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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-06
WANT TO OFFER
TWO PREMIUMS
Mrs. Rodey Working Hard to
Have Two Prizes in Con-
tests for Best Preserves.

drs Bernard $ Rode, who Is bon
lmm, diHt. ,hJrgc of thr ,uuertul of
money Tor the giving of cash prlz,s
for the best collection ui fruits and
preserves u tho fair. has already col.
icct"d So toward this purpose aud
aai that % VII be- pnssihl ,l unrt not
nulf urst priz, ui Tnm sls 600 $40,
but possibly second rriz, also she
is making strenuous effort Go ito tlis.
1908 th. labor connected with MAJ King
Ju exhibit uf the sort numcd BE- N-qy
et,It, aud shn desires that uuu,r
conn, lsauun hr offered th, exhibit
ur. IN this class. TBS, following u %
list of prizes offered f1r domestic
-ciruco products cxhibit,d az tlr fair
next wees.
O. lict luBt 90 Dread baked from
u. T. = nour Prize donated 10y a.
. Maloy
g. np.t lo1f 1f bread from Batavia
flour Prize donated by llugh Trpt-
ter
B. Best glass crab ample tells four
pounds Electra ennec san Jose.
a. Best dulehnd's Pour pounds
Schhling'9 Best rtHvc--sppt cash Gro
cory
8. Best chocolate r,kr- copper
uickie plat,1 codoe put-Crrsccnt
Hardware e..
g. Best nuru, 80 pickles uuart
best Olive OIL Matrucc bros, Tii' ras
avenue.
e. Best boat, pickle ms. made
from Sew 81 kso produce -Four
pounds Golden Gate concc-r y l.iu-
wife.
s. B,si sI.s- srapr irlly Three
pound can pf Halls Bros. coffee.
lIugp Schuli.
.. Bet glu~ or peach preserves -
Two pound package of solitaire tea
j. NJ. Gopchr. GENITAL avenue.
30. Bcsi plain cup cakc- Fifty
pounds ruur rum Ridrnour Baker
Grocery eco Tloroau y. Nj a. v.
winchester
~ best lutf OF bread baked by
spanish spreading girl fourteen years
Frank HubnrU
a.. iiest io3f of bread baked bk
girl. fourteen wears or undor-Five
dollars in .a.h- Nathan Jana.
80. For H..t Jelly cake, baked With
sns shove -Four dollars cash. ANA fpr
best sample pf plain cookies bukrd
with gas Stove, 5000 cash. Above
prizes gitsu ht Albuquerque Gas and
Electric Go
a. Best and largest variety of icl-
y--N h,Huuml rlcctric light lamp--
Nash Electrical supply 60.
-. &c., bottle mixcd pickles
'p'lze tu Boz sclcctsdl from g. Com
! roy, tle 80 Grocer
t6 Best miscellaneous yakes--
Hnndsom, leather hand bag from u.
guppr. 10, iruggist
~ ue-f loaf OF bread baked with
Empires flour from i.rabie mi,is 81
| Hutchinson kansas. through th"lf
agents Cruces. Kelly CO. handsome
ladies gold chatcialne watch and pin,
~ sacN OF Tour given to the party
Ruepslng the nearest Go exact weight
of tho sack of flour Donated hy la
Iunta Milling Co, through Gross. Kol.
| d. a CO.
! ~ Best pound 81 butter premium
o. be selected from Fuircle Furni-
,ure CO
go The best variety ~ preserves
: WIN De given grand cash premium
4 rxgct sum not known oni will not hf
under twenty-five or over tariy dob
lars The gentlemen contributing cash
20 his Grand cash premium. solicited
by Airs ~ +. Rodey are ~ follows
Hon. Modesto orlN, 81; Amado Chn'
voz. sLo0' isaneh narth. tio0i Franh
clancy. tgo0. w. ". d. nryan. ti.noi
! Elfoeo Baoa. 500 Hon y. q Hagrr'
man, sis.00 Mr. bronson cuillng
Santa Pc. ti0.0N; total sum, sae 90.
Mr{. Rodoy Wishes 10 have suiiicicni
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-06
FOR SALE--CHEAp

