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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-01-21

ri for possible longer than YOU have. /
am glad aud proud to bc classcd there
fore. with such Democrats ~ o. A. Lar
%fusola, II. NJ. D%aughcrty, " =. Hope
well, \. H. uarlcc. ", u. Walton, a.. \.
Richardson. G.. a. lrlcc, Judge Compton,
John llinklc. John ". Poe, ChHs. T..
Easily. aud men 1T this character "
the, ntc not good Democrats and good
citizens, then Goi PIT, New McN,ro
Now. MI. Johnson. vou have wound
NJ ,uut communication 10y stating that
went through ruluru,u recently, to
Alnmogorio. that the Advertiser pub
lishcd IN tina, place b. against the con
.titutiun but after FAN visits Alnmu
gordo. be- underwent q sudden change.
Now be- d, Tor the Constitution. That
mean corruption t. the very core,
You must produce Your proof, ~ cvi
drncc, a. Ia TIN, assertion II YOU are nn
| honest man. have known Won Tor
wears aud always believed YOU to hc u
good citizen. aud u man who would not
without some reason, aud q convincing
one. urWnrrnutcdl, attack the character
~ ANY other person ~ citizen. The unly
Interpretation which ran nc Iut upon
these word. i that through some corrupt
words T. that through some corrupt
' Influence, the payment ut money ~
some other consideration, | induced the
editor or uwucrs ~ Publisher, ~ the
Nlnmoporiu Advcrii.ci rurruptly ~
change their views aud undertake 'u
poisson the mind, oi the people 10y sta,
iup what was false ~ advocating that
whirh wu> io the drtr,m"nt at the pru
pile IN Otcro county. such ~ Statehood.
1T course must dcuN TIN. ~ nhsu.
lutcly false. aud ,uur informrr ~ u viii
ful. mnliri"us inisiiicr. II thu, rommu.
nira,iou j. mrrrl, IN cmnua'iou FROM
,uur htnin. then you ar" not the man
u"t the good citizen whom ! believed
YOU To- 10" aud yuu are either crnl, ~
y f%nl,itirr aud 'hi. am rctiuiul, lua,l
10 hclir," "i ,uu.
Now. demand ut YOU 40 cNplauu.
iiun ~ this statement without r]quivnra
ton, and unless y"u cnu produce cyl
drnrc To- suh.tHutiato your conclusion,
mud statements. viii expect Won =,
mak" an u%r"l"Ey IN q public manner -
you have made vnur charges.
Yours.
ALBERT a. FALL.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-01-21
department uf the Interior, T.. =. Ian
Onirc u' ru,umcuri. y. VI.

department Of 'hr Interior, 4. q. Ian
Onicc o' 1u,umruri. y. VI,
January %. lpll.
Notice il hereby given that Walter
l.. poyuor. al Plaza. y. NJ. who. uu Doe
~. 1908, made, n. T.. No t,l5 SnI,a.
NJ. uI3gS for NWI, see. 20 aud Nid
II. h. Olga@a sept. o. 1909 Tor NE'r sec
-, Twp 10 y, Kaup" .. T., y, VI. T.
Meridian. has il"t notice Of intention
To- make final Five Wear Proof. To- go,
iahli,h claim e the land above drsrrlb
cd, hciorc the Register aud Receiver
T.. :. Land office ~ Tucumrari, y VI
"n the .Sth day ct February, lnll.
Claimant names ~ witnesses: T.. l.
Baker of l.oyd, y. NJ, Don Allen. Arch,
Holt, H. T.. crnv ford, all of Plaza, y VI
1. li.it Il. \. Prentice, Register
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-01-21

