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Arizona republican., 1911-08-26
Cstrow Gun Match.

navy 90 oo 11 I'l
 Although the First West Virginia led at the first range in the regi- mental championship. they dropped back. the Second Texas and Fifty third Iowa tying for first place when the 60O-yard range was finished Ohio, which had been six points behind the leaders, forged ahead to second place.
 A sensational feature of the 1000- yard shooting was the score made at this range by the First Arizona in fantry. one of the members of which is a full blooded Indian. When the team arrived at the 1O0O-yard range they were sixteen points behind the leader By each pair shooting a 4 and a 49 they rolled up the range record for the match of 39 points above Ccnters.
 The scores of the principal win ncrs in the regimontal match were as follows:
Arizona republican., 1911-08-26
Resimental Championship.

An extra match. the Peters indi- vidual skirmish, was a spectacular feature of the afternoon. The entire fifty targets on the skirmish field were manned and six runs of fifty men each poured a perfect leadcu hail as rapid fire into silhouettcd figures of men,
 The members of this team were: Lieutenant Seelev, Lieutenant La .Tourette. Lieutenant Sigala. Major Grinstead. Captain Woolf and Captain Coykendall.
Arizona republican., 1911-08-26
BETTER NOT TO TELL.

Teacher-Now. Willie where did you truth.
 WiIlie-You don't want the truth teacher. an I'd rather not tell a lie.
 Teacher-How dare you say l don't want the truth Tell me at once where you got the chewing gum.
 Willie-Uuder your desk.-Judge.
Arizona republican., 1911-08-26

In order to handle automobiles cas- ily. several railroads. have adopted a new style freight car. having doors the full width and length of the car.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-05-30

the table will not look well II will
take some weeks of faithful rubbing
with a good polish or wax To make
the top presentable. but then there
will he a surface which will last and
which will not show white spots. no
matter now hot the dishes placed up
on it, Such dishes will. however
leave rim where they have touched.
and for that reason the table should
be adequately protected.
For your dining groom floor cover
ing choose something inconspicuOus.
which will wear well. Do not have
the carpet all over the floor unless
the wood in the floor is very poor.
Have a strip all the gay around the
sides polished or painted.
When for any reason it seems best
to leave the dining room floor en-
tirely mcarpeted. the noise Of the
scrapins chairs can be rnitigated by
the simple expedient of putting rub
her tips on the chair legs. These
tips can be bought at n good hard
ware shop at about three cents apiece.
-WOman's Home Companion
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-05-30


of at
X.
Thomas Trevihn steward
presented
RESOLUTION
which
is fact to
Of
has been engendned and alive, and
WHEREAS.
who
10 %
insane
Board make
Tequ
RESOLVED.
and To- a
was
the
will
o
a
a o
be
the
or
others
Was
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-05-30
GET TABLE WITH POLISHED
TOP.
Other Things of Importance in Dining
Room.

When YOU select furniture for your
dining room. get a table with a pol
ished top rather than one that is
vanished On the latter hot dishes
and hot water will leave "A white
mark, while they will not mar a pol
ished top. except To an extent which
can be remedied by hard rubbing with
good polish or with a few drops
of oil.
Ii YOU have a vanished table top
be sure to have asbestos mats to put
under the doilies on which hot dishes
are To he placed. as we'll as large
silence cloth" of quilted cotton, Can
ton flannel or asbestos To lay beneath
your tableclOth.
If white spots come on the varnish
acids, there are two or three methods
of removing the stains. one is to
hold a hot flatiron near them. This
takes out the white mark. but i'm
pairs the varnish. which must either
be renewed or the spot must be rub
bed down with oil. Another plan is
to- rub the spot first with wood al
cohOl, and then with a piece of flan-
mel moistened in camphorated oil.
Turpentine and linseed oil, mixed in
equal parts. also make good polish
for white spots on furniture.
If your table top is badly injured.
so that it has To be gone over have
il rubbed down with sandpaper in the
hands of some one who understands
the work. and then use polish on it.
Patience Will be required, for at first
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-05-30

