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The Greeley tribune., 1912-01-18
ALIAS SUMMONS
In the District Court

State of Colorado,
oRVILLE r. LAMB and CHARLES r.
LYMAN. plaintiffs,
cEAT1Es sAFTEsY 'R1oSrsNlYi,N coMFANY, NJ. eorpora,
tion, and PARLIN 4 ORENDoRFF'
PLOW COMPANY, corporation
The People of the state Of Colorado
TO CHARLES BRlTTlNGHAM a !im-
pleaded with Racine-Satiiey Hoth
pany, corporation. and Parlln ~
Orendorff Plow Company. corpora
tion,) of the defendants above nameu'
GREETING:
again you are hereby required to APP
pear In an action brought against you
by the above named plalntifs IN ahe
District Court of Msla uoertH the COMPLAINT
service service hereof. hereof if served within this this
c county, or or by publication, within
thirty days after the service hereof.
exclusive of the day of service; or
Judgment by default VIII tbe Se nraver ,nKe,
Of the complaint And II a COPY ,,,,en %,
the complaint in the ,I above ,s eh,l,,no sun,a
action be served Win waof ms hs maae made
out OF this State. then ten days aaai-
tional to the time hereinbefore speGti,,,
fed for the aHa takms of uds
u
ment by default as aforesaid.
The said action is brought 10 Iore
close a mortgage on section II. town,
ship II north. of range 81 ives. OF
the sth p: NJ. n Weld County: y. state Saas
made by said Brittingham to- SAG sac
plaintiffs, dated and acknowiedSoess
Sept. 1S, 1909. recorded in book $40,
page 81. of Weld County records, on
Sept. 90, 1909. to secure pr1nciPa'
debt Of S1s5O.00. and interest, evidenc.
ed by Ave principal notes with coupon
interest notes to each. bearing ever,
date Herewith. payable to order or
plaintiffs, for default in the condl-
tions OF said mortgage by defaultlns
in payment of any or al, principal any anu
interest thereon due Sept. L.. isny;;
their said complaint praying una. III
equity of redemption or o.her '"tr, 80
est or estate of the defendants ,ra,,, amo
ises he foreclosed. for accounting or
amount due plaintiffs; that snch
amount be decreed first ana pr."s
lien thereon, and that said premises
be sold to satisfy the said am"Hnr IN,
and interest and costs OF SUIT. an" ,p, 10,
all just and equitable relicf. as wiz
more fully appear from the com
plant in said action to which rcIer
epce Ia here made. n copy OF which is
hereto attached and served upon wv W.
in event of personal servlcs hcLe'ii;
and you are hereby notined ,na. 20
you fail to appear. and to ans~er ',,irea -
the said complaint as above Hnt reHu.rt
the said plaintiffs will take 1uug men.
by default against you nccordihs !"
the PRAYER OF said complaint
The Greeley tribune., 1912-01-18

at the recent good roads fizzle at
Pueblo, and urged the need of eau
ton on the part of northern Colo
rado people in voting good roads
bonds until they had definitely set
tied in their own minds just what
they were going to get for their
money. Telling of the development
of Boulder county mining indus
tries, he spoke of the need OF a
more thorough education of our
own people upon the state and COM
munity's resources and industries.
He felt the need, he said, of re-
liable literature to send out to in
quiries, something that should not
contain single lie, or even
slight twist of the truth.
w. V. Olin of the Erie club felici-
tated himself over the era of good
feeling that the towns of northern
Colorado has entered, when the big
towns and the little towns work to-
gether. commercial sort of lion
and lamb proposition, when even
Greeley and Fort Collins have quit
scrapping each other, and every
body had sheathed his cheese knife.
c. T.. Daniels of the Fort Collins
Chamber of Commerce asked for the
cooperation of the Weld county
clubs with those of Boulder and
Larimer counties toward district
organization.
1t was suggested last night that
real estate men could conserve the
public health and turn a card for
their business at the same time If
[, they would take up the matter OF
| fumigating every house on their
rental list as soon as it became va
cant, and then advertise the fact
that they listed only fumigated
| houses for rent.
| J. Port Hardin, tile manufact-
urere of Oklahoma City, who, with
. ]. e. Turner of Elk City, OKLA, is
in the city looking up the tile in
terests, told of the value of tile as
conserver of irrigation water and
what it would do for the land own
er, either as an irrigation adjunct
or for draining otherwise valueless
land.
About 60 attended the banquet.
and, following out the new policy of
the club, adjournment was had a
few minutes before 10 O'Clock.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-01-18
NorIcE or cnArrsr
IIylpiHIlms9I IlniIo5 sIlI, oI tHe Interior,

