the
PIP" Jim" concern VIII have TO pay ON
"a basis OF one per cent.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-29
WHEELING PLANTS INCREASE
OUTPUT OYER FIVE MILLION
Industrial Census For Wheeling In
dicates Prosperous Decade
For Manufacturers.
176 PLANTS PRODUCE
OUTPUT OF S27,O77,0O0.
Census Figures Of Manufacturing
Plants of Charleston and
Bluefield Out.
Intelngencor Bureau.
Washington, ID. c., Aug. 2s.

y preliminary statement OF the gen.
eral results OF the thirteenth Il. 8
census OF manufacturers of the cities
OF Wheeling. Charleston and Bluefeld
W. Va. was made public to-day. a
healthy Industrial growth in each I'm.
stance Is indicated. The Wheeling
bulletin contains summary compar.
Ing the figures for 1904 and 1909. bv
CITY totals. prepared under the direc-
ton OF William VI. Steuart. chief
statistician for manufactures. bureau
OF the census. The figures are sub.
Ject TO such revision as may be nee.
essary after a further examination OF
the original reports.
There were l7G establishments in
Wheeling in 1909. as compared with
49, in 1904; decrease OF 10. or 10
per cent
The value Of products in 1909 was
S2T.O77.O0O. and s2l $4,000 in 1904.
an increase OF S5.2SO.OOO. or "a per
cent
The value OF products represents
their selling value or price at tho
Continued on Tenth Page).
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-29
GEIDEL DENIES
HE MURDERED
INSISTS NEW YORK MILLIONAIRE
FELL DEAD IN scUFFLE.
Placed Chloroforr Soaked Raq In
Victims Mouth After He
Lay Still.

NEW YORK. Aug oS-Paul Geidei
took the stand In bis own behalf 10.
day and told the twelve men who are
trying him for his life. how William
u. Jackson. the aged Wall street
broker came Co his death in the
lroquois hotel The sovCntoen-year-
old bell boy sfill bore the half dazod
appearance which has been noted
tnroughout the trial
Aftcr tcstifying that his acGuaint.
ance with Jackson had been 80 friend.
y that the broker had given him n
kcy Co his room. Gcidel related his
VISIT to the brokers' room on tho
night OF his death
"I Dot myself into Nr. Jackson's
room with ms kcy" hc said Mr..
jackson said hc was glad 20 sec NE.
ilc told me to mako myself comfort.
able. We stayed in the sitting room
about am hour and then he went %
bed
Whiic ] was sitting there he NJ.
camo drowsy thought he was
asleep and took his watch and chain
and SIX dollars and his cun buttons.
Then De sat up and said.
You're % thief and he grabbed
mo"
Gcidcl said that n fcht followed.
lIo struck The broker two or three
times with bis nst. and the AGED man
icll to thc floor and lay sUu 10 was
after fhia. aCcordinc fo GeideTs story.
That tho boy went to the bathroom
and saturated rag with chloroform
and ru 90 into the brokers mouth
flo then lcft tho hotel
Cross examination failed 10 shake
the BOYS st0ry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-29


BEVERLY Mass. Aug $50 far
as President TAFT himself is concerned
the tariff will be the main issue Of
the 1912 campaign. While the Presi.
dent will speak on many subjects on
his western trip, n il certain now that
tariff revision viii receive most Of
his attention. Following his speech TO
the Essex county Republican club at
Hamilton on Saturday. the President
began to-day 10 prepare other speeches
on the tariff. He secured copies of
his veto messages on the wool farm
ers' free list and cotton bills. and at
once set TO work upon addresses that
he expects to deliver later backing up
those Vetoes
attacks His Opponents.
Mr Taft is said TO realize that he
must not merely defend himself for
having rejected these bills. but that he
must attack the Democrats and Pro
grcssive Republicans. who put them
through Congress.
Tho President VIII carry the war
wc.' into the "cnemy's country" The
nature Of attack is pretty clearly de-
fined already will be-. in substance.
that the PrOCrcssivcs. who voted for n
tarin board. should have been willing
I 10 wait for its report: thar the re.
vision bills the Democrats and "Tnsur.
gents" drew az the special session
were 'ill-conzidcrod" and badly
. drawn and that great industries OF
I the country should not be put I'm icon.
Iardy by such Legislation. when revision
I II recommended by tho tariff board
might be- expected ANYWAY few
months later u is also probable that
the President will promise tariff re.
T form so far as he can bring if about
at the next session Of Congress.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-29

