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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-13

The Twins were fcedin. the kittens
or the Cats Home. founded ami SUP
. ported ny their enthusiastic. cat loving
haunt Amelia. from which they had
irnwn bicycles aud. aS suI~rinteud-
Fnts. were drawing pocket money. The
Kittens were INDUCING in few last
Engaging gambols before falling into
be sleep "f replction whth always
Followed their meals. Eui the Twins
yrvatched them with unsinilinc ewes for
rsraver matters than the Gambols of
kittens filed their minds.
The face Of the Terror was nearly
hlways grave. for an incffahle serenity
tiwelt on II. Hut today IN" piuuant.
: vivaciouS face Of TrrbuS was crave
also christmas WAS 81 hand and the
matter Of christmas present for their
sfothcr weighed on their minds They
Lad saved NJ nine >hllling~ a LARGE
sum; one that must L. expended with
judgment. II was their d.>ir" 10 :.,,"
ler something both attractiv" AMI Use
ful.
They were in doubt whether it
should hc a hair brush. or "a tortoise
shell comb. t. ST n he hair. when
Er"hu> frovniua th"urhtiullv >Lid. Il
know what ii" really wants. though"
What's uiat:' said the Terror
sharply
Its one Of those fur >tulaS in The,
window "f Eattam'S ~ Nuvingtnn.
sad Er"hu>. Il heard her ,.-h whom
she looked At IT, She u,..d 10 ha,.
beautiful fUrS uur,'-h,'f"rr Father
was lost Hut Sh" >uli tlcm-In get
things for H.. | suppose lucle Man.
rice told me so--at least got il ont
~ him
TIL" Terror W, now frnwnin.
thou:htfully t"": a-id hr ~iil in a tou,.
OF decision. How uu-h = inlt stole
"Oh. it's u" ;".'d thinking ahout ~:
IT'S three ruiuca>." sad IrcbuS
quickly
That's mort - money. 80 old
Stubhs says said the Terror: and liz"
frown deep"ncd "u h. brow
81 wonder IL we CouH get IT." said
Erebus; and faint hoT"fulu"~s
dawn"1 In her eyes ~ IN" looked at
his rendering face. Il should ~ -.
IL must hc hard on Mum not 10 ha,"
nice thing much harder than for ~
because we've never hld thcm-a-
least We had them wien "" were
small: hut We never got used to thcu.
So we've forgotten
"No: we're all right ~ Ion. as We
have useful thin=>" sad III" Terror
without relaxing h.~ thpu-ltiul !rpWn.
But your" risht about Mum. sh"
must be diIer-ut. I've got t. think
this out"
"Oh. hut you'y" never thuu.ht OF ~
much * three Guiu.l~, ,r.,d Ir-hl-
Il thought ~ thirty POUNDS "u.r-
for this cats HON" AMI our h.r,.l,....''
laid ~" Terror rrmly .NuI nc ,.u
come 10 Nh - ~ if NIum- ~t,i. IT,
really NOR" important flHn Ul-~.
f.fF o..
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becoming extinct.
Then a. last be- came e. the impor-
taEt matter Of H." wlieS Of the
l"H,h"r: aud the thirsty ears ~ the
Terror drank in IA, Golden words lie
discussed tine methods % tn" gan: ~
pom h.-~ AMI thu single pnachrr with
iutcliIc"ut relish and more sympathy
than WINS perhaps wise To- display IN
the i-'scuD' OF the young. I'll" Ter
Tor came from that talk with firm
belief in the efficacy - rai>inS.
! h. next murnia: six kittens.
washed. brushed. and beautiful. were
carried 10 the faithful I.l!en: AMI "a
O." afternoon tn Twins again rode.
INTO Ruwincipu and returned with an
other slN shiiilucS. They dbl not come
straight home In ~" bicycle basket
80 the Terror WIS pound 81 raisiu> 4:
iIr'-' M l''~ "lt 81 Row ucipn vns n
small t.iaup uf tree, 81. % hlI ~ TN.
fo't % TIE L.ll handed yards o. 'o,y
a." 'iul. lIy Gr.tt p,-.I.ns Wool.
q. q" GiaU are. 10 lad lately passed.
LONG v .fh i'l' r'-t 80 ju. Great H,...
80 '-t..''. into The hands - NJ
u ~ l..-'.f'. r.er. o. qua i.l.. 10 .,.I.
-'' H. h .u- li-i'.u @ tlr ..l
.. H.ll -'rf'H o.. VS. r.f I,,I
'' '.-A O. ..rlsi I-.r-
..'-r ~'.-.- f.- IiiI.-h
'.' OIL. i.-i.'.. ar.'.'..n -
'- ..- f...-..f -...t u
OIL. -a l- .. 80 .-
10 f-.rI- loo
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.--f-.I Wees -- If
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BIZ

