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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1911-01-12

Investigations which have lately
been made by the commission appoint
ed In New York to look into the opera
tons Of the milk trust show that the
dairyman - milk producer = Is getting
from 21a to 3A cents per quart for his
milk, barely enough to reimburse him
for cost of feed and care, while the
consumer in the large cities is paying
from 8 to 10 cents quart for the
same milk. 1t looks nightly as If the
transportation companies and the milk
trust were robblng the farmer on the
one hand and practicing extortion on
the consumer with the other. There
will likely be something doing when
the commission gets through with Its
hearings.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1911-01-12

J. c. Perry, Island Falls. is laying
the foundations for a new axe factory
located just below the new schoo!
building on Houlton street Mr.. Per
~ will install up-to-date machinery
including new trip-hammer, and
it will run by electric power.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1911-01-12

While hawks will now and then vary
their bill of fare by bouncing down on
q juicy young chicken 1t is rare indeed
that they do so. Especially Is this true of
the so called hen hawk, which spends
the greater portion Of its time circling
over field and meadow In search of
mice. gophers and rabbits. of which 1t
kills large numbers In the course Of a
summer season. When the small boy
brings down hawk (and this applies
with equal force to OWLS he puts out
of business one of the best friends
the farmer and the fruit grower have.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1911-01-12

The reconstructed Belfast Savings
Bank building in Belfast, just com
pleted, after an addition of one story
End general refnishing throughout
is one of the finest and handsomest
business buildings in the Waldo city
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1911-01-12

The J W. White Company, Au-
burn. have had plans drawn by Archi-
tect f. J. Gibbs of Lewiston for six
cottages TO be erected on land re
Gently purchased by them in the
former city Whitehouse Bros. of
Lewiston are putting in the founda-
tons.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-09
LORDS CENSURE
GOVERNMENT
RESULT or KINGS PROMISE TO
INCREASE PEERS.
veto Bill. shorr Of Vital Amendments.
is Near p Vote.

LONDON. iur n The veto bfU
thorn ol the vital amendments of fhe
house of Iord.. hu' with some minor
concessions added fo it. will be rra.
s'rf'l fD fho house OF lords tomor
ross. hW iHrr" arc sp many peers Who
WieI fo Hkr part fn fn. debate, hrf
vote f no' likely before THURSDAY
IH" Insurgents have obtained l
ocigh'v recruit in Lord Roberts. who
h9a announced hIs intention fo vote
Wifh fhn followers of Earl OFT iIai.
bury AGAINST fho measure Lord
Roberts contend. that in politics. as
in war Tho path ~ duty also is fhc
path of safety
Or. t.fr ~ ..r fo cs fhe house nr
.ff t"rIrh raff'si a motion ma1e Ir
i.fi 'uf ..r '.rarrIrr Obj. fut.fu.
w uf f.f IutIr- secured from fl.
lire rr.uu.. OF sufficient p..r4 fn
nue7 OBJ. veto nHI. should fI5f measure
Doc r'l..f.i I. fI. upper nau.. Of
frir .Iu."f 'N. u.fi.u was .Ir.fgr
Co. f'Ht of Nr'h.. o. Unfur. h, ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-09
RAILROAD MEN
ENTERTAINED
A. w. THOMPSON TENDERS 10.
CAL MEN BANQUET.
S'tuatio- That corFronts the Railroad
Men of Today Discussed at
Mcclure.