slf''A 'lA4NhN VI the Interior,
United states Land Onice,
~, peINeI, Colorado, Jan. s. 1912
i9 Arthur A. Hun OF Fort Collins,
= You are hereby notified that Glenn
=, kennedy, who gives BrggsdaIe,
1oiolddo, as his pOst-uIice address,
uI ~, on January 8, 1879, file in This
once ms duly CUrroborated applica-
llon TO contest ana secure thu CANCEL
Iatloh OF your Desert land, Entry 80.
SS'oIs SS iaoS serial 5aI Ne; Ne; made January
NV = OF Section "A, Township 9N.,
lsanse 62Nn 9Th Prime Meridian,
Hhu as grounds Tor his contest he al
iybts Ilut the laws governing your
yesSlt lahd entry have not been COM
plled with ana that from January so,
1910, up to January 6, 1919, only a
sihall part Of the required expendi-
lures IN improving and reclaiming
said tract of land has been upon said
tract
You are, therefore. further notified
ina the said allegations Will be taken
by this Office as having been confess
ed BY you, and your said entry viii
pc Cancelled hereunder without your
further, right TO be heard therein,
either before this office or on appeal,
II YOU fan TO file In this office within
twenty days after the FOURTH pub
ilcatlon of this notice. as shown be-
low, your answer under oath, specifi-
callS meeting and responding to
tHSse allegations Of contest or ii you
fail within that time to file in This
ONCE que proof that you have served
copy of your answer on the said
contestant either in person or by
registered mail. If this service is
made by the delivery of copy of
your answer to the contestant in
person, proof of such service must be
either the said contestants written
acknowledgment of his receipt of the
copy, showing the date of its receipt.
or the affidavit of the person by
whom the delivery was made stating
when and where the copy was deliv-
cred; If made by registered mail,
proof of such service must consist Of
the affidavit of the person by whom
the copy was mailed stating when
and the post office to which it was
mailed, and this affidavit must he ac-
companed by the postmasters re-
ceipt for the letter.
You should state in Your answer
the name of the post office to which
you desire further notices to be sent
to you.
C. d. FORD, Register.
Date of first publication January IL,
1912.
Date of second publication January
Is, 1912.
Date of third publication January
25, 1912
Date Of fourth publication February
l, 1912.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-01-18
Convicts at Large

Fort Collins, Jan. 16.-Two con-
victs are at large in this section and
the authorities are trying to run
them down. They are ]. Maddicks
and Jesse Mumm. who escaped from
the convict road camp on Pingree'
hill early this morning. 1t is be-
lieved they went toward Tie Siding,
Wyo. Telephone communications
with Tie Siding is cut of, and 1t is
thought they cut the wires to pre-
vent capture.
Maddox was sentenced from
Cripple Creek for high grading and
had only 20 months to serve. Mumm
was sentenced from Telluride and
had three years to serve. These and
two others are the only ones of
gang of 80 who have run away in
the year and half they have BEEN
working on the roads OF the state.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-01-18
WINnSOR'S FOREIGN chill
OREN ARE GOOD STUDENTS

Windsor. Jan. 13.-Of all the
towns in the county. Greeley IN
cluded, Windsor shows the greatest
number of German Russian children
enrolled in the public schools, there
being about $50 of these foreign
born children in the first five grades
of the Windsor public schools. IN
the primary grades the children
have schools of their own with spec
ial teachers but as they advance IN
the grades they are not segregated
The purpose of separating the Ger
man-Russians is to enable the little
folks to receive better instruction
suited to those hearing the English
language for the first time. NO
children are more easily disciplined
and they are the equal of the ma
iority of the Americans in intellect
Windsor's large foreign population
is due to the fact that many Ger
man-Russians who work in the beet
fields of Fort Collins, Loveland and
west of Greeley in the summer
make their winter homes here.
The Windsor schools have four
teen teachers and the snperinteha-
ent. Axel johnson. Half day SEES
sions are conducted in some OF the
lower grades for there are five tirst
grades. Miss Agnew from Oil CITY
Penn. recently student In the
state Normal school, was elected 10
the vacancy made by the resignation
OF Miss Olson. who was recently
married to Mr.. Koehler. or the
three members of the windsor
school board R. s. Dickey is the re-
firing director this spring.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-01-18
Child Mt Hospital

