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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-12

, bring about marriage between the
man she loves and her sister, Leonors
(Miss Parke Patton), thinking her sis.
ter is In love with him. The play ends
with logical and happy finish, in
which the sons. who have drifted away.
come back and there is once more n
happy home.
Lucille LaNerne. will, OF course. be-
Mother" and she will make one of
the most likeable and dearest mothers
imaginable, for in character roles of
this kind, she fairly revels in her work.
Several OF the lines delivered by Miss
LaNerne would soften the heart of
stone. When one hears Richmond's
favorite actress deliver these lines:
There are only two great moments
in woman's life, one when she gives
her first kiss to her sweetheart, tho
other when she gives her first kiss To
her own little baby-not much OF a
destiny, but it's pretty near the sum
total of our lives" And again when
AZ. iS says; "a mothers eyes are
just the blind eyes OF the heart" there
won't be dry eye in the theatre.
a sumptuous product is promised,
almost reproduction OF the original
New York Hackett Theatre production.
not one little detail being overlooked
by stage Director Lorimer tombstone
The sale OF seats for Mother" will
SN4ANiHue at lHS DUN ONCE OF the ACuQ-
envy tomorrow morning, and judging
from the unusual demand. the Academy
promises record breaking business.
Grecinn Classic in Films.
Homer's odyssey" the story of the
ten-year Trojan War reproduced cine
matographicaliy. comes as n special at
traction TO the Bijou Theatre all this
week commencing 1880 Z. NJ, daily
continuous. to 1890 y. NJ.
There have been three great films
produced since moving pictures pass
ed the fad stage, and became in reality
a medium of learning and art: the
Passion Play, Dante's Inferno" ana
now the latest and most picturesque, I
The Odyssey" OF Homer.
The story of the odyssey" hinges
on the adventures OF Ulysses. His de-
parture from Ithaca. where he was en-
throned to Troy. where the ten-year
conflict was In its incipiency.
The battle over, he starts for home !
his wife and young son. Overtaken by |
he encounters adventure OH |
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-14
MEN SCRAMBLE TO HAVE LADY
DENTIST OPERATE ON TEETH

try over for their chivaIry and in the
face OF that fact you don't suppose
Tor one minute We are going 70 have It
SAID OF us that we refused 10 lend as
sistance to a lady. do you?" He evil
IDENTIFY knew that Miss Phillips was
fair. young and pretty. for he waxed
enthusiastic. The State Dental Board
has asked for volunteer patients and
the response was at first only luke
warm he asserted. Therefore, rath-
er than have he examinations ham
pered by lack OF patients. I for one.
handed In my name"
The same motive evidently inspired
many others TO follow that lead and
when the applicants line I'D 10 take
their turns In the operating chairs al
the McLain Dental depot and in suite
Tour. five and six. at the McLure this
morning. wild scramble among the
chiyalrous males IL promised in an
attempt 10 be the hrst to reach Miss
Phillips.
The written examinations were
practically concluded last evening and
u Is probable that The practical ex.
aminauOns will be finished up by 10.
night The results will not be made
known for some time as II will require
several weeks for the examiner m
correct the papers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-14