Under the brilliant light OF the ban.
qU"t malls OF the Mcclure hotel last
evening \. ". Thompson. general
manager OF the Baltimore n ONO rail
road. banGu"tcd the local employees OF
'hc road. With his stan. Mr. Thomp-
son l. INSPECTING Tho Il. y . lines and
is holdIu- meet u-s 10 civr instruC-
tons to IN" employee ON m" situation
hat C"ntrou's the railroad men OF
today.
Mr.. THOMPSON is we'll known here.
having some years ago been super
intendcuf of the Wheeling division.
Atter tIr banquet last evening ne
made "a short address. In which he
spoke ct frc system adopted by the
n. 4 -. road. and url,d all employees
10 attend strictly 10 these rules. lie
spoke ot Tho savings thar could be
made hs these rules hcius followed
our. Toid. b' Wi.. -o To AARON. ohio.
and later I.ttsbUrc and other points.
where similar meetings viii b, held.
Follow ius age those 'ht' attended tine
banquet last evening a. W Thomp-
son. i. e. Burke. = j NcElroy. W
G.. Carl. ". V. Frazier. a =. Cochran.
j. :. Brennan. J. Gttrwood W J.
Duffey. \ Anderson. T. r. Dreyius.
Nerney. u. * HUI. \. Schaaf. l.. y.
Kemm. ] C. Bowman. %. Eagerly T..
Martdugh. G.. Malone. T.. a. Falken-
burg. J. Broderick. ! r Koecau. j.
= Waller. T.. y. Williams. F. l..
Stuart. r. "a. clark. g. \ Schmoll. J..
T.. Irwin. j. y. Spielmanu. f. Stimp-
son. ". l.. Cockrel. Y. II. Reynolds.
". G.. Dc.eeu. 70. ~. Hip-lsy. j. "
Bull. j. w Root. r. y. Begin. G.. H..
Ronneson. q. A. Murphy. j. y. Jones.
u Woodward. o. r.. Cocorau. J.. r.
Flesher F. r.. Holloway. !. r. Fisher.
G. VI. GrIswcl. j ". Coon. l. -.
Mozers. = IS Graham. ~ Hauarsh.
Messr-. PARKS. Ford and JsNr.-s.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-09

near Dallas. entertain lltle hope for
MS recovery from a severe attack OF
typhoid fever. and his death is expect
ed al any time.
The foundation for n now residence
in Park View was started yesterday
FOR W. p. Wickham.
An exciting ball game is expected
tomorrow evening on the Patterson
grounds between Dr. Wilbur Geisler's
team from above the railroad. and Or.
X. VI. Petticord's team from below the
tracks. The doctors will do the
twirling
The social committee or he Senior
c. +. society. OF the Stone church.
held a meeting last evening n the
home Of Miss Virginia Lashley. OF
Hazelwood addition. and arrange
ments We're completed for a social
meeting tomorrow evening a: rhe
home of Miss Anna Grandstaff.
Miss Bertha Deiselhart. OF Pittsburg.
is visiting friends in Triadelphia for
few days.
The regular meeting OF the board of
directors of the State bank. of Elm
Grove. was held last evening and
routine matters transacted
Mr.. Sommerville is confined TO his
home in Greggsville with an attack
OF rheumatism.
Miss Minnie Showers. Of Pittsburg.
Is spending several weeks at the
Green hotel in Triadclphia.
Miss Virginia Order. who has been
very i'll at her home in Dallas. with a
severe attack OF typhoid fever. is re
ported ia be recovering rapidly.
Charles Davis. OF Elm Grove. has
returned from business trip TO Ma
iorsvillc
BOYD Foster. Russell Hicks and
Albert Bush. all OF Limestone. spent
yesterday in Elm Grove.
Alfred D0nahue. OF pi'tsburg. has
returned after spending Yesterday with
friends in Triadelphia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-09
No vIolere. IN s.rlL.

WV NORk AUG For fhc FIRST
im" since The beginning of the strike
saturday morning. trc Concy island
and urookiyn Railroad Company nut
W. trolley c1rs back ON an all night
'chcdul" tonight. without interference
worthy of thc name hv strife sym.
pI'N.f"rs There las been no let no.
however. in Oh" vigilance of tho police.
1000 of whom stii luarI the twenty
miles OF track
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-09
OIL AND GAS