neil only give me sixpcucc each for
th,'in. But II | were 10 sell them my
Seit mere. l could get eightpcncc. or
Perhaps nincpence. each for them. But.
You rec. Dangcrtieli can't sell
things. Uncle Maurice said I had the
makinSs Of a millionaire in me. but a
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-10
LON CALLS PLEADS
 GUILTY TO MURDER
Famous Memphis Case Comes to In End When Defendant Agrees
 fo Take 10 Yeare.

Memphis Tenn Oct 9- &fter three days. spent in qualifying jurors state and defense came to m agree ment today n the Lon CaHts case. and the defendant pleaded guilty, talk ing an agreed sentence of ten #rears for murder
 The arrangement was the result Of negotiations last ni9ht. and brings 70 an unexpected end q trial which pro- missed 10 be one Of the most bitterly fought and long drawn ont ever staged in the local courts.
 Lon calis vas charged with the murder Of Newell Stevens, near Ger mantown, in June. 1a11
 Added interest was given to the
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FULL PARTTCfTt tRS AB0ET
 OTR SEAEY CLCR

We have decided 10 sell five num- dred sealy Mattresses this fall As the sealy is the highest grade mat tress ever offered in this locality and is sold under guarantee of wenty years. rye have decided to form a club and sell these mattresses for SEQ s10o when We deliver the mat tress 10 your home and dollar a week for nineteen weeks This prire s20 ss absolutely cash price and we are giving you these terms in CT der that f will work no hardship on you to own one of the pest mat- tresses in the world Any informa- tion you would like that is not con- tained in this, you are requested to telephone us or come 10 the store and see i5.
 Yours for business,
 SIMPSON X WEBB FUR. co.
 10-10-tf
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ONE KILLED AND
 SEVERAL INJURED
Caheosp Breaks From Lumber Train
 md Crashes Into Hand Car.

Thornton. tr. Oct 9-fSpeciaI- Addison Pierce. T year was killed. and Walter Moran and Charlie Pierce injured yesterday afternoon near he camp Of the Eagle Lumber Company.
 Tha three men had followed the regular log ran ont from the camp on hand car The caboose of the rain became Hne0npled and ran back crashing into and wrAcking the hand- car Pierce was killed instantly. Moran and Charlie PiArce will re- cover from their injuries
 Pfsrce leaves 8 voung wife
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MOpEf RtKFRY OPENS
 FOR BFSINFSS

The Model Bakery Eo 514 Main street will open for business today and he general public Is cordially invited 0 esit and inspect the plant The bakery is modern. JD-to-data and hvgianie and be nroprietors will make reaial.v of fancy astry as well as eae more able products
 Dave Veil and Alev straus h.. are tae 1ronrie-ofs Hr Well is rHe son of 6rmer Alderman Charles Wei and is well lnown MT Strauss is an ex- pert bakor who recently came 10 Pine Blaf rem Nee York Re saacial.zes on eE pastry saeh as welding kes pastries for banquets. recep- Hons ate The now windows con- tain 2 handsome wedding and birth day aEe
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BICYCLE AND
 AUTO COLLIDE
Bicycle Silently Damaged and Ri.ier
 E>caped With Minor Injuries

