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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-24
out.the.PIk- Iocal,

Miss Alma saS. OF Fulton. r. spend.
INK week a. the guest OF William
h'nrv and family. o. Big Wheeling
Crr-1
Thomas Woods is confined 10 his
home in GlenWooi By q slight illness
William Gilbert has had cement
walks placed about his property az
Echo Point making quite an improve.
u'nt to Tho place.
Miss Carrie Benson. who has been
ti az her home IN Edgwood With an
attack of asthma. 81 reported 20 be
much better
Contractor John Emmert has been
awarded the con ract OF placing con
crete walks about James Dimmey's
residence in Pleasant Valley.
Joseph Nowdish. ~ Glenwood has
leit Tor Fairmouf where ne will be
employed in tho Of Fields
Mrs Anna McConkcy OF GreFrs-
VIC. ls rapidly recovering from a
.terc operation performed LAST Tues.
Toy In the North Wheeling hospital
John HoEi. OF EdEwood. the little
Hi who vas severely injured In an
automobile Lsclfcnt several months
Hro. bad an operation Uniformed on
Dts l'ff arm at fhe Hassns hospital
sunday The arm was fractured Ia
tao accident
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-24

Gardner. teachers. spent sunday at
their homes here.
Mrs. John DunkIe Of Canton. q
fas criurned home after Two weeks
visit with her mother. Mrs. John
MONTGOMERY
Miss Romano Poll OF Elm Grove
spent sunday with her grandmother
Mrs samuel Bell
Miss Mary Steele IS visiting Warden
brown and family OF tho peni,entary
90 NoundsvlIe
br. J. J. Allen and Rev Watson
we've in Bethany visiting the college
last week
MIR. Waddcll Mrs Hogeess. Mr.
p. NJ King Misses Maud King. Sye
Waddeli and Mildred Bogges spent
Saturday IN Wheeling
Mrs. DR. Lewis and little daughter
of Chester. vs.. Va. are th.. guests OF
Mrs. Emma Spnare
Miss Mary Wells has been tho guest
% Misses Anna and Wilma Jacob OF
Charleston
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-24
Talks on Teeth
BY
By Orian Hedrick. D. ID. S.
Pity The Poor TOOthIeSs Man

Thanksgiving and Christmas dsv.
are coming -Feast Days-but On.
toothless man Is doomed 90 b. disap.
pointed on those days For him there
IL no Joy I'm drawing up 70 the fes
tive board" lie can't chew "A niece
OF white meat and n he tries with
his wobbiy old partial plate be- d. IN
for a fine case OF dyspepsia. for meat
not properly chcved had better b.
avoided.
The stomach can't chow 3d. ur
listen;
Here r. emancipation
The Alveolar method
Have you two or more teeth .,.. 3D..
your Jaws? That will be enough Tor
us 10 work With We don't cav. o-
cut. or bore. or hurt you in any way
our operators don't hurt patients
they have long since graduated from
the ranks OF the tyros Who hurt b..
cause they have not the skill rain.
less NofA NAtle iNN SSH ANA NHfI.
ness that only comes from o. long
practice. modern appliances and sym.
patty. The Aivcolar method demands
dentists OF the first class Class A
No charges for careful examination.
cold Crowns s. pa.
Plates s. up. Porcelain and Enamel
croWns made.
FIuinrs soc 40
Crown and bridge work g up.
n You must wear a plate ief rs
make you one Of our smooth suction
plates. guaranteed never 90 drop i1
the mouth.
Cauuon-Look Tor name on door De-
fore cntsring
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Weilsburo Briefs

Misses Nerda Patterson and Belle
Henry have returned from several
days visit with friends ar Mounds.
vile.
Mrs. James G. Russell left sunday
for n short visit with her parent On
Brownsville. pa.
Mrs. Margaret Miller Of New Mar.
tinsville IL visiting a. the home of her
sister. Mrs. ID Kenney u Charles
street
VI. r. Blythe Of Fast Liverpool o
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MARRIAGE tlleoaI.

