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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-12

Sratlic til Runen. S~tortbineets
Tr9iiOent bar mootaset SrtbbpOelie
til Seitlig6eOerne / anleonirg al Hor-
manbiets 1000 aars Set. Snobp-
belien blep iorleoen reiereret / Stor.
tbinget, bpor Der blep pebtagct, at
E~rpiioent 9ratlie ifaI reprPientere
Stortbinset peo SeitIisbeberne. Sans
&eiielogifter fol uoreSes al set til
Stortbinget bepilgeoe 9elsb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-12

Sbsialo. 5ru annu Wantsiis,
Gnte eiter SfueipiQer g. Want5ius
og Mooer iii 1ireftsr Or. aarl
RaubrlS, er aigaet oeo 9sSen |
Rom, SO Mar al.
Gheien for 8ioe. % g~eiIagifo.
len, Ritmeiier y. 9imfilSe. er oso
eiter Ell Operation, IS Mar Al.
gogbanoler Carl SoIoemnr
&eitsel, manseaaris Wieoinoebaoer
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-12

8ran, iom for nosen 3tb iioen blep
busget | gamle: ) SrUtbsioe (1.25
Meter par Den 4.39 ". | Smfreos
uoenpaa 9arfen. Com iploet maalte
ben: Yaa sc ~, go N. i Giant.
o. 2.S3 N. / Smfrebs; poa % ~.
.0.20 %. / 0inm., oisie NanI paa
bar 8eo. S~otalbsioen par 33 NJ.
COS SoO), aloer ca. $40 aar. Gen
bapoe / $50 aar poret ganife burtig,
ira $50 til ca. 2t0 aars aIberen no.
get ienere, for iaa isien / ca. 40 aar
after of bore no3enIunoe bra, men ei-
ter oenrte Sib nftog Silorrten mere
oa mere, for tililut eanife at % ben.
Greet par BOG ganIfe iriift. men hap
DC ira Roben Here itore WaruiprGf.
fer. &ubifinoboloet bar npiten 612
9oab, iquare 9eregning.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-12
Salot upcrburo % Srnfnct.

ariiiiansiono meooeles: Gn n,g
Iamc berira 9per, "a aar aammel,
Cater al Stpfiunfer anoerien, err
omfommet paa Heiie ira WarieiQe til
Hotterbam. Suu hapbe beisgt en-
9ror, iom nleb i'm Samilie Dor /
Warieiue, oe reiite berfra mco Solte.
baaoen "Srpm" al Ssnsberg. Sislac
9reo ira aapteinen mao bun pGre
faIot operborb Hatten til ben Bite
Marts, oa Sfibet beianot iig / Npr.
beoen al 8igo. Sun err iibite Sang
Jet al Ell S~prbsber al. 10 ON Iftc-
men oen 30te Warts. Get iremgif
al Sisiorflaringer, iom por bIepet
afboIot / Rotterbam, at bun bar gaat
tilfsis ON aiteren. Sun maa ba ie,
mere pau Hatten, i~ormobentlig paa
@runb al Sisipge, pGre 5oaet op paa
Srffet o. err iao ialot operboro, ibet
Sfibet bor taqet Ell Sperbalih9. Ger
bar abifiGig Counting.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-12

Wn0r0brn9cr Waar6er, lom Tln'
fer / 9eruielie brpbte en- Susmano |
99rum, er blet irifierot al Sa5-
manosretten / ariitionia.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-12

Granger Tt en- ehmaHine? -Susoeunen-
CT fad Dob Tom roeen anoeu Spnioftne Ill ben
oobtcIie Pris.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-12

Nnfcs-Spipsnins ON min gruber
Rdsmits VI. SoaIauo. Sioit jea bsr,e
ira BAN, bar ban 9 Til peit ira 7ecorah,
Coma, 16 Anr iioen. vi bar en- SpSter /
Staudneer, Rorae iom uil iaa sierne bsre
ira BAN. 6. SaalaHo, 1896 %. 62th ST.,
Seattle, @aib.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-12

