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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-02-16
Signed With Gold Pen
(Rv Associated Press.

NDJ 2hNK5VN7Ft1V~'A N1FT7
Washington, Feb. l5-President
Taft today signed the bill designat-
ing San Francisco as the place or
the Panama exposition. He affixed
his signature with gold pen maje
from metal mined in California. The
pen will be placed on exhibition at
the exposition.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-02-16
CASHED MONEY ORDER
BELONGING TO ANOTHER
When Ghost Failed to Walk
Took What He Thought
Was Easy Money

From playing Paid in Full on the
stage, Frank A. Gordon was taken 70
the federal court to demonstrate that
in real life, too, the way OF the trans
gfessor is hard. Giving way to dis
courag ement and poverty, he did as
Joe, the Socialist, did in the Walters
play, took what appeared to be
easy money. Now he faces a term
in prison.
Gordon, manager Of theatrical
troupe, was this morning found guilty
by a jury on a charge OF forging a
signature on a money order. Sentence
will probably be passed the last OF
the week,
On November H. last Gordon cash
ed a money order at the Anadarkc
postoffice, and on the 2lst he was
arrested at Hobart When he was
started for jail he borrowed five
cents from one OF the girls OF his
company and five cents from dep
uty marshal to buy sack Of tobacco.
lie DIV SEGuiGu mum elAC AAShN9 VI
der was paid back by one OF the girls.
The money order was sent by j. j.
Gordon Aberdeen, s. d., to his moth.
er, Francis A. Gordan, and a new
clerk at the Anadarko office deliver
ed the letter to the actor. Postofflce
Inspector Stockmeyer soon found the
mistake and arrested the actor. In
the trial here yesterday Miss Francis
M. Ulm gave testimony as to the
broke" condition of Gordon. The
show went to the bad in Anadarkc
and Gordon was out everything. He
had not enough money to get to Ho
bart. Miss Ulm was subjected to q
rigorous examination here and there
was partly an effort to fasten an OF
fense on her because she helped
Gordon out. Another actress, Miss
Elsie NJ. Leverich, was brought here
from Shawnee as a witness.
Gordon is bright man ana Is sale
to be fair actor in the kerosene cir
cult class.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-02-16
"pINK TEAS" NO CHARM
FOR HEALTH SOJOURNERS
Club House, Golf Links, Drive.
ways, Eic., Should Be Pro-
VIdGd for Visitors

Arrivals from various parts Of the
country Of people who make use Of
the waters from the mineral wells
here show practical and definite re-
suits from the comparatively little
publicity the wells have received and
point out the duties and opportua'
ities of Guthrie in positive term1
Gradually the city is becoming the
temporary homes OF people seeking
health and pleasure, and the situa.
ton opens up with limitless posi-
tilities.
w. II. Danforth, a Colorado man.
d recent arrival who is taking sucn
treatment as he secures from the
wells. 1t is we'll known that several
houses have been rented here 70
families. some members of which arc
coming for the express purpose oi
taking the mineral waters No argu
ment is required to show the value
of the coming of a visitor from ono
Of the great Fairgrounds of tae
world and Of petmanent residents
from neighboring towns The direct
and the prospective benefits will DC
lndeniably great Every visitor Is
sampling the springs.
The use Of the water is likewise
spreading to neighboring towns at 9
remarkable rate. There is forming
in Oklahoma City large club of the
former residents Of the city VINO
have learned the value of the wells
There will soon be large delivery
of water to these state officials anC
employees every day. Many snip
ments are made now to various part
of the country. The water is also
served at the leading hotels and
restaurants of the city.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-02-16

