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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-29
Attack Trade Pact
cummins and Rorah Lead in Denun.
citation Of Canadian

citation Of Canadian
Treaty.
WASHINGTON. June 2S.-This was
a day OF bitter arraignment OF the
Canadian reciprocity bill in the sen
ate. Beginning with Senator Cum
Minis attack on the measure as legis-
lation unjust 10 the agricultural in
terests OF the country, and concluding
with Senator Borahs denunciation OF
the bill as Republican betrayal OF the
farming interests. the debate was all
antagonistic to the agreement and
critical OF the President and his
methods.
The senate gave but partial atten-
ton to the speeches and Senator Mel
son. OF Minnesota. proposed that the
senate take a recess until November
or December.
Senator Cummins will continue his
speech tomorrow.
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GET INCREASE

NEW CASTLE. ra. June es Ac.
corfInE to a report hero tonight
$500 engineers on the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad system viii receive an
advance in pay ON July o.
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MINERS INSTITUTE.
Annual Session Opened Of 5itumin-
Gus Coai Men.

Jus OWuT TFTNTT1
INDIANA. Pa. June 2S.-A hun
dred and fifty members attended the
opening session OF the coal mining
institute Of America here today
President Samuel A. Taylor address
ed the delegates on how can the bi-
luminous coal industry be placed on
a more substantial basis?"
The afternoon was given over 10
Mine Inspector r. ". Cunningham.
who discussed mine pillar drawing
and Jesse X. Johnson. of Chartered.
who took UP "the loss Of life in coal
mining. compared with other hazard.
Gus occupations
Tonight the delegates attended the
annual banquet
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what happens the and should take
adv
business People
such extraordinary responsibility
what
o is
II ne IT,?
shall this that for her
advice and Camp instead Hotel
NJ r.. a
her dislike him and violently the match They
railroad accident meantime. the girl
mothers
NJ. the right
n
o
andfo on--na OF the world
a
wed throw
D
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-29

SO the roctory ~ So Auuefinc's
Catholic church boo This city at the noon
hour today Miss Helen Rohccca stroh.
a. fhis city. became tho bride OF Mr
Irwin Basil Keller. of gcoudaic. Pa.
tho ceremony being performed BY Rev.
Father Sullivan The bride o. the
daughter Of Mrs. q. ~. stroh. % this
city The attendants were. For the
bride. Mics Anna Dorsey. Of Grafton
and Tor The groom. hie brother. Eugene
A. Keller ~ scoffdaIo The couple
departed on the noon train for wheel
irT from whore they 30 90 Now Mex
&c., whore they viii mako their future
home
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-29
CUPID BUSY
Grafton Young People Prominent IN
Two Weddings Wednesday.

Special Dispatch 90 the 1ntoiiigeucer.
GRAFTON. W. Va. June 2S.-This
morning 40 6:1O o'clock Mr.. Sam %.
Tcmplcton and MISS Minnie Griffith.
~ this city. departed for Wheeling.
where this afternoon they were united
i'm marriage. The bride is the dauch-
tor OF Mr.. and Mrs. u. VI. Griffith. OF
The west side. and the groom is the
son OF Major and Mrs. $ B. Tcmp'oton.
also of this city.
Following the ceremony. Mr.. and
Mrs. Templeton left Wheeling for
pirsburg. where they viii spend some
time. after which they will go 90 Ni-
rrHra Falls and returning 90 this city.
VIII make their home here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-29
Heat Kills Two

pITTsBURG Juno o. Although
ihe thermometer dld not go above rs
degrees. two deaths and o. number ~
protcatrations resulted hero TODAY
from the heat
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-29

Mother. when the circus comes
% town. can 7 go7"
$50. child hear that they have
several Bacterian camels. and . can't
have Won exposed to those dreadful
microbes"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-29