Prof. j.. u. Tinsley. the dry farm
expert of the santa Re System. is swing
ing around the pecos Valley circuit
again. aud from the large audiences aud
close attention given him, 1t is evident
that his years Of patient aud th0nkless
labor are beginning to count lie WIS
the first soil expert TO operate on the
east side of the mountains. When he
FIRST started, he was looked upon with
hatred by the cattlemcn and with apn
thy by the farmers. Tie first advocated
under drainage in the irrigated areas,
aud people rallied him crazy. Now they
concede him the wiser than Solomon.
Few men live 10 see their missionary
work Va reward ID, for there ARE a hun.
bred thousand dry farmers in New Mex.
leo today aud drainage is nm accepted
and desirable thing in all Of the Irri.
gated sections.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-01-21

Remembering the .railty of the flesh.
here l. one that is powerful glad that
Mile. Thamnrn de Swirsky. the Russian
dancer, isn't coming To the Pecos Vat.
lev this trip. After witnessing the
shameless nihusiasm Of Col. Bill Brogan
Capt. Padgett. Paul Walters aud q lot
~ other old roosters on the other side
of the mountains, il Is refreshing 10
note that the impressionablr youth Of
this side will not be exposed 10 temp.
tation.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-01-21

The pecos Valley has this wiuted been
visited by more tramps than ever be.
fore In q season. Usually they are ne.
corded little attention. When they get
tcp thick they are escorted to the limits
of the town and told to beat IT,. II
they were stray horses or cattle they
would have been impounded and cared
for until claimed by their owners or un.
~ new owners could have been procur
I'd ~ provided by law. stray dogs have
little difficulty Ia finding homes where
they are fel aud sheltered. and wen
stray eats are allowed 20 cuddle up be.
hind warm stoves and lap milk from
china .aucer-. IT, j. still true that The
toNes have holes. aud the birds Of the
air have nests. hut the son of man hath
not where 10 lay his head. Animals
have value. man has none. Animals and
birds are protected by law, and the state
guards them with NJ strong y hand A.
that which guards the most highly fav.
orcd citizen. Man must fight his wi
battles and he must root hog or die. lie
possesses no value such ~ possessed by
animals and his appeals for food and
shelter arouse hut little pity. The door
swings open to1hc cry ~ the sickly eat
or the mournful bowling Vt the hungry
dog, hut IL j. locked aud barred again-,
the humble pleading Of the starving
man. The human paupcr j. the most
wtrtchcd and the most worthless piece
Of rubbish that rneumhers ~, earth.
Aud one Of the most troublesome prob.
lcms with which society has had Ia deal
j. the disposition To be made Of the help.
less poor. II has not vet been made law
ful To Nil the tramp ~ we would Kill
q cow, but after countless centuries Of
civilization we have found NJ better
solution of the tramp problem than that
which has been adopted by our police
We are not allowed TO kill the tram
with guns and clubs, hut ~ al agr,.
that death 10y starvation or by freezing
""nld serve MN rlRht' " IN" desired
'"d 90" h' '"rh'd 10y 'ih"r means Thar
murder, We take II ~ q good riddaure
nut you say what nr" "" going &" ~
WIN nl 'hr tr"mps' what do YOU d'
WIN al N""t criminals al OF Your IN
sane, all of your feeble minded. all NJ
Your hllhh ahh DEAR tn" state pro
. Nld"s Tor 'l "i th"s" unioriunni'
classes IN" state Furnishes the crimi
"'ls' 'he state gives medical treatmen
To VI" insane III" stat" develops I'll,
mental faculties nt the feeble minded
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-01-21
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
department "i the Interior, 4. :. Ian,
office ~ Turumrnri. y. VI.
January ~. 1911

''f'"H' fH 49,
\otIr" l. hereby given that oliver
VI. Harvey. oi Plaza. y. w., who. on
February a.. 1905. made Homestead IN.
try Ne. 7lIU. serial No. uGIiu, tor ~,
Nwh and w. NEtt SEQ. -, Twp.
n y, Range ~ T., y. VI. T.. Meridian,
has filed notice Of intention 10 make
Final Five Year Proof, 20 establish
claim to the land above described, b"
fore the Register aud Receiver, T.. =.
Land Onirr, 1T rucumcuri. y. NJ, ou the
IN day 1T March, 1911.
Claimant name. a. witu"Ssr. Don Al.
len. Frank Cronord. VI. G. rovuor. ". t..
l'ovnof. all Ut Plaza. y. VI.
lliit Il. \. Prentice, Reg ',r.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-01-21
Secretary Of New Mexico.

