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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-12
Foot
Comfort

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ing % pair of our Cool OxforIs.
Our oxfords. Tics and Pumr,
arc perfectly modelled ry expert
makers. 40 slipping az heel or
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Foot comfort and conservative.
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extreme drrs,cr.. Every Shoe
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-12
NEW NEWS
OF YESTERDAY
A Curious Coincidence of War DAYS
10y e. J. Edv ards.)

Il suppose that almost everyone who has
ever thought of the matter is OF the opinion that
the original draft OF the Emancipation Proclama-
ton is In the archives Of the State Department at
washington. But IL is not there. and IL never
was there. So said Frederick W. Seward son OF
William II. Seward. and Assistant Secretary OF
State under Lincoln. Johnson and Hayes, and now
approaching his eightieth birthday.
Some weeks after Mr. Lincoln read the first
draft OF the Emancipation Proclamation to his
Cabinet. short time after the battle OF Antie-
tam" continued Mr.. Seward. The Christian Com
mission, or II may have been the Sanitary Com
mission. which. you remember. did such magnit-
cent work for the amclioration OF the surerings
OF the soldiers AT the time OF the Civil War. held
fair at Albany for the purpose OF raising funds
MY father and appealed 10 70 send
some articles associated with the war which
could be offered for sale at this fair. 1t occurred
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-12
STEUBENVILLE

-0e- L.1 r'.ra,... O. t.e IrtolHrencer.
sI Ut Ht-NN LII. %. Jun IL Re
cause 'iiiH,ns OF VII. Pleasant petit
Toned Tor same, e. c. A'"od g. Two
"'i-HNi's Tor violation ~ The local
on'i'n Jaw were dropped, pending no
iHiNr" violations
'aroiin" u. Kelly VS.. Kelley Mine
coal company sale confirmed
san" NiINn~on VS.. chester Nilkin-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-12
DEDICATE MONUMENT.
Exercises Are 20 Occur at Cadiz In
Honor 81 Col Pearce

rrerfa1 Dispatch % the frtsIfrr--er
CADlZ. o June ia nandsoms
wruhmcnf has been erected in the
CadIz cemetery t0 the memory OF Col.
John s. Pearco. of the Ninety-efchth
q. v. T.. by his Comrades and asso-
c.4fos. and 90 viii be dedicated on
"wednesday. June "a. with elaborats
CCrou orfor.
Amour Tho interesting features Of
Tho program viii be the presentation
OF the monument by Ed Bin. Of
SfeubcnVIle. to Dryden PearCe. a
graudFon OF Col poarce
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-12
lncorna,stLon Rrturr..

tma'Nod stone company per
.rnrf 600
rarroe.o plant. N'reo. personal
go .s.fl
e~e Hrf tuldnls. fve1 machIn
Drt ..ff-.r-F
Same. total fHv value. .7qnbq0
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-12

Myrtle NJ. Ford. 20 years. OF stcu-
tenyiIlc
Harry r. shipper. 81 years. and
Mary 8. Quinn. g. years. OF Stcuben-
vile.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-12
rNolcr FoR PEoNAoe.
Trio Held BY Federal Grand jury on
Serious Charur

NTlNGTON. vs.. Va. Juno IL
Edward g. Lambert. superintendent.
and W. s. Fink. assistant auperin.
toudenf of Tho Glenn Alum Coal Co,
Mirgo county. and Constable Henry
Butcher. have been indicted on pcon.
7rc charges hy The federal Eraud jury
here
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-12

Frank Cropro. n Russian. hae hccn
LODGED In f1U ON a charge of murder
ON saturday, n.rht af n weddiue colo.
lrfior 0f H1-rcrrtI'lo he shot and
wounded Toiludor and tho man haa
r'rrn died a' Wheeling hospital r.
rrnm..es FOB bc an intricate case Co
determine
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-12

piofencs Was acarchine for au hon
r.f man
No viii advertise fflf his summer
resort has moeQufoos explained The
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-12