Guthrie is going through an al
most unbelievable change. The era
Of the law-vendor and the roughnec1
and the Puritan is passing. Office
holding and law-peddling are not to
be even recognized occupations. let
alone principal industries This Is a
residential city, business city, a
manufacturing center, a travellers
home and a pleasure place to a de
gree greater than is enjoyed by any
ether Oklahoma city 1t is society
town to greater extent than almost
any Southwestern town OF its size.
Now that a new charter Is being
framed and that new regime Is
coming into power the people should
exercise care and foresight.
The greatest opportunity Guthrie
has ever had is in the peaceful. con
slant, powerful waters in Minelal
Wells park Around them are grout
ed the finest possibilities. It remains
for the Guthrie people to act and
build with sense and candor. invite
the stranger and make him welcome
refuse to dictate to him how he snail
spend his time, and to put IN his way
ample opportunity for every legiti
mate recreation.
People of GGthrie, this is the timt
for the pin-head to 90 and for tns
city TO come into its own
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-02-16
TO LONGWORTHS
AS WOODEN WEDDING GIFTS;
ALICE LEADS HUBBY TO CHURCH

daughter promise to take 'Nicky' to
church every Sunday
Mrs. Longworth is, say her admir-
ers, even handsomer as a young mat
ron than she was IN her girlhood
days. andfis still considered by many
critics OF the modes the best dress
ed woman In Washington
Mrs. Longworth has a great desire
to preside over a United States am
bassy at one of the greatest OF the
Old world capitals. Representative
Longworth is believed to prefer 20
ltical career on this Side.
Lanaston College Concert Tonight.
- Ine baud aud slcc club from the
IsargstOn university came to town OF
the way home from Oklahoma City
A concert is to be given at the city
hall tcnight The musical orgaEiza
tions are advertising the colorec
state school and they do very credit
able work.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-02-16

With Guthries glowing opportun-
ity as owner comes its grave Tespoq-
sibility as host If the city is ID
have as visitors the wealthy ana
profitable sort there must be al ahan-
donment of pn-head policies. 1t IS
well known that people who visit a
summer resort, a fashionable resi-
dence place or noted spot do not
do so for the purpose of indulging in
pink tea orgies or prayer meetings,
They will not spend weeks ann
months sitting in hotel lobbies. in
the public library or watching the
trains go hY There must be the
aters, golf courses, club houses and
driye-ways
II should be understood now for
all time that the future OF Guthrie
as health and pleasure resort for
both of which il has numerous uua,-
llications must not be either like Q
New England town on Sunday or like
San Francisco on a tear, but must
take the safe, normal, middle course
of providing amusement and proteo
ing visitors from ribaldry. obsecenfy
and robbery. The modern American
is an outdoor creature who will not
be compelled by legislation to attend
either the prayer meeting or the poe-
er game Any hopes built for san
tarium and pleasure resort system
must be built with the understanding
that picture shows or plays are not
to be closed down every time some
one-sided reformer yelps, and tnaI
the dirty negro politicians and the
white associates are not to be put OF
exhibitions as the guiding spirits ol
the city
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-02-16

Civic Federation Meets Tonight.
The Civic Federation, the boosters
organization recently formed by
Young men VIII meet at the district
court roo mtonlght
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-02-16

JuHge Cotteral today granted an or
der setting the Kickapoo extradition
case bver to March 2 The defend
ants. Chapman. Grimes and Brown,
How in Jail awaiting the result OF ex-
tradition proceedings between the
governments OF the United States
and Mexico, asked for the contiEu.
ance so that they may prepare their
cases. Habeas corpus proceedings
nave been started.
The record in the case is formid-
able consisting of several thousand
pages of closely written typewriter
matter. Judge Cotteral may ask an
other Judge to help him slft the case.
This mornln~ on the calling Of tEc
kiclapoo case. Milton Brown, OF
Guthrie, employed as special counsel
in the habeas corpus matter, asked
continuance as courtesy to Mes5as
Blakeney and Maxey, counsel for
Chapman and others, whe were IN
able to be present.
In making the continuance Judge
Cotteral said the hearing will be ned
March 2, If he can secure another
judge in the case, if no outside
judge can be secured it will be SGT
for later date Owing TO the
crowded docket he said the CO ri
could follow no other course.
SIR. Brown remains the special at
torney in. the case to protect the IN
terests of the defendants In abselce
of the regular attorneys.
Tom Taylor, the runaway Bohe
mian boy implicated In the robbery
of the mail sack at Sprague fol
which Tom Lynch has already beer
sentenced, was found not guilty. Tnt
jury was out several hours
Charlie Big Elk. the Ose3e Inaiar
was found guilty of selling liquor or
reservation and was sentenced K
pay 500 fine and spend sixty days
in jail.
A. X. Chambers Of the Usage coun
try. pleaded guilty to selling liquor
and was sentenced to $500 fine and
sixty days In jail
Walter Fish pleaded guilty 10 sell
ing liquor and got the 10000 sen
tence.
jeff Smith way nut on trial this ar
/ ternoon for introducing liquor into a
/ reservation
---N.-----------~
Civic Federation Meets Tonight.
The Civic Federation, the boosters
organization recently formed by
Young men viii meet at the district
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-02-16