10 prevent and punish frauds In sales
OF goods. wares and merchandise at
public or private sale by itinerant
vendors. and TO regulate all such
sales, were framed and endorsed.
Their passage will be urged before
the legislature. Others are being
drafted. including a mechanics lien
law .
Endorsement was also given an or
dinance to be presented before the
city council requiring the registration
OF all changes OF addresses OF resi-
dents OF the city OF Wheeling, de-
signed 10 prevent the fraudulent re-
moval OF goods not paid for or
bought on the installment plan. be-
yond the know ledge OF the firm from
whom they are purchased.
The session was brought TO a close
BY the reading OF a number Of i'm
poriant letters connected with the
credit department and brief boost
er" addresses by various members OF
the organization. Special attention
was called 10 the great work ac-
complished during the recent mem
bcrshiD campaign and the movement
was warmly commended
The board Of directors. complete.
Is as follows:
One Year.
T. r. Bayha, successor TO Fred
Frazier.
Two Years.
G. r Caldwell Co. G. ". Rice. Al
A. len a Hunter. Jas y. Mckee. Musee
Bowling Alleys. =. Hanauser. success
sor 70 Sol Mayer. r. =. Billiard. DIT.
John ". Storer. Hotel Mcclure. En-
simmer. w. A. Miligan. Bard Bros.
". r. Burke Wheeling Warehouse
& Storage. Wheeling Ice a storage.
Henry kalbltzcr. Chas. ID. McCarty.
Henderson a Mccain. q. o. smith.
Jno. r. Rehm. Hotel windsor. Geo.
Baird. e.. A. House. Louis Lott. J.
p. Miller. &. +. Smith. Arthur John
son. y. p Farris. Gardner. s Nes-
bit, ". =. McGreEor. baird Mitchell.
W. T. Mitchell. j. p. EbeiinR. Nal
FleminE. VIM. Hare. sam y. Mckee.
g. n. Duncan. VIM. Eiig J. W. Betz
q Sons Co. Register Co. Q. n.
Becker. q w Greig. Chas. Price IA.
J. Neuhart. Geo. ~ Wells. VIM. Helm
er. a. T.. Meyer. W. W. Irwin. & &.
RaumberEer ~ Herzbers. n p.
TruNcll q. T. Hfidchrand. w. j. Lu-
kens. National. Wheeling Business
college, H q. Frcdricks. Kennedy
Produce Co. Dr. -. y. Best. stand
ard Auto Co. %. W. Burdaus. pred
NcininEer. Ir. u. r. Parshau A. r..
Kaufman, Harold Eta
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vile yesterday morning. the great
prehistoric mound and the state
prison being visited. The party Il
being chaperoned by Superintendent
o: Schools &. r. Bryant: PRINCIPAL A
g. Pence and wife and Miss Dorothy
Davis. stops are made a. an princi.
pal cities along the route
superintendent Bryant. when seen
~ an Intelligence reporter ut the
McLure yesterday afternoon stated
That the trip Is being made AZ a part
Of the annual commencement erer.
ciges. marking n new. and what h.
believes praisewOrthy departure
from The old system We held the
presentation Of diplomas one week
ago tonight he said. but lnafoar Of
following ~ with a lot Of cuf-and.
dried. OldfOgy exercises. including
lonEwlndcd speeches and painful
oratorical efforts. which are soon for.
gotten. We decided 10 carry out a pro
gram that would result In Iaefinr
good and benefit 90 the gradusfea
This trip was the result A. every
stop We visit and study points Of his.
torical. commercial. Industrial ana 40.
clal interest When the tour fa over
me young people have something 81
the greatest practical value. the I'm.
pressions from which will 20 with
ihem through life. 7 believe We are
settling a precedent in This part Of
ne country that every school will ind
worthy ~ following"
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FAIR APPLICANTS SERVICES
MUCH IN DEMAND.
chIvalrous WheeIingites Volunteer as
Subjects For Columbus Girl
Taking Dental Tests.

Miss Marie Phillips. the Columbus.
o.. girl taking the examinations for
admission TO the practice OF dentistry
in West Virginia. before the State
Board OF Dental Examiners here. Is
one OF the most popular girls In
Wheeling today. Miss Phillips. along
with 81 male applicants. will be called
upon to-day to place At least one
crown or filling TO the satisfaction OF
the board
The work Is done free OF charge 10
the patient. OF the two score volun.
teers who have offered their services
the remarkable fact stands out that
nearly onethird OF them are men. an
unusually large percentage. The fact
was called 10 the attention OF an In
telligencer reporter last night and he
went 20 some Of the male volunteers
and asked them about g. The state.
ment OF one % them covers the situ.
alton admirably. why" ne said,
Wheeling men are famous the coun
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-14
GRADUATES MAKING
EDUCATIONAL TOUR
cosHocToN HIGH SCHOOL STU.
DENTS VISIT WHEELING.
Party o. Forty Making Unique Trip
Along ohio snd Muskingum
Rivers Aboard Lorena.