Bulgarian embroidery
Bead Celebrations. $500
$3.50 values, selling at
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-08
FRIENDSHIP LODGE HAS
FIRST GAME WEDNESDAY,

Friendship lodge basketball team
will play the Wellingtons as the open
ing game of the season at the Frank
lin gymnasium, corner st. Aubin and
Franklin-sts.. next Wednesday.
This game will be OF special inter
est TO the fans as II will be played
under intercollegiate rules. The
Wellingtons will be at home with this
style game, as three OF their players
are NJ. A. c. stars.
There Is possibility of Jake Mazer
playing for the Wellingstons in this
game, as well as John Richards, the
old ID. A. C. star. With these two
stars in the game great battle is ex-
pected.
As preliminary TO this game, there
will be an exhibition given by the
Junior class OF the Franklin Settle
ment under the direction of Physical
Director Foster Walker.
Coach Frye. OF the d. U. s., will
referee the game.
The Friendships will have all their
men In the game With the exception
OF AL. Walker, who had an accident
to his knee. which will keep him out
OF this game.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-08
BAfffE ANECDOTES
DYBH4EY EVANS

of 1908 the worlds series shown in ST. Louis
Howell before
than Modecai Brown He outguessed
he afforded Howell
his battling the
remarkable he said that boy
of his pitching hand"
Howell making his exit a husky voice demanded
chop a hngers?'
hitting"
the a lveier bal.
illustrated n worlds hard imagine
thlngs the second
which II innings
fourth with the fifth that ended to after 10 in
with 10 TO Quaker fans
liked the game the Athletics hitting but was sad exhibition
OF baseball
pleasure Herman schaeer
SchBefer shouted One
and rewarded triple which them home good
The next day Washington Schaeer shouted For
ht right lie
referred 20 an advertisement Offering $50 the player who hit IL with
10 yelled
lie hit the lie out
of
Amidst the cheers Shae science
bravery"
Bravery of Germany aherlunged fan
Then salute your hero demanded Herman Instantly one the
bQchers crowd arose dong the bats comedian
bowns to the right and left al la bdnsQue queen.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-08
MEN CHOSE
PATERSON FOR CAPTAIN

At a meeting OF the Central high
school sootball men held al the home
OF Coach Stocking. last night, Hamil-
ton Paterson. an end this year, was
chosen captain for 1912.
The meeting was an informal party
given the men by Coach Stocking.
During the evening he was presented
with two fine leather-covered chairs
as a token of the esteem in which his
men hold him. Mr.. Stocking has
ceased active participation in Cen
trail athletic affairs.
Paterson was chosen as an Aide
troit end on account OF his great
tackling and excellent handling of the
forward pass He Is fast aggressive
player. Next year will be his third
and last on the Central aggregation.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-08
SURGEON-GENERAl CALLS
FOOTBALL QUESTIONABLE
Asserts That Football and Long
Distance Rowing Are Produc-
tive of Serious Harm.

WASHINGTON, Dec. s.-"Disabling
after-effects OF football make 1t ques-
tionable as a sport at the Annapolis
Naval Academy" says Surgeon Cen
eral c. F. Stokes. U. S. ~, in his an
nual report today to Secretary Meyer
Advocating the Inauguration OF a
Safe and sane standard, in naval
athletics. TO initiate similar general
movement, Gen. Stokes asserts that
football and long distance boat crew
racing are productive OF serious harm,
and that the employment OF profes-
sional athletic coaches Is not to the
best interests OF the navy.
Make success dependent more up
on skill and less upon brute force
the surgeon general says, asserting
star athletes deteriorate rapidly after
ceasing active training
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-08
SHORT LENGTHS