jeff Smith waA nut on trial this ar
ternoon for introducing liquor into a
reservations.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-02-16

Walter Fish pleaded guilty TO sell
ing liquor and got the 10000 sen
tence.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-02-16
THE WEATHER

New Orleans
La Feb. 10 To-
night increasing
cloudiuess, cool'
er in west on
Thursday cloudy
and cooler
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-02-16

A. r. Chambers Of the Usage coun-
try pleaded guilty to selling liquor,
and was sentenced to $500 fine and
sixty days In Jail.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-02-16

Tom Taylor, the runaway Bohe-
mian boy implicated In the robbery
of the mail sack at Sprague for
which Tom Lynch has already been
sentenced, was found not guilty. Tne
Jury was out several hours.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-02-16

Charlie Big Elk. the Osege Indian
was found guilty of selling liquor on
reservation and was sentenced 10
pay 500 fine and spend sixty days
In Jail
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-10

Do Iropor'i0ncd 20 The population
thereof never have been an en-
'husiastic advocate OF primary cleo
lions. for the reason that ia The alb
-"nco az statutory provision. the bur.
9tu and expense fdI heavily uuou
ile candidates. However. as the Re
publican party ln fhe state rs CON.
mifted. 10y platform declaration. 10 "a
primary. Dot us % au means adopt
some feasible plan thar viii restore
confidence and harmony"
Senator. 1haf have you 'o suggest
regarding ~ reorganization ~ tho Re.
publican stat" central committee.
in reply 20 thaf question wfI say
Thar We must be- very careful Tho
committee ae 90 present constituted
has some - rd.i mon ir - mem.
hersh.r men who know how -o con.
quot 90 slcressfI' campaign. men Who
FEAR NOT the enemy. men Who have
been loyal ard trio f1 HepubHcar.
principles and Who HsD.r. % maize
the Republican parfy in West Virglrf.
q power for good
The partys executive committee
has been declared fo DO fte supreme
tribunal % tho determination of The
party Affairs and am ~ tho opinion
That che committee. as sf present con.
F'itufod desires f0 raI como form o.
primary f1r fhe nom nation ~ PARTY
candidate. and through its Chairman.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-10
EDWARD HUGGINS-
DIED YESTERDAY
LOCAL NAN sUccUuss TO COW.
PliCsrIONs
Vas 'er ssny Y-srs E-pioye % tire
Mutual Savings Bsns-prsrinen
IN Lodge circiss