story OF Heattie's four years OF ac.
1uaintance With Bculah BinfOrd, Of
alleged numerous mdiscrcuons. og the
birth and death oi the child named
Henry Clay Uiuford and how. just
prior 10 the murder this relationship
was carried on Enough was told to
day Of the Hinfori girls connection
with The case. boz the opinion of the
prosecution. % make 30 unnecessary
for the commonwealth 10 call Rculah
10 the stand
Paul Beattie Testifes.
When Paul Bs8ttie took the stand
90 $50 Oclock. nut'cr of excite.
mcuf ran through the court room for
The moment Man. an eve was
focused on Henry C,ay Eoattie. Jr.
as well as Henry clay Bcaftc. sr. as
Paul EoattIe poured forth BITS con
science. The gray haired father of
Tho prisoner. beside whom he sat and
uncle of the boy. whose revelations
,eI heavily upon him. eaf ulth lips
often shielding l.s features from
Wow bv palm loaf Fan
Reside hIu 'he prisoner fdgofad nm.
easily. I'r-p.rt. Dr ON his brow and
an alternating HusH OF blood ou bic
thin face fr buried h.s fingers into
rrur.'d handkerchief almost
showed '' D.rls .onH.F irfY his mouth
and 1.- hlrI at l'
Paul I.a.'.n appeared fY grow
stronger as he r.I hm ms,If ur ha old
tcontinued on ninth Pazs)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-29
PAUL BEATTIE DENOUNCES
PRISONER AS WIFE SLAYER
Tells Story
Beulah Bnord LeRecOunts Purchase of Gun For Henry Ca,
Beattie Jr Secreed in the Night of the Murder.
SHIELDED MURDERER LONG AS HE COULD
Revolving Story of Acused Relations with Beauah nfOd Barred
by Her Mother-Mother Murdered Witness.


CHESTERFIELD COURT HOUSE. Va. Aug 2S-Between gulps
of intense emotion Paul D. Beae Henry Clay Bea J
who stands indicted for the murder his wife revealed the wit
to-day twentyfour
after the murder sorry
relating the hitherto suppressed
Coming dramatically Unexpectedly
hour before of Mrs r. " woman
the domestic nfelcy of her daughter
condition the brief thrilling testimony
tie created profound
Paul
and determined poured which
troubled his mind only because he
Henry but because he did oil
With lips and eardmmed eyes,
story against which his heart and
hated TO testify against flesh and kim murmured
the muscles of his throat ulsated but
duty owe forced o 10 81
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-29
TerSe TeIegraphic Tips

IlHsON Tho Poreucsc parliament
is cousidcrlue % bU to abolish bull
Fight.
tlIlCAGO Dreaming he was an
aviator. Matthew Nu,u. sommam
rui.f. fou thirty feet iic VIII rc.
cover
CluDNGO Tho hearing of David
k0r-hIk. alleged head of the arson
riur ch1rcrd with 1 million dollars
Joss Iu th' past t0fr. bad hIs hsarIu.
delayed urUI tte twentieth
SEATTLE admiral Count Toro ar.
rtcIe here to day iIe sails tomor
-oV for Japan
CulCAGO Work ON six seysrrap.
crs to cost ten million dollars was De-.
gun in tho down town district TO-DAY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-29
FIVE PERISH
IN Big STORM
LOSS IN SOUTH CAROLINA WILL
REACH a MILLION
Full Extent Of the Damage 20 Life
and Property Is AS Yet
Unavailable

CiiAILESTON. =. s. O.. Aug 2S As
The result ~ a frcak storm which
struck This city and Savannah last
night and which reached hurricane
proportions. Charleston virtually has
been Isolated for 20 hours
Five persons nre known fo h4vo
been killed near here and property
losses. it is estimated. viii reach
81 0OO.o0r
Tho storm reached tho proportions
of 70 gale about O'Clock Yesterday
afternoon. thc barometer falling sfold.
Iy 900 day The wind velocity ia.
creased from f> miles an hour 20
l.2' o.. m. fo 90 miles 90 1870 %. r..
whom The wind rIgo uas rut out of
adjustment The rainfall vas moro
than two inches
Tho Tide was something over f.vrf
fce' dur.rE fho storm. fhreo 700, -b,r.
~ the record of 1sg. C1ue.l.rtbra
damage Uas done hv fhc water .r tho
I1W sections of fho cif.. .fftIur
'ho removal or MANY person. from
their homes. The waters hH.. caused
nlshoufs ou tho anrrYlrh,s fp m.
Union station prctcurna fHe opera
zion 0f trains
Fatalities
A'nn10 ruhuru. 900 sr.Irl.r ur fnr
fharrafu division OF fHr Southern
railway. was Instantly L.Ird Ir rt|rv
Imbors N Nr Smith or Cofuntr
ant Woi0rmau cutter. OBJ. Hr local
street rllNat Hafcu a.r. turI and
d. u Fuufuoriht off $50 -f.nhrrs
ard r. E 5000 Hrrr seriously Injured
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-29