General superintendent Hawks Of the
Southwestern, was IN the city the last
Of the week. lie spoke favorable of bus
mess conditions and expressed satisfac.
ton AT the name in which the differ.
ent departments were being handled in
Tueumcari.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
department of the Interior, T.. :. Land
Onicc ~ Turumcoti, y W.

~ ~ Wv " W. w
Onicc ~ @Turumcsri, y. VI.
January -, 1911.
No,ir" b, hereby given that Marion
Columbus ro,uor, ct Plaza, y. NJ, who.
"u Dry. III, 1905, made 49, t. No G'l4
for the SWi, see. ~, and .t H. T.,
SCI. N". UI3liI. Feb. ~, lr,o, tur the
So, SO. 20, Twp 10 y, Range % H.
y. VI. T.. Meridian, ha' filed motto" 81
Intention to make Final Five Year Proof
q" establish claim To- III" land above d"
.rrihcl. before the Register and Rcr"ly
ri, 4. :. Land Othcr ~ Tucumcari, y
W.. uu the 2s'h day Of February, 1911
Claimant names a. wituc~S"s. T.. l.
Baker of l."Nd. y. NJ, Ion Allen. Arch,
Holt. Il. y. 'rowfori. all 81 Plaza, y
7 VI.
T. \. Prentice. Register
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-01-21

Roswell is starting n big revival
meeting that is expected to gather Ia
NJ least 1000 sinners. Why that low
limit. when there are ut leaSi five times
that many hat might be- .natched ftom
the burningf
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-01-21
JANUARY 81,
1911, "QUO vADIs7''
Continued from irst peRe)
Handouts OF Sorts

Andy White, former ambassador IA
Germany aud also ex president to Cor
nell university, is much worried, say.
ing that this country is threatened with
An influx of anarchists, following the
bounccment in progress in England. An.
dy should cheer up. We have so many
In this country now that a few thous
and more wouldn Z mSke any particular
diferenee.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-01-21

William j. Iuuuors. chairman Of the
New iork state Committee, who retired
FROM IN" chairman ship last ummrr
MIR. C"nu"rs has long been a prominent
iigur" IN New York Politics and has al
80 been active 10 the national affair,
"f his party
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-01-21

Carlsbad like. to keep things NOV
ing. IL will endorse the constitution
on the 2lst aud On the 2sth will vote
on changing the name to Carlsbad
Springs. The result is easy to forecast
in the Alternative matter. The Current
saws that everybody that wants to
change is crazy and the Argus in redn.
ed language saws IL is iassackery run
riot. "A both Col. Mullane aud col.
Reed know their Carlsbad pretty we'll,
M debate il possible.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-01-21
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
department ii the lutcrlor, 4. =. Land
ONE" NJ Tucumcari, y. VI,
InnmnTN .. 1911.

Notice l. hereby given that Howard
King. Of TucumrarI. y. NJ, who. On
March /. 1900, made II. T., No. 73sl.
serial W.. 0I5Oi, tor Lots ! aud . and
~. NWit. See. :, Twp. ~ y, Range
% T., y NJ T. Meridian, has filed no
'ic" Of intention Ia make final Five
Year Proof. 80 establish claim 10 the
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-01-21
EvANoELIsT cooKsEl
WILL LECTURE HERE

DR.. Thomas /" Cooksey, evangelist.
will lecture al the Presbyterian church,
Tuesday, January .lth. The pahlic j.
invited.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-01-21

Theodore Roosevelt has met with
his second great reverse. The HaRer
man Messenger has turned against him.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-01-21

