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The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1912-07-19

Miss Eleanor Stacer is the new plan
list at the Princess.
Beginning to thaw again; tempera-
ture went to lO3 Tuesday. -
Mrs. G. D. Hyser, of Minneapolis,
visited Tuesday and Wednesday with
her old friends, Grant A. Stewart and
family.
Guy Davis, who is employed here by
the P. P. & L. Co., is spending few
days vacation on the Coast and taking
in the Potlatch.
Messrs. Glider, Russell and Chambers
of Spokane have purchased the Arcade
Restaurant from j. Parker and took
possession Tuesday.
Deputy County Engineer C. B. Mich
ener has had a crew out in the hills
laying out the new road petitioned for
by H. E. Lawson, ct al.
Miss Josephine McCleverty, stem
ographer at the First National Bank,
is spending her vacation at Seattle,
participating in the Potlatch.
The V. P. class of the M. E. Church
held one of their good-time business
and social meetings Wednesday, eve-
ming at the home of Martin CARRIER.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Kitchener, of
Prosser, arrived the first of the week
for visit with w. R. Weisel and fam
lily, and other friends in Kennewick.
j. G. Philson and family, who have
been living on a ranch at Hedges for
the past year, moved this week to the
Halvorson place, in the Garden Tracts.
Merit Dwire purchased the chassis of
the Mayors burned car and has rebuilt
the machine. He did intend to enter
the car stripped in the auto races on
the Fourth, but owing to the lack of
entries, the event was not pulled off.
The firemen are planning to occupy
the upper floor of the Anderson building
as a dormitory. The building has nine
sleeping rooms, which will permit about
half of the company to room where
they will be within easy call every
night.
Quite an improvement has been made
this week on the road east of the S. P.
& S. depot. Three carloads of rock
have been hauled to help fill and grade
up the long stretch that has made such
long hard pull for the many farmers
in that part of the valley.
The dance at the pavilion last Satur-
day night was well attended by an or
derby crowd of young folks who seemed
to greatly enjoy tripping the light
fantastic" in the open air. The dances
will be made weekly Saturday night
feature until cooler weather comes.
Miss Maude beats, of Seattle, is
visiting at the home of Mrs. Lott on
the Highlands. Miss beats is well &C
quainted with Kennewick and vicinity,
having spent few months here last
year. Since then she has made an ex-
tended visit with relatives in the east.
H. A. Morgan, manager of the Tele-
phone Company in Genesee, Idaho,
stopped here the first of the week for a
short visit with old friends. This is his
first visit to this part of the country
and he expressed himself as well pleased
with the country and the fruit crops.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-07-04
Cine tamfafi6e Gbriitmsiase.

9ei Der uralten aautaius1taot
M34et Iiegt nod elmer georgiiden
Gage unter etnem Baum elm 5tiid
Der &leioung @briiti p%ergroben. Die
2egen6e beridtet oaruber: SIM brit.
ten Sabre Der @egierung bes geor.
gii9en aonigs Moert muroe Sefus
geboren. Mebrere ieiner Entertainer,
Suoen, sic ieit @ebuta6ne5ors Set
i'm 2an6e iaBen, tparen gera6e in
SeruiaIem, als @briitus gefreu3igl
tpurbe. @iner bon ibnen, Clos aus
@3bet, mar auf @olgatbo 3ugege1
uno ertparb BON Den romii9enariegs.
tnedten bos untertleto oes @efreu.
5igten. Mls er in feline Boterftoot
3urudfebrte, tam linn feline @9mefter
entgegen, Die unteroes @brijtin &c.
porben NOR uno nun febr eridrat,
als er ibr bon Der &reu3igung CT.
56bIte. sic erbat it9 bon Dem 8ru.
Der bas @eman6itud; taum ober
batte Tie bic Sano 6ana9 ol1sge{tredt,
fieI Tie tot 3u 8ooen. Ser Sonia
ieIbit periudte pergebIid, es aus ben
%erftarrten Gingern 5u loien, unb 70
murbe Ole Tote nit Dem @etpan6 Be.
er6igt. Ser Baum aber, unter 6em
Dies gei@ab, bliibt fort unb fort uno
1T beute Elm pielbeiu9tes BiIger8iel,
all benz Grauen un6 Ma64en aus
TifIis barfub tpon6ern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-07-04
@enba11 bes Gpernbanies.
Werlin, 20. SUM-