Young man said the Oh one. So
vereiy when J vas rour age. &. TOO.
thought 7 knew 40 an No~. ! have
reached Tho conclusion t.at know
very little
Great Scott" exclaimed fhe lad.
in astonishmerf. 'has 90 taken Won
thi7 long a IND that out7 Why. 0
knew 90 tho minute Z saw YOU"
sequitur
7 'The world owes mo living
You married wealthy woman.
tidrf ~ou-'
Or M. w-'h-r Doolan. Or "
no"
The son Answer.
murphy fId re1 coy 30 cud lick
re wld scr eyes shnf7
" dif. NIrhrr D0oian. qir ~
90 7 alaafe shut mo eyes whin I'm
ohresmin. Have FOL dhrint7"
Special Occssion.
Bobby There's visitors IN IN
front room
Polly How A. you know
Bobby Ma.s caiiln' ia Dear"
evry time rhe speaks % him
GetfinR Wealthy.
"You couid own brick block ~
you'd save What .ou spend ON
bone
20 can beat thar Three glasses ~
b0ole and J. own the earth
.. o. ID.
smith and Jones ore great chum1.
aren't they
yes Won 500 Smiths wife hates
Jones. and Jones VIE can't bar
Enlth-
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roo LATE TO CLASSIFY.
DIED.

DuUCAN-pr wednesday evening June
rsff. 1871. Of loss O'Clock JOHN g.
pffE-AN o. Bridge street F1m
Grove ir The san year ~ hls age
Funeral services 90 his late residence on
FRIDAY afternoon nf 10 O'Clock In
torment stone church rnnrefrrv
Friends ~ The family are rearectfuilV
invited fo attend.
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Eternal.

We Eork for bread tu ". drop down
We work FOR Oh. Girls We low.
Tor fame.
mo We storm Tbs skies above
We ""rk Tor god till IRE weak and
Though the years are drsar ana long
right
when ~ know IN our heart. -e.rs
wrong
We hope ard pray for brighter dav.
~. We pray Tor a purer heart
blind
TO th- beauty ~ truth and ar.
We pray with tears that the coming
years
Hold less ~ despair and pain
Iit we prey tho most Tor me things
AMI never CON have again
We never rhfrk th- useless work
t'r fIo fufIic fghf and PRAYER.
We hUrdIr Fr0un fur homeless hone
For a du.leHs deed. wr dare
Ana fun teruoua wrath OF an Unborn
faith.
s'II wfirpers fo mo and son
p raf COO r0rnr day and somehow may
Mako impossible things come fruet
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"flow does vour new book go"
Great ! am convinced that 10 ia
a classic"
a classic what convinces you
% fhat2"
Everybody has either aeen ~ or
heard ~ 20. but nobody has read c.
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Little boy. % isnt manly 10 smoFs
cigarettes
IT'S Too Va smokes EN-. nud
shes The manifest person ln our
house
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-29

Glenwood Heights is the only suburban home add
ton in the Greater Wheeling District afording free.
park privilege II is thoroughly equipped with ample
water supply, macadamzed streets, cement walks,
natural gas good lighting system and permanent sewer
age system Watch for the special on the day of
the Big Sale
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-29

| Concert by
Meisters Band,
tine lunch at
nOon.P Prizes
awarded every
hour of sale.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-29

Native Herbs. Bliss
NatlNe Herbs. Bliss. Tablets. ..
Col Liver OF, Tasteless. Loran's
tII Liver on. Tasteless. Wanpole's
(-rd 80 -
~ LiyeI Oll. IaSteless, WampOle's
90 ! lNer Oil. Tasteless 4. d $. J.
F'runs --................
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-21
new CIRCUIT
ANOTHER SUGGESTION CONES
FROM SOUTH BEHp.
Plan on Foot 20 E1tnnniats WhssltnR
Evansville and Newark Prom
Present Circuit.