200 feet Of Electric sesket wire; so
globes and 100 Japanese Lanterns.
Makes good decoration for fair week.
Apply o. Dleneo, Herald office.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-06

% r. Warren prst q A. r. re-
quests the Herald % announce that
not oniy the veterans not members
OF the post are cordially invited 20 at
tend The entertainment at Grand
Army hail on saturday evening. the
1th inst. but their wives. the wives
~ the Sons nf Veterans and the wid-
ows 81 an veterans. also.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-06

cash contributed from thus, asked 10
onor nrst and second premiums Thrrr
BE- much labor and cSp' Isr tta,brI Co
tni, line of Wurk \ good sum should
be- Hivrn flt both first ana SECOND
prizes
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-06

Dr Downing y slice, prominent
Young surgeon of Los Angeles. Cal.
is stopping over couple OF days to
visit MS uncle. Dr Patchin, OF this
city Dr Nice IA on his way back
from business and professional trip
10 illinois.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-06
chleaao oraln Marked.

Chicago. Oct 5--Repofts Of lrosis
IN the Argentine put little strength
today into the market for wheat Open.
ing prices were a shade t. III up. DE.
cember started at "a IA to W a'N
cents. sixteenth TO l.Snl.i cents
higher. fell back 10 9Nm rs cents and
rallied 90 aS 1t cents
The close was weak with December
aNm rs, net loss of im1.A.
Selling ont BY longs led 10 weakness
Ia corn December opened unchanged
to shade higher AZ G5 10 rs cents
and then sagged Ia 60 l-2N 5.N cents
The close was steady ~ "a 5-N fOr DE.
&c nber, a net loss OF rs cents
Oats, though hrmer ai the outset.
were dragged down by corn December
started q shade ~ NJ Is IS cents hut
descended 10 a. rs cents.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-06
PEO|GREED COLLIE
LOSESL|FE UNDER
WHEELS OF CAR
Miss Bertha Haze of SIS New
York Avenue Loses VAL
liable Animal Last Might;
Was Handsomest Canine.

A genuine. HI.srD,I collie I.iu
rg ,o Mis-. u,UHa lluc. ui $40 Most
Now Yur. avenue. was killed mty
tho Whcri off NDN Norh H.,usH
street car at q oclopt hst n.sh IU.
dos vas eleven mouths obi aud elc.
hud, admitted Do Was me Wou,-i
oHnuu, ia town Miss llasc Vis.d 'ha
animal from pup ana feels Dos Dos.
hvouly The dog was kept u H,
house unJ managed io get uur ur a
ieW moments The collie stuE,t ufOI
Go tbo Daf ifach Zee front of thc house
and WAS rom over tho motomHu u0.
seeing .ho animal boo time t0 Hu.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-06

Kansas CITY Mo, ocL g.. Csttls
receipts 1000 Including ioe south
'rns markct SLOW. steady NatlNe
steers, t51ONN.00. southern steers
s3.s0m 5.2a; southern COWS and heif-
trs, ss.95M i.sn. native cows ana
hrifcrs. S2G0ei 00, stpckcrs and
,edvrs. satoH6.e2. huus S2ea@
tto; caves yf"ow western
steers sio0m 40; western COWS. s3.ta
ai.i5
SheeB -- Eeeeipts i,nUn, market
strong Muitons. y3.25nts5. lambs,
si.1aaG.i0: range woihcrs aud year
llnRr, fJ,2imt.s5; rausr rwcH, f2.50A
400.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-06

Illiousucss BE- due 20 a disOu1,..'
condition uf tho stomach Chamber
nnH Tablets arc essentially .1m
ach medicine intended especially 'u
act ON tbo, organ to cleanse t
stsenaDhon 30. tome and myigorur t
to regulate che liver and to WU.h
hIliousnc positively ana onoctWHl
For s1lr by lIl dealers
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-06