P Simpson I young white man smmo9ea ar fAe Cotton Reit shops. snstanea slight bruises on The right arm s The resalf of T fall Fcom $ 8ieeele iaa collision win an auto mobile drteea bg Dan BaHeaee ges- 5er34y af ernoon shortly before 8 o'clock The accident occurred at the corner of Second aVenne and Pine stnae- directly in front of tae citi- gems Drae Company.
 Young Simpson was riding west on second avenue and turned south on Pine street 5usr IS Mir Rutledge drove h:s machine north on Pine streat 10 tte intersection of Second avenue The impact threw Simpson to the pavement and slightly damaged his bicycle Both vehicles ware go- ing very slow ar fbe lime of fhe col lisfoa
 Nr Rutledee Immediately stopped his machine to aid Simpson but . slight bruise on the arm was the ex- tent of his personal inories \ five dollar biIl was given to the eyeadst tfor fbe aamaee 10 his wheel and as a6soleed MT Rutledga of all blame for The accident
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gregatton for some lime and after hearing him preach here last san- day, morning and evening. the mem hers were unanimous ia senling tbe call
 Rev. Kelley was fer several years pastor of church at Benton= and has been highly recommended 10 5he Pine Bluff eo0gregat on He will preach at the Ohio Street church again Sunday at both hours
 The church has been without q pasfoe since he resignation of Rev Otto Wilmington. who received 3 call from The First Baptist aaarch a6 Conway 5ulg ]
 S5mal names have been presented but no calls were #ssaed until the one authorized yesterday. Rev Kelley's answer is expected within the next week.
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s2 oo worth for Monday. Gel f4 Reap e crawford EuTn CO Mrs Patrick DaiIev q8ltn sick Al her home an Fast Fif@6 ave me
 sam aaHtnq Co9eraa 7htft#aist Boxes for Monday 9ot #= Reap e Crawford rnrn Co If
 #p give coupons tH great 5rtzaH- sas 6oo prize Reaa Crawford Fam
 fld eFaea soason new on-sEe make am .hH- ud z0t+ and #eeass Fr raear fea7i4s and Dye Works z-f@
 s.aa worth ae fer sale m Monday oot 8=Rean k Crawford FHr1
 a37a H#6rea =as 6ata= las re signed Ais position W5h a FFi#nefe lumber e8maaavaH hat place 7na Ha zea one HeH E.eeereaz shae Company .8 fs eft9=
 #a make #aecfaltr of aaneT cakes aies eaIs and bread Model Bakery t Main street Telephone 20a l9-l0 ft
 Coleman negro was yes fara9 bound 0ver=to await The action Of he grand fary on ] grand farceny aharse by Magistrate l. E Cheek Coleman Has charged with having stolen watch from another negro
 Road the Reznor Gas Heater ad- vertfsements in the Magazine sections of tho Sunday papers. October 65h. CLEVELAND MATTHEWS HARD- WARE 70. # We give better values in our bakery goods on account of not run- hing delivery wagons. Model Bak- cry. Fl Main street. Telephone 200
 f0-l0 6t
 Seth B. KHollg at one time with he Western Fnson Telegraph com- panv in his civ and more recently connected win fbe Park Hotel and the Eastman at Hot Springs. is here visiting Edesr# Brewster Mir Knoflv expects to locate in Pine Bluff
 TIE CLASP sALE-To give he small purchaser an equal opportunity with the larger purchaser in our Free Diamond Ring Offer we ain sell on Saturday. Oct Eth 81.56 Tie Clasps Tor 98c and give 1oa purchase coupons with Tie Clasp Watch for oar special sales and gel the =estra coupons. X. e Kahn X Go5 5eweIers. f12 Main ST 4 Prof C P. HcTurl7en. A. N. ar rived yesterday from Orangeburg. $ e. and assumed charge of fhe aerf- cultural department of the Brancf I Normal College in this city PFof- MeEurken was formerly a member Of inc faculty of the co1ored branch of the State College of South Carolina at GnaneehHre
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE

Notice is hereby giVea 10 the Rfb- lie hsr 1Ir Charles uckie has tais Jay severed his connection wtfh 4e firm # suekie Wood 2, Co., Plumbers steam and Gas Filters. ant he leaves the firm with the 6as wishes fr the fut0rH success of each member Fherot ar stuckie not being connected with the fem from this date all bi1is due the Garm shall he pad Hf, " F Ferg&s manager. and all debts owing by t0a firm will be paid by Fergus. as he is the only one authorized to rece Hz and receipt for. all moneys due the esm likewise to pay All dehts owing by tde firm
 5TucKJE. WOOD &
 By George Wood Seeav. f0-7-st
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-10

Mr and Mrs \ ZereH and daueh- ter, Miss Minnie. and son, George have returned 10 their home in Pine Bluff. after q short visit with rela- tives here-Stutteart Arkansawyer.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-10
ISSUE CALL TO
 REV ". M. KELLEY
Ohio Street Baptist fhureh Invites
 Him to Become its Pastor.

The eonareeatien of 8e Ohio Street. Baptisr church last night is- sued 3 formal call lo Rev " M
 Kelly. Of Knoxville, Ark o become f8afo@ 9f tae local church Rev. EelIR's name has bean before the con-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-10
TURNER BEDDING FACTORY
HOW TO KILL INSECTS

Use Ross Dead Quick Spray. It kills bedbugs. ants, fleas. reaches, mites, etc. instantly It kills and keens away mosquitoes. No guess work about t Refuse substitutes. Get the genuine bug killer T. costs no more. Try it.
 h Pine Bluff at grocers and drug gists
 ". [. ROSS MEDICINE C0.
 Little Rock. Ark.
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JUST FROM HOLLAND