Senr Perrysville. Allegheny county.
n fairly good producer has been drilled
In and il is barely possible that 1t may
SHOW a narrow southwest extension
The now producer IL Mcisse * Sche-
mer's test on the Swan heirs farm.
located l.4OO feet southwest OF the
good producer on the schwartz farm
At siA feet in the sand thu swan farm
test Is showing for % or 80 barrels
a day This location * the farthest
90 any from the Schwartz No. l and
II IS good as estimated may develop
"A narrow producing streak to the
southwest. passing between the
Schwartz No = on the test on the
Jones farm to the southeast and the
dry holes on the Kaylor farm To the
north and west.
Th.- show for an eastern extension
Is no, so good. Lapham * McNair
hav, drilled their test on the Camp
bell farm. located l 200 feet east Of
thu Schwartz 30. I. five feet into the
sand and have developed no oil There
Is still chance for a pay with deeper
drilling. The Swan ami tho Campbell
farm wells are all that are drilling
nj this time In the Prrrysville develop
mcnt. The old we'll ON the Schwartz
farm IS still producing about 40 barrels
a day
Near Bridc,,ill.. Allegheny county,
E"i..drr'. Tree x Fiuu,gan have drill
"d their t.st ON thu Hannah heirs
fHrm d''p'r into tho EItth sand and
found nothing but "a light eas press
ur' Unless 1t improves with deeper
drilling it will bo failure
West Virginia Competitions.
on Gr'.n Crock. Walton district.
Ro1u- c"uufr. W NJ. the Louis T.
Paw. pil COMPANY h1s completed 80
u ON the &. g. IfiV.1y farm and has
90 81" tsrr1 producer. tn. best that
has been found in the old district for
many months
Tn tho ,N;r.mc lower southwest
p"rti" u.f th" producing Development.
oa t;.aI Fork. Butal district. Lin
colin county. OBJ" HiE creek Develop
mont company D. Increasing its op.r-
ati'uS This company has drilled SO
. ON III" ~. :. Lawrence farm
through Tho Eorou grit and has a
show for "a "5-barrcl producer on
'h" sam" stream. the same company
has started 90 drill SO. on the J.
~. Guru-s form
Fourth Sand Producer in Harrison.
on Ten Nil" Cr"'k. Euglr district
Harrison county. tho Fairmont Build
inns ~ Investment company has COM
pl' tod its test ON tho Fairmont coal
rHTra0N's property ANA % Is prpduc-
irs 90 barrels a day from thu Fourth
."ru 'u Grass Euu. the Indnp.nd-
'nf oil company rs testing It's well on
IN" William Hickman farm iu the
Gordon. The well has drilled q" "a
depth ~ a.l15 t'st and found nothing
hut light pay in tho top Of th. sand
con- tho Sam" stream. the Curtis oil
company is fishing for haller in IT'S
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-09
Survey Made.

The Baltimor" and Ohio railroad
had "a force ~ surveyors az work yes
tcrday in Elm Grove. establishing the
lines = tine companys property be
tween y h"eiiuE creek and tho VA
tiona' road above the tracks \ deal
for the purchase az tho tract OF land
is pending hcfVccn the company and
a number of prominent business men
ut Elm Grove
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-09

and the number Of members required
To make quorum was changed from
% to l.. II was decided 20 place a
railing along the walk which was re-
Gently erected from the town TO the
y. a O. station. Bills were ordered
paid and routine business transacted.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-09
Won Another Game

The Elm Grove Juniors added an.
other victory 10 lengthy list ycster.
day morning when they defeated the
Park View Juniors on the Patterson
grounds. by the score OF 70 :. Mad.
den and Amos formed the battery for
the winners. They have won sixteen
games out OF twenty played.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-09
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

n. j. VIII hc received hv the Board ~
county ''miui-slorers or Ohio county
hHii. }" u4. August I4fh FOR f.s
ul.l.tnr 81 two concrete ValIs-orfe on
q. wells Run. tie other oI - 60. q =
I." BOARD reserves the r.rIf o. reject
any OR aiI bills
F"t further information call ~ Tho
'ifir' uf tic Board pf Commissioners. or
go t." office OF 4 IS fG.'l county i'm
s.n""r. 'ltv Rank ruIdirc
a. =. Bel. county Engineer
IN--~ sI.I.i- 1.l-h-1n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-09
| E D.