a case has been called 10 the atteu.
ton OF the local officials that IS caus-
INK investigation. II j. alleged that
Albert W. Kuhn and Minnie Cleland.
OF Pittsburg. secured a marriage H.
cense here and were married by Jus.
tice LAWYER az Steubenville. n such
was the case. the marriage was Tile
gally performed outside OF the state
with a West Virginia license
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-24
yIslted wellsburr relatlyen snndnr 1

visited Wellsburg relatives Sunday.
Ar Potts left yesterday for a few
days business visit IN Washington
and Greene counties. Pa.
Miss Helen Cornelius was a recent
Wheeling visitor
Rev. ". J. Holmes has returned
from Charleston. W. Va. where he
attended West Virginia Prcsbyterian
synod
Mrs. Florence PARROT left yesterday
for an extended visit with friends Ia
ST. Louis. 40.
The regular weekly meeting OF the
Shakespeare club was held last even
Ing
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Moran's Club.

The regular biweekly meeting OF
the WOinan's club will be held on
Thursday afternoon at the Hudson
house. The following program Wal
D. observed. Roll call Invitations
from the Thalmud. the Literature OF
the Bible las b. C-l35 4. D.. Miss
Hubbard. Early Jewish Writings. 500
b G. 20 100 \. d. Mrs. Marks. outline
Of Egyptian literature. Mrs. Pettibone:
music. Miss McCleary. department
work, civics, Mrs. Walkashaw. chair
man.
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Backs Over EmhanLmrn,-

While climbing the embankment
al Pot Rock after a visit here. and
on their way TO Cross Greek. a buggy
containing Barney Brannon and sis
ter overturned over the embsnkment.
Miss Brapnon vas pinioned under
the buggy and badly bruised. while
the brother vas painfully cut about
The eyes by bis broken glasses.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-24
PARDON DENIED
James Dunbar. Reporter, Must Serve
Ninety Days In Hinton Jail.
Visitors Weieoms.

Special Dispatch 20 the intelligence
CHARLESTON. W. Va, oct "a
Governor Glasseock this afternoon re-
fused 70 interfere at this time In Tho
case OF James Dunbar. the newspaper
man OF Huntington. who recently
pleaded guilty TO libel without malice
and was ssntenced 10 ninety days 300
jail az Hinton by Judge Miller. The
article In questions 10 alleged TO have
reflected upon the character OF bank
or and young lady at Hinton. who
we're said 20 have taken numerous
automobile rides. Dunbar has served
about ten days. A. soon a. sentence
was imposed Dunbars attorneys and
friends appealed TO Governor GIass-
cock for pardon. This r. the secco1
case % lie kind In the state.
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quite number from here attended
ne communion services az the Shor;
creek church on sunday Rev Crose.
me pastor i0 charge. expects 70 con
''ue the evening services Tor two
weeks
Mr John May is home from Wells.
'HrE where boz waa called fo bic son
Who was badly hurt in an accident
hr Gorhy 81 Bethany spent SUNDAY
here
Nsses Laura Young. ia porue.
Franklin Montgomery and AIDA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-24

The French Roll club. which o. com.
posed OF number or outthe pike
young men. will hold the third ~ "a
series OF weekly dances Ia the White
Palace at Wheeling park. tomorrow
evening The AFFAIR promises 20 be
well attended as large number OF
Invitations has been Issued
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Placed

Patron want 20 get a book called
Reasonable Trusts"
Librarian-Yes2
Patron-But ] don't ind u In the
catalogue
Librarian-Have you looked under
the head Of Fiction"
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Routing auslnras.