Silialgs- Niu 100 Gcres 5arm /
Elediant 3opuihip, 8iuueiheif Co..
tlenot Tom 5ranflin Sdmyions 5arm. Stprt
SebpeIiesbus, 9oat iont mt, TO BARNS" -
ben enc M - 6gitur, Suiuebus 0. T. D.
6ortrinIis ganoiiloe % &c prirsbus". Aft
or | beoite 5%orfatnina. 9stte 8etinselier.
}or mariners CpIpsuinger itrip til y.
Gnluoieu, 3eeorab. Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-12
.0nfkerDeen
Tarlni$yde1
for IS ON t~1aaneden?
Gn al bisie frnsibare 1O'Ntre
SSarme / alabama, gionnoerlanoet!

belissenoe nGr geloip Btne. Baibinston
Co., alabamn, ueo Baibington & 9boctap
Serubane, so Yiil fra @ulifniter.
Sc tilbpoes III ell | bpi Grab louenoe Sci
li9beb til at erboerpe, III Ell nteget lap Erls
pg paa biliee Betin9elier, ct Slem for Gem
lelo bet melt iru9ibare 3ano iBeroen. bper
10 Gcres oil noe Ell Sntomit al 5000 nj
5000 ON garet- buor life alene en-, men TO.
tire os enbpg ire Gi9rsoer tan bsites bpert
Gar pna bet iamme Stpife 9oro, bpor 8lis
nta, bet naiurlige Rcgnfalo % 3~orotuno
~iorener iig til at bettnge Ell gopm,lo Sslt.
Sororn rr pasienoe for alminoeligt geers
brua Nais, 8omulb, @rsutia9er, Srugiuul,
Rpbber eler Tor Ssriebolo, areaturauL, Bts
apl. W2eierioriit o. !. b.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-12

Stort 8rantrG. : "~2aasenSals.
poiten" lfriper =. .. ON en- itor
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-12

StlialaS-Striu ioag efter 9eifri'
uelie al min 100 aeres Sarm / Rar.
lhau 6omrtp, Ytiuu. llomRrtet 3orobuno.
Ssntrie, oelois opopriet. tire DRtt fra Bn.
ltanotnaut nil RnbcluG ". =. =. 5iGinIas for
5000. enttt SIaoien, 5birf Riper 5dus.
Mimi.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-12

Siamautbrpllup. 5orbenpercnoe
gagermeiter i Bergen. GitIsi Rar.
tens % Grue, isot Smitb. ieireoe ior.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-12

Stor grano. Sra aaIborg meb-
oeleS ben 22oe april: s gftermio-
Oaa peO 6iretioen opitoo Der Slo / u.
Reraaar6s 8auro / Surllp peo SAB.
iunS. Sloen, Der opitoo ueo Bag
ming, iorpIante6e iig til z. ajGrs-
auaros 8oarO. 9egge 8aarbe neb-
brPnote totalt. vi Rsrgaarbs ge.
iptnirg inoebrpnote 5 aisr, 3 aaIpe
og 2 Spiu og al aiersgnarbs PeiPt.
ming I aalp. 2 5nar og 10 Spin. Get
meite 2sssre ~reooeoes. Otter Sorlp-
oenSe brPnote ct itsrre fontant Be
lsb / 3er1aarbs 8narb. Rsrgaaros
8aaro par ioriifret for 5000 ar. o.
Rirrsgaoros for $500 ar. begse /
9arobpaningernes aim. granoioriif.
ring. gegge gierue Iiber ct betpoe-
fiat 5ab, oa De baooe Tor lnpt ioriif-
ret. SIoen bauoe Here 8aree iat /
goelsmano ). q. Hielieis os Gus.
mano 2. Seppeieus Gienbomme; mel
oct Ipffeoes BOG al reb6e Dem.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-12