"a Louis. Mo. oct g Wpui dull
ttrfrory und western mediums. iiW
2ec. nnc mediums, i7Wipc; nnr, ~
d l5c.
- Louis Mo. oct G.--l."ad slower,
si.g2is efi.95. spvltor strong, tS.stw
$50
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-06

New YORK. oct G.--Cotton closed
quiet; Is points lower, MiddlinE up-
lands fsg5 mlddling guif 5000.
faics. SEQ bales.
The evening world., 1911-03-25
CHINESE SAILORS
DESERT SHIP BY
STUNTS ON ROPE


rh" monot1av of DIR. ,.gl vss hro',eG
:or TIE lone wlt'auau ol inc sand, &
o" Jg'hS = Ha,"uue, y. d.. uy o
s.sht a rhldamsn sliding down the
he $50. 'rom tine steam -,,a0ue.S g.,
ID. pa
"Grraf stunt c|.dru.atcd IT,. va,...
man, as the rope rtder wound up he
Hide ior NE DO 'front.' OF h.n, "rracti -
..g for ne -,rcls, hey"
ME so sa'c s%loil,uS, NE gone VA
,nm here inc slide. rja 'ulatoI.
jas. taeu au-.h,' s~lmpld-sged oclo-
bat es.a!ed .e s.lio, hIt ms cad 81
tsacligg ,no uo.., ,an6ei %'Eerp!puk'
uto tine ha. A.o now inc awe
.o"Hnro w.rI t'r.ut'n.r until there Wet
,r",en more %; U.el croNdlug upon i,
oJe s''rr IN" other. Souc made tie
GrcE. end others ''lpveH their 'oHrad,
N.p tA" r.tc..
BY t,'s I.9e ..e wt'r man lad rta.
l'yrd ,gal II Nas g. ate rpt at whole
sails oe,erNua.
Pulling his revolver. So vailed - a.
r.. ..t C4pt. WfillUm %SJirhoDr aat
Of, p"i""' G"D"e- Vfs"0 naS''A
l~,l.IOied their bacon % d eggs, az
grabbing receivers. commanded the d.
serting sailors 20 halt,
But the Msgno,ian \. BsHsr hea;
The evening world., 1911-03-25

aEsin,t srorring exhibitions began, al
bu; two % Tho thirteen fght cluD Ia
B~opklyn have rioasd.
rl"ie have bee' fourteen vacancies for
captain 10 M. but rot a 'onotion has
h"'n nude by rpTUrss.ousr Cropsey.
Lieut. Eurts Of the Eriige Squad
heuds the LET. Thsrr are now only
seven vacancies. or VII 20 when the
contemplated red icjl,ns ron InspeSor
go captain are made.
only rersn.y. IN ~c'aTges OF falling
ID ff,?t'.s svarr.1s exhibitions In yio-
ia on ~ Law, lnsyer:1rs George Mccius-
.e,. joan blood ana James r.. Hussey
were itda,ei io captains. The roduc-
t'Ju .u tI" uumber ~ Inspectors is hus
met - Il consolidation II districts. do
ins away Wi.h the necessity for sp-
ECinLns new inspectors.
The evening world., 1911-03-25
Price 70 Cents q Pound.

Tu.day's quotation IL - cent?, a
pound, NIo.ssslc. wh.ci il a record
breaker, ana dealers say there Is no
telling where the advance will stop.
The evening world., 1911-03-25
Earle a, Iour WorId.