Most every sport writer OF the larger
papers In the Central League has made
some suggestion as to the reorganization
Of the present circuit. but dear ears will
be turned most likely TO the entire bunch
At the meeting next Monday OF the mag
mates. a prominent sport writer OF South
Bend sends in the following:
SOUTH BEND. Ind. Sept 2O-One
good league playing nuder the agreement
OF the National Association as Il class
organization. may he formed from the
central and ONO & Pennsylvania Lea
cues. at a meeting OF the magnates of
the two circuits which will probably ne
held ut Dayton. ohio, some time this
month. n the plan goes through the
new leagu" will probably be composed Of
rerre Haute. Fort Wayne. South Bend.
Grand Rapids. Dayton. Akron. Spring
field and YOUNGSTOWN. This lineup would
mean the dropping Of Newark, Zanes-
Vile and Wheeling from the circuit OF
the Central League and Of the elimina-
ton ny the -. * =. League Of Canton.
East Liverpool. Steubenviile and New
Castle
The magnates interested in the forma-
ton OF the new Glass n League are con-
fident that the circuit outlined would be
me strongest ever organized in this ter
ritory.
/, II - not anticipated that much trouble
VIII be encountered in the formation Of
the circuit IS practically all the cities
TO be eliminated are already out OF the
gam" because OF a lack OF patronage.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-21
MATT WELLS
WINS BOUT
ABE ATrELL, AMERICAN LroHr.
WEIGHT LOSES TO ENGLIsHnAH
American Conceded Thirteen Pounds 70
Wells which Proved 70 Much
of Handicap.

MADISON SQUARE GARDEN. NEW
YORK. sept @V.--Abe Attei. the fe.ther-
"eifht champion. tried the Impossible To-
hIFht. ny roncetiug about q pounds IN
weight % the English hghtwetsht cham
Garden
NfII@ heinE equa Is a. clever a. tho
American boz every ring mos. to1 = !.
,al almost from tho start and won
hHndiir. u vac fast clean ana ,tey.r
tNiih. ton Or hoN ur with none ~ ID .
fcs' last week
I"-niglf@ firhf was e handf-ap NATL
"fd Ate ie given crfIIf FOR me gam.
opponent wv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-21

CHICAGO. sept. 2o.-Chlcaro ana
Philadelphia broke even in "a double
ieaIer to-day. hy scores Of % o. and .
2" chicago captured RE first game.
winch UHs = pitchers battle Throughout.
iuil'1elrfia took the second by bunting
h.i- 100 ''" fourth inning Tie game was
called after tre seventh on account, 80
darkness score,
First game Il II s.
chicago O0O000Gof =
Philadelphia 90 ooooooO-
batteries Cole and Archer. Moore AMI
Madden
second game u u -.
Chicago ......O o q 90 o. q
f.N1f'ipuin 30 o. 90 90 o.
Hat'c-i's i;!~.fsrToacy AID Graham.
stack. Chalmers and Rar'er.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-21
R. 7. G. WINS
DETROIT STAKE
Murphy's Es-DeliVery Wagon Horse
Takes Down Ten Thousand DOL
lar Stake Again

DETROIT. Sept. 2o.-Continuing
hts unbroken string Of successes.
Thomas W. Murphys n. r. g. today
won hollow victory in the Michigan
$4,000 stake. the feature OF the Grand
Circuit card AT the Michigan State
fair grounds He took the three heats
just as he pleased
Only one race on the program fur
nished anything like "A real contest.
After Moretta had taken the first heat
OF tn" . - pac" in easy fashion. Pat
rick Pointer. who had finished nfth in
tho first round. developed the STAYING
qualities Of tn" field and captured the
next three after hard stretch drives.
In the Michigan stake for . Il frot-
ters Murphy allowed his rivals to
make the pace in each heat until well
into tho stretch Then. trotting easily
and smoothly. X. 9. 7. went to the
front and won. withuu turging. Cor
don Todd made a game effort in the
second heat. leading almost 10 the
distance liaR. but the farm graduate
was not 2" De- denied lie forced
Gers stallion 70 a break and the rest
was easy. r. r. .. has now won five
$4,000 stakes this year. one 5000.
and IN addition one purse event. In
only ono heat has ne failed to lead
mis- fold 10 tho wirc-thc third IN the
Furniture stake az Grand Rapids,
when he was beaten nv Belvasia
In the first heat 81 the 81. trot
Sanders sent Maud Light "a dozen
lengths "ut ia front right az th. start
and held nearly the whole ~ his adj
vantage Co he wirc Tho second
heat was almost as easy. In the third
Wiim"rnE came with a rush down
the stretch. Sanders was leading by
hig margin. bat NJ took no chances
and sent his mar along under the
whip 90 % thrse-lrnEth win .
A'f'r sunny Jim and Rollins had
each captured or. heat I'm the o..
pace thr deciding heat went over nm
ii Tomorrow. 90 being too late 90 nn-
.sh fn' race fore dark summaries
81. pace. % ~ BE- purse $1,000
PatfI,k Pointer Wou. Mor.tta. sec
"nd Susie Gentry third Rest time.
on utf.
THE Nf,uiEar stake c.f- trot. g in
3. purse $50 u0N. IT. g. won. LOWS
Forest er,rud. Gordon Todd. third
Best tm, ..Osts
az trot. in purse $1,000
Naudr i.i-ht won. Iohnns g.. second
Wilm'rinE third Rest time. 2.0aA
zoo pac.. ir O. purse 81. 900 tun-
finished Rollins and sunny Jim
Zach won De- heat E'e' time. 07ia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-21
Maps Win and Lose.