Duluth hockey team mt Cleveland
tonight.
Tony Ross, the New Castle heavy,
and Jack TWIN sullivan, the New Eng
lander, have been matched to tight IL
rounds on Dec. IL.
Mickey sheridan expects to leave for
Chicago today No more lighters over
1870 for his hereafter says Mickey. He
made "a hit at Cleveland with Billy
Wagner and five clubs were after him
Immediately following the bout.
Tn. rnix.r.,ty 81 Mi.ne.,t. retain.
Dr. H. H. Williams as football coach
for three years more AT salary OF
$500 year.
Harry Davis arrived In Cleveland
yesterday TO discuss baseball with
President somers
Fosei and Doom are still spreading.
Eastern High school has booked
seven contests.
4. OF ID. basketbaIIers rested Wed
nesday. and Thursday was their week
~ holiday
Frank Winter, point, has been made
captain OF the Cleveland hockey team
stewards of Grand Circuit meet In
the Waldorf Astoria tomorrow.
.
4 tbree-cushion billiard league In
gliding eight cities. Detroit being one
of them being talked OF, 77
-
And now Atlanta comes back md
saws that Chicago doesn't know what
IT'S talking about when IL says that
tlcnphill won't manage the Atlanta
club
Oscar StanaEe may he fined for par
tieiiatlng ia a game In which Orvie
overall played on the coast.
Eastern colleges are arranging their
hockey dates.
Cleveland u going skating crazy
AGAIN Lamy has declared that he viii
be- 4 professional. aud Cleveland cranks
want him To- meet Baptie.
"Iec Hockey" II all the go, says
CtcV eiaud paper In otncr places, ~
tho inference. they like the other kind.
They are prneticIng splitting before
the bike race In New York Wise uns
.
pittsburR VIII ask for Grand Circuit
dates at the meeting ~ the stewards
in New York tomorrow
: Connie Mack is authority for the
statement that Eddie Collins Is paid
5000 a year, and Connie Is In a posi-
ton to know.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-08
WELSH is PEEVED AT
HIS OWN SHOWING

LOS ANGELES, Cal. Dec. =
Peeved at himself for his poor sw-I
ing on Thanksgiving Day agast
Willie Richie, substitute for Ad. w
CAST, Freddie Welsh, the British ash
ant for lightweight honors. today .
nounced that he was willing to tai
on three fights in one day just to sho
his class The Englshman blames III
lack OF form on Thanksgiving to woi
~ over Wolgast's sudden illness.
Joe Mandot. Grover Hayes and
Matty Baldwin or Tuumy Murphy are
the three whom Welsh says he il
willing TO show of on. He wants such
fights as these TO taie up the time be
tween now and ths time when Vol
CAST is we'll enouA to give him a
match
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-08
NATIONAL COMMISSION TO
SETTlELEAGUES' CLAIM
American Association, Eastern.
and Pacific Coast Leagues
Want ClassA Rating.

NEW YORK. Dec. The National
commission. besides ueshing out the
worlds series ticket candal. will DO
called upon 10 decidea claim made
by the Eastern league the American
association and the Pacific Coast
league for a higher Qualification. The
commission will confel on the sug-
gestions OF the minor hgue and re-
port to the meetings oAhe National
and American leagues hee next week.
The three minor leagNs wish 10
classify under Class A. hich would
allow teams in those leagss to carry
20 players during the plalng season
and 30 between seasons.
The meeting of the American
league next week will pbably be
run on In the usual smoot and or
derby manner. 1t is likely nat con-
siderable opposition will babrought
out in the National leagueneeting
against the reelection OF ,homas
Lynch. Brush, Hermann an Drey-
fuss are said to favor Lynchwhich
will leave the balance of poer in
the hands OF representatives st.
Louis and Boston.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-08
HERMAN MAKES FOGEL AN
OFFER FOR MANAGER DOOM
Is Willing To Give Larry Mclean
and $4,000 for the Red
Headed Player.