MiDDDtToWN. y. s.. March Is
Ferdinand Pinney !.sr,e has rented his
castle near Monroe to Sir. and Mrs. e..
*. Durliud ~ Y"Ckefs. aud will s0o
start on ii tour around the world.
The evening world., 1911-03-25
ANOTHER NOON IKtt,

'"rn. Adventure OF Chsnnel Mafsa." a
comp etc de,scuys s,orl, IN hook form,
re-. VITA 10 -morTnr''s aundSl World.
O-d.r YOUR SUNDAY World IN Advance
The evening world., 1911-03-25
Came Seeking Help.

II cane to me yes crl,y in pitisole
eondi'.on, sde said. an. IS We ha,.
always ion" "hcu ne has t,un line -
Tine ippeoycj G.. uu. house UeealIg
hc.1. ! ia Wus. | could tog h.a. !
tod him 10 wash up, aad got a lunch
for a.E. He wanted money, out we
ncve. give linn money any more. be-
cause re only buys Liquor with IL. As
soon a. my back Nls turned lie TOOK
the clothing, meaning, | suppose, to
pawn Il.
1T h3r, US ever 50 muca to call tu.
police. But there was nothing else 10
do, yuu SEQ. We have known him s'n :
he was a little boy whom Mr.. BsnnoA
worked ;or his father, VINO Was a rsa!
eStste operator. Ills mother va. re
daughter o. Dsnlei McNabe. one o: The
biggest r,a! estate men in Brockl..
u entN Years ago.
TIE father died eight years ago AMI
LEFT John $500. 400. The mother died
three years later and lot JoNn 5000
600. lie Dened a rcal estate Office in
tHe Tempe Ear BuiliiAr and was 10.
iug very NpvN soil
The evening world., 1911-03-25
Walsh, Titus ana kelly to BE
Made Captains-W Wallace
May Retire.
ONLY ONE
BY Uniting Districts, NeteSSi.,
for Making New inspectors
VIII BE Avoided.

Tn" canning pn'ico "ahatc-.r." tie
Evcuips Word leaned to-day. VIII in-
vol,c the rcll ,io1 90. tircc .nspc tors.
trd result ~ Manhattan bav.H. osiy
tno Inspector districts Instead ~ stS
an nrootlyn tw' instead Of ayr ~
- st,l 20 have been 'ac desire o. ZONE
mis- Toner Crors.- ever sinrr h- took
charge 90 $40 1coartmcnt to reduce the
b. ypertors lips. 5HI De- saw = way .o e,
81 through ,H' ,.i.'. recently pre-.
ferred nsa'rs' .lur " the Inspectors
FOR failing to suppress boxing matches.
fIc inspector, To he reduced are
George T. titus. ~ the tIrth and
sixth Insacrtirn Districts. Richard
Walsh. Or the FOURTH. and Thomas j..
Kelly. az queens VI of them have hal
charges preferred AGAINST them FOR
taillns to suppress so-calied prize
ugh,s. ana two have uecn tried. In.
'2cctor Nal-t d. a s..a mah and l. said
% want 10 retire.
Men eft in Charge.
Aft"r the reductions are made next
week Inspector John Daly VIII be In
charge OF one district. embracing tho
.owcr section Of Manhattan. now the
First, second and Third Inspection Dis
trlCts. ruc other three districts.
Fourth. Flfth and SiStl. VII br con.
soiidatcl and after tho reduction II
Walsh and THU, be placed In charge
or On In 'p'0'or vet to hc appointed.
fpY1..tlfN- Iatr,r.tH 1s.. "
The evening world., 1911-03-25
BEATTY THAN EVER

There is much more feminine beauty in tho vorJ ,.
NJ Newman added, because there is more fenn,tno - 10" yer "t'rc'
more Of both in America han anywhere else ""N Nd mere -
The mi real hun"NneS is that Of w.,knp. IN, ga.
Gt.t content. / can't say nWc OF 70 exist. ot IL ia ,ouu.' " Heuhno'S ad
'Eeli,y neIas sTcnstn to me dont think there. an "'! "N'
without strength Of ~'n, resistance \d the gm, ,m. W" "'dt '"sHiy
beauty has over t" ,d. i That Fine cnlaunrs !. -" "W WRl II
Npe amt more ueluinn, as her sml develops ner "a, """ goes On getting
NolinS is more useless more prerl" more, r.a,u'a, """7 ~ h"ptu"sSs
rts% There" Is "a certain type Of Napd pletun. t. ~ '"" 'hmni urti
tt1n a good honest nomennts could he 70 - ""'' more - a ST.,
The evening world., 1911-03-25
WHAT 4 SAWS

