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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1911-02-22
NIGHT RIDER SELLS OUT.
Kentucky Man Confesses, But Fears
Vengeance of Others.

Milton Oliver, a confessed night
rider and chief witness against his
comrades at Hopkinsville, KY, has
sold his 25-acre farm for $4,000
and will leave the country when
the trials are over to hide from the
vengeance of the night riders.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1911-02-22
Free Trade Question.

On the question of free trade in
Mongolia article II of the treaty
says:
Russian subjects are authorized
to carry on as in the past trade free
of duties in Mongolia subject to Chi
ma, as we'll as in places where there
is Chinese administration as in
those where there is none. Russian
subjects will equally enjoy the right
of carrying on trade free of duty in
the towns and other localities of the
provinces of Iii or Tarbagatai of
Kansgar, of Urumptsi and others
situated on the slopes north and
south of the chain of the Tien-Shan
as far as the great wall This i'm
munity will be abrogated when the
development Of the trade necessi-
tates the establishment of a custom
tariff conformable to an understand
ing to be come to by the two gov
ernments."
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1911-02-22
ANOTHER WAR THREATENED
RUSSIA WILL MAKE DEMON
STRATION AGAINST CHINA.
Notifies the Powers of Intention

Violation of Treaty Cause of the
Trouble, the Vital Question In
voIved Being Free Trade in Mon
golia. Russian Troops in Prov
ince of Iii.
LONDON.-The relations of Rus
STA and China are strained to the
breaking point. Russia today mott
fed the governments of Great Brit
ain, France and Germany of her in
tention to make a military demon
stration on the Russo-Chinese from
tier owing to China's persistent vio-
lation of the St. Petersburg treaty
of 1881.
Russian troops will be sent forth
with to the district of Iii. The ex-
tent of the demonstration, it is add
ed in the diplomatic note, will de-
pend entirely upon the attitude as
sumed by China.
The vital questions involved are
free trade in Mongolia, the extra
territorial rights Of Russians in Chi
ma and the establishment of Rus
sian consulate at Keobdo, Mongolia.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1911-02-22

Foley Kidney Pills are a reliable
remedy for backache, rheumatism
and urinary Irregularities. They are
tonic in action, quick in results and
afford a prompt relief from all kid
ney disorders. Dawson Drug Co. and
Peoples Drug Store.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-20
CHENEY GUILTY
OF MU RIDER
ACCORDING TO VERDICT or BROOKE
COUNTY JURY
Aft>r Being Out Hour and . HAlf-KSo-
ommsnd. Lsnisncy OF
the Court

After being out for iu hour and hair
TIE Jury In the case or william Cheney
charged with the murder 81 Charles
sherwood. at wslishurg. returned e YER
dlct or guilty IN the first degree bat rec
commended mercy. which means NAT the
accused man VII ercap. the gailpNs aud
hs given sentence 81 iif~ impri-pn
lnent The attorneys for the defense
Immediately made motion FOR q new
Trial and the Arguments vii be heard
before tho close of tho brooke county
court
The crime for which cheney was
found guilty Nas committed several
weeks aEo. The convicted man 20 all~E-
81 TO have murdered the victim with an
Az for revenge. while his two rompan.
ions stood guard ON the outside ~ tho
house. The state holds that cheney en-
tered tho house and after q frw remark
with Sherwood. KILLED him will an AZ
aud then, with his companions. isft the
house. The most important witness On
the stand FOR tho state during the dss
was Joseph Hager. q bartende.. Who tes
titled that tho accused man stated that
he was going To- get sherwood before
ator Ziiitkrn and \. D.. MunfEumery on
tho stand and both trHflfIrd that cheney
made a confession 20 them. stating that
0union committed the murder
The drfonae placed cheney. tho CON
vfcted man on the stand a. their star
witness. and on examination be made
the same statement that no made iu the
county jail here when h~ stated that
Guniou committed The deed while Do
stood guard on the outside ~ the house
,grhe state was represented hy uruaeru-
ting Attorney " n. Ramsey. while the
defense was represented by Attorney
workman and Cochran O. j. T. pitrten
OF thia city. assisted the prosecution
When Ounton was placed on the stand
he testified that Cheney aait III Is
prtfy hard TO have fellow leave you
vben You are FotnE 60 have the snakes -
lie dsntiftsd the atchet and stated that
AZ Wa the weapon that cheney asa the
deed with The convicted man viii be-
brought TO this city to-morrov
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-20
HALEY CASE
Accused Robbers % GIG store az
MounosViiie Set for Trial
November fst