NEW YORK. Dec S--The disposi-
tlon TO be made of Manager Doom, OF
the Philadelphia team, will attract
much attention at the forthcoming
meeting OF the magnates of the Ma
tional League in New York. President
Garry Hermann. Of the Cincinnati
Reds, has offered President Fogel
$4,000 and Larry Mclean for Doom.
Doom maintains he will give $4,000
for his own release, with the expecta-
ton that II he becomes free agent
he may buy the Boston Nationals
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-08

horses owned by G. X G. Billings TO
Brunswick. Ca. about the first week
of January where they will be logged
over the grave! roads OF the sunny
Georgian town.
For Uhlan 10 make splash on the
European tracks means great deal
of exertion on the part of the ebony
coated speeder. Uhlan's perform
ances will naturally be compared with
those of Lou Dillon and as Queen Lou
trotted a half in SO seconds in Eu-
rope it is Up to Uhlan 70 equal or bet
ter this Uhlap trotted faster halves
than this last GUNNER but they were
worked over good tracks, built for
speed The tracks in Europe are good
but are not built for speed ss much
as are the American trotting tracks.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-08

Western and Canadian breeders and
horsemen In general were prominent
purchasers OF gilt-edged youngsters OF
producing strains OF blood that should
be heard from in coming fuurities and
be features in races for years TO come.
The east. with drastic laws against
poolselling, is driving the campaign
ers westward. and out OF the country,
where betting laws are more liberal.
and In future this part Of the country
must be satisfied with matinee races
for prizes and ribbons. which can be
INDUCED in only by wealthy patrons
OF the turf Eastern breeders are
closing out their stock farms as an
Improbable Investment
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-08
Old Glory Sale Indicates That
Light Harness Racing Moves Yves
and Canadian Breeders Were prominent Purchasers
lt-Edged Youngsters.

The object lesson OF the Old Glory
horse sale at Madison Square garden,
New York city, last week, is that the
trend OF light harness racing is NOV
ing westward II was also shown
that Canada Is fast becoming a breed
ing country; that fast horses are be-
ing purchased by eastern and middle
states horsemen for matinee pur.
poses, and that breeders in general
are improving their stock by making
purchases that will produce early
speed and futurity winners. No bet
ter prices were ever received at any
sale for weanlings. yearlines, two and
threeyear-olds In the history Of the
garden sales. - -
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-08

Doc Tanner and the rest or the amer
lean party were treated royalty by
everyone connected with the trotting
sport in Europe
Before leaving for home, Mr.. Bill
ings was made TO promise that he
would return TO Europe 10 again show
his great stable OF trotters. and being
a man OF his word. Mr.. Billings has
decided TO sail for Europe in the
spring Just where the stable will be
shipped 10 first has not been settled.
but 1t is a certainty that Uhlan,
1:5S&. the king OF trotters will be
exhibited at most of the prominent
tracks OF Europe
To key the champion up for this
important campaign Doc Tanner will
take Uhlan and some OF the other
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-08
mike MURPHY SELECTED
FOR OLYMPIC TRAINER
Famous Pennsy Man Will Have
Charge of Physical Condition
of American Athletes.

NEW YORK, Dec. s.-The selection
by the American Olympic Committee
OF Mat Halpin. 10 be manager, and
Mike Murphy, 10 be trainer OF the ath-
letes 10 be sent TO the Olympic games
at Stockholm. meets with approval to-
day. Halpin, as captain OF the New
York Athletic club. will look after
the welfare OF the men of the track.
while Murphy. noted University or
PENNSYLVANIA trainer, will look after
their physical condition. Three sets
OF "Try-outs' 10 select competitors
will be held in Boston. Chicago and
San Francisco, probably the last Fri
day and Saturday in May.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-08

Germany Schaefer isn't sure he win
like Clarke Griffith, the new Washing
ton manager. It's this way;
Germany coaxed Griff to witness
his vaudeville act in a Washington
theater and spread himself to make
hit with his new boss. Germany
has an actress teammate whose sketch
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-08