From the way in which senator Bcv.
eridRc used the hot knife ON Billy Lori
mer, | am inclined to believe that the
gentle art Of remvoing hides IL no, con.
fined to the slaughter house.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-01-21
d A. b. FALL
THROWS FLASHIIGHT
Continued from first page

w IffIHf w ~ W.
would have preferred, probably, to see
ingrafted In the constitution the law
~ water rights which would have NJ
fcctcd every title to water In aud
around Tularosa.
10 have adopted the community ditch
system. ~ known in the Rio Grandc val
Icy. would have had the same disastrous
effect.
The Constitution, therefore. simply
recognizes the law Of appropriat Gus of
water and leaves to- legislation the de-
tails of working the matter out 80 that
the rights Of each community in the
Territory ma bc properly protected.
Now. Sir, you have said that ! ear
ried out none Of my promises.
A careful reading Ut the Constitution,
which YOU have evidently not given Il.
| think would cause YOU. ~ a Just man.
to reconstruct your opinion upon this
subject.
was for the Initiative. There were
twcnty.ninr democrats in the Constitu
,ional Convention. None Ut these raw.
orcd the Oregon plan 10 which they had
pledged themselves In the Territory and
In the different counties thereof. iuclud
ing the county of Otcro. do not mean
to say that In their hearts they forsuok
the Oregon plan, but I do mean 10 saw
that In the convention they abandon.
ed It absolutely aud entirely.
! mean To say further, that ~ chair.
man IT the Legislative Committee. all
the different files introduced touching
the matter Of primary elections, recall,
initiative aud referendum and matters
d. this character. came before any com
mittcc public notice was given 10y my.
self In open convention and IN the differ.
rnt territorial papers, that public meet.
ings Of this Committee would Ice held
ou two days IN each oh IN the ro,urIl
Chamber in the Capitol Binding. I
state ~ q fact that such meetings WEI
held ~ announced. until the final rru"r,
NJ said Committee aud the adoption ~
this report 10y the Convention.
state IT,. q further fact. tina, M
Democrats. either delegate. to the cen.
,cn'iuu. or citizens. ever came hrfor,
that committee. ~ h"forr the suh.rum
mi,trr. aud undertook TO secure III,
adoption at aud lnrm %, fashion, 90"
,cpi a, hcfcinajicr stated:
That no Democrat. whether a mcm,r,
Of the Committee. on , member Of M,
Convention, or a citizen nr resid.n, u,
y " Mrxico ever requested of the com
Mite. the adon,ion Of any nroyi,nt
whatsoever. relative =, rr.nn, Gle
.lu,os ar the ,e.,.. nt h. Australia,
Ire Ut; tina, no argum,n wa. ever ira /
h., Tor. the Commt.,r, ur, either 81
subjects. hv any democrat. and no ~
trmpt of any kind or character mad,
Ii mflu,ur. the Cnumfi,. a. To IT, ~,
iinns In such matter by any Drmu.rp
~ a, "a. 10 H.. Initiative. an ON. In,
L.,..r the fin, r,,.nr, . N. Lepts,,
tive Commi,t., was mnd.. n. n. Fer
~.r,... inttodu a ..,idipv O.,
In II, ., - a.
-. L.. No., 49,, "a. I.,..
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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-01-21

The government board considering
the claim Of Lieut.. Peary that he dis.
covered the pole, have decided that h.
came In q mile and a quarter Of IL all
right. That is 10 much closer than DR..
Cook got to IL, that reasonable people
will be inclined to accept Pcary' : claims
and incidentally Ia think that the three
millions that have been spent 10y rcary
could n good deal more prohtably have
been invested In irrigation projects
Now hat II Is ncar.f found, the old pol,
i. no earthly good for anybody.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-01-21

Even Kansas has It's rcdccming ica.
lures and II must be confessed that
Winfield Is one Of them. The city
furnishes water for a six-room house,
including bath aud sewer and sprinking
for less than a dollar q month. In most
New Mexico towns a dollar will buy
jus, abou, enough water TO wash In,
aud for the anne purposes above 1t
would cost you about s3l in this divis.
ION.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-28
ELM GROVE
Picnic and Outing Of Mystic Lodge
Knights Of Pythias Held Yes
terdsy-Other News.