t1earf HnrFins nf~ionr ana
p flig fFsGecft. re- 1rr' 40 fht- r....
pared aeay a. Re home O., 80 g..
A1rJ land asen-~. az .1 O'Clock lee
iefiay afternoon. after an IIrs-s a.
NOR. han year -l. o. A r0rrr.r,.
fDH ~ diseases About one rear ago
hr u4EFins osmp.a.nef W rt.t-,s.
TEN ~ me BIG. and .Ner being treat.
% tf local phJ .rians h. was 4sv. sci
'' FD 20 Mount Clemens. where. a,t.r
p'hi'rz considerable time Do. failed
io s't relief Three ae.1s lso .as-
wednesday be- submitted 20 an o..r,-
Son On the hip Join, az rae cts los.
pi'al and Vas removed to hI. nome
iaft Friday but no hope Rls eater.
'h!ned for hls recovery. AMI be ,a..e,.
peacefully away az the time stated
Mr ipsgins sas born and reared ID
Nt"ennE and Nas - ycr- oid On faa
goth p, las' March lie VAS united
.n marriage fo Miss Jane Andrews
of Bedford. Pa. 33 years ae1 the .r.l
of iaHt juno and their eutlr. married
.fr Var spent 10 Wheeling
W. iusG.rs Was an araale whole
'oi ~d gentleman ana hl. man.
friends deeply drplnr. bic un'.rl.Ir
80 mise. Pc Nas oa" OF 'he old school
or volunteer nremef ana was ALSO
r'r" sears on "mulore OF the PAID
department iie uas ono ~ ,h-
original organizers OF BERNARD Shar.
i"y company. $50. a. l. u X ~ %
and Was one of tho oides, member.
nt Ohio VALLEY lodge so 20. knights
az IFihias For seventeen years rr
Has a faithful employe OF the Nr.t..a.
Savings bank.
Besides a.s widow Mr. HugEins ls
survived by one daughter Mr. Chas
H Giib'r'. of the Island. and one
brother. William Hurg.ns. connected
N.th the Franklin Insurance Company
Tho funeral arrangements viii o..
completed today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-10
Sen. SCOTT
Ccontinusd from rir.t PaE.J


las been taken away from ~ and We
must ro@ gct our shoulders 20 the
wheel and push with all our mighf
W" must push against the common
enemy and not against each other
Ever since J have been in politics .n
ms state. and that has been a good
many years. the Democrats showed
mo same front every campaign They
az" tho 'hiiions, The MacCorkles. the
t''nrefta. John McGraw. the Horners
and others too numsrOus 20 mention.
and "hNe they have their persona
-ra's. they always ger down 70 WORK
az a SOLID army when the time comes
Tor battle against the Republican
party
Primary Plan Fsvores
What is your opinion. rera-o-
about the holding % a primary FOR The
nomination of 40 candidates for 81 .ca
0n the Republican ticket" vas astef
'nrmcr Senator 4 K Thorn o.
.iartsburg D. should DO borne ir
Mind fhaf Senator Thorue has hore.
.'.- n" been opposed % primaries 20
1 favor ~ conventions
am o. tt- opinion that ~ would
he "oII f0r Our party 10 adap. -he
primary election plan f-- au counties
H.'n ffe distinct understand M that
Poo mae.s'er.aI district maintain ire
integrity and Individuality said w-
Itnrn And printed upon tho bsifofs
should hf tlo names of afI cardifases
from United states senator ana gov.
frnnr 'o constable. including. bv all
means fro names ~ ffe rarfItafes
f.r Pho judiciary Zach maEsferiai
-.sfricf HII az the same time elect
's i'.eEl'es f0 rho various rrrvr-
'nre. judicial circelf. senatorial re-
frict congregational and sfafe. which
delegates 81 elected aui m their 70.
s.arf.Fn conventions D. bound % vote
For fre candidates rho have carried
f-r uar.steri1i district from which -na
.... gl.cs are sent
This occurs fo me- added Senator
rrrl ae being plan That I4 fa.-
nd fre' ard EFr9 ffr candidate rf
Ifnf means arf ah fr an eqraI
.-a-rc u.f- flc muffin IIiora.re
r further % che opinion. fhat .tr
I'd ia-e f1r United States senator
.n receives p.lra - rf on votes
rruFtcu' frr Ffefe. should b. OF
.'.'d o. c.e slgporf % al Repubucar
oers a. f1e .cEsiature believe
're nag sterai plan 70 rol 10
-' '1 s1 fern o. uollG BE- ~ more
s-.1F tr-eff 'o ne party than tho
county l-.f plan
Basis q Re5rsssrtsts-.
Hha- pol.d be the basis ~ rsr-s-
r'aton M determining the narber
1. DELEGATES % b elected vas asked
the senator
Wei. I would ~ that The number
* delegates ron each district should
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-10