A. the session o. MarshaIl county
court held yesterday the trial o.
bertha and clyde H0il@y. Indicted for
alleged Implication in the robbery 81
the Biz Store az MoundsylIle. vas set
for trial on Wednesday. Nov Iaf
William Hurley entered a plea %
guiiy 70 the charge Of selling liquor
on sunday and was fined 500 and
costs. Eifh the warning that a much
heavier peraity would b. inflicted n
tlc same ofense uas committed again
The Indictment aFainst Theodore
keichfer for the same ofcnae vas
quashed on motion Of Prosecuting A..
fornoy Carrcan
Today me case ~ George Noale.
charsed 9Th pistol totinE. vii Be
tried before judge Neshlft
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-20
PRISON CONGRESS
Members Vote FOR Bait more FOR Nest
Session-Oniccrs Are Elected.

OMAHA. Neb.. Oct t9 What is
said 20 have been she most represent.
alive earhering ln che history o. tie
American Prison association closed
with this evening" session. 20 piu
meet next year in baltimore The
following officers were chosen
President Frederick G. Petuerove.
Hoston. vice presidents. Rev samuel
G smith 81 Paul Gov a " Gil
christ. Tauahasse. Fla. ucmetrio Cas-
riio. Havana. cuba Dr Daniel PhUan.
ontario Robert Russell. Washington.
d. g.. general secretary. Joseph r
Eyer-. Newark y D.. financial Score.
tary. o. "a Shirer. columbus. % 4:
treasurer. Frederick % Nils. Neu
YORK. Cift
President reffErovc is chairman o.
me Massacnusctts state prison com
mission.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-20

n'f actually Ia per cent slrre me
bangs pay hack = hair Of per cent e. a
taN Wten fhe norss are used as a basis
trs government far tha extra inferesf. m
VII o. called upon f0 pay. a. result ~
erchanglng the % Tor g.
Solution Of obstaeis
ore effect % the exchange viii be- 20
enaoIe the government o. provide per-
infnrntlv Tor larFe portion ~ tie IN
tere7t bearing public debt 40 o. net inter
esf rrarEe NJ "a Ter cent. This arrange
.neni prop1ses solution ~ uhat many
o. the plan. lf dlgruses permanently %
tuT bono secured rurreu.r. without f0aa
f1 TIE E1Ferruenf. and Without ImrIa-
lnF UPON De reserte association the
h'nlf In the orranitafor ~ tho er-
A.INe nrNIIffrn ~ nine members.
upg1 nnicH i has beer SAID much ~ fhr
pnuli f1i only ono ~ fre five elected
meunere 'fne other four being Che gov
Ih'r nf .e 1ssH-iaf nn. Die fa1 trru-
.N-niIi POP maF Do CHOSEN from any ore
liefrlrf The whole board 20 directors
nay reserve fp Itself AM Authority Ir
der.r and De- NOT holni n vest Gle er-
ellIFe rrrnmlffre with fui control.
The original plan provided that fhr
governor ~ me aae0r.afInn should 30
appointed hT fhe president ~ rIa United
state from RI liet ~ names rltrIffed bv
dent should aia1 have power o. remove
f.e governor The revised rlar reserves
fne rirrf 20 removals fr a. fUI-fh' rfr
vote ~ fra board
ore important ehsrFs GEL the adm sslor
o. rnItaranIu % state harEa and fruaf
0onIra.Iss ur.rl conform f1 nj required
aflnf-.a
Loans sna votes.
A provision r.af ere asaol .af.rr eUarf
se1urt flr any member notes rai rillss
20 exchange arising nuf 20 commercial
frarsl.fiurs le further developed Ir ne
i.re 20 prrrerfiur &c granting 20 loans
UPON arrIrifIee TIE notes ard bills
rHr.tI Pr discount ~ ffa assoc alton
are resfr. TED fr aUrr rrfra ard bile
20 eN.Nnrra aa ere aar.fI rr drawn fnr
tEr'rIllfarlI frf lafriaI nr rrwrrrr I'd
BONDS nf. rr Investment rrr.r.ffra
.a Infrrrrrfr f'0r u..f rlfe nrHsera
notes fnr carrying stocks FarEa nrfrr
us provision. 90 - SD uf le en-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-20
BOOTLEGCERS
OCCUPY DAY
~ russ DsriAx xAar.1.y. s..slos
o. ths Fed~ral
sAfunALrxATIoH PAYEHs onAxT.
Ed TO APyLfcAsrs
s.ssrsssiAS seots&s Ca. Prom H.aeoe
C~1n,y n<esfysd co1rfs
Att~ntlon-