The graduating class Of Coshocton
hiEh school. numbering g.. property
chaperOned by members % the facul-
~. paid a visit 20 Wheeling yesterday
afternoon enroute from ZanesvlilIe 70
Pittsburgh and return aboard the
steamer Lorcna. They we're met 81
the wharf BY a reception COMMITTEES.
composed Of Charels Madden Of the
City Railway Company. Prof W. W.
Elliott. Clarence Howe and ~. L.
Maxwell. Of The Pennsylvania Rail.
road Company. and g. W. Raymer.
manager Of the Bowie Drug Company
~ Bridgeport al former Coshocton
residents.
A special car was turned over 20
the party BY Mr. Madden and a tour
Of the city and suburbs made. with
n stop % Wheeling Park. where the
young people we're royalty treated
a. 3 O'Clock they we're the guests Of
honor a. luncheon served az the
McLure. leaving Immediately after
ward for Pittsburgh. The party viii
remain ln Pittsburgh until Saturday
noon. visiting schools. colleges and
mills. departing aboard fhe steamer
o. . O'Clock on the return trip %
Zanesviiie. where they Will arrive
Tufsday. after having been gone one
week
A stop was also made al Mounda
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-14
ANNIVERSARY
o. ths Huskinsurl College cslsbrstsd
Yesterday - New Concord
Elsborstsly.

NEW CONCORD. o.. June f1-At
Muskingum college today occurred
the anniversary celebration % the fn-
stitution that waa most elaborate.
Tomorrow wiz occur the annual
graduation exercises ~ The instltui b.
ton when degrcca viii BE- awarded 90
the members ~ large class
During the exercises today the
Historical Survey was given hy ur
John 8. Spccr. the Historical ode
vas read By Mss Nevada MehouIn.
pr. n. A. McCieuahan % pIfiahurr.
spoke on the Great Eudcator win
spccial reference % nr. W. n Harp
er, The most noted aiunna of the IN
stitutlon. Judge a. y Blair. % Ports
mouth. giVca an address. a. also DR.
Moorehcad q Zenia. and president
Thompson ~ ohio state University.
Former presidents % the COLLEGE 81
Their representatives. also spoke. In
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-14
CHICAGO CUTS HosroU,a
LEAD DOWN TO ONE oAmr.

CHICAGO. June 18.-riayinr ON a
rsin-sosksd diamond. Chicago cut Bos-
tons lead down 20 one fuii rams 49,.
cay b. winning the opening game az tb.
scries 3 to 2 waIah'a single. SCORING
Ieider. who ran for Hodts eoor.d a..
Hluhlhg run iu the ninth uostuu'a only
nlts we're made iu the third inning ADJ
..tIH "t James McAleer and Robert Me-
10 "Nmets ~ the Boston players. were
presenter With gifts before the game.
Z. eAirrf received o. chest ~ silver and
leNnJ watch. Manager stahI uaa
presented with flower tributes Umpire
eridan chased eight members of the
BOSTON club out ~ the park for protest.
lNs decision. Chicago players raised
Ehip. score.
,..,. r. H o.
Buafuu 100 o. % z % % ID q
hattefirr Walsh and Block Coiffrr
and THrrrnn '''"-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-14
AMATUER BASEBALL

q challenge is issued % the ser base.
nau tenn Tor r. game on the sfeuarfvllie
Hfpunda iH made By The gfawarfavffIn
Team We have lost one game out 90
IglfLefn. We Rad n twilight game with
- I'VE Coal team. ara won bv score
stew rfaVille. %.
~ Q meeting m The executive commit
lsf nt ne tnurcnmrnH baseball league
uar decided ~ continue fhe aear9r So.
lut ~ teams. two teams tho Third
froFhVterian and English Tuffrrar
having Withdrawn. The Faman PLAYED
~ these Two teams with teams in are
league uili not BE- counted fr he me-
Cenfane
TIia evening no the bridge uart fte
nlflh street M o. and Second prcahv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-14

Win Referee the Wolgast-Rlvsrs Pint
~ Vernon on Fourth OF July.