Ault, Jan. 16.-Oscar Newberg, a
seven year old child who lives IN
the vicinity of Pierce, was rusned
10 he Greeley hospital this morning
from internal trouble. The
child was in a critical condition and
Il was necessary to travel by auto
the greater part of the night. Dr,
A. G. Mccain OF Ault accompanied
him to the hospital.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-01-18
South Side Winners

Ault. Jan. 16.-Before a record
breaking crowd at the Armory last
night the North Side went down to-
defeat before the South Side in in
door base ball with a score of "a to-
20 and the Company c rolled up a.
score against the East Side of 26
to Is. The admission was five cents
head for the male population, but
the ladies were admitted without
charge.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-01-18
Notice

ID, d., meeting of the stock
rne Colorado Engineer
I''uVtlon Co. will be held
eo, oi the company. sO7
=, ee'' = Greeley, Colo, at 2
|th. ~, Monday, February 8.
lra "e purpose of electing
pas. 's and transacting such
ess as may come before
I. n. JACKSON,
Co., Secretary.
''ee'ey' Colo, Jan. s,
The Greeley tribune., 1912-01-18
Addenda

the day of SALE and the further sum
of Forty-three Dollars (*4S.00) costs
Of said suit, as is fully in said Decree
and in said Writ in the nature OF
Writ of Execution specified.
Dated at Greeley. Weld county
Colorado, January 8, 1912.
S. j. MAFEE,
Sheriff of the County of Weld, Colo
RADIO.
Murray and Ingersoll. Plaintiffs At
torneys.
First publication in Greeley IT'D
une Jan. 4, 1912: last publication Jan.
IS, 1912.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-01-18
fhHiFF'S SALE
bae ME-. District Court.

blor. a'rict Court.
weld. IS.
johnson, Plaintiff
rea.. ,er. William r. Patterson.
| the buSer ser Of the County OF
kustsos s'ate of Colorado. Is
we We In and Tor the
1 KK,eiu' in the STATE al
ing j Brunk Land Com
i in J.. carper. Defendsnts.
SOrt pursuance Of = Decree
", d. entered in said cSmse
Se na,,, OF August. 1911, and
Ied 1',ure ~ of a Writ Of Exc
). I ~ pursuance of said
NJ yMcAfee. as Sheriff of
Sill m weld. inthe state Of
| dayS vi saturday, the TWes-
J hon. OF January, A. D.
n "our o, OF Eleven o'ci"cr ~
la u said day, at ths front
|the Connn.y Court House In
bloraddoo of Weld, in the
Ion o tn expose and sell At
cash me highest and best
bed ~ hand, the folloW-
/: A,,ai Arnai estate and nror-
in H. me lands and prem
|loradoe County Of Weld ana
Ws auo' known ana Snscrsm
81, SEQ, ,.,o-wit: The Wet h.If
Town'sobh,N Numbered Thirty
ge Ga dP Ten (Tp. l6)
prlnc,naah. SO wy West OF
Ter wi,hi ihhi Meridian 18th p.
leges 'n all and singular.
the ing; for the nurn0ss
d % sum sum of Nine Hun6rsS
itb 100 Dollars faana sS
iii daw awful interest, stherss1o1n;
y" august. 1911. to
The Greeley tribune., 1912-01-18
H|CHLINE CANAL BRINGS SUIT
TO PROTECT ITS WATER RIGHTS

from the Platte river. after the dis
trict court puts quietus on the
high handed water pirates in the
South Park. and with the filling of
the Antero reservoir to help out
any dry spots. we should have
things just about perfect.-Adams
County News
The Greeley tribune., 1912-01-18