Ine trlAl - too boafi~sEn -a-r- .--
.1bien TIE greater par ~ T.lF-fa
- e-.-i1ns - tl~ F-i~rs se.fr 3d.
s.ss.a,,solf n lnS ~ r--s 80 i-z D.. -'ss'.
sen,nry mar. 50 tried r.r4ItIrs .a q
Verde for TIE defendant
IN the aftsrrassa fns .sas 90 sr. .....
rfnns%nt against Frsus .s.~sa w. f..-f
E e"f.pirt~f sri given % pee .rs
- ~ We hour " ai.uarrrrrt T.~
goft Va sEeussd from -.Isf.rr enc
e-ss until fni. nnIrufrE
.l.r eas- D. one Dob atf.a &C. .I...I
.-.l@ "a iiauof 90 fn~ onto rI.er Dol 4r.
sted a hOus@hoat a ths NsII-s. onto.
i~1ninG Ia to- year 1905 Us ra. ...
S.,sa a. TIE fhiiippi term 90 isHs. aHf
s.' never been ARRESTED lnfI recently
IN the course 81 th~ trf.i If ...sr. Esd
LAT ~ Rad been convicted or flrrI-.I.r
sn nn IN Soiunhisna r,untf. ".Ip. r..
spnnty sHat or that county Its also TO-
Gently paid fine Co. the N~r..H .
TO- 49,: sseorninE 10 be- "~naoH.i-si,n-
xne cAse we're Mr. Phillip q f..rrr-
kvnsr Of tns hou-chsat uaIlr s.i-. .r
S1pp2ssd - have uprrat.f. .rf .-r
lyeffers. OF WenrvIIi~ a. u.4 .... b
80 BOTTLES OF beer ~ uf-- f.H.- HnI r..t
- anothsr from tH- defendant
Naturalization Day.
Hestsfday was also d~vcLd 49,. .s.r.
Hns or applications foT rnf4ItI.l.f .8u
II, tHAsuhhlp vas SaFufru 90 .H. III.
l1~fsey. one - tho issitus sl.rs ln,a.
.ianr % wheeling. D0rnsrIt. I1ffafr.
r-ction foreman 81 the IS a 90 Iatl-r
9strick jpr~pl Brown. Of fHe .rfl4.I.
r nefch ana Rev Arthur Isx.uN.. % q.
ffLfst 81 D. church. Of Hundred M SO.
OIL OF whom esuf through tie c.arI.fa-
Tons sith M sr-Ht-s, ease. 'trrr- ,i.
United we're Antonio $Apolitar. II.rurr.
eialinser. MARI i-aar WatAmsI. Soil
ltobertron. Theodore stock~r Hnf fI.r-
man hicln \ O. sutK.r United
States Standardization Agent ~ iHff--
Dsfg, was prc-ent IN court ans conduct
% the examination 81 Tie p~fltIHrrIr
Adjudication Order
In the bankruptcy matte ~ sH. F.r.
WOOD brewing Company a. order sf att
gudioation and reference 60 Referee ~
cumming. NaA approved b. fU~ court 4
fnestins Will Do called IA fne rrsr future
Tor the appointment u q trustee
Admitted 20 Practics.
On motion Attrnsy = ~ 'umurIz
Attrnsy Fred HoT-tmau vac admitted fn
practice at the federal mar
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-20
OIL AND GAS