A choice lot of Hyacinths, Narcis- sus and Tulips. Call and see Mrs. Starr. The Florist, near Bellwood Cemetery. 9-15-fm
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-10
PROPERTY OWNERS

List your Rental property with us, This is no side line. We make it our business. Good service is what you want. We are taking on new accounts every day.
 We try to please"
 Q. E. FOSTER,
 11O 1-2 Main St.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-10
FINE SERVICE ND

DAINTY $ STI ebaraeteriza tha Rs ant. sn.t onlT Eza .lt nat gives zast to efl ne way the aiaads a&ai| served. The Hav the laal 8av We trnat E1u. n, aaflnr here. aI1 wasTH Ezag acre. #rr eur st 8 3 delightful 8lsh. rea not punish v6ur Indalz nessi Eou ask them. Bring az along.
 BUSY BEL E'a
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WEATHER REPORT ss ss. ss ss 4. s E. ss as. ss #. sss 4. s

FOR ARKANsAs Unsettled wealth CT. with showers tonight or Thursday; colder
 WEATHER CONDITIONS. Low pressure areas appear over Utah and the lower Missouri valley Rains hay. occurred in the lake reg ion. the Ohio upper Mississippi and Missouri valleys. northwestern Arkan- sas. Oklahoma and the Rocky Moun- tain and North Pacific states High pressure prevails on fbe Atlantic coast and in the extreme northwest The temperature is below freezing in Montana and q killing frost occurred in Idaho Unsettled and colder wealth CT is indicated for this vicinity tonight and Thursday
 RIVER FORECAST. The Arkansas and the White will not change much
 H. r ALCTATORE.
 Section Director
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-10

We give coupons in the Pr.ze| VoH1a Contest be sure hat you re- celve fhem with every cash purchase at Gf.EVFTAND-}IATTHEWS FIARD- WARE co If
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-10

case by eaIHs running am0ck af Mas sie.s station September H. ard shoot ing up barbecue, weunding six men
 Both eaIIis and his 5ctim were Youne men of prominent families la that part of shelby county.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-10
#%~S %# > ,s s e % a ?
 s ss 9h D LOCAL AND OTHERWISE # &a a 2, *sA% F s s.s%s ss < % * *

Make use Of our rest room Goldberg's Royal Blue Shoe Store.
 10-6t tf John P Wells has purchased handsome residence property at Hot Springs and will spend a consider sble sum n improving it
 Mating Foxes for Special Monday. Oct l4- Reap & Crawford Furn Co. # -Ben't mind tRe pfiee-saFe taat handsoue garment Ton " Il find as cheaper after aII. caver's Dry Clean ing and Dye Works 19=6-1m If you w1o offered a crescent ? n for sale al R H stearns, Saturday night will return it to r. g. Barnett at Progress yen will rewarded
 Our cakes and bread are made of the purest ingredients. Leave orders now for Sunday cakes Model Bak= cry 514 Main street Telephone 900
 1o-1o 6t Walter Dar eean, assistant clerk at the Hotel Jefferson. who underwent an operation at the Davis Hospital several days ago is ra2idlyrecoTefins and was able to be down town yes terday
 Tor Iron Fence and Marble Work see McBfyde & Eastorly. Loves price for first class work and best mater ia. Between 83th and ffth on soetR Wai7 I0-2ieF
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-10
Youths. 82.50 Boy S. S3.0 01
T0W IN THE TIME

We will ranovate your od mat resses. cover them with fhe Ia5est de- signs of PLAIN OR FANCY TICKING and make them like new at reduced price.
 TURNER BEDDING FACTORY
 Wholesale manufacturers ot all grades mattresses and pillows. Long distance and local phone 896 6-2f-fm. PINE BLEfFfa l RA.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-10

would 5TT or your scientific
 Columbus good boys make them 1 good SUIT Tui1he hep goal
 We are showing lire DOUBLE WEAR all Boys sdts $500
 It is good investment the pants lined split hips every the 5000 garments
 Other Suits with two pair of pants strictly all 875o
 Boys Bousee made of good 9ercae madras 25e
 patent soft collar with double but just he boys 50e
 Boys Dunmo Shoes. exactly ike Mems Daamore
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-10

--~i- DT- ur.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-10

s2 oo worth for Monday. Get Reap & Crawford E7urn Co
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-10

Make use Of our rest room. G0fdberg's Royal Blue Shoe Store.
 Tn +#4r
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-10

SIMPSON X WEBB FUR co.
 I0-f0-tf
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Guaranteed N. =. scrip SO. rs an
acre, limited amount only.
Inland Empire Realty Company.
52tf
NOTICE OF CONTEST.
UEfTED STATES LAHD oFYIcE
Burns, oregon, AOYembef Z 20, 1912