3" oo sou think OF the sin OF homellne,s?" asked Ana, -
'"''' we All know MIR Newman FOR his splendid .sp,o,s,
VIC" 'oo originally In the New York Building a, tn. Jsn..,ov,
'e'"oo ! round the young sculptor busIIy u, wor
-" ~" monument. which President TAFT ,s ,o lov.1
'''''er' nut ne stopped lort enough to plead moi ruu,v" ,.
woman to the sin or LONELINESS.
The sin OF homeNness is not really a new discovery" sal,
VI near" OF II ocrore In the popular expression, As homeI,
o. course III isn't always honely, and I'm willing to n. , rt,to
than Dr. hutchinson and say that honairess is,.t .lu,,. =.
hone'neSs IRE both facts. sad facts II SOU like. but We might a.
In the face. no matter how honely they are.
~ compromising fate has arranged that von,., 49,. ..i,.
fl at the same time Mr.. Newman auizacaIIy added. .hr, ,
any woman alive who would plead suuty to the crime CHARGE. in
Indictment.
The evening world., 1911-03-25
HOMELINESS or FORCE IS BEATTY


'rheie IS a Kind. of honelness that is beautiful" Mr. N.u,,.,, .,,, $50.
see 1t in ho"a1a ihrcolis face and in the feau.s -, uu..
"eFS hdH and Georges sand. 1t Is the loneliness %. force az r,,aa -.
I don't understand by beauty mere animal prst.in,ss. soft .x., 80
"avs eurvss, &C.. I think fornh 10 beautiful MI 1. II. .xpr.,,.. .n,
n mF re d oranHtW thing IN Itself but Its purpose in life f., r, bod d
'' human body is simply a vase for the human sou or MIND ,, .n, owe
ever OF choose to cali IT, "' " spirit "hai
As rome" have rton in thu scale Of ne. the type Of feminine ,,,,,, D..
aivaHco DE-, Hutchinson says the type Of beauty in he untdt, a. F ""
of an over-SeNed % N-inother, and hat itubens. h.ntr.udi ana an w. ~"
fellows panied porpose-hke female atrocities. arre. vMh tm . ''
The fTe"st woman IL the most beautiful woman Thnts vn. ,n "fN
foreigner does upon reaching New York is 10 exlain, ,t, "E '7s
American women. 'e Oet"F %
The chanse IN oUr h"n OF the fHuale nSure is de ia ,ou,..
attiNuieS ant wider influence. Even TN. ,d 70. '"'"' Sr"aie
woman a. an o'e'seN"l COW mother no longer anls he. ia lmy nm1 ''"S "
Venus GcrcTiN has u"rUe IA Venus Hege,c.rN ~" u' one The
men has been succeeded oy woman the ma ker Of souls. '' make o
The evening world., 1911-03-25
NEEDN'T WORRY. OVER COSy

T VII 'e""nl hNnncN,' ne SAYS, "tnat vIetey.
needed to produce a really miellig-n, and artist.
s"S"IE beyond the removable lnij or the family e1
regretted by the woman or resented by the ma, O, ,
Men may srunbie Just to save their faces. hr
'"'h VIII Willingly pay tho most liberal dre.smaker
ana daughters or sisters. provided they 10, tho
pronder or the Impression made by their woman r
else under heaven. You will have little tro,h,. 10,
re'so"' from your father or husband II on,, II. ,r,,
'"'h''s' OF the day. deliver nc goods
rnyS'e'ans are VIGOROUSLY Watering to women ami
set 4 mite nearer the cold truth II. | a.kc,, son
Tor MS opinion on the sin OF homelIne.s
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-11
Elm Grove BrevitIes.