Several hundred persons. members Of
the Mystic lodge. Knights of Pythias.
together with their families and friends
ana several members from visiting
lodges. held Al old-iashioned basket pic.
nc and reunion at Blayncy'S grove. near
koneyS Point, yesterday. and a special
program OF athletic events was carried
out tor the entertainment of those pres
cni. \ big family dinner and supper
were served, and refreshments, includ-
ing ice cream and lemonade, were fur
nished by the lodge. The various ath-
ictlc events and games were exciting.
and valuable prizes were awarded TO the
successful contestants. The events fol-
low: Race for boys under 10 wears.
race for girls under 10 years, race for
boys under Is years; race for girls un-
der IS years; young ladies' race. mems
race. tug-of-war between two picked
teams of men. and a tug-of-war between
two picked teams Of women. The
feature of the afternoons sport was a
ball game between the married men
and the single men of the lodge, which
resulted in the defeat of the bachelors
by the score of Is to 9. The battery for
the married men was Peddicord and
Brennan, and McAfec and ]. Birkett.
Jr.. filed tohse positions for the single
men.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-28

William y Archer has returned io 10.
home m MaIorsvillc after a business
visit in Film Grove
Mi,sc, Nellie anil Adda Ewing ~
Viola. are The guest, 81 Mr. and Mrs
T. J.. Niger. 81 the Stone church road.
Mrs Stewart Patterson has as her
guest a. her home in McCurdys add
tlou Mrs William Moore. Of MELON
old. "a
Charlie D1gue. ~ Viola. and LIZA
{ rider Of Dallas. were among the husi.
ncs, callers in the Grove YESTERDAY
Miss Elsie Gifhn. who was injured In
q runaway near Roncv's POINT SUNDAY
morning. is rapidly Improving a. her
home Zoo Rattle Run.
The siren whistle 81 the Film Grove
volunteer IRE company. lncatcd al the
town ball. near fhc stone bridge. wss
givon an oyerhaulug and placed IN 6no
condition Yesterday ON The last occa.
SION oi ire the whistle failed 10 blow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-28
MARTINS FERRY
Board OF Review Fails 10 Find Some
Of the Property Supposed to
Be In City.

The board OF review is finding the
same trouble that the land appraisers
experienced. and have failed to locate
some OF the property shown on the
maps the county bought that were
practically worth nothing. In the up.
per part OF the city the board has
failed 10 find a trace Of one and a
sixth acres that is supposed TO have
been owned by the Terminal railroad.
In another part Of the city %one-sixth
OF an acre is missing. and in one
place they found no record OF several
lots. The boards time is up, bui
they have not yet received instruc-
lions as to how long they will work.
but expect some definite answer 500
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-28