WEISHAR-Du Tuesday. August Sth.
1871. 90 3 o'clock e. 10. az the resi-
dente ~ hi4 daughter. Mrs Louisa
EiclenherE. SO. 1902 Me- olioDn ST.
JOSEPH WE1SHAR. iu his s6th year.
Funeral services on Thursday afternoon
at O'Clock Friends ~ family zee
sYectfuIlS Invited Co attend. Inter
mont 90 Peninsula cemetery.
ARTHUR suddenly. on Monday. August
O.. az gl' u.rio.k g. 90. GRACE,
daughter o. William BE- Arthur
Iunerai from family residence. 40. 1901
" colleen street Ou "wednesday morn
irr o. A. o.,Iu.k Mass a. ST. Jos,pu.4
tItUtIraf 90 $3.50 o'clock Friends
% o.. fafuil, invited o. attend In
feru'uf az. Nt calvary cemetery.
CHUTE Tuesday. August Sth. 1911.
at urio.t Cd. w MISS ELLA CHUTE.
rIfsftI notice hereafter
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-09

The Amalgamatrd Association OF
Iron. Steel y Tin Workers of Martins
Ferry. have made arrangements for
The annual picnic and outing of tho
association to be held saturday at
Wheeling park
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-09
G. W. PERKINS
Continued from FIRST Page,

-@N-a- a. - tAsNHg
for retiring what is considered me
water IN the coccnrn."
How much water was there in the
steel corporation" The chairman
asked
! did not feel thar there was any.
but II Was the common criticism or
the time that there WIS water IN the
corporation"
Well. then. why did You discuss
water in the stock Oith them"
- know Of no other answer can
make than what have sal q that
criticism WIS in the air"
The chairman then referred IN n
statement made by Mr. Perkins at
the same meeting IN answer TO a
question 10y Chairman = H. Gary. if
- was his idea 20 make an elastic
stock. so that he could issue bonds m
place OF preferred stock Mr. Per
kins is said 20 have reclared he
Thought that would be dangerous
Dangerous To- whom asked Mr.
Stanley
OF really don't know" Mr Perkins
replied. BE has been actn g nervous
a.t'''A=tN 'IIf. If'tNlNIIa NH| |.If'
minutes and the questions and sat
with hands folded. rolling h.s thumbs
Needed Money
In This same meeting. the chair.
man quoted Judge Gary. a- stating.
That Do" believed ir a pretty good plan.
and thar th" corporation must raise
NOR" moner. sumcw here.
DO you remember That statement.
by Judge Cary llo ssk,d
$50. DO not. said Nr Perkins
Well. enter into flo record aIi
Of This remarkable" statement. said
the chairman
Representative BARTLETT Jed the vIt.
ness into 70 description OF the panic
~ 1905. and 'he events which led up
fu the absorption OF 90. Tcrur. -re
Goal q iron Company. o., flD steel
corporation Nr Perkins fr-f gave
graphic picture Of corI ton. iu Nrr
lnrt h1W tI" city Df Sos York l.I
20 ho helped fho sfock EXCHANGE
aided hy m"rr millions. auI r1rti,u.
larry explained fto threatening con.
dit,ou of Oh. Trust .oupInt. OF Amer
ica and %" Lincoln Trus' Company
Thr-" trust comYtr.D- and the
firm OF Moor" ~ Solc. we're frcmh
ling .n tha balance" 'f- Perkins said
NJ,
Mr. p,rr.f. -..T ,l... ~''..,s. .r-.,.
ID. Oh, b. -r,-.....,. ,-,,,.,.,'... o..
.,,. ,to,r, T. -,tf... ..i .,.,,,-,,t,.,.
t.. We p.-..,.. ....r.. .l.. f.t,,...'t....
....r..,-. a.s,.-,., 10. .. ...,........ &C.,.
r-.y.,,i. ,,.,fs,a,.,.rs.
.rr. ,., &C., 80 elm. t,,f ,,.
,o .... vo.-, a. -ct... f.,. ,. ,
mar, OF ,., ,..,....,.... ~ r.., .-..,
,.,.,, 30 .... .....,..I..., ,., .. I..
sfoef corporation took over Ternc...,
"a, ..t. ,f,.,. . -,tI., Ola, ,t.
banker. ~ SOL, Yor erra bound FOO
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-09

the financial dictator. he said:
Mr. Morgan certainly was the
savious OF that panic. II there ever
was general in charge OF any fight
Tor any people. who accomplished
more than Morgan did in that crisis
nothing is recorded about it in his
tory"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-09
DeliohtfuI Affair.