I. +. Williamson. OF Erie. Pa. spent
Yesterday In Elm Grove. calling on
local fricnCs
Contractor crank Nelson yesterday
started the foundation for new resi-
dence TO be built on the Stone church
road for William Baird.
J. =. Butler. who has been attend
ing the Methodist conference IN
charleston as lay delegate from the
Iriadelphia Methodist church. re
turned TO his home last evening.
The Elm Grove Milling company
sustained the loss OF "A valuable horse
yesterday morning. The namn was
valued at about $500.
Among the out-of-town business
callers In the Grove yesterday was
J. W. Meyers. OF Pittsburgh. Pa.
\ supper and entertainment will be
gwen in Marsh's hall. at Sand nil
this evening by the Ladies' Aid so
clety OF the Sand Hlll ". r. church.
George =. Sisson who with his wife
has been visiting his daughter in Mis-
sour Tor three weeks. returned yester
day afternoon 10 his home in Tria
delphia.
Mr.. and Mrs Z. r. Keyser and
daughter. Anna. OF Linton's addition
will leave this morning for a severa,
days visit with relatives in Pitts
burgh
Rev c z. Bissen. pastor OF the
Iriadelphia Methodist church. re
turned 10 his home in Triadelphia YES
terday afternoon. after attending the
annual conference in Charleston.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-11
NOTICE
To Consumers of Natural Gas

On October 1911. this Company will discontinue the custom of
sending Agents to collect bills thereafter bills for
be payable principal office 1926 Chapine Street. Wheeling
where bills Of all our patrons fled
For the convenience however. of people living suburb
will establish Collection Stations and have
tons, with bills, one day in each month, follows:
WEST ALEXANDER
the month"; at The West Alexander National Rank
during banking hours for people living in West Alexander
along the Pike to and including Valley Grove
TRIADELPHIA
On the 9Th Of each month"; $50 m to
o for people Tradelpha and along the Pike Valley
Grove TO the IS" Bridge including Middle Wheeling Creek
ELM GROVE.
On the 9Th Of each month the State Grove during
banking hours for people Elm Pike from
the 50 Bridge TO Greenwood Cemetery including Highland Park
Park View Patterson and Big Wheeling Creek.
FULTON
On the 9TH Of each Fulton during banking
ery to the limits OF the City Of Wheeling including Pleasant
Edgewood WoOdsdae LeaherwoOd Greggsye Chana
BENwOOD
On the rd and h Of each Grocery for pepe
IN BenwoOd and north TO the limits Of the Wheeling Including
Boggs Run
When o these dates Sunday or legal holiday IN.
COmpans Agent will he at the Stations the following
Suburban bills paid Collection Stations upon the,
dates DESIGNATED viii be payable during the discount
period at the wheeling Oho between the hours Of 500 m
" will be more convenient TO patrons consumer upon
request may have bills mailed. which be check
For the further convenience patrons We will courenc,
October 1911 permanently extend the discount period 10 the 2tb 81
each month and when this date fa
discount period will he extended to the following day
No discount will h. allowed case after discount ped an,
accounts will he carried Of each month avn
Respectfully
HE NATURAL GAS COMPANY OF WEST VIRGINIA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-11
ELM GROVE
important Meeting Of Elm Grove Vol
untser Fire Company hsid last
Evsnino-Nsws From
Elm Grove.