unctuOus and superfluous excuse that
they afforded him a needed relief
from the sadness of the time No
doubt he was sad in the White House
but he had been sad all his life
The wit and humOr with which his
stories OverflOwed We're an essential
part OF his strange. frontier nature.
as essential as his melancholy, his
ready sympathies or his ambition He
had no designations and no other
amusementS; instead of these. he told
stories from bOvhoOd 10 admiring
comrades. He told them uncOmmonly
well. and in public they always illus
trated his argument and helped him
carry his point.
Nothing. for instance. could have
made palmer his view about the un-
fitness Of the Free SOiler TO assume
the place of a great national party
and. with their one idea, undertake.
the complex duties Of carrying on the
government of the country than this
story. at Worcester. Mass. as early as
lS4S. Of the Yankee peddler who had
but one pair Of trousers in his stock.
and commended them "a large enough
To fit any man and small enough to
fit any WhitelaW cid i'm Les
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-05-30
COMES FROM UTAH
TO KEEP ENGAGEMENT
MARRIED IN PHOENIX AFTER
LONG SEPARATION.
Beautiful Girl of Salt Lake City Mar
ried Ray Consolidated Fore
man Yesterday.

Without flowers or music To in
crease the beauty of the ceremony G.
b. Ashby. the general foreman of Op-
Grafton at the Ray Consolidated was
married yesterday afternoon To Miss
Myrtle Evans Of Salt Lake City. BY
Probate Judge J. g Phillips From
the dust and labor Of the mills az
Hayden Mr. Ashby came to Phoenix
last Sunday evening To meet his
sweetheart. who had promised to
come To him from Salt Lake City.
the home OF her parents. and a few
hours after the young people met on
the depot platform. they went To the
court house. to be united
The wedding was the outcome of a
romance as pretty and rare as could
be found in the long list Of romantic
weddings which have taken place i'm
the west since the first settlers came
10 conquer the deserts. sending for
their wives and loved ones afterward
Before coming to Arizona 10 take his
present position with the Ray Con
sOlideted Mr.. Ashby was connected
with Garfield plant of the Utah Cop
per company. one of the largest min
ing corporations in the United States.
While holding "A responsible position
in the mill. he found opportunity To
mi3gle with the society of Garfield.
and the nearby towns. holding him
self alOOf from intimate friendships
with the. members of the fair sex an
til he met Miss Evans. a beautiful
girl Of the younger set.
From the time he first saw her his
plans We're made. and the young peO-
pie decided that no matter what oh
stacles might interfere with their
marriage they would remember each
other. and they made an engagement
then which was held sacred during
all the years of separation that fol-
lowed Finally called away from
Utah to take up his work in Arizona
Mr.. Ashby came 10 Hayden. and be
gan to work, determined to establish
himself. and hasten the date of his
wedding He soon made q reputation
for taking careful and conscientious
interest in his work. 1t was noticed
by the men in the mill that his mind
seemed absent from the scene Of his
labOrs. He was thinking Of the girl
in Utah, and was making plans for
bringing her To the southwest to join
him.
At last his affairs began To- be
shaped in such a way that he could
realize his plans made 50 long ago.
and he made arrangements 10 meet
Miss Evans in Phoenix She had re
membered him, and was holding her
self IN readiness for the word that
would tell her he had made a place
in the southwest To which he could
bring her. where they could establish
home together. Mr.. Ashby was
given a vacation last week. and he
left Hayden Sunday. the day after
his bride-tO-be had left Salt Lake
City. reaching Phoenix in time 10 be
waiting at the depot when her train
came in.
They will remain in Phoenix a week
or more, and expect To return To-
Hayden in a short time. where Mr.
Ashby Will resume his work. He is
one Of the most popular fOremen i'm
the employ Of the company. and il
is expected that his return will be
signaliZed by a tumultuous charivari.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-05-30
SECRET DRAWER.