\ hay ride was given last evening
by about fifteen couples from North
Wheeling. The party started from
WarWood and Went ont the National
pike As far as Triadelphia. where a
chicken and waffl, supper was served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-09

NncflIrs. " Va. uIy o.. 1911
T.r following application rra lrrr
ffi wIfn me fHr lil.rr license f1r fHe
tsaf. fHff 1912
% common Mair street Patterson.
Wret NIf.IIia. onto Count,
ftfare.ffu'fv.
IDIIN Do WELLS
t'.r. nf thr CHluI5 gnurf D.f. CO. W.
Va ft.r.-au S-fs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-09
d ALLY BULLETIN.
West Virginia Free Public Employment
bureau.
Situations Wanted.

An eNQeri cu~ei sfenographer wants
situation as either stenograYher or
teacher u Shorthand and typewriting:
teaches tle Il-rfic system Of short
bond AMI tie touch system OF typewrlt-
ing
Man wants situation as wntchnnan or
% dn any lchf work. IS handy about re-
pairing machinery. ~ also licensed
trEiueer.
Az experienced hookkeepe- wants sit
uatinr o. De- office work % any kind
8 capable. miIils-aEcI woman wants
situation as huusckerper FOR elderly
couple
An experiences ship1lrs clerk wants
situation. can give good references
Apply or address Free Public Employ
msrt Bureau. '43 18Th 81. city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-09
SEALED PROPOSALS.
MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED Two first class rooms with
board Tor refined couple and seven year
.it daughter. prefer To- locate in East
W he'!ing- Price no object. hut modern
C.nNenirnccs essential Address + NJ
w. care The Intelligence. au-s-g
WANTED-i.0oO farmers to write US for
cut rat" grocery price list. We sell
line rHnulated sugar cts pcr mound
Wh"n You order groceries amounting 10
goo or more. Economy supply Co.
Wheeling. ". Va au-e-i
WANTED-Secoud-ha Webster Tn
hridscd Dictionary. cheap " 4 =
care o. Intelligence. a--s-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-09
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-CheRp. one Model Ford
Roadster Inquire Of a. ". Loe, ~
South broadway. National phone 81.
Aus. III
The Wrangell sentinel., 1911-08-17
SWITCHED THEIR VOTES.
The Incident That Won Tom Corwia's
 First Fiaht For Congress.

First Fight Tor congress.
 "When l saw the oil painting of Tom Corwin in the treasury" said an Ohio man. 'I could not but recall the story told in Corwin's old home of Lebanon of how he won his first election to congress. He was young man and already noted as an orator. but he had a hard district and little encour- agement for election. He was making his tour of the counties and one night stopped at the double cabin of farm- CT known to be a very feryent advo- cate of political policies of the oppo- sition. Corwin talked politics care fully with the old man and his sons before bedtime, but had little hope Of winning a single vote in the house. hold. In the morning the old man took Corwin outside and announced that every voter in the family would be for him on election day. This astonished and delighted Corwin. who change of heart
 "The old man told how the opposition candidate had stopped at his house one night the week before and how the host and wife had watched the candidate go to bed. To their disgust, he actually put on a nightgown like those worn by a woman. This dis gusted the rugged old pioneer. Then Corwin was told how the old farmer and his wife had watched him go to bed and as he had not bothered about nightie. they determined he was not taken to frflls. Corwin could see the humor of the incident, and in every succeeding speech he told that night shirt story on the other candidate. holding him up to scorn. The result was victory for Corwin. and he owed it all to that story of shirt."- Washington Post.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1911-08-17

Yoa wiil never find better den- tr:hce than Nydenta Cream, It's a cleanser. 3 preseFvatiye. an ant iseptic, prevents fermentation and yet is delightful 10 use. Let lis show you-Shurick Drug Co.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1911-08-17