WASHINGTON Word reached tho
navy department to day. chat two sea.
men. William 4 Crccch and Wilson p
Mickey. had hcCn killod ON board OF
hnftlcehip ohio aa The result OF au ac.
cidcnt to the anchor gear
MlLWAU kEE An important move
mont towards educating tho inhabi.
tants of tho city along health lines
has just been instituted here. Daily
courses of instruction to mothers A.
hrInE published .n every newspaper
iu this city
WAS NGTON - Vaccination
against typhoid fovcr was made com
pulfory to-day ios every officer and
enlisted man Loo the United states army
under 81 years of ago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-29
ON
TARIFF
PLATFORM
President willing to Make Race in
Next Campaign, With the
Tariff the Issue
PLANS AN ATTACK
ON ENEMIES IN WEST
Will Go After Democrats and Insu
gents Alike on Their De
mands for Revision.
CLARK AROUSED.

QUINCY. ILL.,. Aug. 2s.-
Champ Clark. Speaker of the
House OF Representatives. who
is here. did not learn until late
to-day OF President Taft's key
note speech az Hamilton. Mass.
Saturday. He said he would
reply TO II.
President Taft will hear
from me. for I am going after
him with hammer and tonCs."
said Mr.. Clark. THE Insur-
gents can take care of them
selves. but | viii reply for the
Democrats"
II is said Mr.. Clark is exer-
cised over the Presidents
speech.
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Crowd CaSpS. .
The gasp that rose simultaneous
from the throats OF those in the stuffy
court room, was strikingly audible.
and for a moment the crowd held its
breath. while Paul Beattie continued
Henry told me. that he wanted me TO
stick to him. but | said 10 him this
looks mighty black TO me. and you've
got me into "A lot OF trouble. Henry
told me: / wish TO God ! had not
done il. / would not have done II for a
million dollars. but she never loved
me. she only married me for my
money
Paul Bcattie paused. and his plain
tive tone sank lower. but he did not
break down. \ hushcd stiffness pre-
vailed. IN the room. as his next words
were awaited. but he said no more
and braciuE himself in his chair. turn
ed his sharp chin toward the bench,
where the prisoner and counsel sat.
and looked hXedly at the latter In
preparation for the cross examination
Whole Trial Not Told.
Harry VI. Smith. Jr one OF the
lawyers for the defendant arose from
his seat. gazed hard az the witness
and in a loud voice. confronted Paul
with the charge. that al the corOner's
inquest. he had not told the whole
truth. as his oath required. when he
omitted To- make the statement con
cerning HenTy's alleged confession 10
him. Paul looked appealingiy al the
counsel and hardly able 20 repress his
emotion. told how he had not been
able. 20 r,pre-s his emotion, told how
he had not been able To clear his mind
at the inquest. when he collapsed or
for some days later and that he had
only recently been able 20 force him
self 10 give damaging evidence
against his own kinsman.
n was late hour. when this stage
Of the trial was reached. and adjourn
ment was taken back to Richmond 20
permit OF a conference there with
counsel The prosecution let Doe
known that 10 has practically finished
It's case.
Deed Girls Mother
From early morning when q mother
Mrs R. g. owen. stiiied her pride and
In a choking voice. almost "a whisper.
% times told the jury the sOrd.d de-
tails o. how Henry g. B'afre. Jrs
alleged physical ailmcut caused bis
wife heart rending grief and hours OF
anguish. fhc prIs sDuer faced The hard
cst strain thus far witnessed iu his
tight Tor Ife
Through the testimony of the
mother OF the dead woman. tho prose
Cutol eudcavorod 20 define the mo-
tive for fhc crime fho fear that news
OF th. alleged ailm'nf might reach
Henry G.. BeattIe. Sr and caus" %
rupture between the son and the
father upon whom he depended.
T1 reinforce ifs theory of rho fno.
t... '0e prosecution puf on fhe stand
aI.o Mrs o. T. Nufprd. mother of
H'H.t. the girl in thc case and
U'rr..f'a pi"man. hrr ehlm Their
tss mOuy brought to The surface 90
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-29
BALLOON READY
TO CROSS OCEAN.