GicnoOmsialg. YroprietPr goi.
len bar iolgt "Sanocrgoaro", areal
SO 5or. 9ano, meo al uOpeuoia BE.
iptning iii ct aoniortium, beitaaenbC
al 8aarocierne Sans Serien / Rs
Ieo, Sans Seuien / 9osmer % y.
Seierien og Yiariis Ssrerien, be5ge
/ Ranolep, FOR $4,000 ar.
groprietPr CIR. 8Pmelfe / Sr.
aersleu bar fis6t Sens goies 8anr>
iammeitcos, ca. 100 Cor. 2arb, mer
9eiGtning % aulsre6ifuber FOR CO.
600 SIR.
~Iebergaaro" oeb Hsrre Sneot
err al 6ru Rielien 49, eiter 6orIpben'
DC for 10000 Ser. - iolgt iii ,Sor.
palter Surberg, I'll Ssn al arteios.
1iuerioreningens SormarG 8oar.
ocns areal uogisr 1000 SOr. 2ano
bporai Salp6elen Sfoo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-12

Silialgs-Gn so Geres 5arm mso
gOoe Smprouements. ~beIisgeuoe / ben
noroueitIisc Del al Canoe Soipnibio. Nau
benpeHoe iig iii @oIter 8. Buduea, ". Ro.
3. 3ecorab, Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-12

StHalgs-l6O aere Jarm. Sn.
gen beore / Sro 7atota, Horit Gdbo.
lag, goot &ano, 5sleronliuie % "5ree Ses
lt0erp". CplpsniHg saraRterss FORFEIT eIer
betaler les bin RaiIrodb 6dre, gr,s s25 pr.
Were, Sfriu ioas til gieren u. o.. Stroue,
Rooofn, 9, 3.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-12

Nnfes-8sr er iOrtriulis Nuleb.
ming Tor Ell 99gs. inrt ogiaa for en-
Npotheter. / en- gpo 8p / sitliae Spo 3atos
to. meo itor Snesn, bOueoiaeeIig beboet al
Sidnotuauer os 6pitere. gtoresIe: .,2Rge-
{. o. "7eeordbs Soften, Seeorah, Soma.
The Harrison times., 1911-02-04
BOYS Are Given Their Freedom.

Fort Smith.-Because of the fact
that the district attorney had failed
to secure proof that the land named
in the proceedings was government
land, as alleged, Judge Rogers dis.
missed the criminal proceedings
against Hinton Brown and J. T,
Floyd two boys who live near Eagle
ton, Polk county, and who We're in
dicted by the last federal grand jury
on a charge Of causing a fire in the
timber on the land.
The Harrison times., 1911-02-04
ARKANSAS ITEMS IN BRIEF.

Riley Thomas, charged with the
murder of man named Kitchens in
Pike county 30 years ago. has been
arrested in oklahoma and will be
brought to Arkansas for trial.
Prominent farmers in Chicot coun.
ty are buying pure blooded hogs and
are laughing at the advance Of the
boil weevil,
Russellville is discussing the advis.
ability Of buying land for city park,
At Lepanto, Ardie Ellis, little
girl, struck a railroad torpedo with
an axe and was killed by the explo-
sion which followed.
The Harrisburg News has just eel
ebrated its twenty.second anniversary.
A log rolled from wagon at La.
pile and crushed Ben Poole, the
driver to death
MariRnua's cotton receipts for this
season were more than 1000 bales
The Iron Mountain Is rebuilding
the headhouse over mine Is at Jen-
ny Lind, recently destroyed by fire,
and will reopnn the mine soon.
A man and a boy ut Mcneil were
bitten BY q dog which is thought to
have been suffering with rabies.
Both victims have gone to a Pasteur
institute for treatment.
A big planning mill and large
sawmil will be built at Ashdown by
A. IL Seoggin OF Mena.
The Harrison times., 1911-02-04
For State Depositories.

Senator Robertson has introduced
bill providing for state repositories
for state funds. The bill provides
that the state treasurer shall deposit
in the banks of the state at least 70
per cent of the state funds, each
bank becoming a depository being
required to have a paid.up capital
stock of $4,000 or over. The banks
are required to pay per cent inter.
est per annum on daily balances,
The Harrison times., 1911-02-04
With The Legislators
Pass Measure to Suppress Gambling.