Bore three -eighths of an inch hole
through the upright piece between the
top drawers of a bureau and continue
boring until the hole goes through the
side of the drawer that is TO be made
secret. Whittle a wooden peg or dowel.
and fit in the hole neither too tight
nor too loose. just so it can be easily
pushed through the hole with the little
finger. The secret will not be easily
discovered. because the opposite draw
er will have to he pulled out alto
gether TO push the peg in.-Woman's
Home Companion
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-05-30
TRUTH ABOUT LINCOLN
STORIES.

He was not "perpetually telling hu-
morous and sometimes risque stories
i'm the White House" He had no
such conception of the duties of a
statesman i'm exalted position and in
a time of dire peril on the contrary.
he probably told fewer stories during
his whole stay in the White House
than in any previous year of his
adult life.s and for every one he did
tell. a hundred poorer and COarser
ones fathered on him.
Nor did his stories call for the
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-05-30
HANDSOME BAGS.

One of the newest bags for the smart
woman to carry with her tailor-made
is made of plated leather This is not
half SO bulky as it sounds. AMI. as the
plaits are not stitched down. Il small
bag may. on occasion. expand to hold a
good sized bundle. says the Denver
Times
These are equipped with stout han
dies of stitched leather. and possess a
plain. sensible frame Of steel covered
with the leather.
Bags To be carried with elaborate
gowns are becoming more and more or
nate. brOcaded satin, embroidered vel
vet and beautifully fooled leather max
ing 4 gorgeous array in the shops.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-05-30
RoBT. A. CRAIG. Secretary


OF IN its Nv
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was ado
of Court Of
of Arizona
Of Of
Of
J
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u al the Iienera
Of
rant
PROVIDED however that
o To-
riol Treasurer
o the
There q
wa
a rotary.
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al
r.
General Fund provided for Paragraph 1863
Miller Gasoline Control 30
Z,
Building
&
Home, al S
J. F. Mahoney Salary as Engineer
65
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Phoenix.
all members including Hon Richard
Of c. A Mauk
$1,000 account Of scrip book provided
r $
There being further business
\
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in it's ocIo
N T2obt \ Craig
and being
o ohacco at sec
There being
a.
A Secretary
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-05-30


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4 cretsry
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-05-30
ROBERT A. CRAIG, Secretary.

April H.,
of n
present
G.
Homie n
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10
Board of
A.
andS
For Maintenance Ac
count o n %.
Assistant
Of
payment Chapter
x IS 1913 y
on
j.
Freder G
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A CRAIG. rotary.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-05-30

.,
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A
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he o !. = l.
Il. and cad a
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trol for the month Of March,
chap / Law
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-05-30
OF TERRITORIAL BOARD OF CONTROL

3
Cont in
MauRA
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of a
Of March, audied al
Ia
There being further business
A
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-05-30

ROBT. \. CRAIG. Secretary.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-05-30
Phoenix. Arizona. Anil 2O. IN.

ROBERT A. CRAIG. Secretary.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-05-30

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the
including Hoo" Richard Sloan, Mauk AuG
Tor ana Member Rob
There being further the
A Secrea
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-28

ra Hen. =sa- 80. 49, .sss -r
- fer sa4s
trtau resrasE $780, 81. -
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fr@ $3.50
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F .hts e-u arr~r 80 .
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he f-rsa 70 ID - Wnr-f 49,
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Or Hose Hff f-r@fsn
p 49, - 80 90 NJ a-f
NJ. LnaNs ~rr ~ r-aras Uar -.
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f-F b sris n 20 arrls ar.
frma Mart-. - Gravel Hiu T.- -
t-sr - ~frrrrse Co. rs 80
I-u- H~aer % a.r--
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TIE M-o- hr1fr s--rrss e. - -r~a.
r1-rfra rf ~si rif~ -a % -s-s~f -.
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w~a'-E uuI 20 r~f Lei -
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h'or r~rf~-fsf o. r. fre 49, D.
fHfm a 1arr. urrH~ ra-.ar 49, -a-s ~
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1850 ~s-iHs r raror 90 hz -fs-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-28
AN OLD REMEDY
o BLOOD POISON