Given under my hand ana ti,, con, -,
shiu ,t'iiu Court, at Greeley I'M said CSinty
'H'S lVll DAY VI December. A ID igIi
Ctart- 'Sa'l FRANK MADDEN
County Colorado. '''' "eiu
by GILBERT C. ENGLISH.
CBIetrJ,t O., Deputy Clerk.
Weld County, Colo.
y q. strong, Attorney.
w lISt publication IA the Greeley
WtIkIy tribune Dec. Is, 1911, last
puo!ieatlon Jan. rs. 1912.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-01-18
QUARANTINING
AT LA SALE
TROUBLESOME
WV "'ll'S nt LaSalle are Now
|'-N With Violating the
Health Laws

LasaIIe Jam. 1G.-charged with
break .mrantiue win slton, a
machin'f' here, was arrested and
tried u"orn Judge Mckinney and
hned J. and cost yesterday after
noon u Is alleged that Health Of
fcer pr D J, Horton gave the siton
ana tla Worm families notice that
their how"F We're under quarantine
and pWI mp the proper signs on the
house wi. is n double one occu-
MED hE '"h families. One of the
children o. the Worm family has
scarlet '.N'r and It is alleged that
the cas- or this disease prevailing
here can he traced to this case.
1t Is alleged that Mrs. Siton, not
withstnn1tuE Instructions. started
for Denver her husband assisting
her to get ready and with her child
boarded the train and got away be-
Tore the authorities knew of it.
When th"v learned she was gone
they notified Denver health officers.
1t is alleged by friends of Siton
that he did not understand instruc-
tions and that he had no intention
Of breaking the law Health Officer
Horton SAYS stringent precautions
must be taken to stamp out scarlet
fever and dirhtheria which prevails
in -four families at LaSalle.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-01-18

Nilliken, Jan 49,
y tribune ,.,,11v per-
W,t .ais correspondent.
,o pa'r respectfully call
If + your music ,, loving ing
.uu,,ro,nlz!ng ', subscribers
pss, ,s,est green seal rec
uic,or ih,p flictrola COM
,1nr a1s'! serio comic selec-
taus ytoaupsstellow, rennySon .,,so
s"ose. ~n entitled "Ihe
siSpeo. sung only by
y iTntermezzo, Baruso.
ble lifting Italian, but
.,her iio literally, with
touches oil local Color
\ of any there may be
ivy the Dago, by your
linz friend, ,,,
TDyARD TlPLlNG'
BE- bum bridge at day
III the Platte river
or, whereof did some
county commissioner
! l viewed its construc-
sound smote my ear.
|he row and the ruction
led tax antes last year.
red and shook as l
! Of the light brigade
ID and rumbled and
Ter their taxes were
IS twittered some nom
film Hammers to rout
e examine its contents
lis bridge business out?
us fling us a flicker,
hit of his star, sun or
. for a prairie dogs
the trail of a spoon?
. played Ring Round
also ran in his class.
I his arguments prOsy
on this cold concrete
become of bold Brass
biological mind?
Q plume now should
is his remarks to un-
got splints on his
fail to keep the ink
es and bluffs while he
to call the black pot?
OWN DELPHI, the ex-
The Greeley tribune., 1912-01-18

Miss Nettie Stevens arrived Mon
day from Detroit. Mich. for WISH
with her uncle and aunt. Mr.. anu
Mrs. G. o. Stevens. Miss stevens
had never seen her relatives before
The Greeley tribune., 1912-01-18
MT ADS

TRADE FIVE PASSENGER
r. in good condition. Inquire
qua or W. X, DeBolt. Greeley.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-01-18

si",Oo TO LOAN ON GOOD
iaffns' Loans closed promptly.
Ewing full description Of land.
Bank. Denver. Colo.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-02
Belialre Briefs.