Pass Measure TO Suppress Gambling
The most drastic bill, providing for
the suppression of gambling houses
in Arkansas, was passed by the SEN
ate by a vote of % to 1. There was
no debate on the question of the pas
sage Of the measure, the only senator
who had anything to say in regard
to the bill being Senator White, who
briefly explained it's provisions. The
bill makes gambling a felony and
applies to those operating gambling
houses. 1t provides that when any
person shall make known to any
sheriff, constable or policeman that
there is a gambling house in opera
ton and shall designate the location,
such officer is required to search the
house, and il he finds any gambling
devices he is required, under a heavy
penalty, to seize and destroy them.
Failure of the officer to perform his
duty subjects him to fine of not
less than $50 nor more than $500.
The game keeper is subject to fine,
and upon conviction of a second Of
fense is subject to indictment on
the charge of a felony, the punish
ment being from one to five years
in the penitentiary.
The Harrison times., 1911-02-04
IN THE HOUSE.
Bills introduced.


BY Glover, to permit husband and
wife TO testify both for and against
each other in courts.
BY Mclaughlin, to render di.
vorce decree final only after one year
has elapsed from its granting,
BY Meador, giving witnesses com.
ing 10 miles or over court mileage,
BY Yadon, TO prohibit the sale Of
liquor within five miles OF the Hart.
ford high school, Sebastian county
by Newton, to create the office
Of tax collector in Lonokc county,
BY Davis Of Lafayette, allowing
Red River levee district to levy a tax
on railroads, tramroads, oil and gas
pipe lines In tho district for tho aid
Of tho leyoc
BY Faulkner, raising the fine for
trespassing on plantations and farms
and breaking down the fences there
of from $40 to 500 to $50 to $500
BY Pipkin, providing that difreren,
parties use different ballots in pri
mary elections and for other purposes,
BY Perry, giving taxpayers the
right TO examine tax books,
BY Black, to make general election
days legal holidays.
BY Rice, to prohibit the sale OF
liquor between the hours o. p, m.
and a. N.
The Harrison times., 1911-02-04
Government Gets a Verdict.

Fort Smith.-A verdict for $1,000
was rendered by a jury in the federal
court in favor Of the United States
government against Robert A. Castle.
berry, well-known Oklahoma lum.
Der dealer The suit was an action in
which the government sought to col.
lect the value Of timber alleged to
have been illegally removed from
lands in Scott county
The Harrison times., 1911-02-04
Arka nsas Postal News.

Star service from Pinetree to For
rest City has been changed by re
instating distance as 1915 miles, be.
ing 775 miles from Pinetree to Hor.
ton and miles from Horton to For.
rest City.
Star service from Cabool to lie.
high has been changed by supplying
Lehigh at site authorized October 3
increasing .25 mile.
Star service from Oxley to ElbeTta
will be discontinued after Feb. a.
The Harrison times., 1911-02-04
BeIot Acquitted of Murder Charg

Hamburg.-After being out a short
time the jury returned verdict OF
not guilty in the case of the state
against Boyle Bellot. He was
charged with killing a fisherman by
the name of Hawk on Saline river in
May, 1909. Bellot had been fishing
near Hawks camp, and when Hawks
body was found circumstantial evil
dence pointed to Bellot as the peTpe-
traitor of the deed. There was no di,
rect evidence against him, however.
The Harrison times., 1911-02-04
House Passes Annexation BILL

Representative Faucette's bill con.
cerning the consolidation of cities
passed the house by n vote Of Ga TO
16. A motion to reconsider was then
tabled. The measure provides that
IN order to consolidate two cities a
majority Of the citizens OF both cities
must vote in favor OF the consolida'
ton. II is also provided that in case
an attempt to consolidate two citios
fails no similar attempt can be made
for two years
The Harrison times., 1911-02-04
All Over Arkansas
sssss.s.ssssssssssss'ss's'
NEW EDITOR FOR DAILY DtMOCRAi
After Many Years Service. Clio mar
per Leaves Afternoon Paper