Intcrment was made IN Rose nm oem-
etery.
Mrs. Bert Jones ana daughter. Miss
Esther. OF Akron. have returned home
after a visit with relatives here.
Mrs. Joseph Leslie and daughter. of
New kensington. Pa. Mrs. Norman
fAl. OF Charierot. Pa. and Miss Bert
"a Richards. OF Lancaster. o, are
visiting their sister. Mrs. Leonard
Moore. OF Untn street.
Mr.. and Aes. Walter McMaster. OF
street. left yesterday for a
two weeks stay At Cedar Point.
Misses Helen Inc Gertrude Korner.
OF Woodsfield. are guests at the home
OF W. Il. Workman. on Gravel Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. s. Bickerton OF
Central avenue. left yesterday for a
trip to Atlantic City and other east
ern points.
a test well for oil will be drilled
on the Robinson farm west of Belllaire
by Wheeling parties. The rig is now
being erected by the company which
mas secured leases on abig territory
IN that vicinity.
The township trustees held the reg
ular meeting yesterday afternoon.
only routine business was considered.
mrs. +. A. Borten, of GAINESVILLE.
spent Thursday with her daughter,
Mrs. John Poorman. on Rose Hill.
MI. n Mrs. Leroy Wise and son.
Chester. of Washington. Pa. arrived
yesterday and will spend the summer
on their farm on Rock Hill.
The Belmont street clerks and the
Baltimore & Ohio office force are
for a game OF baseball this
evenin. on the Twenty-sixth street
grounds.
The young daughter OF Mr.. nd Mrs.
James steele. is on tho sick list.
Miss Alice Roscoe. OF East Richiand
Is n guest OF Bellaire friends.
born 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Grossly.
Thursday mornig. a son.
Mrs. ID. W. Cooper and son Kennith
or Jefferson street. have left for a trip
to Boston and New York
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-28
AN EXTRA SPECIAL
SALE OF 0XfORDS
AT LOCkESI Stores
Certainly Everybody Should look Into
This and Attend the Locke
Money-Savine Sale.

o. account Of having an unusually
large stool OF Oxfords OF all eises
and grades. the Locke Shoe
have decided. in order 10 close thsm
out quickly. to make prices down
lower than they have ever made than
at any OF their previous sales.
They are determined to make this
the greatest OF all the great mid
summer sales for which the Locke
Shoe company is noted. and at the
same time please their friends and
customers by making unusually low
prices.
This e money-savfng sale
starts early Saturday morning. July
70. and all who are interested should
read the full announcement-also
note partial description OF these
shoes, which will be found in another
place in this paper today.
$500 and $500 shoes are being Of
fered at this sale as low as 81 As and
all the shoes listed for this sale are
marked down to ridiculous low
prices.
The bargains offered include shoes
for men. women, young folks and
children. In fact the opportunity
is yours TO secure good shoes at
small cost for the entire family at
this extra special sale.
Don't fail TO read the Locke al.
vertisement, and certainly you should
visit n OF the Locke stores as
early as possible for you know that
early buyers always secure the ad-
vantage OF best selections.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-28
Bridgeport Locals.

Councilman Fred Cook announced
mat he will be a candidate for r~e-elec-
uon' Is the hrst to come out for
council Pressure is being brought on
John Porter TO be a candidate.
Edward Fox arrived home Yesterday
from a two weeks vacation spent at At
lantic City.
Deputy Sheriff ]. W. Osborne. of ST.
Clairsville, was III town Thursday on
business
Proi. Homer ( Finley. of the High
school. who Is spenling his vacation near
GAINESVILLE. was in town Thursday.
Harry Burdett. of Holloway, was in
town Thursday on business.
The many friends of William John
son VIII be glad to learn that he con-
inues 10 improve at the hospital and
Will be able to be brought home next
week.
Carlos Lea;herwood, of Upland. will
probably be a candidate for the Demo
crat nomination for township trustee.
Jesse Troll, supt. of the Troll mines.
was in town Thursday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sprague are At
Toronto attending a family reunion and
spending a few days with relatives.
Captain Phil. Anshutz, of St. Glars
vile. was in town Thursday.
Mrs. James Morrow has returned
from Il visit with relatives in Pittsburg.
Oswald Schick has not yet decided If
he will be a candidate for the Democrat
nomination for mayor.
Charles John>on. of West Wheeling,
was taken TO Columbus Thursday. where
he will be confined in one of the state
hospitals.
James Clark yesterday announced that
he would be a candidate for the Re
publican nomination for township trus-
tee.
Mrs. Fred Cook and daughter. Eola.
are home from a visit at Cincinnati and
Springfield, q.
John b. McMcchen. Of ST. Clairsvillc,
was In town Thursday on business.