To Charles Allen Of Burns oregon, COntoAtee.
You.are hereby notified that q. IL. Mcconnell
who gives Burns. oregon, az his post-onioe nd
dress, did on November liId, lyi2, ME IN this
test and secure the cancellation OF your Home.
stead, Entry No Otf7, made ApIil lyth, 1910,
for Lots Nos l, 2, 3 and 4, OF Section ~, Town
ship 23 south. Range ~ East, willamette Merl.
dian and ~ grounds for his contest he alleges
that said cOntestee has never established or
maintained a residence upon said tract, nor
has he eve cultigated or improved said tract
10 any extent whatever, ex ept 10 cause the
construction Of n small cabin thofeOni and that
he has whOllJ abandoned sale tract ior more
than six mouths prior 20 august iysh ~
said allegations viii be taken by this ONCE ~
having been confessed by. you, and your entry
will be Cancelled hereunder Without your iur'
theT right 10 be- heard therelnt elmer before
this Office or on appeal II you fan 10 hle In this
offlee within twenty days after the FOURTH
publication OF this notice. as shown below,
yonr answer. under oath, specifically meeting x
and responding 10 these allegations Of contest.
or ii YOU fail Within that time TO file In this
once due proof that you have served copy Of
your answer on the ,al1 contestant either IN
made By the delivery Of copy OF your answer
10 the contestant In person, proof OF such ser
Vice must be either The said CONTESTANTS written
Acknowledgement Of his receipt Of the copy,
ehoYinR the date Of Its receipt, or the afndayll
OF the person by whom the delivery was made
stating when aud where tho copy was deliver
ed, N made by eRlstGfcd mall. proof Of such
service must consist OF the aiiidRylt OF the per-
son by whom the copy Nag mailed. and this
afidayit must be- accompanied by the post
masters receidt ior The letter a. ,
You should state In your answer the name OF
the post Ohlee TO which you desire 10 ufe
"'''''' W w WM. FAEAg, Register.
Date Of Hrst publication November 30, 1912.
bate OF second publication December p 1912
nate Of third publication DecGmber II, l9l,
Date of fourth publication December ~, W.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1912-12-28
The Respiration Calorimeter.

One of the most efficient
mechanical aids to the investiga-
tor of the changes which take
place when a chemical substance
or a plant or an animal is OBJ
served under controlled condi-
tons is the respirations calori-
meter of the Department of Ayr
culture.
The first report of experiments
with the respiration calorimeter
was published in 1897, during
the first year of Secretary Will
sons administration. Since that
time numerous bulletins and other
papers have appeared which have
described the apparatus, noted
very important notifications and
reported the results of investiga-
tons. AS this has progressed,
the apparatus as originally de-
vised has been greatly simplified
and made easier of operation,
and 80 developed that more fac
tors can be developed than was
the case at first.
The respiration calorimeter
was designed and has been used
for the study of problems con-
cerned with the food and nutri-
tion of man and animal, the val
ue of different foods as sources
of energy for muscular work,
and other similar questions. 1t
has recently been adapted to the
study of fruit ripening and
other problems of vegetable
physiology, and is equally useful
for the study of a great variety
ofother problems, as for instances,
questions of ventilation of houses
and farm buildings.
The experiments with the res
piration calorimeter have furnish
ed now facts and figures of great
importance to students regard
ing the processes of respiration
and accurate information regard
ing the energy which man needs
to run his body machine and the
effects upon his energy require
ments of sleeping and waking,
rest and work, and other factors.
II is now possible TO discuss such
questions on the basis of accurate
measurements and this was not
hitherto the case. The question
of the energy which man expends
to digest and assimulate his food
has also been studied.
A deduction of great theoreti-
Il. Il.
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long entombment without food
or water and both suffering from
bad hurts. They are both quite
rugged men and it was fortunate
that they were otherwise no
doubt both would have scccumb-
ed. They say it was about the
merriest Christmas they had ever
experienced when relief reached
them.
1t was a most fortunate rescue
as had it not come just at the
time there is little doubt but
what both men would have per-
ished and there would always
have been more or less mystery
as to how they met their death.
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Fit His Case Exactly

when father was sick about
six years ago he read an adver-
tisement of Chambe berlain s
Tablets in the paper that fit his
case exactly" writes Miss Mar
garet Campbell Of Ft. Smith. Ark.
"He purchased a box of them
and he has not been sick since.
My sister had stomach trouble
and was also benefited by them. "