Uhlan, king OF trotters, will be seen
in Russia soon.
c. X. G. Billings. millionaire horse
man who spends thousands of dollars
annually In the development OF light
harness horses merely for the sport
there Is In il. has started TO arrange
for his trip to that country and will
take Uhlan with his stable.
This will be the second time that
Mr.. Billings has taken his stable OF
harness stars across the water. A
few years ago the noted amateur
reinsman exhibited the trotting queen,
Lou Dillon. 1:5Sk, and a few other
trotters on the tracks at Germany and
Austria. The appearance of the
worlds champion trotter created
furore In Europe and Mr.. Billings,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-08
HUGH JENNINGS HAS ARM
RESET--NO ILL-EFFtCTS
Tiger Leader Goes Through Sc
we're Ordeal at Hospital With
out Any Serious Results.

SCRANTON. Pa, Dec. S.-Hugh
Jennings yesterday had the bones IN
his broken left arm reset While the
operation was quite an ordeal for
man in Mr. Jennings weakened con
dition. nevertheless. he came through
il all right and showed no ill-eneets
after il had been performed.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-08
COSTELLO GOES OUT FOR
HALF-HOUR IN MINUTE

EASTON, Pa, Dec. Some Round"
Reigle. of Easton. knocked out Tyrone
Costello OF Philadelphia, last night at
Heptasoph hall. Easton, just sixty
seconds after the gong started the
fight Costello remained unconscious
for thirty minutes. Riegie was held
by the police until Costello recovered.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-08
JOE JEANETTE SHOWS
WELL WITH SMITH

NEW YORK, Dec. S.-That Joe
Jeanette, Negro heavyweight. still Is
a top notcher is the opinion expressed
today by those who saw him dispose
of Jewey Smith. the English heavy,
in three rounds, at the Fordon Athletic
club last night. The Englishman was
outclassed from the start.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-08
Here's One on Schaefer That
the P. A. May Not Have Told
Germany That He Going Like His New Boss After
ALL You Know Since

name is Miss Pennant He wins her.
He wears his baseball uniform, goes
through a lot of funny didoes and
finally holds her 20 his bosom.
How did you like it?" queried Ger
many OF Griff.
You're good baseball player" re-
piled Griff
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-08
PORTLAND PITCHER BLOWS
UP HAND, HUNTING

SPRINGFIELD Mass, Dec. s.
Drafted by the 'ortland Club OF the
Pacific Coast Lesue from Springfield,
Ernie Greenwich, 'outhpaw. may never
pitch again A gn exploded while he
was hunting, taing his right hand
so that amputath may be necessary.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-08
Peterson SAYS PUT
UP OR SHUT UP"

CHICAGO, Dec. S.-Jess Petersen,
the Danish wrestler, wrote to Frank
Gotch today demanding that the
champion make good on his offer to
wager $4,000 that Mahmout could de-
feat any one of the present crop OF
champion aspirants Petersen says he
is willing TO take on Mahmout at any
time.
The Dane is confident OF winning
from DR.. Roller, Monday night.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-08
south Backs jackson.

All the south Is backing Joe Jack
son The southern bugs hrmly believe
that he will oeat out Ty Cobb IN the
1912 averages, and that he IL destined
10 be the greatest athlete ever devel-
oped in Dixie They are proud or Cobb.
az course, but they figure that TNrus
has had plenty. and that the elevation
OF still another southern star would
be a great piece OF advertising for the
sons OF the Confederacy.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-08
Detect Doping Of Horses.

In Austria and Russia EFFORTS have
been made to detect the doping 81
racchorses. Samples OF saliva. perspir-
alton and other body fluids are sub
Jected 70 careful chemical analysis. The
results are said 20 have shown that
some Russian horses In this seasons
races were given power stimulants.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-08
MncA See. Tough Y.ar.