Tor more than forty years S. IS.
haS been curing Contagious Blood
Poison IN all is forms and stages.
and % today. as it has always been
the safest as well as most reliable
remedy for this disease. One reason
WY - =. s. Is so successful IN curing
Blood Poison is that u strengthens
ard builds up Tire stomach and diges-
i've members while -cradicatirz IN.
poison from the blood. The greatest
81 an reasons however iq berauee this
medicine possesses Just the p~oper
ingredients. blended and compounded
in such scientific proportion. as %
rake % the most perfect blood p1r-
her ever placed upon the market
=. S Sis made entirely az roofs te-fs
end banks and ia addition 20 its vafre
a remedy. Isl the ore blood med
ne which may b used without an
TAD eject, no matter how delicate the
stem Not a particle q strong
mineral o. other harmful drug enters
MO is competition. and Won can
take % assured that &c will cure v,-f
and 10 The same time build up your
system. s. 5 s. cures per-ane,tfy
ana perfectly. removing every svmp-
tom % the trouble ty nature true
wa'-rcm0viug the inward cause
Get SIS. $ 40 vour drug store a-8
thcu write Tor u Home T-catme-t
hook which IS free ard Of great ass
a1cc to every sufferer of this disease.
THE SWIFT SPEclIc Co. 1a..,.. C.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-28
.SULTAN'S JEWELS
SOLD AT AUCTION
OVER NAIF MILLION DOLLARS
REALIZED At FIRST DAYS
SALE.
Ore 90 Abaal rsr ofs N-sesiaes,
Brings $4,000 From AZ
E~nthusasf oder

PARIS NoN WAT - announced
90 De- tn- 'afE-st sal- 70 f-N,.s on
record opened this afternoon when
The literally priceless collection o,
Ahd-i Hamld. eK-slItan % T4rast.
came under fu, hammer Although
orlf A small fra.tIon ut fr- treasures
display ID was disposed o. TO-DAY. the
receipts reached a total 90 1900 5000
francs $3.50 gue' The best psIc. paid
va for ca necklace ,umpnsed of three
rows ~ Itf p'arls o. clasp formed
of three rows % brItaufs putrh
brought $50 600 ftants UIss 0OoI. 4
string - 30 pearls with pendant ,om-
posed % the imperial cipher iu aoIi.
three large rlbi-s ami a pe4r shaped
pearl brought ti-S10n
among thr objects. Two gold coT-c
cups and saIc-rs tu,rlst.d With dia
muuds brought 5000 "a sold alarm
tlOrk s~' with diamonds brought
s .i-o. and walking stick with gold
ana diamond t/ad brought 1900.
III, sale NN continue a fortnight
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-28
POLITICAL PARTIES
Announce Source OF Their Campain
FUNDS In Recent New York
Election.

ALBANY. ~ = sos el-Tne Eepu1-
i.can -ta'" .1uimitfee raised ftls.0s0 and
spent Sll".esN az Toe lat election while
inc democratic state rummItteeH re-
cipfs were t1s.3t1 anu Ifs e,pendfflres
daf
NwNnE fre t~prf~tIltors tl the Henub.
rsu .Ird ore q n IeprU $1,000 An
moud = Plsrpout MorCIn. b.. Wfltaav-
'1 fI Root. James g sherman
Ar"utold e. n Bliss seth f1u
f.nf '1rfel. lI ami 90 IS. Fsrs..s
TIE Contributor fn che Uamn.rafI.
-laIc committee furi Included traa
murphy Herman bidder. james D.
norman D. MarE. Arthur Ia W.rea~ 81
John b. Sfarrhfsif ea~l 500. rrIfeI
states Senator James Dtso~mar and
John a Mason. each $3.50
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-28
cLARKs5URo MAN HiT
BY STREET CAR. DIES.
Was Elected From the Car By Con.
duetor. who Thought Passenger
Was Drunk.