AKRON. o.. Aug. 2s.-
Melvin Naniman's balloon. with
which he and five others will
attempt to fly across the At
lantic ocean October %. will
be shipped from Akron to At
lantic city to-day. having just
been completed in a local rub
ber factory. The balloon Will
be christened the Akron"
The airship is 26S feet long
and has a gross lifting power
OF 26.O00 pounds n is made
OF ZOO pieces Of tough
fabricI The gas bag is OF tie
cigar shape. with an extreme
diameter of - feet.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-29
ITALIANS CHASE MEN
WITH DRAWN KNIVES

Special r'.r.tcr ,1 tho Intelligence.
rAtENONr. vs.. w. Aug es Three
italians armed with eti1ef.a chased VIII
uurrlu and stewart N,lv,ue FROM the
Commercial r0fei flr after n fr.f Thnv
fr..f fu $500 t.r u.rr Tho police arraf-
r1 Hc italians. Tho Americans c.-
capped
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-29
TIE WEATHER.
WASHINGTON.

wAsHIEGrou
hug ~ Forecast
Wcet Virgiu
showers ana cooler
Tuesday Waluoa
day probably fair
western peuuavi
v1uia 8ho wara
Tuesday Wcduea
dnv probably fair
Ohio Bho wera
Tuesday. Wcdnea
dav fair
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-29
COMMITS SUICIDE
AT ATLANTIC CITY
MRS. MARTHA ENGLISH is FOUND
DEAD IN ROOM
Left Here Few Days Ago After Act
ing Strangely-LiVed On Ohio
Side Recently.

ATLANTIC CITY. y. J.. Aug. 2S.-
Detecting strong odor OF gas. occu-
pants OF private house here. broke
open a room occupied by an unknown
lady who had engaged lodgings. and
found her lying dead on the bed That
she had committed suicide was indi-
Gated by the fact that all marks of
Identification had been carefully
destroyed by fitting together the
torn pieces OF bank book. however.
the name. Martha English, Wheel
inE. W. Va" was formed.
The dead woman was apparently
about fifty years of age She was
dressed in deep mourning when she
engaged the room on Saturday even
ing and had very little to say 20 any
one. 80 explanation Of the deed was
left and the cause Of the suicide is a
my ystery.
Mrs Martha English. who com
mitted suicide yesterday ar Atlantic
City. was well known 20 many in this
city and was a former resident Of
Lind street A few days ago she was
visiting her former neighbors In that
section OF town and it was noticed
by them that she was acting strange
ly.
Mrs English had resided for some
time past az stop 22ie. on the Lansing
division OF the Wheeling Traction
Company She was the widow OF the
late William T. English. who was
quite prominent in politics. she is
survived by one daughter. Miss Bes-
sic. aged O.. and brotherin-law.
Leslie English. who is employed at
House a llcrrmanns
Relatives and friends of the dead
woman know OF no cause for her rash
act. bur owing TO her strange actions
OF % few days ago b. is practically
certain that her mind was unbalanced.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1911-09-07

Not chance Tor dull minute the Spokane Interstate Fair
Of
Each there will
exhibits
Professor
afternoon the
races which
purses equally large the always thrilling relay
vaudeville
hetueen two Of the mast famous
Of
Midway Many everything
dinner
snd stand for the big night spectacle Pioneer
d this year. for the exhibits and
night show Of frontier
.ppear Colonel W Hills known wild Bill
% and pistol shots the United
bullets which
evang picture Of pioneer In
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1911-09-07
SOCIAL DANCE IN SKYLES'
HALL TOMORROW NIGHT
Crossley's Orchestra, Newly Organ
lied, with Seven Pieces Will Furn
ish Inspiring Music.

Tomorrow night. Friday. Sep
TENDER 8. Crossley's orchestra will
give social dance in Skyles hall to
which the public is extended cor
dial invitation. =. T. Crossley Is
the leader of the orchestra and Is
accompanied by seven pieces. Mrs.
]. A. Thorp. piano; Clarence Mabry'
trombone; Ed. Odell. trap drums;
H. r. Schneider. claironet; and c. E
Clemens, tuba bass.
This orchestra has been practis-
ing together for the past few weeks
and is considered the best in the
valley. II this affair proves sue
cessful 1t IL intended to make these
dances bi-weekly event. Those
attending will be given a musical
treat, even ii they don't dance, as
the orchestra will play all the latest
selections and popular hits as soon
as they are off the press. 1t Is
Mr.. Crossley's intention to give reg
ular dances in the various towns
in the county at certain intervals
and furnish music for any
special occasion.