Lac compilations ln Roaus county ~
a. SHOW variety ~ progucera TIE
.arter on company has crfupiefsl Nos
located N Henry va smitfs.id ~, 5's..
IF..l ana has e. faeufF-nta ard nra-far-
rel produrerr On Rock creek. Walton
disfriri che Louis 3 PAYNE Ou com.
uanF has drilled RI Second test 1u inc
James uarirsH farm fHrourH fHr fra
InlIn Hand and has m show Cor n fse-
barrel pumuer
81. ~ l'h1,..0n creek. walton d.sfrIrt
re Ohio Fnrl supply company un fhr
" D. r. Smith farm Ia LaIairr 10 af
forty barrels n DAY ON Iaff Fnrf b.
t.n Same district. fhe same company Dr.
-'e pr we rf.l af feef on fnc Daniel
Jones farm Down ln karau bal county.
o. Blue creek. in EIE district. fHe OHIO
FueI OBJ company Laa not completed
fne riE .t ~ erecting over che veil 0u
Do ir not rrodurInE
On Bonds creek. clay district.
E'frnIr county. fra American HYDRO.
sr0pe 01mpsrF i7 dril nE at 600 feet
~, .a.,s ,l-t III % ', ..,.. f,rT ~
Murphy district gre W1re natural fgaa
company uaa down also feet AID blew
70 fhe hlI wrrelr ON Laurel r1r.
sane company ia bulldog NE 20 for 4
test or ne r 10 EraFHaIl farm A rfr
hae been -ompleref f1r a feaf on tie
J p HEier farm. arf ts test rr ths
rsrf
90 ne Iitue Eanavha river. Ia EiIzs-
hetn district VIZ county. Gee -fouf a
~. ere Gown 100 fee- o. tre o. H
ElmEardrer farm on fnr came stream
and Ir f.r Same district frr sIlrafaafn
ol aed Gas oman .as started 70 dr.I
Arf Lea r1r. Ir Ha-r.1s s1rinss Or
frIrf tha Richter ofl ,d-nrarr T. d.e
.r fre sard af 80. g on tie SCI FIert-r
a1-.r.....-- 49,.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-20

GIG S0 Long Goats in combinations of
gray and purple. and gray with
blue and brown with green: very stylish ard The
very best for the money. Fancy pockets and
fastened Nth artistic buttons Ask 10 see them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-20

simpkins is kind OF an as Int
What's be done now
He uled 20 make Conversation 81.
1sslnE Miss Elder how she acco1nf.d
Tor her longevity
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-20
!: ! [33Tf3i57l33