NEW YORK. Sept. 2O.-New York and
Cleveland broke even on .he,r do,hi|
header to-day The visitors vielde,
their hat more effectively than New
YORK in the first game. a free hitting ar
fair. while Captain Chase won the sec
ond game for his team. by hitting a
nome run into the center field bIeachers
IN the sixth. with two men on bases
Vice President sherman witnessed both
games. Scores:
First game: "a l.
Cleveland .O1oO32IO5-i2 II z
New Nork....2 OOO0O33- "a r
batteries landing and Easterlv:
Warh'p. Vaughn and Quinn. and BIaire
Second game. "a ~ l.
Cleveland .......oi OOO21- .
New YORK .......o 0OO4o-5 3 5
Ba'teries-Reisiing and o'Nei. Cald-
well and Williams.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-21
TOPPER VEINS
harksmen VIII Arrive in City Latter
Part Of This Week for mig
Shoot Monday.

Nr am Mrs AJoirh Tome vein
n '.- s tlm.. uod and Gun S.l.
t" .. lfet t. give a free exhibition %,
''f ~.f"r.'r H...'fv 80 trick ard fancy
-'''s t'N' Mon liJ afternoon. ar. es-
Do .'I '' arri.. lr tho .ffy some tim.
=" '"..r nr -r4Iat mIrnlnz
. I.H ...-r- ~ ono shoot .nx game
.-' f'f"s' rr mr-. interest boz fne
n.'s 'N '.r art elections Point
"ri .'irs ir attendant. TIE
"a" ..Hre. t.. rrf r.'t awe evIIffti1r,
'f -.."frs ai'a rifles rut vii do
Hf 9th stYf Euls over
mo- 'rtf.
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Giants win Two

~ l''i Us. sept - Sea 4art fr.
T'n~"i its ieai IN %" National League
fH'" t'-GHy. wirnirz two raue4 from
- Louis. o. % pni 'ot IN the fr.t
Sfme Vanguard gave hI' four scattered
49, Tr" SECOND game vas called rs
- END ~ o." "iEitl inning. because OF
iarhrrtE sI..r-
First game o. o. o.
Sew ....O0O0f0oIe - a..
- Louis. Gee. 100000
Ho''sr''s M1rqls-d and Meyers. r.sY
deruIHk and f1ire
Second game. u ID g.
N'N YORK 01no071
80 Louis ....H" onof0o- 10
P1'''r'ee Gran la1 Mathew .,n v.ii'4-
en- M~' er@. 1eyer ara wooIhIrn am
"a lingo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-21
Defeat Boston in FIRST Game OF La,
Series with the visitors on
Forbes Yfsld.

I1TTSBCRG. Sept. 2o-Boston to-day
played the first game OF its last series
In Piitsburg. being beaten by a score of
TO II was a good game 70 look at.
although the smallest crowd Of the sea-
son was In attendance. Pittsburg got
only four hits off Tyler. but managed TO
bunch them with bases on balls. Hen.
dirk was freely hit. but was effective
with men on bases. Both pitchers were
given errorless support Score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-21

WASHINGTON. Sept. 2o.-Washinr,on
naited Benz out or the box in the sev-
ehth inning to-day. and looked danger
Gus nut walsh came to the rescue and
retired the locals without hit or run TO-
the remainder Of the game. Chicago win
nlhs, 10 T. Hughes was hit very time
~. four OF Chicago's ANGLES .oor,n.
runs. Score: n n.
Washington OOOOOI2OO-
chicago ......0 02IOO-5 7 .
Batteries-Hushes and street; Benz
Walsh and sullivan
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-21
EASTERN LEAGUE.