Manager Connie Mack says the sea-
son OF 1872 is going to be a Tough"
one for the pennant winner, and Ban
johnson also comes across with an
opinion that there will be some scram-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-08
Nood wnn,. WeIrht.

Joe Wood OF the Red Sox ls said 10
be resting up and taking on weight
with the idea Of having more strength
next year III Joe would also take
strict care Of himself he'd need ask
odds OF none.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-08
Ca.hion RIR VIM.

Cashton, the Washington pitching
recruit who was brought up from the
Caroiinas ate in the season, is dc.
clared 70 be the biggest man IN base
ball He stands y feet inches and
weighs 201 pounds. And he Is , years
old and still growing.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-08

The New York HighlandeIs have had
four managers since the club was
started--Grifith, Elberfeld, Stallings
and Chase.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-08-24

aIi expect 70 bring back some troph-
los IN medals. 0tc.
we could not help but smile a lit
lie smOle at the new name Ontario
argus gives the Frultland bench.
"Fuitland-Ontario bench" OF course
re only question o time with us.
"a tact ali that saves US now ID
The Snake River.
The Misses 5lone Of New Ply.
mouth viii meet with tho Baptist
choir at the home OF Mrs. J. H..
SpalnhOwer Thursday evening and
a special song service VIII be ar
ranged for Sunday the 27th.
A pleasant surprise was given
Thursday evening at the Wherry
bone Ia honor Of Ben Wherry's 21st
birthday. The surprise was com.
Dlete. as Ben was invited to a party
al Falks Store and went IN to town
to get his lady friend. On their re-
turn they found about "a Of their
) Dung friends assembled and right
IDLY time was had in games and
conversation. Delicious re 'reshmentsl
were served cons sting of sandwiches
fruit. salad. cocoa and cake. At
late hour the young people departed
Wishing him many happy returns Of
the day.
Mrs. Henry Vestal was surprised
Monday TO receive a check for s1O7.95
rom Eilers Piano house. in response
- sowing the magic puzzle advertised
~ them IN the paper. OF course
this must be turned In on a plano
but II Mrs. Vestal succeeds in plac.
Ing plano for them. she gets the
ash.
Mrs. s. A. D. Pardunn shopped In
layette Monday between trains and
met Mrs. d. p. Donovan's parents. Mr.
md Mrs. Barnes Of Iowa.
Prunes! Prunesi f erybo1y e pack
ing pruues. and with the advent OF
he fruit packing season. all social at
airs will cease and wo will settle
Continued on SUPPLEMENT-
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-08-24

BUSY FRUIllAKO ITEMS


rhc ~. G. T. T. win institute a
sattur writing contest Tor children
under is years % asc. Subject "rhe
Bosf Reason Why sal0oas should BE
( kept out al Canyon Co" Said lot.
ter to coaiain not over 90 words.
ist prize $500 2n1 prize, $500.
These letters must be mailed or
handed % AIRS e. p Day on or
before Saturday the 2sth The ton
ses letters win DO published in tho
columns OF the Pay tto papers and
Frultland Tldlnss Tho letter an.
signed must be enclos Ia scaled
envelope togothor with another sealed
envelope with The writer's name.
A party Of Brethren Young People
ioft SUNDAY nlsht AZ ~ O'Clock Zoe a
amping trip up beyond Sweet. They
expect 70 be gone uatn Thurs ay.
Rev Them accompanied the party.
Tho W. O. T. u. held a very Gu.
.huslassle meeting at tho homo OF
aB. J. Il. 5palnhowor on Tuesday.
% 10th. Mr.. Laushbaum addressed
40 needing and in tho ching held
N outdoor meeting and later save n
isciurc TO crowded house at the /
g. l.. churh AZ the outdoor meet.
ng an elevated platform was impro-
1isod 70 put the speaker IN an ad.
fantas sssSsiiion to address the
largo 2 Hprning some