Los ANGELES. June 12-T Nc
carey. under whose auspices Al VOL
EAST. or Cadillac, Mich. uEhtuofght
champion. viii meet Joe Rivers. OF Los
angeles, az Vernon. July Fourth, an
nounced TODAY that James j. IeTriea
Will referee the night
McCarey said Jenrtes had suggested
he act with two judges. one for either
eide.
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AMERICAN
American League.
SENATORS DEFEAT

CLEVELAND. O. June 1a-wasb-
,nstOn scored the thirteenth victory OF
Is. western trip today. defeating
- eiand 70 3. Cleveland played
states league team. In right held.
Wash'ton % 2OO2O "a a
Cleveland % 900 400 IA
SeOrEe. Blanding and Livingstone
Groom and Henry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-14
V1TAhrPs WIN FIRsr
PROM TIE TIoERa

BEIkDlT. Mich. June i3-Phuadei-
phia won the opening gans - ~.
series 'oday. % D. In the nfth In
ing the visitors punched three hits.
ma seVred three runs score.
r..,-.t. r. "a. r.
i'hlla. .....i oo05o 81 4
MorL- ana Dn-LnM. PIN M E.-u
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I1lH'iHI'Tl ?. NIIenT0Wn.
81, sonpH'o"n' 2. Rsadins. g OFirst
lohnstown. =. Reading. q second
Wilmington. ?: Trenton. a. OFIrsi
Wilmington. q. Trenton. e. tsscoud
York. 10. Harrisburr. g.
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Forth-seventh street grounds. The
North Street and Trinity teams viii
meet.
The McConkey's baseball AGGREGATION
OF the East End will leave Saturday for
cameron, where they will play the fast
Stsssh or that place. and on Sunday the
Dollie Nroden A G. challenges any
lO-year-old team In the Ohio Valley for
game Sunday afternoon on any
grounds. II accepted answer tbourgb
this paper.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-14
BUSINESS MEN
HOLD MEETING
ANNUAL ELECTION HELD AT
MEETING LAST NIGHT.
Refornn Legislation 70 Pc Asked Of
state Legislators "a Nest
Regular Session.

The annual election % officers and
directors was held az a well attend
"a and enthusiastic meeting In the
board of trade rooms last night Mr..
Pred J. POE was reelected president.
Prof ". 49, Elliott was named vice.
was reelected treasures. The sec
Rotary viii b. elected a. meeting Of
the board - directors o. be- held next
Thursday morning. Last nights
mocting was adjourned following tho
disposal % the business ~ the even
ING until next Friday when delcrafea
one % every business Mems aaaocfaf-
ion convention. o. be- held here dur
ing the week beginning August "a.
Reports were received last rirhf
from the auditing committee anF
from the mcmberahip eamrsfrn
brought to close yesterday nf noon
The fuu report showed that affaer
new members had been Obtained
since lunch "a noon YESTERDAY. brinr-
lng TIE total Tor the three days cam
palEn up % ~ with 81 brourht IN
yesterday alone. Win the adition of
theae ne total membership % che
assoc lntlnn ig now fTq.
Want Reform Legislation.
me matter n reform LEGISLATION
in The Interests ~ the business men
Or TIE state. % be- taken up before
the legislature M the next regular
session. was acted upon ~ the meet
ina. Bulls directed at the evil Of un-
true and misleading advertising and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-14
vnTERAEs DnFEAT


ERIE. Pa. June "a -Bayfon dsfsafed
krie 3 % in r. sensational game today
7 he locals tied the score ln the seventh
nnd took the lead ~ one run ln the
tlghth. a ninth inning apurt by the
visitors Melted three tailiea and the
rHma acors.
49, D.
Dayton .....0 0of 90
Batteries Stefzer and HchanF. Comp
fDn and ArmHfronF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-14
sTEUBEHvILLE DROPS GAME
TO CoUMELLgvILLE

sTEJBENNILLE. June 13.-ConneIla-
vile won an uphill game here TODAY
Sisley. who went In during the NTH in-
Eing. was hit hard. Score.
steu'vllls a 10000 0tO-t . =
Con'ville 30 2-s II 2
Batteries. Kotchka. Sisley and Mar
shall. Horn and Foster
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-14
AKRoH's HITS FAILED
AM auuT our

AKRON. Ohio. June I3-Alberts was
enecuye In the pinches and Fort Wayne
teat AKRON 90 o. Akron hit we'll but
10y "nen hits were needed. NanderErift
was the star. Score:
Akron .....O 900 5000 % 5 2
~ Wayne % o o. Ia II o
btrts aud Martin
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-14

Nandals tve damaged the bronze
statue N Farragut. BY Saint. Gaudena
IN Madison Square. New York city.
~ breaking OF the sword straps.
This statue D. regarded as one Of the
scuiptors finest works. and tho parts
stolen though small. will be- dimcult
10 replace.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-14
zANEsvILLE wIHs