Special ifsrat Co TIE IutsI.geu--r
CLARKSBi re. " Va. Noy %
Patrick Hartnetf. "a Elass blower. died
az the local hospital today as IA. re-
suit ~ beng injured when a street
car struck him The man was a
passenger on The car. and when 30
laughed bolsterously the conductor
thought him intoxicated and elected
him Tn. man fell. bing on 'hc track
unconscious The car passed on. aud
returning a short time later sfruck
the man and inflicted The fatal %
Juri's.
Another street car accident Oc-
CURED here today when Alice Gaynor.
AGED o. years. Was sirucA bs "a car
Sh" escaped with several bad cuts
and bruises
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-28
STEUBENYILLE

So % I-sDafrh Co th. Intelligence
STU hfNNii.l-E. a.. NuR. r"r
rates - taxation Tor 1871 have I..
t"inpitfd. and % SHOWS most faNirE D
bl't- ~ thc O. inside q the one
cent limit. saline township b. che fua
"i With % mills Those that are I'D
miilH ar over are New Alsra. Irr
s'i'oi To mills Toronto. ia inland ,t...
tuNhrhlp. i-.u mile iu kroA TOWNSHIP.
80 ualHs NJ Pleasant hss 1t mUI-
onion hie Do mills. Salem. "a Ross
township District. 40 GU MILLS Alinro ti.
iaEe district. Do mills NluEo. o. 40
nIitl Steuh~ntlAe 90 mills salem. .u
-pflhEnrld ~t'enship district DO sl
MUS EcrENnlf N4ilaE. district Do -H
MUS Amsterdam Village dirt-lrf. Do To-
Hls lf~r Ehulz ~ 80 mills Amstrrdan.
mile salem township. IIf0 mills
Roe tnN u~Hip district. 40 60 mills. Ht-
n 'nd ,ilasr district DO 90 mills Hi.U.
mona. ~" 10 mills Adena village dlsturI
MINIS AdcuH. 1880 mills. Sfuifr.
h~lH, " mills Moownslf. - mills.
Grove. 80 mills brilliant. IIG0 muI.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-28

Milton S~tllWsgon of Lincoln coun
~ has returned 10 this city for "a short
visit with relatives.
Miss Mary Bryan and Frankie Is
oow returned yesterday 10 their HON.
in oakland after a short visit with ST.
and Mra Chas Niebergall on sixth
street
Kinney Malone will leave tomo-
row for philadelphia. where he aI
spend several days on business
Mr. has NieberFall. who has been
confined 70 her home on Sixth stree,
Tor me past tHo months. b. recover.1g
slowly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-28
CANARY BIRDS
For Sale

Ny Beautiful dsy M night Opera
Singers are different In song snd far
'uper or 20 any you nave ever heard
~ the Canary family. They are al
seeiimated' tested ana guarantees
hne Voeaiists Cages. best seed song.
food, Medicines, etc. Reference
The many hundred persons Who have
purchased q ne Birds shipped every.
~nere - 81 kinds o. weather. Choice
females for breeding.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-28
Getting Busy

Excitement WAS created Ias- r.rh,
ou Thirty second street In an arsu
mont hcfeecu deputy Inspectors o..
.fAslopr and fac'ore and Joseph
N Heather'nrfou. proprietor or fh.
Liforama Iheafcr "a moving picflr.
shn" The ou'F of the Inspectors .
'o Inspect conditions arouud fhsaf.rs
ana other public buildings f1 See fra.
oNfs are provided in case Of f-e
rs'orlay if became common gossip
about 'cen that the fheater vas fo b.
closed bf order OF the Inspector
During tho affernoou one ~ fhe boz.
frrctors called ar fhc fheafer and ar
proved fhe plans and the matter va.
thought fp Dol closed lrfI Iasf night
uhrn Two other inspectors appeared
and opposed fhr plane
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-28
ARREST YOUNG NAN
FoR RoBBIHG Y. N. c. A