has issued its caIl % the Republicans
100 meet "..h them 900 friendly confer.
enc" ana consideration lu this city.
"ia not This an evidence on the mart
of thc committee of their Intention 20
ascertain nhaf fhe great rank and
hle 90 tAe party dos res think 80
and 30 thinking. hope that the meet.
INK VIII be free lr0m personalities and
ihat plan can he adopted that will
give Tho Republican voters OF the
state au opportunity to express. by
their ballots. tac'r choice Tor cand..
datcf
nis state IH normally a Repub-
hcnn state and 'fa vote .n mo electoral
COLLEGE maf determine who shall be
our n"Et pres dent Irr our duty 10
ACRE" upon some plan that will keep
BE- DO ~" Republican column
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-10
ENDS AT Once ALL
STOMACH DISTRESS
LIVE oispepsn Cures ind ses,isn.
Ca rezrtss'n. or oyspepss
In Five Hirutes

u yon had som- DiADepsln handy
sna you'd take mule noS ysrr
stornseh distress or Indigestion Eogla
.Anish IA five INMATES ard you would
feel fins
This harmless preparation zllf q.
sest Ahythins y0g eat ana overcome "a
sour, outOf order stomach besor, ,o,i
realize n
n your meals don't tempt BOA or
shAt little you 20 e.f seems % fil
yoA or laya Ike lump o. lead "a
yDer stomach. or II you have heart.
'srn. that IL . s.gn % IndlEss'o-
Asa your pharmacist for a. sy-cent
case OF Pape'z Dapepsln ana tass a
hue Just a. soon AZ yoa can There
WIZ be no sour ris.nEs. 90 IeIct ing
OF undisestsd food mixed VitA acid.
no stomach gas or heartburn. flliness
or heavy feeling 10 The stomach Sau-
Sea. Debiiitafiug Headaches. I!xki.
hess or Intestinal gripping This Eill
All 30. and. besides there Will Do no
undisested food lefi over in the atom
ach 10 poison your breath 18th La4.e-
Gus odors
Pape's Diapepsin 10 certain cure
TOR QUITO order stomachs because ~
prevents fermentation and takrs hold
OF your food and diF-z's ~ iu-f the
sane as ~ your stomach WASH there.
Relief la five minute from all -tDfu-
ach misery ~ az any drug store aalt.
Ing for you.
These large spccn' cases o. Pap.'s
Diapepsin contain more Than slr.
Client % thoroughly cur. almost ANY
case OF DvFreuafn Ind. ..4fftr Yr .u.
other stomach disturbance
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-10

secret explosive experiments Repeat
Cd discharge of gas aud dyuamtta
have r.oWed up fhr earth Ir order
that any difference JOB flc explosion o.
The explosives might Dee shown
Besides The results OF these e1peri
m'n's. spectators 40 fhr trial VIII sec
miniature business block. complete
fo fte most minute detail. .rf rr ID
table before tho jury The structure
.- a mode. OF 'he Los Angeles Times
building. aith one eide c-' away 20
show Tiny printing presses. linotype
machines and al fhe marLirrr. ~ a
-rDlf newspaper Ofre Hv fhIs
model fhe defense hopes +1 demon
STRAIT" 'he effects az OBJ. evp'os on ir
accordance vi'h its trcort
Then" RiiI NOT DO Oh session o. fre
court tomorrow because of a state
lection or proposed constitutional
Amendments
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-10
SAND HILL FIRE
Winters. Entsiina Loss Of
About s. 600.