A largely attended and interesting
meeting OF the Elm Grove Volunteer
Fire Company was held Tuesday
evening In the town hall. and several
important business matters were
transacted. II was decided TO erect
two buildings In different sections OF
the town for the purpose OF storing
the chemicals IN them. One will be
located on Smiths Lane and the 9th
er1n Elm Heights addition. Much ad-
diftonal equipment and apparatus
win be purchased. II was decided to
order another chemical. n hook and
ladder truck. ladders. 1000 feet OF
neS hose. and other parphernalla.
Another meeting viii be held on
Thursday evening. October 10. for the
purpose OF receiving proposals from
various companies for furnishing the
new apparatus. At the meeting last
evening n committee from the Elm
Grove council was present 10 take mp
with the FIRE company the matter OF
purchasing the equipment
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-11
Want School BUILDING.

movement to secure a school
building located somewhere near the
bridge has been inaugurated by
the residents OF Peters run and that
vicinity. and yesterday a petition was
circulated for the purpose OF securing
signatures and will be presented &c
the board OF education OF Triadelphia
district. requesting that body to erect
n building at the -" bridge. as IL IL
near the center OF that neighborhoOd
The Elm Grove school Is now in n
crowded condition. The movement
has been agitated az previous times
but this is the most definite form IL
has vet taken
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-11
w. Va. News
I'm Tabloid

PARKERSBURG-The seventh Day
Adventists have Just concluded a state
meeting in this city.
MORGANTOWN-The Monongalla
county grand jury returned - iniict-
mcnts after a one-day session.
pINEFlLLE - Huntington people
have just concluded a deal whereby
they purchase 1000 acres OF coal land
Al Wyoming county. About 100000
vas involved.
MARTINSBt RG-FlOyd Souner. oi
this city. has been arrested on a
charge ~ robb.ng tho Southern Ex.
press Office az Strasburg. Va Uc
waived eNtraditiou.
MARTfNSBCRG- Hon George VI
Bowers. fsk commissioner. has re.
turned here from trip 20 tho Pacific
coast. Mr. BOWcrs leaves shortly Tor
Washington 20 resume bis duties
MORGANTOWN-A campaign. con.
Quoted ~ this place. will eliminate
this week. when 8146.OOU viii have
been raised b. the board 81 trade to
be- devoted Co locating new Industries
in the city.
The Invention of maFnifying rlasscs
~ ascrlbcd to one Alha7cn. an Arabian
Iu the rrnr Dol "a rr rfn ~rn
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EEGWOOD
viii Receive Bids.

VIII receive Bids.
Notices have been posted in con.
spiouous places in the town OF Wood
AVN by the committee on health
stating that bids will be received ms
10" committee until Oceober Is for
proposals for the removal OF kitchen
garbage and offal and all non-com'
oustible rubbish. The contract vii
De ior a period OF one year. com.
inencing November /. Two coIIec
uons per week are 10 be made dur
ing me months of November. Decen.
Der January. February. March and
April but through the months n,
Nay June. july. August. September
ana october three collections arc
necessary.
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Council Meeting.

The monthly meeting of the Patter-
son council was held last evening and
regular business transacted. nothing
or Importance being considered. Mat
tiers pertaining TO the collection OF
taxes were discussed
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ts In Mexico.

Word was received yesterday by To-
cal relatives OF Charles Rice. the well
known real estate agent of the Grove.
who left last week for Tehuantepec.
Mexico. was to the effect that he had
arrived In Mexico City and Intended
staying there until Monday TO witness
a bull fight. lie will spend several
days looking after tract OF land in
which he is interested.
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Sewer Commences

Contractor J. = Siigar has com
menced the contract OF laying a sew
erage system along some OF the Pat
terson streets. and a large number OF
men were placed az work digging a
ditch for the main along Sycamore
street. The average depth OF the
sewer will be FIVE feet. but In some
places II will be necessary 10 go
seven feet deep. Il Is the expectation
OF the contractor TO have the work
completed while good weather lasts.
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Miss Alice Bremen has retursad tn
her home in Eikins. after a short visie
with local friends
Squire clayton returned yeaterdsy
from hunting trip near Sherrard.
officcr shepard resumed his duties
on she police force yesterday after A
te day vacation spent with friends
and relatives IN 81. Marys.