~
Ser @ettbeperb fir Sen Meuball
oes f0nigliden Opernbouies in Ser
lin lit mtnmebr per0ffentlidt mor6en.
Gas Observation-Disclosures bat int gin=
n%eritdnoniB nit Sem 8erban0 oeut=
ider Mrditeften= un0 Sngenieur=&er=
cine, iomie Sem 8ltn0e 6eutider Mrdi=
teften auf @runo 0eS bonn &atler &C.
nebmigten, perongemeinerten Tro=
gramms elf &iinitler GUM @ettbemerb
mtfgefor0ert. Inter ibnen b%efiuoen
lih 8iaing bon 4arlsruhe, Slider
bon Mun6en, @ebetmratb Mar6 un0
Erofelior Sdmib bon Gbarlottenbl1rg.
8is 5ltm Sftober iino Sic gntmiirfe
ein5ureiden. 9as Muslfreiben fit
SEN Meltbau Be timmt, 0oB oos 8iib=
nenhous $500 3uidauer uno 100
M1,lifer falien ion. Sic @ofloge mrB
Raum fir odt5ig Elabe entbalten.
Terner fins groBe &eprdientations=
rGl,rne porgeieben. Sir 6os 8iibnen=
bol>s fins 54O0 0uo0rotmeter Be-
itimmt. Sic 6auptbiibne ion 80 See
ter brett lt16 80 Meter tief fem.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-07-04

Mbnungspoll.- 8rdl,tigam:
~@ie bat Sir mein letter grief gefal=
len?"
8rol,t: v0ein lebter?! = sou es
oenn aus lein 5miid)en uns 8ei0en?"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-07-04

9osbuft. = Meltere Goquette:
uOb, i9 bdtte idon ofters beiratben
f0nnen. Grit Dor &llr5em bat mir
Elm SEER. ieine 2iebe geitan6en."
SEER: ul1no fat er Sbnen audi SEN
Mamen Ser betreffenoen Game anper=
trnllt2"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-07-04

Sic Irobibitioniiten iin5 auf Ser
Sud1e nod einem @rdii6enti@ofts=
f%anoi6aten. sc muB sag Elm 5iem-
lid al,siidtsloier Sob" fem, ionit
miiroe BON Sen in iiingiter 3ett an-
oersmo itelenlos getporoenen Be-
merbern tpobl elmer 8ugegriffen ia.
ben. Son ser beribmten 2ans I'M
Sopf bon Ser man iagt, onB tie I'M.
n1er nod better lei, dig gor tein
Tleii4. ideint man alio in 6ieiem
Sale nidts gu balten.'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-07-04

gs gibt cine Sobeit. Die ni@t bonn
S@idiol abbdngt. sic beitebt in
einem beitimmten Muitreten, Dos
unS a,,soeidnet unb uns tfiir groBe
Dtnge az beftimmen i4eit; fe 1T
Elm Breis. ben mir ,1u1nerfl6 ,,,s
felber 3uerfenner, unb burt bieier
Gigenf&aft eraiphsges, mtr ua,s Bic
ebrerbieh1no Der onbern @enfheu,
0oro&efoueush
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-07-04
$elbtuuen BE. Md6ttuliebe.
0stas Quelxssertaaex, bic fretutuie bsS Sse
ho Nrmut tstlsa.