Go IN Goats m combinations of gray
and purple gray and blue
brown and green and ian and green. finished
Nth large buttons. Complete With pockets.
Good looking stylish coats
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-20

tsi- TIE Carter OIL ~or,p.,,, 49,.
go. ~ ~ tne Elizabeth garHar.
~. 80 20 No : on me william 81
ra,r.,i bpth are busters. fh.
being located 900 fset 49,.
On NE same farm
Go nsliow sand TERRITORY i. .r
$50 hiil district. Penn tov--t..
nleted No On tfe 49, ~
iaih hud hes fffean-f.arrof 49,.
800. we pN Ron sand ~ frfea.rI. ..s
So Z o1 a. a.. lye q son are lr r.
Dust@rs IN Jsasrson.
~. 80 Ee Development fr r.r...
AIM. ,'lhig. o. smith a 60 I..
l-liNn = Herpud fasf 0r ffs D. snI. ..
Iafn hfDuRf re Hersa vrff .rr
ap-ief Trir iocafieu b. 30 fs.t =, ...
49,. 'il Toe so 1n fHa -- f.
i.,,-.f. rhl'r ir producinr fwert. ..s
Iwo fnIlea 1nrthsarf ~ ~, .... ..
- tne FalrFarf pII rnrrrar.,. -. .......
4. 49, tHf Oh saitrrar farm
Dr. 80 <.,,..if,'.a rfit an4 has fusf.-
tfae COMPANY has r1rnrfefef ~ .- 49,
+. 't'.-..,i taru and has show fgr
Psnnsyivania wsus.
pn Ten Nile creek. r~rfe- f...,.. In
80 .y'infg. Pa. fhe Harvey OI q
80 'gferany has drilled b. ter ar -
a. ts. t .-!fn ihreugh re nfm .r1d
r. '.i1t fenedum a Trees ar|
arr-srf - rards on cofnpanies - =
Li'l t1flr sec0nd test On fne Ma ID
tarlor farm into the sarr 80 |..
-nnN f1r twenty-five barrel prof ri
IT VII Do given shot
gi Wii1Wpol. the Parker a f.
~. w 'ynirany IA cuurlefr1 e.
We CEN - fiHher farm End ...t a
inr a. I'VE NJ frn-hnrrat r...rrs.
p. we h-i-l creek district Harrar.. a
nave drilled fHeIr test On ffa A.
FrlFirk farm into fra fUa-f,-.f ...f
ah1 have show Tor e. prDIuesr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-20

CS TX LOT OF 80 Ladies Black Goats.
we S4-ineh lengths all sizes. Jus, IN
from the manufacturers running IN Thibet and
other good materials. A better coat never sold
for $1,000.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-20

John Marshall Mics Margaret lar
Robert TekaI. k.r.
NF o. Enuud Riley
charles McCamuI.k Ionn s. Wclfy a
John A Howard SONS
rHr p IS Hurdfffe. william WelfV
Ambrose D. Habic Geo D. Taylor GO
rfr T No WnaaIna. r.Hrfs UrffUHar
Tarf W. prlefaV charles ~ ffHnIher
t a NrFn1isr. rr John MfIfF Dr.
laffrIraI iIgU IIurkfIurr Bros.
SCHOOL AIIrrrI flaar Grocer co.
John Coleman Cen. ~ e-HrE q Co.
NI.aa fIfH H.E.ra John D.. kirElauf
Sire UfffIu Alan 1.ohIraHu.
s."runrfI. b EuuI a 90.
Nsua prhHe..re Ir fIr F r. fUIf
InffIfiEer r.n-9Hrnue. k.aff
HaF.rH oil. r 1f.IIUnHv
f. NoraHn DO Cart ffeHrrF
Mrf a ~ Frrrfer hihrft HtdI..r.
80 W.fIfIrr o. g.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-20
Main and Eleven III Streets

New Lines arriving daily, enabling
you to make selections from numerous
styles and kinds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-20
Main and Eleventh Streets

The Better Store stands firmly for
what il says, ~ attested by e~er-increas-
ing patronage.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-20