After Many Years Service. Clio Har'
per Leaves Afternoon Paper
Little Rock.-Clio Harper, VINO h"S
been with the Arkansas Daily, Deilo-
crat since November 26, 1898, as re-
porter, city editor and proprleIoI'
has severed his connection with lhaI
paper, being succeeded as editor Oy
]. L. Carraway, a well known news
paper man.
For the past four years Mr. Har-
per, who is one Of the best neWSpa'
per men in the state, has been man
aging editor of the Democrat, ana
by his tireIess efforts has made a
metropolitan daily Of the Democrat
Mr.. Harper and A. w. Parke, former
reporter on the Democrat have
formed a press clipping bureau,
The Harrison times., 1911-02-04
10 Consolidate Schools.

Senator Hughes has introduced in
the senate a bill which provides for
the consolidation Of adjacent school
districts, the object of which is TO
consolidate rural schools, with the
view of affordng the pupils in the
country the same advantages for Sc
curing a high school education as
those afforded to pupils in a city.
The Harrison times., 1911-02-04
To Extend Criminal Jurisdiction.

A bill has been introduced in the
house by Representative Thompson
OF Greene county, extending the Grim
inal jurisdiction of Arkansas to the
east bank of the st, Francis river
and to make the jurisdiction concur
rent between Arkansas and Missouri
over the territory that lies between
their lines
The Harrison times., 1911-02-04
CABOT MAN HAS FEARS OF RABIES
S. S. Nee'y, Bitten by His own Dog
Goes 70 Pasteur Institute.

Cabot.-S. S. Nicely, who was bit
ten in four places three weeks ago
by his own dos, that he believes now
had the rabies, has gone TO New
York, where he will take the Pasteur
treatment. Mr.. Neely did not believe
that the dog was suffering with rab-
les until a short time ago, when one
of his neighbor's dogs that had been
bitten by the same dog died with a
well-developed case of hydrophobia,
The dog was bitten the same day Mr.
Neely was bitten.
The Harrison times., 1911-02-04
Camden Liuuor Bill Is Passed.

Camden Liquor Bit Is Passed'
Senator Owens called up his bill in
the senate prohibiting the sale or
giving away of intoXicants within 10
miles of the public schoolhouse in
Camden. He explained that the bill
would not repeal any existing law
regulating the sale Of liquor, as the
entire county was dry, saloons hav-
ing been voted out at the recent gen.
eTal election The bill passed by a
vote of 25 in its favor and none in
the negative.
The Harrison times., 1911-02-04
a Woman's Reason,

"Why,' asks the inquisitive person,
do you enjoy having some one tell
you that you are pretty, when you
know you are not? Does 1t make you
believe that you are?"
NO." she answers readily, But II
makes me believe that he believes
am. Judge.
The Harrison times., 1911-02-04
Would Abolish Two Commissions,

Senator Keel has prepared a bill
for the adjustment OF the Arkansas
Tax Commission and providing 70:
It's transfer to the Arkansas Railroad
Commission, and Senator Coyington
has a bill providing for the abolish
ment OF the railroad commission.
The Harrison times., 1911-02-04
Favor Senator Williams Bill.

The committee on elections report
ed favorably the bin by Senator VII.
liams requiring county and cit" cen.
trail committees TO file with county
clerks copies Of poll books, to be
subject TO inspection for two years,
The Harrison times., 1911-02-04
Twenty-Five Years Of X.

"Why do people have silver wed.
dings, pa?"
Just to show to the world what
their powers Of endurance have been
Judges Library,
The Harrison times., 1911-02-04
Propose Memorial to Women of Z

Propose Memorial 70 Women OF Ut
Almost an entire morning session
of the house was devoted to the dis.
cussion of Representative Barker's
bin to appropriate $4,000 for the
erection Of a monument to the women
Of the Confederacy. The bill finally
passed by big majority and mo-
ton to reconsider It was tabled,
The Harrison times., 1911-02-04
Bills Passed.