The semi monthly meeting 81 the
EdgwOod Volunteer Fire Company
vas held last evening In the Edg
wood town hall. and routine business
vas transacted. A. the previous
meeting N was decided 10 blow the
fire alarm az go O'Clock on each
mrctin. MIGHT and when 70 was blown
last evening many persons thought
there vas a Ere Ia the town. and for
while there was considerable ex-
element
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-24
Opening a Success.

the formal opening OF the National
moving picture theatre of Fulton.
which was held Saturday Afternoon
ana evening. proved a great success
since then. and the establishment has
enjoyed a large patronage. The open
ing was attended b. pa persons
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-24
ADVERTISING TALKS
WRITTEN. Ut
WILLIAM {. FREEMAN

- - - - 1870 -
New lork'S foremost pub
lie accountants, in the exer-I
else OF his profession, has been
brought in close touch with
the FINANCIAL AFFAIRS OF
all kinds OF CORPORA
TlONS. He is therefore in a
position to speak AUTHORl-
TATlNELI on the subject OF
ADVERTISING FOR COR
PORATE INTERESTS.
In a recent article OF his,
headed PUBLICITY FOR
THE FINANCIAL AFFAIRS
OF CORPORATIONS" he
has this to say:
Il venture To suggest a new
field of ADVERTISING field
which has not been entered in
a SYSTEMATIC AND SClEN-
|. TlFlC MANNER mean the
proper and ADEQUATE AD-I
NERTlSlNG OF the financial
affairs OF CORPORATIONS
in which the public is inter,
eSted, either directly as share
holders, or indirectly through
their influence upon general
business conditions.
However meritoriouS the
customary advertising may be.
advertising the financial
affairs OF corporations is of
FAR GREATER PUBLIC IN
.PORTANCE, especially at this
time, when there is 50 much
= unjust agitation against cor
pOrate affairs.
81 also believe that FULL
+. PUBLICITY Of the affairs OF
. corporations WOULD BE
. BENEFICIAL, not only to the
public, but to the corporations
themselves, as the actions and
investigations brought about
by public uneasineSS would be
largely forStalled thereby.
But to obtain these results.
\ FULL PUBLICITY WILL BE
\ NECESSARY. and THE PUB
Lie WILL HAVE TO BE
SATISFIED that the facts and
figures contained in the ad-
vertiSementS are accurate"
4 Mr.. Sells conclusions are
sound, and the sooner that
corporations awake to the fact
that their salvation lies in let
ling the public know all about
their affairs, the better il will
be for them.
I Corporations should not
seek, through technicalities.
. lo tnwart the public. There is
a BETTER WAY than re-
I CO r S E to the law to
Straighten out a corporations
aitairS-there is a better way
than occasional reading notice
publicity bought at so much
per line, and that is the
SIRAlGHT-OUT. FRANK
/ PRINTED WORD IN DIS,
/ PLAY ADVERTISEMENTS
DULY ATTESTED by the Of
ficers Of corporations.
a corporation or an indi.
vidual need never hesitate 10
tell the truth about their bust
ness. There may he criticism,
but criticism is wholesome and
a larger percentage Of the peo-
pie will stand by a corporation
or individual that tells the
truth.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-24
Warden Posey.

The marriage OF Samuel NJ Warden
and Miss Ethel May Posey took place
recently az the home Of Mrs. l.. NJ.
Rerner, a sister Of the bride. The
ceremony was performed by Rev ".
J. Holmes, the r.ng ceremony being
used. Mr. and Mira Warden are
spending their honeymoon IN Canada.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-24
Skull fractured

Ernie Ritter. working az the FOL
lansbee Bros mill az F0lianabee. wa
struck by a flying bolt and hls skull
fractured. lie vas a former resident
81 Martins Fern. 10 is expected he
Will recover
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-24

the holding n pie social this even
ing In tho church basement Home
made pies and coffee will be served
Tor 10 cents. and home made ice
cream will also be served
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-24
Jvstlee 10 Sustained.