Originating 90 the kitchen and
supposed 20 be- du. 90 detective
nue.. IRE vas discovered ga the resi-
dencs OF james Winters in sand li.u
about 4 o'clock Sunday morning. but
II was discovered too late 10 save
the building or contents. which we're
quickly hdrned 10 the ground. entail
Ing n loss OF over g .Ouu The I'VE
members Of the family escaped. un
injured. but with little clothing.
The building Wae "a double frame
structure. being formerly "a Log house
90 which an addition was later erect
ed. II WAS located short distance
from Sand iill ou th- road Ieiins
TO Elm Grove The hrr seem &C.
have started in the kitchen. which
was in the rear 81 the building and
had gained such headway before be
ing discovered by NJ Winters that
II was seen to be- useless To try e.
extinguish II. so all efforts on the
part OF the family and neighbors. who
were attracted by the blaze. we're
bent toward saving as much OF the
contents a. possible
About the only articles 90 value CO.
moved from the building were some
beds and clothing An estimation o.
the loss Is placed az 1000 80 in.
surance WAS carried on the property
or contents. and the loss Will Doe
keenly felt by Mr. Winters The
members o. the family are now stay
ing with relatives and friends until
new dwelling can be- erected \
subscription WAS started for the un
fortunate family yesterday and sew
eral large donations were received
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-10
ANNUAL RETREAT
OF the Young Ladies Sodality Of the
Blessed Virgin Mary. was De
gun Last Night

The annual retreat ~ che Young
ladies' sodality ~ the Ulcsscd Virgin
Mary. of So Iosvrh's cathedral began
last evenius and VIII continue
throughout the v"ck. ending on Sun.
day with "a solemn reception to m,m-
bers.
large congregation was ln az.
Tendance. and Rev Joseph r. Turner.
Of Annapolis ND missionary. had
charge Of the services and delivered
an Interest sermon
Services Will be- held daily with
Father Turner in charge A. r 300
o'clock In the morning there WIiI o.
mass and sermon. while lr tho even
Ing nc 100 or'oct. regular preaching
services will hc held
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-10
Par.ersbura p.len.,lon.

i- % i. nf'-' FL. ti~ Intelligence.
fAIikEit5HrRG $751; va. oct o.
ff ''o''rnor 4 b. White. a.. = u's-
.rrf A''DrHog 70 EaJ Waugh. Assist
an' District Attorney John MarshaI.
Internal Revenue Collector George r.
"'rf. a-rr.f IS Ercreloa. Coun.
~ ,IerE William Dudley. Councilman
i. 'f.t.rf. b. Faufervorf and
'.h"r prominent Republicans ier This
evening inr frfr'eston fo attend the
meeting of fha Ffafo committee
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-10
MMllar MckLnl,n

A. s O'Clock Monda, evening. a.
West Liberty. occurred flc death 40
William Mckin.cf. aged g. after "a
severe Illness. Deceased made al.
home with bis mother and brother
Edward Mckinley. and in addition BE-
survived by one brother. John Nc
hiniey. 81 P!tt-bIrg Deceased was
engaged In the stoCS buying business
and also with hts brother conducted
% meat market IN West Liberty Tho
funeral VIII occur Wedn. sda, a. ,
o'clock with interment iu rho V.-t
Liberty cemetery Deceased was A
nephew % Joseph Hedges. OF Wheel.
ius
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-10

Funeral services over fhe remains
~ %" late conrad s. WlcAharl were
held yesterday afternoon 40 the F.rs'
Baptist church az goo O'Clock Row
+ = Br.u.nstool or.ciatcd lurerm.nt
vas made az Greenwood cemetery
deceased Was member o' Frautun
'ds". 40. o, ! % % j. Members o.
The order acted aa pallbcarers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-10

Aha- p1u'i bo -he basis ~ rep-e-
n'afi1n M determining the NUMBER
l. DELEGATES % b elected vas asked
the senator
Wen. ! you'd ~ that The number
* delegates ron each district should
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-10

Lame back l. ono of tho most com.
mon forms ~ muscular rheumatism.
Tow applications ~ ChambsritIrs
linimrut VIII give ro'rf. For sale b.,
aIf dealers