NEN YORK. Sow "a Young man
w." describes himself as Harry Good
Wa1. 30 los Angeles. was held ira $500
nat IN police court This afternoon
farrrd Will assault upon a matron a
~ West ~iI- v " 80 a ard burglary.
Nj Sarah M~Ifvorfh ~nrounfareg me
toOrE man and vas knocked down by
D. u.
iewrirN and riuftluE valued at $1,000
been stolen from the association
o. .ldiHE ~r@,~1'If. and according 20 tho
Dol. d. Goodman .as .puf~ssed % tl.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-28
Mrs Nancy keener.

SPECIAL Dispatch 90 Tie Intelig~ngsr
MORGANTOWN. " Va. Nov. 90
Mrs Nancy keener. widow OF Joseph
kcener. died Sunday al her home at
W estoSer She vas seventy eight
years Of age and six children survive
The funeral vas held this afternoon
and intermcnt made az Oa& Grove
cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-28

The Belmont County Medical So.
cieiy VIII hold e regular meeting this
afternoon SIN this CITY. The meeting
VIII r. held in the Globe hotel and
the toIlovlng program will D.. carried
out The Arc Light Boo Medic no.
hr j. = Mcclellan Notes on Frac-
lures. DR. d. So Boone
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-28
GoULDs WIN FIGHT
TO GUST THEM IN MISSOURI

JEFFERSON CITY. Mo. Nov 81
The supreme court % Missouri In an
opinion by Chief Justice valiant 10
day denied the writ % ouster asked
by the attorney general TO Dissolve
The merger Of the Gould lines tn MIS-.
EnurL-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-28
DEMOCRATS DENY
BUYING NOMINATION

NEW YORK. Nov. 27-Joscph Cas-.
sidy. Democratic leader 81 Queens
county Louis r walter. hs ueuten.
and. and William WIlcft. Jr.. pleaded
not guilty today 10 indictments charz.
ing that they consplred 20 buy Wi.
lets nomination 20 tne supreme
court Each vas admitted 20 $4,000
bail and Tho case was adjourned un.
go December 2
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-28
champlonshIn Gamr

overs OF football will have an Do.
poriuniv 20 see one OF the warmesf
contested games played this sea.ou
on the local sridlron when the Bel.
lhlrr Athletic team ciashe. witb he
G. \ eleven 90 the Sixteenth street
brouods Thursday afternoon for thu
championship Of Brllaire
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-28
STATE DEATHS
PROMINENT HoRsEMAN is
FOUND DEAD IN BED.

Sr".la. D.spatca 20 tae Intelligence
PARKERSBJRG. " Va. nov %
A victim OF heart disease. Charles %.
Johnson a hOrseman kuoVn through
out West virginia. Ohio ana Ken
lucky. was found Head in bed iu his
home here this afternoon H- had
been dead several hours. The de
ceased vas slSty-seveu years OF age.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-28
mILIIoNAIREs TO START
BIG TROTTtNG FARM

LEXINGTON. Ky. Nov 27-It VAS
reported here today that a number OF
eastern millionaires have formed a
- udicat" which NIl buy several
great farms near Lexington and Will
transform them into trotting farms.
making Lexington the irotting horse
center OF fhe United states
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-28
BELLAIRE
Encouraging Reports Reach Both
"Wet" n DRY" sides. Accord.
ING 10 Reports Of Leaders.

Leaders for the vets say that go
solid IL the liberal organization 900
Belmont county that 90 is ready for
the vote any day. on the other hand.
h dry forces claim the Interest
manifested by The young voters of
the county and city in the dry
movement Il an encouraging feature
Local representative Of the Belmont
County Business Mems Association
stated yesterday there would b. NO
sensational Developments.