S5 AsuIut tet!sa.
9en eJegarten BarHertn.er, he
,ntpiuturltd NIT Dem @orte mobl'
t4tigtett bic 8oriteQung bon i4onen
Soften, unterbalten0en Ba5aren uno
angenebmen Teeunterbaltungen per-
tnipfen, iteut cine fran5oiiide 3ett-
idrift 5mei iunge englii9e Ariitotra.
tinnen gegenlber, Die lett Monaten,
abieitS bon oen 8equemlidfetten H.
res Stanoes, i'm 8ariier Mrbeiter'
piertel mobnen, leben uno arbeiten.
IS banoelt ii4 UNI Jpei Eo4ter
ariltofratii4er 2onboner Gamilien,
sic ibr Qeben un6 lire Sugen6 nit
einem beloenbaften Grnit Der 8obl-
t1tigteit uno Ser Nabitenliebe gepio-
met baben, Inn reide iunge Damen,
oenen eS teine Befrieoigung &C.
mabrte, aus Sem 2urus beraus Scot
I%eioen6en gu belfen: sic mouten nidt
nidt muir oie Scot ser Mrmut ielbit
tennen lernen, ionoern gan3 in iener
6ulteren @elt Ieben, in Die Elm menig
2i4t 3u bringen tbr ein5iges 3iel
lit. Die cine oieler Damen 5Gblt "a
Sabre, WiB Aaura @bumbers, Die Dor
dtpei Sobren in 2onoon ourd oie Ser.
0ffentlidung zines 8erfes iiber Bro-
ititution in BEN Slums Ser Miqto-
nenitaot befannt %ge1poroen lit; Die
on6ere, MiB @liie @epington, itammt
aus elmer begiiterten un6 pornebmen
fdottiiden 6amilie un6 bat g1ei9
ibrer 6reun6in Dor 3mei Sabren ibr
Seim perlaiien, Inn finftig BOG Sos
ser @nterbten oesS9ifials gu teilen.
Set einem Sabre leben Die bet6en
Damen I'M Borier Authenticated; in
Ben nddlten Bo4en mer6en tie nod
Mmerifa geben, I'M in Seem Dort uno
in Chicago oas g13he 2eben peiter
3u fiibren.
MiB @epington bat in Baris als
8rotnustragerin un6 6arm als einfa-
DIE Mrbeiterin in elmer 8aderei bon
2oBiQette g~eorbeitet; Mib Gbambers
begann IN SilD-Ueolrltnem11 tn elmer
Tabrit als einio4es Ndbmd6den ibre
8oriier E1tigteit, uno lit iebt Sa11s.
mGoden unb 4eunerin in einem Rel-
lerrei taurant in Der Na@bari9aft Der
Marttbaue. @ier retdt lie Ben Ir.
beitern uno Mrbeiterfrsuen gegen
3pei 5ous tbren Seller Suppe uno
lire Taiie beiBen> 1p6rmenben 4af-
fees. Ser Mitarbeiter Ser 3eiti6rit,
Der oieie jungen &eloinnen Der Na4-
itenliebe beiudt bat, beridtet, 6ab
bet6e, trob ser Not unb Mrmut. bic
tie tennen lernen uno >ptrfli4 NIT
erleben, frob uno glidli9 ftn6 in
Dem @efiibl, beimIid belfen gu ton.
men, mo- @Ife pirflib nottlh. ~@ir
lernen 10 piele ieltiame unb quite
Wenihen fennen. @era6e in Ser Mr.
m1,t prast fid Der @baratter 6es
@in3elnen am itdrfiten aus, un6 ale
uniere 6reunoe uno Greunoinnen
fin6 auf ibre Dirt iebr tntereiiaute
Menihen."
Nieman6 bon al Ben 4rmen, 6ie
init Sen iungen Damen in 8eriib-
rune fommen, abnt, 6aB bic Reune.
rim in ienem @euerreitnurant un6 oie
Nrbeiterfn in Der 8aderei ibrer Ser
tunft uno ibuem @eidtum nod sen
oberen 3ebntauieno gngIanos onge-
boren; ur1o tie obren aud ni@t, bob
Die &ilfe un6 unteritiiBung, Die ibnen
i'm redten 4ugenblid bon unbetann-
ten @obltdtern 3ugebt, bon ie,en
drmIi4 setleioeten un6 frob 6rein.
bliden6en gnglanberinnen berrubrt,
bic ii4 ideinbar rur miibiam ourd
ibrer $dnbe Mrbeit erndbren. uno oie
3inien ibres 8ermogens ba5u Be.
nuben. Troit unb &i1ie itin um ii&
a1ts5uiden.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-07-04
fen i'm pergeblid iu6ten, uie ion i@
Damn miien, no ct it,"