z -
 public school house. The work will make the room larger and give better light.
 STORAGE BATTERIES, guaran. teed not to sulphate. Cheaper than dry cells. Come in and see us about 'em. WrangelI Light and Power Company, at Power House.
 Do your feet trouble you-feel as though you were walking on pins and needles? They'll get over that in a hngry if you use Nyars Eas Em-a little in the shoes in the morning does the work.
 A. E. StrangeL, representing the H. ]. Heinz Company oi Chicago, came upon the Humboldt Saturday MT. Stranger has charge of Pacific Coast territory north of California.
 Are yQu nearly dawn and out physically and meatally-all run down-if so you should take Nyals Nutritive HEpophosphates es-it will increase your appetite, increase tha c rulation, noprish the tissues- give you a buoyant step and make life worth While.-Shurick Drug Co.
 The ga screw, :'J. G: Osborne'' is ready for charter by t1e job, day or hour at reasonable rates.
 For further information, inquire Qf Al Osborne, owner, or W. E. Parrott, Masterr
 Weakness follows sickness. The cure for weakness is nourishment. Nourishment ices not mean well fed", It means foQd that contains life-giving clements in slch form as will be readily converted into blood and tissue. Digesto is nour- ishment: It Is a Highly ooncen- treated liquid food, pre-dige sted, containin5 large pCrceL tage of diastase, the digestive clement of the alt.-Shurick Drug Co.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1911-08-17
News of Lo-
 cal Interest

F. ]. Stewart IS building a skiff, The Vermont was in from To- keen Saturday.
 Rev. A. Sweere, of Ketchikan, was in town Sunday.
 P. C. Mccormack went to Sta. kan on the Gussie L.
 The Taku Jack was in from Santa Ana. Monday,
 Judge Gunnison, of Juneau, was 2 Wrangell visitor Wednesday. Dave Wing and F. Livesay haze bought the gas:boat, Salmon.
 The floating cannery, Glory of the Seas, is tied up at ketchikan. Fora, to Mir. and Mrs. P. ]. Go,nan, Friday morning, an eight polnd son.
 C. P.Cole went to Shakan to re: pair and float large for the St. Mictael Trading Co.
 Donald Sinclair and family re: turned last week from their ou ng at Olive Bay.
 Vim. Le wis saw black hear re. gently on the beach between town and the cannery.
 FLOWER DROPS" the aris- t2ccat of perfumes. Just received by 5hurick Drug Go.
 The N'rangell Shingle mill re- sumed operation Monday after lay-up for repairs.
 Dr. Black, of Chicago, a noted dental authority, went north on the Princess May last Friday.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1911-08-17

Ole Johnson and Ed. Weber are doing some alteration work on the public school house. The work will make the room larger and give better light.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1911-08-17

Cbile-Concarne-Denney,s.
 If you want crab, go to Der; ney's.
 Found: "A pair of gold rimmed nose glasses in a boat by the float. Owner pleas4 call at Sentinel office or same.
 MT. and Mrs. C. C. Harris and Miss Grace Wi gg were in from! Santa Ana cannery Tuesday and Wednesday.
 While the Port Simpson was in port after her first trip ug the riv: .r, another rudder, the fourth, was made and attched.
 K. Case cornered and dispatched a Porcupine in the enterance to the rhlinget Trading Company's store Thursday evening.
 Losr:-A bar pin with three large nuggets, Sunday evening. Finder please return to this office, or Miss Linheart, owner.
 How long since you gave
 YOUR WIFI" a bottle ot per fume? Get her bottle oi FLOWER DROPS" at Shurick Drug Co.
 A. J. KaIkins has installed a. 18 H. P, Eddystone-Globe, three cylinder engine in the Black Fox and 1t will be ready for work Mon- day.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1911-08-17

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The Wrangell sentinel., 1911-08-17

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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-06
ENTHUSIASTIC BUT SMALL
AUDIENCE HEARS HEINEMANN

Although Alexander Heinemann
was greeted by a very small audience
Sunday afternoon, in the Garrick
theater, there was no lack OF en-
thusiasm and applause for his efforts.
He sang a splendid program OF bee
thoven, Brahms. Schubert and other
classic song composers with all the
artistic care and brilliancy OF an ar
fist facing an audience OF large num-
bers. The Russian dancers, Nine.
Paviowa and M. Mordkin. evidently
cornered the money market on their
visit a week ago, and SO concertgoers
and patrons OF music and art general
" had nothing left for Herr Heine-
mann or any other artist who may
have presented himself so soon.
Herr Heinemann is considered one
OF the greatest opponents OF the art
of song Interpretation. He has fne
baritone voice and upon this natural
foundation he has built thorough
knowledge of tone production, decia-
nation and the literature OF music
He studies his songs from every
standpoint and after he has COM
plete comprehension Of the text, the
composers meaning and the musical
score, he begins to prepare the song