ZANESvIT.LE. Ohio. June Blind
tay and Essick were batted all over
TOE reid AID the locals scored almost
ut will Whaetlev and Hafnter were IN
FinCible. Score.
r. r. r.
% Rapids I o o 0 o.
BATTERIES. Lindsay. Faaiek and
Weeks. Wheatley. BANTER and Huston.
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the evening the Choral society ravs
The HuildinE 81 the ship" with ne
iollowinE soioistai Mrs. Edith sars
Mcdonald Mrs Maud Wenfr Ma
Donald, Professor a. r. Hosmer ara
Professor D. r. Bryant.
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county. o. has iusi given up the o.
nee Of justice o. the peace AZ the aga
on - years. In the course OF hia
IRE ne has held once for 100 years.
accomplishing this record b. con
.nuinE IN two or more positions e
the same uma
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-14

Jersey Ci.y. q. baltimore. D.
buffalo. g. Montreal. a.
Newark. ~. Providence. 2
only three Famca scheduled.
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SERVATIUS' HOMER
(oOntinusd from seventh Par..)

CANTON. o.. June is.-conton won
from Terre Haute In hard fought game
today, TO 5. Score:
R.HE
Terre Haute.O o. O-5 II .
well and Hargrove.
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YOUNGSTOWN O.. June 13.-Dovie
and Martin we're hit hard BY YounEs-
town today. and South Bend lost. Z to
Z. Score.
RHE
Youngstown OOIO2 izx-T Il z
south Bend. o o o % 9
Batteries-Stevens and Orris. Doyle,
Martin and Tfeman.
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oPHH

fOUNGsTOWN. June Yosngr-
= wn took The first ~ the series today
from South Bend % 4 stevenson was
tuhittabie except IN the sixth. when the
visitors got runs. Score.
" H o.
40 bend % o. 00a o
HatterieF Stevens and Orria Mar
tiu. Boyle and Tieman.
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HIGH GLASS
WI oradnAts Prom the Fairnont
Normal School Thas
Morning.

special Dispatch to the InteiiiRencer.
FAlRMONT. W. Va, June is-The
annual commencement exercises At the
Fairmont Normal school occur On ri
DAY morning. In the auditorium OF thu
school. and diplomas will be presented
70 an unTSt ally largo nun. her OF stu
cents The list OF graduates Is APP
Iresident--Wtliam Emmett Buckley.
Vice President-Nan Cos.
Eecretary-Mary Virginia Barnes
Recommendation Dale Curry
SCI Eeant-at-Arms-Fl Marion Nc.
Kinley. ~" 1i0>
Normal Course.
BadT. Beulah Martin. Lawrencs
Bailey. Maud Herself
Barnes. Virginia Moore. MarRaret
katheryn Dec -rocie
bafuett, Myrtle Moore LLOYD
Ocea Everett
brake Geneyieve Merritt. Delete 4,
winnie Miller. Gface An
cSsno%sth. Chris Mo 1sts' Berth.
tine NerouFr.
David. Mary EimiraMc sssGiyN Aue.
Edwards, oscar Nelson
Elliott Elliott Xsyis Mckinney. Sfyrtl
tetty. wayne Margaret
Ford. Amy Kath- McNemar. Alma
a., ryn Mc1ntire. Mabel
tgfcl' eracy LII Nelson, Roy
Gibson Lucy May beth b.iiIab
Gray. Alta Mar Parker. Alice
BAIL Hattie Re- PsrracE. S e.Sn
becca Alison
Htsnnah. Vssta clio Peppers. Nell Mar
Caroline Pricksit. Carl F7oyd
hsln amman EiiEa- kees Elsie Hof-
uelh mann
Hs,flin. Virginia Rlghtsr. wnis
Leora Morris
aooyer, Ethe Romine. John RAN
lANNlAf EMfl LOUISE sci
Hughes. Fannie Russell. Helen Haoh
Hustled Ivy Ina s-off hesrf In,
Ice Milla Dorothy smith. Catherirs
lce, terschel Jessie
Jenkins. Mauds smith pawn
Jenkins. Edna ahesfs r0sarbsr.
Jones. Arthur Lane afewarf Nrfff.
Keller. Florence stanhazsn. wiz
h-rny. James iiam Horchisr
amer stockdale CHARLES
Niddt, Laura Ellsworth
Lsrew. Ivy Rays blanche
.sereg, = 9sie ward. Jessie
1919 rfeaa Wilson, Ocea
Laird. flucius wnifs Frsnr
Lloyd Sarah WnlIarna F.Iir.-
Leoulae beth Evans
Mann. Letha Blve
Aeaasunio courus.
Ayers, John Moran Grady
aogk sonE Lynds Horrow. Alvin Rsid
eline. Harvey richards. John
rtln. HAIRY Robert
Thurman
Wm n oraduatsd on or Bssors
Eebruarv 4, iei1-
hrltton. Fiorence stewart. Nerrm
.on, Emma steaiey Martha
Johnston, Norira smith. Charles uav
lonHe Albert Pay Whaiey. EIla pur.
MaAWehf Katherine ton
phillips. oeorEs linn. Larancs Hale
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American Annexation