A meeting OF the Young Mems Club
VIII be held this evening and a full
attendance of the members is desired
as matters in connection with the re-
cent Harvest Home picnic will be
given attention.
Howard Steele OF this city. who has
been employed in East Pittsburgh
spent sunday with relatives and
friends in this city.
Herbert Kern OF this city. left yes
teruay Tor Cleveland to visit friends.
Theodore Bower OF Hamilton street
Is employed at the Olympic theater in
the absence OF Fred George. oprator.
Miss Flora Mcdonald OF Rose Hill
spent Sunday with friends in Wells
burg.
Misses Mary and Eleanor Norton OF
Rose nm have returned home from
Columbus. where they attended the
centennial celebration.
Miss Edna Sigler OF this CITY spent
Sunday with friends in GAINESVILLE.
Miss Lydia Pearsall Guernesv
street will teach the first four grades
OF the Brooks Run school
Mrs.. Blanche Minnehan OF this city
has returned home from Cleveland.
where she attended the millinery OPP
enings
News items for this paper may be
left az the City Book Store or tele-
phoned to the reporter. Bell 2Gi-J
Mr.. and Mrs. William McCleary are
on trip to Cleveland and Cedar
Point
J. W. Relt OF this city has resigned
his position with the L. G.. Gratz
grocery.
Hart Morris and family have re-
turned home from a visit with rela-
lives az Darlington.
Frank Pickett OF Harrison street. re-
turned home last night from Colum-
bus where he attended the centennial
celebration
Mrs. Erma Luce and daughter OF
This CITY have returned home from a
visit with relatives NJ Datyon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-02

= TT = ~" u
cases Mothers
Friend is sold az
drug stores
Write Tor free
book Tor expect
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-02
SISTERSVILLE

sam Wcrormlck. ~ Sew. Mataroras
ONO. Was ln the city today attending
Co business matters
Mrs. Hattie Archer arrived here 90.
nHT from Fnrkersburu and will visit az
tHc homo az ST.. anf Mrs. Geo Euefson
Mrs rhar Edmouda. ~ Marietta.
~ -H. formally ~ tEir place. bias arrived
ahd will visit with relatives and friends
Tor some time
Miss Gene,iero McGee. a. Manning
Ton. W. Va. isl in fpan visiting with
M'ss Mary Cummings 40 her home ON
Brown Hcfff street
James McCoach. ~ pu Ridge. v.aa in
town today or business end visiting
WIN BITS mother Mrs. samuel McC0acn,
Of Charles street
Jake GiaUsef end vic. Mrs 70 Claus
or and ST.. Maud Ifsrau. n Monroe
county. ONTO. drove over IN fhe former p
machine anil visited ~ Tho home ~
Mrs T. Thistle on Wells street
where Mrs "a giaurers d4uGffar. Mtsa
Ada ie laid Hp with q severe attack ~
throat trouble
John collins arrived fr town from
Uric. 10. f1 t'.If af fre homo q ii4
dalrrfer Mrs Tan UNrIf
Sire " o. lunr NJ Virginia street
was VISITING with friends In Wheeling
N-. Geo p WORKS. ~ rars.rstu-r
rived " Wrr f..H md I'D Welt at
i.o bonn. of ir b. S1rro. on Wells
Join rtlhotf o. prominent farmer NJ
Monroe county. OHIO anrrf i've frr .n
'non ROM lI.ir'fs frd visiting with re-
So. Gee D. y.1rs ord 4vo children
I- ' 10y, j.. ..., ,'-1. +. 81. 'r,n l.-.',
Size ISL q sf~faIt ~ Burt street have
f..Hr"I home.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-02

John Litton returned Sunday from two
weeks spent In Kew York and Atlantic
WIN Dawson returned Sunday fro,, =.
months visit with his mother in the
william Bali and family moved today
h ,".n tne herr apartments to their new
nome on Hickory street
Miss He'll Heskett left Yesterday to
spend Two weeks vacation with Cieve-
land relatives
Roy Barton returned TODAY from, a ,,.o
weeks motor cycle trip through the
Ross NIiskelI. Of Akron. spen, SUNDAY
ana Labor day the guest OF relatives
Mrs. Del Cox Is home from a weeks
visit with her sister. Mrs Thomas
Petty. Of Columbus.
VII Samues caves Thursday for n two
weeks vacation trip TO Atlantic CITY.
mas Bishop. OF the Stanton Heater
company. returned yesterday from a
business trip through Ohio
John Jones. OF sixth street. will move
10 Canton. tomorrow
Mr. and Mrs. James Edwards are
spending Labor Day with Pittsburgh re-
BANKS and most OF the grocery stores
Will close today.
Miss Wayne Williams has returned
from visit with Cleveland friends.
AIR: and Mrs. Conner Samueis are
friends
James Rush - the guest Of friends in
Bellville. Ohio.
Mrs. Alice Lohenstoln. 81 California
Is the guest Of Mrs - =. Reynolds
The local Alpha ri hoys returned from,
columbus Yesterday. whore they attend
ed the National convention
Little or no interest WI he taken in
tho election 10 he held tomorrow. Polls
VIII be open from $40 to $40.
raul Dew Is spending Labor Day with
East Liverpool friends
robert Cusic returned yesterday from
MT ana MIS-. Frank Sennle. Of Rarnes-
sheppard man
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-02