Toronto. .: Montreal.
Rochester. :. Buffalo. s DIST camel
Rochester. J: Buffalo. End gam.
tCailed sth. darkness.
Providence. :. Newark. I.
Baltimore. ,; Jersey CITY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-21
Standing OF Clubs
To-day-s oamss,

Boston at Pittsburg
Philadelphia at Chicago Cs).
Brooklyn AZ Cincinnati 90
New York at ST Louise -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-21
PIRATES
VICYORS
Yesterday Results.

Ptttsburg. J. Boston. l.
tllCincinnati. :; Brooklyn. 8
''2DCincirfnati. IL. Brooklyn. l.
rDNew York. =; st Louis. o
"t2)New York. :: ST Louis
n)Chicago. I. Philadelphia. O
G)Philsdelphis. =: Chicago. q
Called 1th. darkness
"'-Cslled sth. darkness
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-21
Reds Win Double Eli.

'lNCINNATL sept 2O-Clncinna ii
defeated brooklyn IN both games Of a
double header today. winning the first
- a scor" or 20 ?. ami the second IL to
]. A batting raliyl In the sixth inning OF
the opening game gave Cincinnati barely
enough 20 offset similar rally by
brooklyn. IN the following inning. The
last game was called al the end OF
hrookiyn's Lalf OF tbs seventh inning
Score u n n
First game
Hrookiyn .....oo oiOO4OO-5 Q 2
Cincinnati 80 COOS o. . /
L''t"ri~s So Schasdt and Erwin .Fronme
and clarke
second game. r. II
Brooklyn .......- 100000 4
cincinnati ... TE1t0rs-rp q .
In'ter4es r. Miller and o. Miller
BERGEN. iiumT1r..s and Severoid. Nc
Lear.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-21
WORLDS MARK
IS SHATTERED
Grace d. Makes New Mark for Mile on n
Hait lille Track for Three
Year Old.

special Dispatch to the Intelligencer
CLARKSBURG. W. Va. sept eO-As
announced hy tho judges AT this after
noon races OF the West Virginia Fair
NSs'ciat'on' ne worlds record Tor three
year Old PAGERS over a half mile track.
was broken wh-n Grace u. q bay INV
"W NJ anu driven oy Curt tiosneiI. paced
u" first heat ~ the Horse journal fu-
unity stake pace for $1,000. IN ..IOt,
Nearly 1900" persons attended the fair
to-day. Tho racing resulted ~ follows.
Horse Journal Futurity. pace. stake
8 600.
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AMERICAN
Yesterday Results.

Chicago. 8: Washington. :
Philadelphia. J. 81 Louis.
Boston. =: Detroit. .
ucleveiand. Il. New York. ..
New York. s. Cleveland. q
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Standing OF Cubs.


Detroit at Boston.
st. Louis at Philadelphia
Cleveland at New York
Chicago at Washington
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-21
Phillies Trim 1t. I,oufs.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 2O.-PhiIadel.
pima won pitchers battle from ST
louis to-day. by to 2. Plank was YER,
ecuNe until the eighth inning. when
three hits and an error by McInpts ne,
ten ST Louis two runs sThe home tear
won IN the ninth. With men on thru
ana second and one out. Lapp beat out a
srounder. down the third base line. and
When Allison threw wild to the plat.
Mclnnis and Hartsel scored Score:
=. X. II. r.
~ Louis 30 10000 % :
r"'i'neiphle 10 oooOOl "a :
Batteries-Aliison and Clarke: Plank
and Thomas
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-21