Batteries-Dyer. Gle. Scott Brown
ana Burdett; Lear and Sterret.
At Toledo-CTen inningsD
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LINCOLN.

Abel Hicks and family visited
Wednesday evening at the Alva Rey'
nOlds home.
Nj. and Mrs. T. c. SteddOm visited
with Nj. Vanncst Sunday.
Albert Hcllings spent Sunday in
Lacey visiting friends.
Fay Stevens is sewing for Mrs,
Andrew Lytle this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Stephenson enter
tanned their daughter, Mrs. Abel
Hicks, and her family Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abel Hicks and chill
dren called at the Arthur Dixon home
Sunday evening".
Nj. and Mrs. A. Il. Hellings and
daughter Ruth took dinner at the
Ernest Brewer home Sunday.
Blanche Lytl" e. Grinncll is home
for a weeks lion.
A number of young folks of the
Lincoln Grange met at the John Lytle
home Monday evening to plan pro.
gram for the next. open meeting
April 10. T.. &.
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MAYNe ARNOLD OPTICAL CO.,
Oskaloosa, Iowa.

church and Sunday school Easter.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Nation and chill
dren were visitors at the home of Mr.,
Nations parents Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Jones were
called to Richland last week by the
illness of Mr. Jones aunt and the
death OF his uncle.
Friends and acquaintanCes were
panied to learn of the death of Miss
Lena Herring, which occurred at her
home Friday evening. and the family
has the sympathy Of the entire
ncighbOrhOCd
Mr.. and Mrs Joe Wmders and chill
dren. who have been guests at the
home of Mrs. f. |. Jones for the past
week, departed Monday evening for
Abba, where they will visit with rela,
tivCs and friends.
Edrfs Jones. OF Abba, was an EaS'
ter guest of his mother, Mrs. f. |.
Jones.
April .. WHITE LILY.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1912-04-11
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago, April 10.
HOGS.-Market dull and sc lower
than Tuesdays average. Mixed and
butchers $7.7O@79O; good to choice
$7.70@7.921a; rough heavy $500
1855; light $7.4O@ISO; Workers $40
Gifts; bulk $7.7O@7S5; pigs 5000
1875. Clearance yesterday poor
CATTLE.-Market steady to shade
higher. Beeves $5.4O@S.70; cows and
heifers $2.60@6.7O; stockers and feed
ers $4.25d6.60; westerns $5.40G6.SO;
native calves s5.OO@S.00.
SHEEP.-Market steady to 10c low
err Sheep $45O@6.4O; western sheep
$4.50m7O0; yearlings $5.75 a 40;
lambs $5.65@7.S0; western lambs
s6.25@S25; ewes $3.S5@6.25.
Official receipts yesterday: Hogs
1925; cattle S,0l1; sheep 1905. a..
Official shipments yesterday, Hogs
.462; cattle 1895; sheep LILY.
Hogs closing 5@10c lower than yes
terday's average. Top $3.50; unable
to locate $7.S21s. Mixed and butchers
$7.50@7.S5; good to choice 1850
1874; rough heavy $7.45@7.6v; light
$735@775: Workers $7.65@770; bulk
$765@ISO; pigs $5.O0@7.2o.
Cattle closing steady.
Sheep closing weak.