Outraged % carry their auxiliary re-
serves ln commercial paper. instantly
con terilbie into CASH. Instead q in call
loans on the stock market
National banks viii have the rieht %
establish saving derar'm ert- and 90
iTrd not more than 60 per cent - such
deposits upon productive real eFfHfe. 90
loans not sFceedinE Or per cent - ne
value - the property Tho rafiouaI
bank act nov prohibits sucr loans
For The reserve - tfs aesoriafI1n 10
1. pr'Posed that 90 per cent % lte de-
mand Liabilities. including feposife and
other iawful money with provision
hat whenever the reserve falls below 60
per cent The aaaoriHfInr ia bound Co. uaF
70 tie government special faH. uhIrr
drieury Tho operation ~ tUIa Ia such
Instance ia expected Or stimulate orr
Increase lr The rate ~ discount and fI
hrlfs in Fn.d until ne reserves again boz
Clearing Houss Feature.
Another rev provision specifies ffaf
arg local asaoriafion may assume and
eHerrIae Tie pou era and functions ~ "a
Gearing house Trey uiu ne required 90
one criticism ~ &c arss plan vas
Lnat fnere wee nu way - remove a hams
from az assoc alton ff raa been BRO
fifef nat "a local aruoolafI.r nay rrr-
pend "a bank which ftls fp maintain lfs
menta % the Iap
if o. also provided THAT the note issue
n uIe association shall af an Uror fa
covered % 90 least lra-frfrI fr rrI1
cr other lawful money Any rntea how
ever. issued lr excess % fa1H 600 900
must other he covered fV iauful money
ln fulI 0r gay a special tan A. the rate
~ q per cent n year Any notes Co.
rued ir excess 10 81 goo 900 rot covered
~ iaEfni money ull pay faE % I've
ser cent
Mr Aldrirh. in ffaraulftrE The plan
- fue rorr sei1r. rai1 fNaf f.e arH.
ffrn - reserves arf taxes provided ID ar-
ufrfel -f1 insure fne rIaIrfararra q afe-
Tuafe reserves ~ fna aaHH0I afInn ard
on erWlse O. provide such effective reEu-
nfI.n ~ discounts and note Iasueu re-
Hrull rrahie ffe 0rrarrrafInr OBJ ra-
Frnud promptly af a.l fraa fn rnralaI
orr urua.al demands Tor rref'f rr cove
rerrr .lro-f Danger % ind le eknara. ln
rr lrfaUcn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-20
LIBERAL GIFTS
FOR NEW HOME
COMMITTEE REPORTS NINE
THOUSAND SIX HUNDRED.
Great Llberslity Manifested By Al
Persons Waited Upon for Good
Shepherd Home Fund

r.,-.u thc rrnaf uauuufra svrr.ft.
- - ..-..h
tons OF the committee "ulih % Solo
fffng funds for the rebuilding ~ The
Home o. tho Good shepherd are be-
-s.t A.. a.. ftt....rtt. 80 a..
Ing eNceedtd ~ w" Hu'Iall'F 'l ih'
wheeling public tu Swing f0 the
..r... ~ rehufldfnr
=. .'ti...- ...'.......t. 1000 ala. &c..
hne ..I ,.r $500.
~ W.
tHtN r
Mhr ....'t....f ...... 81.
u..l.l,r...t..,.
CnNll ~. .tt 49,. kr...
ie..t 80. Adm r.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1911-01-21
The Church in this and other Lands

Apostolic Delegate to Canada.-The
new Apostolic Delegate to Canada and
Newfoundland His Excellency, Arch
bishop Stagni of Aquila, has left Rome
for his new post. He was pastor of
the parish of Fabian, in England be-
fore he was called to Rome by Pope
Leo XIII to be professor in the Col
lege of the Propaganda. In 1901 he
was made Prior-General of the Order
of Services. of which he is member;
and in 1907 he was consecrated Arch
bishop of Aquila. He succeeds, His
Excellency, Most Rev. Donatus Sbar-
retti, Archbishop of Ephesus, who for
the past eight years mas been Apos-
tolic Delegate to Canada and is now
secretary of the Congregation of the
Affairs of Religious in Rome.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1911-01-21