Two base hits Wilson. Sweeney. Kirke
Sacrifice fly Jackson stolen bases. /
Miller .. simon. Sweeney. r. Miller.
Jackson. Double PLAYS. J. Miller ana
wagner. Mcdonald ana Kirke First
base su balls orr Hendrix. .: off Tyler
y struck ont by Hendrix. ?. by TYLER.
: L@ff on bases PittSnurE. 4 Boston.
Z. Time. l-5s. Empires. tombstone and
Eason
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-21

BOSTON. Sept 2o.-Boston took the
second nip and tuck game OF the closing
series with DSroit to-day. Z too Pane
bested Works in a pitchers battle. Tn.
winning run was scored by Gardner. from
scores m
Iioston ......oo o1i00I.-3 2
Detroit .......ooo 1oioo .
Batteries-Pspe and williams: Works
and Stanage.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-21

Pi'tshurE ........O . 90 q = Z
BOSTON ...........l n o . I o. ?
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-21
Benz Knocked Out.

.eries-Aliison and Clarke: Plank
homas.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1911-12-14

had made It's appearance at the
point where he had sowed his last
crop of castor beans. Although
stating that he thoroughly enjoy
ed his visit to the east, Mr.. Mitch
ell plainly expressed himself as
prefering Idaho as a place of resi-
dence.
Arthur Bryant, the little son
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. III. Bryant
has recovered from his recent SER
ious illness of the past month,
and is back in school.
James Barey is to be employed
! in the Merchantile Store during
the coming holiday season and
for some time to follow.
Edward Grunewald and John
Mundt recently Left upon a deer
hunting expedition, to be gone fol
several days.
Plans are being made by the
congregation of the Christian I'm
ion church and especially by the
younger members thereof for an
elaborate celebration of the
Christmas season. The appointed
committees are hard at work on
the program to be given in honor
of the event. A Christmas tree
will be a feature Of the festivities,
Ii the plans considered at present
are even partially carried out, the
event will be most notable one
in the history of the church and
Sunday school.
Mrs. r. M. Atwood who was re.
Gently under a physicians care at
Juliaetta has returned to her
home greatly improved in health.
\ surprise party was rendered
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Higgins at their
home west of Winona on the
evening of Friday, Dee. g. Not
withstanding the inclement
weather many Of the friends of
the young couple were present.
Games were played and very
enjoyable time had by all. The
guests departed at an early hour
in the morning.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1911-12-14

slower. Invest for SURE RE-
TURNS rather than on uncertain
promises.
There are really good home in
vestments open to you-invest-
ments you will be absolutely safe
in making and that will bring
you in time big returns.
Take the Idaho National Har-
vester for instance.
Here is home industry that
will mean the saving of thous-
ands and thousands of dollars
each year to our farmers. A bus
mess that is owned and controlled
by home people. A business that
has a demand for its product all
ever the civilized world and that
cannot supply one tenth Of the
demand with it's present output.
The officers and directors of this
concern are Idaho men and wo-
men. The stockholders-the own
ers-are home people, people who
have spent their lives in this state
and who are known far and wide
as honorable and upright in all
their dealings. Here is a SAFE
investment. You can buy stock
in this company with the certain
ty Of getting legitimate returns
and square deal.
Put your money into such an
enterprise as this. It will not on
~ be safe but will be doing the
whole community good, for while
earning you handsome profit it
will be helping to build up an in
dustry that will in time be the
Iride of every resident of Idaho.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1911-12-14
WINONA NEWS.

Robert Hunt has returned to
Lewiston, after spending the
Thanksgiving holidays with his
parents.
Ernest Nissen, who is employ
ed at Fem, spent Thanksgiving
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. IL.
III. Nissen.
The local lodge of l. O. o. F.
gave a ball at the lodge hall on
the evening of the Friday follow
ing Thanksgiving. The event was
most successful in every way, all
parties present reporting a most
enjoyable time. The lodge as a
whole and the committees thereof
in particular are to be congratu-
lated on their management of this
most pleasing affair. Delegations
were present from many neigh
boring points including: Ferdi-
nand, Kamiah and Denver. Mus
ic was secured from Ferdinand,
1t is reported that the lodge plans
to give other parties during the
season, in case of which all who
attend can be assured in advance
of an exceedingly pleasant even
ing.
Carl Kellar spent the Thanks
giving recess with his parents.