In the Circuit Court this morning
Judge Hervey tried the case Of ID. r.
Glover vs.. Johnston a Pastors. a suit
for $50. an appeal from the court OF
Justice Glass. The decision OF the
court sustained the verdict OF the
Justice OF $Il
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-24
Cocoa Mats
and Mating

Our COcoa Mats right bound right and priced
right Everything in the COeOs Mat ans Mating line Plain
Coeoa Mats Figured Mats and Diagram Mats for Automo
bile Entrance. etc In Cocoa Mating line Is equally CON-
Prehensye including both American ana Imported Goods
Cocoa Martngs. 81 a.. e-4-Nidth for and
rorches length desired finished Coors
natural RED Cavnpore Cocoa Rugs S6x6s inches
EP 10 sN2 size ranging IN from $3.50 $500.
These good for office and will stand hard
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-24
WELLSBURG

SPECIAL meeting % TIE neE or5e-
OF Owls Ill bs he'd ca Thursday
evsninE. October IS. FOR the pu-ras-
y orEAniEAticn a. Moran hzu o.
Main street. fhA MI - tn nrst
nee-nS q ~ nee lccge and al
mem ee-s are tskot 20 - present
TIE meeuas ill D. open 20 The public
and several o1icers % the orEani1a-
lion vii d present 20 tax % the ad-
fantAEes 20 be derived fruga the neN
lotEe.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-24
VIII Entertain Club.

Miss Hazel Kirk VIII entertain tho
members OF the W W M A u Cub
al her home on the National road.
fuiton. this evening. the occasion be-
ing the regular weekly meeting 81
the club. Sewing will form the main
diversion OF the evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-24
Musical Comedy.

The attraction al Barth s opera
house on Monday. Tuesday and Wed
nesday OF this week Is a repertoire
of musical comedies under the direc-
ton OF Messrs Murphy and Dupree.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-24
WEST LIBERTY


Concert
concert VII BE- given iu Chapel
boil on October IS by Whales Venc-
Gan band. Classical numbers and
popular selections vii be given u
is considered one % the best numbers
on The lecture course this year.
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Rch'ard and Liberty district viii
bod thc.r county Institute FOL she pub
.ic school building on Friday super
in'erdenf 7 IT. irarurc has prepared
a1 .rfcrcstirr program.
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Arrangements have been compile.
ted by the Ladies' Aid Society 81 the
Buckley NJ y. church ~ Edgwood for
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ochoot Nep9rt
The folloWing report for the Wells
burg public schools Tor the fret month
has bven made by Superintendent
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TO cunn A COR IN OWE pAv

Take LAXATIVE EEOMp guiufnr Tab
lets brugTIrta refund mgney ~ % falls
to cure p. vs.. GROVES siTnature L. or
each box. 2sr
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The ladies' Aii society held an in
ieres'ing meeting a. the home Of Mrs
ur shorfs
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Duck Pin Isacs..

The following - ire present stand
.ns Of The teams IA Jae duck pin
league. which IS being rolled ~ ~
Linton alleys.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-24

Many mans reputation, n placed
under magnifying glass. would look
like porous plaster.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-24
APOLLO THEATRE

SOLID week beginning with Mat MONDAY.
oct. %. Mats. Daily.
ourErs or THE FoLIEs BERorRp
With Hay Montgomery and the tl.,ty
Sisters
Apollo ppular Prices
Next -Washtnrtnn eo.f.f, f..rf~
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ooa Polson.r Again Gus,


Although the paving - Finn and
center streets. Fulton. has been com.
pieted. the streets are not in condi.
ton 70 be opened for traffic for some
time yet. but regardless % m. fact
that they are closed. some on. drove
an automobile over them yesterday.
tearing down the fence placed a. The
juncture OF Fifth street .,th the Na
uonhi road. The ride may prove cost.
". however. as Stree Commissioner
hooert Campbell secured the number
OF the license tax on the machine and
mas had warrant Issued Tor the
arrest OF the driver
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-24
COURT THEATRE