BY Williams, authorizing city CEN
tral committees to appoint judges and
clerks to serve at municipal primary
elections.
BY Toney placing the county Of.
ficials of Jefferson county on salary.
BY Hughes, to aid in the building
and eQupping Of the agricultural col
lege at Monticello.
The Harrison times., 1911-02-04
HOUSE Is in Favor Of Income Tax,

.
The passage OF Representative
Parke?'s house Joint resolution rati'
fying the act Of the SiXty.first con
gress as an amendment to tne consti-
tuition Of the United States providing
for the collection of an income tax
gave opportunity for much fervid or
atory in the house.
The Harrison times., 1911-02-04
TO DRIVE OUT MALARIA .
MI ri lid l. TILE ANSIlrM

Take The Oli Standard GROVES TAsrELBSs
CHlLL TONIC, You know what you ARE taking,
The formula is plainly printed on every bottle,
showing II Is simply Qulninc and Iron in tastc-
less form, The QunIuc drives ont the malaria
and The Iron builds up the system. solo 0y all
dealers for 81 years, Pilce 80 cents.
The Harrison times., 1911-02-04

to procure adequate appropriations for
revetment of the banks of the Mis-
souri, and lower Mississippi rivers
was adopted.
Bills Introduced.
BY Holland, to provide for a com,
mission form of government for cities
of the first class.
By Watson, fixing the maximum
rate to be charged for the use of tel
ephones.
By Fletcher, providing for the es-
tablishment Of State Hospital for
Nervous Diseases.
By Raney, to prohibit the sale or
giving away of intoXicants in Stone
county.
BY Turner, legalizing the appro-
priation of money to secure the To-
cation of the agricultural school at
Jonesboro.
By Holt, to provide for an enumer.
alton of Arkansas Confederates who
served in the Civil war.
By Deaton, creating a State Board
of Pardons.
BY Turner, for the better protection
of the wages Of railway employees in
the matter of garnishments.
BY Henderson, extending the time
in which mortgages against deced-
ents' estates may be foreclosed, per-
hitting the full period of limitations.
By Rodgers of Benton, making
Arkansas City a city of the second
class.
BY Fletcher, making persons and
corporations owning and operating
railroads liable for loss of and in
jury to live stock
BY Hughes, providing for the pay
ment Of $4,000 to Mrs. A, G. Morris,
mother of Curt Morris, pupil at the
reform school, who was killed while
working on the new state capitol.
BY Jacobson, enabling women to
practice law in the state courts.
BY Miles, limiting assessments on
property in improvement districts TO
20 per cent of assessment benefits,
BY Watson, prohibiting the sale or
giving away of intoXicants within
three miles OF the high school build
ing in Mammoth Spring, Fulton
county.
The Harrison times., 1911-02-04

had rather be kissed by an enemy
than wounded by friend who enjoyed
the Job
The Harrison times., 1911-02-04
ANY New Methods?

"Aint It strange, tn way Kelly beats
his wife?"
II dunno, How does he do it?"
The Harrison times., 1911-02-04

Many mistake soft words for tender,
loving ways,
The Harrison times., 1911-02-04
To Regulate Agricultural Schools

To Regulate NgrIcuTtuTdT ocHooTs
Representative Kirsh has introduced
a bill in the house which has as its
object the closer relation of the four
agricultural schools of the state.
The bill provides for the election Of
a secretary and treasurer of the COM
bined schools, who will keep the rec
ords of all of them and have charge
of all products grown on the school
farms. Student labor is also advised
in the bill, the male students being
required to work three hours per day
upon the farms or in the shops.
The Harrison times., 1911-02-04
House Postpones Pres. Toney's Bill

House PostPones Pres. Toney's BIT.
The senate bill of Senator Toney,
president of the senate, to place the
prosecuting attorney Of the Eleventh
judicial district upon a salary Of ST.
800 per- year, was postponed indefi-
nitely in the house after strong ad-
dresses had been made against the
measure.
The Harrison times., 1911-02-04
IN THE SENATE.