Fortune will call at the smiling
gate" runs the Japanese proverb. To
be popular, to be loved, to be happy
there is no better recipe than to carry
courage and cheerfulness along always.
One who feels life to be good and true
and worth living is pleasant company,
whereas one who is depressed and
fretful and cynical is seldom attrac-
tive "God bless the good-natured, for
they bless everybody"
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1911-01-21

The most delicate and the most SEN
sible of all pleasures consists in pro-
noting the pleasures of others.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1911-01-21

New Vicar Apostolic of Arabia
Father Philip of Meerut, Capuchin
has been appointed Vicar Apostolic of
Arabia, in succession to the Rt. Rev.
Bishop Clark, who has been trans.
ferred to Port Victoria in the Sey.
chelles.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1911-01-21

Catholic Writer Honored.-The we'll
known Catholic writer, John Maori
banks Egerton, has been made the re-
cipient of the Sovereign Order of the
Knights of Malta. He and his sister,
Miss Ruth Egerton, are converts to
the Faith; and he is one of the Cham
berlains to the Holy Father.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1911-01-21

Noted Priests Golden Jubilee
Father F. Stanfeld, the priest-compos-
er, author of 20 Sacrament Divine is
living in retirement at Clapton, Lon
don, and has just celebrated his gold
en- jubilee. At the time of the defni-
ton of the Immaculate Conception, he
wrote the ooh Mother, Welcome Is the
Feast"
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1911-02-16
EARLY SETTLER
PASSES AWAY

News was received here Saturday OF
the death of James l.. Langille, one of
the best known pioneers of the Hood
River Valley, who passed away last
Friday night while visiting friends in
Mound Valley, Kansas. Mr.. Langille
came to the valley in 1888, % years
ago, and secured homestead in the
Upper Valley. At that time there
were but two other settlers, S. M.
Baldwin and A. H. Tiema, in that sec
tion. Both of these pioneers have been
dead a number of years. ...
THE deceased was born in River John,
Nova Scotia, March 26, l84l. His
early days were spent in that country
and on the New England coast, where
he piled the trade of shipbuilding.
When wooden ships were displaced by
those of steel structure, he went to
Chicago. For a number of years he
was foreman of the carpentry depart
ment of the Pullman Car Company's
works at that place. On coming to
Oregon housebuilding demanded his at
tention and most of the pioneer homes
of Hood River were built under his
supervision.
In addition to his wife, the pioneer
leaves surviving him three sons, one
of whom, w. A. Langille, arrived in
Portland Sudnay from Alaska, where
he has been employed by the United
States Forestry Service. The youngest
son, H. D. Langille, is a resident of
Portland. He is manager of the
James B. Lacey Lumber Co. The
other son, H. B. Langille, resides here
and is city recorder.
Mr.. Langille was always noted for
his robust health and rugged physique.
Until year ago he had never been
under a physicians care. He was re-
turning from a visit to his native land
when called by death. The body will
be cremated in the east.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1911-02-16
GLACIER SLIDES

Ground hog day is over and from
now on the weather will be laid at the
door of Easter.
Hood River is getting so large that
man can get his hair cut without
people asking himHif he is going away.
Quite number of Hood Rivers
young men who are looking for work
would no doubt be terribly dsappoint-
ed if they found it.
A knOcker says he saw an offers fol-
lowing two Hood River men last Sun
day take a drink out of a bottle in
broad daylight, too.
Did you ever notice that the little
woman behind the broom does not draw
much of salary, but nevertheless she
raises a lot of dust?
The Glacier has a friendly feeling
for John Doe, because he never comes
around and raises row when his name
appears in the paper.
Hood River is strictly up to the
minute, because young lady of this
burg wears a corset so long that she
has to stand all the time she wears it.
At party the other evening prize
was offered to the person with the
ugliest face. After the judges had
deliberated a few minutes, they
finally awarded the first prize of box
of bon bons to an old maid, 81 will
thank you," she replied, s."I was not
playing" as one Of the judges handed
her the box of sweets.