EH- THOMAS n. SHEA.
lueHoay IhufEuaY and saturday N.rnt-
Dr. Jekyil ana Mr.. hyde"
"wednesday aud Friday NIrnfa
"Ths Bells"
"Wednesday and SATURDAY. Mrtrr..-
"A Man and Mis- wife
Nlkht Prices. 90 Is. a0 auI .s-
Matinee. rs g. sSc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-24
EDGWOOD
-e Child s0s,ains psirs.i n.Ury
fsefsrdsr-other Notes From
trs 4uHurNs

tre eSburbs
hhe little child o! Mr. ana Nrs
chsries Wearing. OF the WaddinKton
isfm. near Hoodsdals met Mia a
very painful injury yesterday morn
~ which resulted In the loss % tao
nhxsrs- The child ~as p!AJ 10 about
clothes Srinser and placed - ha1d
oetsesn the rolls. The index and
middle fingers on the lefr hand Were
mashed. but the machine uas stopped
cs'ore the other nnsers psre injured
~ wearing. ShO l. employed az a
enauneur a. the Wadding,ou farm
took the child aud IT, mother ia AT
automobile 10 the Office % Dr l. X
Sraersft. % GIN Grove where NJ
zeal attention sas rendered
Dog poisonsr Again eusJ
Alter being Idle for = few months.
th~ dog po ynsr o. EdsEood has
again resumed operations and az a
result Fred Delbrugse. o. Echo
foint. sustained the loss OF a valuable
hunting dog sunday niEht. The ant
mai Was prized very hiFhly b. SIR
Deiorugge- About twice a year come
person In the vicinity o. Edx,s ood
WIS the dOrs Ia the toNn vlo.csa o.
ana retail by the poison -1l;s. bat
THIS method can hardly o. approved
OF as the valuable doEs mset Nth
the same Tate a. tho worthless curs
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ITO tc continued
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-11-29
DESTROYS DRINK HABIT.

The man who drinks to excess
reeds treatment for his condition.
The Orrine treatment can be used
with absolute confidence. 1t de-
stroys all desire for whiskey, beer
and other intoxicants. 1t Is simple
treatment. it is given in the home
no sanitarium eXpensc--no loss OF
time from work.
If after trial you fail to get any
benefit from its use your money will
be returned.
ORRINE Is prepared in two forms
"a powder, for secret treatment,
And in pill form for those who de-
sire to take voluntary treatment.
Costs only $500 box. VIC ave an
interesting booklet about ORRlNE
that we are giving away free on re-
quest. Call at our store and talk IT
over. Paul G. Schulz & Sons.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-11-29
]. :. MORGAN IS DuPED
Financier Purchased Genuine
Bust of St. Matin to Find Six
More on Market,

n mot long ago Dr., Booze, director
Of the Berlin National Art Gallery,
paid forty thousand dollars for q
wax bust which he declared was
the work of Leonardo da Vinci,
writes Walter Pritehard Eaton IN
all article entitled "The Gsllible
Rich. in The Munsey for December
Continues he: Later II turned out
to be the work Of an obscure Eng
Iish sculptor, who lived in the nine
teenth century If Or. Bode can
be thus easily deceived, what Is tc
prevent the deception o. the ordl'
nary buyer?
..Indeed, DR.. Bode has been one
OF Mr. Morgan's experts, SO that
even Mr. Morgan eauno; always
feel safe. Did he not buy Il copy
of the famous bust Of st, Matin--
which was abstracteo from the
church Of Soudeilles, in France
under the impression that it was
the genuine. No less than six Of
these genuine busts afterward
turned up.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-11-29

have no fear that woman will be
made less womaniy beeatise OF the
extension to her of this right and
| do believe that it viii materially
improve the quality OF conscience
expressed at the ballot box of the
country, and also give to woman a
just and proper consideration In
matters pertaining to legislation. In
other words the success of the move
nent will accomplish much for our
government by more adequately
eaualizing justice in the interests
of the entire citizenship"
Governor Burke Of North Dakota.
I'm my opinion the woman suffrage
movement is growingeandB It i. only
question or time until there sill
be adopted In all the states legisla-
ton granting women the right of
suffrage. 1t commenced by extend-
Ing the right to women to vote on
school questions, subject in which
they are, greatly interested, and
then on municipal affairs, a subject
they may become very much inter-
ested In If conditions demand their
activity, as witness the later recall
of Mayor Gill of Seattle, Becoming
interested IN these public affairs,
there will he a general demand for
complete equal suffrage. Women
are obliged to pay taxes; they are
subject to all the laws of the land;
millions of them are today, by in
| dividual effort alone, successfully
| making their way in the world, and
1t is only wright that they should
have voice in the making Of laws
| that control and govern them and
re gulate the conditions under which
millions Of them are making their
/ living"
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-11-29
GRAY HAIR MAKES
YOU LOOK OLE
A Simple Remedy Brings Back
tthe-NaturaI -Dandruff
Quickly Removed,