Concurrent Resolution Adopted.
The concurrent resolution by Keel,
requiring the Arkansas delegation in
congress to use all reasonable means
to procure adequate appropriations for
revetment of the banks of the Mis-
souri, and lower Mississippi rivers
was adopted.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-12
FOR tho cars TO ascend tho hill. Tn,
boys were not caught
Moundsville Briefs.

Lester Rodgers and Berry Tomlr-
son LETT yesterday for Manninc,on.
where they will spend several days on
business.
Jacob Indcrdunk. one Of the guards
~ the pen. is confined to his home on
Tenth street with an attack or typhoid
fever
Shirley Miller. OF Woodiawn. Is tic
guest ot local friends for a few days.
podd Martin and Lawrence O'Con
rol left yesterday for Roberts RiJrg
whore hey viii spend several wcoks
Alexander Swoski left yesterday tor
Crarl"roi. where he will open a shoe
stvr"
Mrs. sam Lcvy. Mrs. Howard Neon
ard carl Rodo,fc- Will leave to-ds-
tor Niagara Falls and Buffalo. where
t"cy VIII spend TAO Weeks' yaca.
ton.
Joseph Hicks was called 20 this org
Yesterday hy The serious illness O: r-
brother Harvey. who is confined to
his HON" ON WASHINGTON avenue with
CO., at'1cN OF acute indie. -tfon
Howard Harris i- recovering uicc.y
from ar opeation performed a. tha
Glendale hospital for Appendicitis.
John Heath. ilc vpuur farmer il.
.ar ou Narwar E5IE.. who was bif
'rr tt "a copp rhr-I Tuesday. Is 20.
'''.r.r-. and Io serious results a-.
looked Tor
An "r.h's'-' has boon o--anizod br
.'.' D' tto Eu''. n.yr.n Dt flc can.
-f'u.t. ar N"'t. .c uart Inns l...
chosen as g. rector
Mr.. John Esun..- has -...tt-,...t r-.,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-12

at 100 Twcnty-nin;h street. fen dis
TANGO OF 80 feet from a telephone
pole 20 the brick street. Lewis was
working on the pole AZ the p. X q.
crossing. and IL is thought he came
in contact with "A live wire, which
caused him TO fall. He was carried
into the office OF Dr. l.. X. Cracraft.
where an examination of mis- INJURIES
was made and temporary medical aid
was rendered lie sustained "A broken
ankle and his spine is injured. while
his head and body were badly
bruised. When he fell his mead and
left side hit tho street first. and IT.
may be that he received internal in
5Ur,es.
lie was later removed 20 his home
in tho Walters ambulance. and last
ght Dr. Cracraf- stated tina, De was
IN "A critical condition. but hopes are
entertained for his recovery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-12

Grand Temple Officers.

Grand chief. Mrs. Salllc Lowry. NJ
hartInshurg.
Grand senior. Mrs. HELEN Moore. OF
HarkerShurg
Grand Junior. Mrs Bertha Calvert. OF
ST. Adams.
Grand Manager. Mrs. Hattie Morrison.
- Berlin
Grand Mistress o. Records and Cor
re"rord"r-e. Mrs. I''rn Trimmer. of
Huntington
Grand Nistrps- ~ Finance. Mrs Eliza
ucrh SNYDER. Of Charleston.
Grand Protector. Mr.. Anna Hoffman
'f NprsartowI.
GRAND Guarc. Mrs. Elizabeth Hart. Of
NrM.Dhsn
Etet Grand CIirf M Miriam Tar-
COWS. o. Elrer -vorI
g. prem" ltsHre-.r tati.rs NJ Manic
lirrlwt"r'. 90 HGuf.rrfHr anil Mr..
.HrI '-'f i.rt.. ot Mur-t-towr
Alternate lt-p--- crtatIte. Mrs Theresa
itl-f-. .t l.lFfH.