IRE rev restaurant IN the Hob.nsaek
,oon on Hanover street In charge OF
Mrr Geo. kisor, opened for business
SaturcAy al noon and certainly rils a
long feet want
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-02
air Week Rug
Specials at the
~ q n Ger q. N q
Burgess Store

Come visit us while in Wheeling and Learn
OF the one store OF IFS kind in the state. store
where manufacturers entire lines are handled
wholesale and opened 10 the retail trade at
just fraction over regular wholesale prices
Which means that you can purchase Rugs,
Carpets Linoleum Oilcloth and Wall Papers
almost as low as ordinary retail merchants can
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-02
WIFE ELOPES

CAnlZ ~. Sept When John
Marker. a we'll known lab0rrr who rc.
sides iu Cadlz returned home last
evening from his work. boz discover 20
his wife and Ton yar.oid son were
missing BE made fn 0u.rv and
learned that Dr. wife and little son
had gone fo uonnieon. whore fh.y
we're me-. hy Jesse McNanu.s. Who Is
"a son of Mr and Mrs Joseph So.
MauIss ~ near This place r is
said the elopcrs were bound FOR Ak.
ron. Mr. Marker went to Akron th..
morning. dcclarirg Do would fni fhs
runawafs and BRING the boy home
sating Dis wife could stay with Tho
man who BAD ruined his homo
MCMaEnIs DBL married man buf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-02

ne annual picnic az tho Sunday
school of the South Hcllaire II n
church viii he held IN tho Rodefor
orchard ~ Shadyside today An elah.
pIdle program. consisting ~ athletic
arranRn1 -, "--o "O.l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-02
NO CELEBRATION
AT MOUNDS WILLIE
LABOR DAY WILL BE CELEBRATED
nv QUIET MANNER.
Athletic Club to Entertain This Evening.
General News ana Notes
Of NoundsviIls.

Today. Labor Day will o. appropriafe-
ny observed lu This city all stores banks
ana barber shops viii De closed a. w.ii
~ tle fanufa turing plants ~ the cts.
Li"'" ana no ball game g. scheduled.
lU" members ~ the 4 o. 81. ". 4. VII
7" h"elinE This morning on spec
.al ''I' Nhrie t.cy All take part 100 tho
great parade 90 h~ held There 'frIr mann
i.E TIE local Trades Assembly VIII
also 80 20 Wheeling this morning al
80 clock They have engaged .g.s
.p' inl cars also tHe EaElrs' band The
l9cai clerks Union will also take part in
we parade This city wu br sure re
represented 40 tle parade utts mnrnIry
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-02
csmsnt Won comrIstsa.

Th" Tarcflou company couIrIc.rd the
cement bed being laid on Wheeling ave-
nue. iu Glendale or tie west side ~ fHa
new douhl" track and tho work ~ Law
ne tte brick hg fHe contractors. Hossar
and Maloney. will be started tomorrow
The cement mixer viii ho taken fu the
r"rfI cri ~ the now track and work
on fN' cast side will he started % uIff
NOT ND longer tHHu two weeks before
wagons and autos viii hr allowed fo
pass over tho nov road
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-02

Within the FIRST couple OF weeks in
he school term. Coach W. W.
LOOMS will call for candidates for
the High School football team. and
he expects 20 have a squad OF about
forty. The local club will be one OF
the best that has ever appeared on
the gridiron. and some good games
are expected when they clash with
the other school teams IN this sec
ton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-02
Dedieste Ne~ Mali.

The new hall Of the Bsiisire star
Amusement company will be formally
dedicated today by q dance given for
the benefit Of the Colombo club o;
this city. The best musical talent Of
the city has been engaged for the
evening and a very enjoyable time Is
anticipated.