How often orc hears The expression
She j, gray and beginning to look old. :
II is true that gray hair usually denote
age and Is always associated with ag-
You never hear one referred ia as hat
ing gray hair and looking voting.
The hair is generally the ialex Of "a
II your hair Is gray. you can't h.g..
your friends for referring TO you as loo
ing Old; You cant rt',ain a youth"
appearance il YOU a..ow your hair
gov gray. Many perroas of n:ilci
age jeopardize their future sim,ly !
allowing the gray hair to become man
fest. If your hsir has become faded b
gray, try Wyeth's Snre aud Sulohr
Hair Remedy, a preparation which
chemist by the ra.nc Of Wye'h le-isc
/ few y"afs aG,. /. is sim','e. i'lg
pensiyc aud practical, and will hani
the gray hairs in a few days. /, i al
guaranteed to remove dandrufi and PIT
mote the growth Of the hair.
1t is { pleasant dressing for the hi
t.nd after using 1t few days itching s,ia
Iryness of the scalp entirely disappear
Don't neglect your hair. Start usin
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur to-day, an
yo, will be surprised 1T the .uuit
results.
This preparation Il oess>rcl to IN
nub!ic at fifty. rcits a uottc, anl
recommended anj tofl " ~ ','"~,-vt,
Special Agents, Henckcll's Drul
Store. 7l3 Commercial Ave-
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-11-29
Veteran Driver
TRAINING PAGER
Lueien M. Lindsey, 81, Preparing
To Cover Western Circuit
In 1912.

Spokane, Wash, NOV 25.--Lu-
glen NJ. Lindsey of Spokane con-
temporary of Doble and Splan in
their palmiest days and Oldest ac-
tive driver in tie world, is at work
preparing his camBaigners Padish-
ah, to cover the western circuit in
1sA2. He Is 81 years of age and
has handled, trotting and pacing
horses for nor& than half century
in various parts. of America, He
holds several records
Lucien is a native of Illinois,
born In Cook. county in 1880. When
nine years of age his parents moved
to Iowa. where he remained 10
years., going to the Oregon country
in. 1S49, during the gold excitement
on. the California coast. Twelve
years afterward he moved. to Boise,
which was then part of Washington
Eph Maynard, driven by Lindsey
at Walla Walla. Wash,' in 1862
made followers of the trotting world
sit UP when the animal stepped a
mile In 2:52, afterward going a
mile in 2:40, equalling the mark sci
by Dexter at Dexter paprk, in the
stock yards district of Chicago fol
lowing the fire in 1871. Eph May.
nard made his mark in 1872. ant
the time was a record In Oregon fol
years. Lindsey also drove Parro
mile in 2:30. a new record fol
O0regon, which was made in thu
ninth heat of four-horse race.
The veteran had charge of tn,
Reed and Laid stock farm at Reed
Vile for number of years ant
raised Jane L., a trotter that clean
ed up everything on the coast an,
set a mark at 2:19A in 1884. n,
has been on the circuit every We
since, then and despite his age h
declares he is good for from 10 to !
years His last race this seasol
wastat Colfax, Wash, less than fly
weeks ago. 1s n .,~
Lindsey is in good health and
as active as a man half his age II
ascribes his strength to keepin
regular hours and clean living an
following the teachings Of the Cole
en- Rule ! fE'.s ,.i, ..