8osbaft. - Meltere goq1ette:
3d., id batte idon 0fters beiratben
fonnen. Grit Dor &ur5em fat mir
elm @err. leine 2iebe geitan6en.
SEER: ul1no fat er Sbnen audi Sen
Namen ser betreffen6en Game a1per=
trallt?"
0uter&atb. u@err 0oftor,
mein Mann ipridt lett einiger 3eit
10 bel inn S6lafe = mas fonnee nan
0ageqen tblln?"
u2alien Sic i'm am Gage geniigeno
81 @orte fommen."
Smartes @eib. - MGo:
vMiB 9loomp iagt, ibr @elidt lei ibr
gan5es &ermogen."
Stella: u@ortrefflides M10d)en;
MIR ldpeint lie SEN grobten Sbeil oie=
les @ermogens ,iid, lelblt gemudF 81
baben."
Mbnungspoll.- 8ral1tigam:
u@ie fat sir n1ein lester 8rief gefal=
len?"
9raut: v9ein letter.! = Sou es
Oenn ur5 lein 5mild]en u1s 8ei0en?"
&in0erragen. glsfen:
DIANA, marum bat Ser Tapa feline
Scare mebr?"
Mumu: u@ei( er 10 bel Senft, lie
bes &i1to."
glshen: vMama, marrm bait bu
oenn aber 10 piel @aare al1f 6eir1em
&opf?"
Mama: Sci nun enoil9 itin nit
oeinen 5ummen 6ragen!"
SIN 8ergrei It aurant. =
Trau: sd trtnte 0id, 0 monnige
6riiblingsluft. 49,"
Monn (8aper): lin mir gebe e
q MnB @ier, &eInerin."
8ei Ser Shmiere. - 81
%reftor:: Sic boben 81 mentg 2eben>
&u1felmann!"
Sdouipieler: ~So, menn man 10
menig 81 leben bat!"
MbgeiAredt. = @eral0ifer
C0er bon einem Gmporf0mmling Sen
Stommbalm erf orlhen loD: SD
BIN Big iebt 10 melt. STR @roBpater
mor 8ettfeoernbanoler, STR l1rgroB=
batter batte cine @ehlelitube un5 iaB
megen getrug feds Monate; fer
1er. 80"
gmporfommling (ibm @elS auf SEN
Siid m%erfen0): u9a baben Sic SIR
@onorar = 1alien mir ous lieber nit
Sem Stammbaum!"
@ergleid. = sdmiegerm1t=
ter: uSn ser bemubten N(ngelegen=
felt bat ii9 mein SEER gdmieger=
iobn 5terlt bel meiner Sodter unS
oaraui oud Bel mir iebr bemiibt."
Sreun0: ga, er but 9immel un5
Sole in 8epegung geiebt."
3uinmmenbaIten n. = 8iir=
germeiiter zines StG0tdens, in MEL
dem Sic COMMUNICATIVE itreifen,
gum Sdmeinebirten:
Scum Better @onsiodel, ibr mer6et
ms sod niht audi nod am gnSe Sic
Mrbeit fin6igen?"
@ansiodel: 81, mo- 6enfe sc Fin,
&err 8orgemdider! Sett, mo- MQes
7fro:f4 ,,TSfo >,;r moo>rfo SoA ,,,1nnr- !
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-29
GROUNDS AT FAIR
In GOOD CONDITION

The grounds are In fine shape for the
state fair next week and everything is
in shape for the exhibits that will be ar
irving daily from now on.
The work Of preparing the aviation
field has been completed all but stretch
ing the wire guard. which will be placed
Friday. The decorators started Wednes-
turaI buildings and have made good
labOrs by Friday evening Along the
concession lane concessotnaries are be-
ginning to erect their booths and the
sound OF the saw ana hammer Is heard
every minute OF daylight
While quite a number OF the smaller
articles that are to be exhibited have
arrived and are being cared for by the
special guards IL il not expected that
the live stock will begin to- arrive be-
fore Friday night. as many Of the
breeders have been howln their herds
at other places this week.
Nr. jefferson Rice. superintendent Of
the poultry department. arrived in
Wheeling ednesday evening after a
short tour OF other fairs. ana reported
that there would be "A great many new
exhibitors in hts department this year.
all with fine birds The superintendents
Of the other departments also made very
Encouraging reports az 70 the results OF
similar trips made by them
In fact the general spirit all along the
line among the officials is that the West
Virginia State Fair for 1912 viii be a
IRAN success and a record breaker in
every respect.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-29
INSPECTION HELD
AT CAMP HARTMAN
WAS At FIRST CALLED OFF ON
ACCOUNT OF WEATHER.
But sides Cleared and compists In
spection Was Msds+shsm Bat
tie Today.

Camp Hartman. on the Miller farm
up Big Wheeling Greek, was inspect
ed yesterday afternoon by General
Caldabaugh and his ~eficient stan of
omcers. Captain Mitchell called I'D
the camp early In the afternoon and
was told that no Inspection would be
held owing 10 the heavy rain which
Tell about I o'clock. The skies clear
ed about 3 o'clock and the of1cers de-
cided to make an inspection on their
own accord. The camp was inspected
In detail. no part OF IL being over
looked.
The officers inspected hhe tents.
guns and equipment OF the boys and
found everything In tiptop shape. Az
ter inspecting the quarters the officers
called all the companies out and then
held a detailed field inspection. The
sanitary conditions OF the camp were
perfect. according TO the oficers. Aft
er the field inspection evening parade
was held and quite n number were
present 10 witness the movements.
All arrangements have been COM
pleted for the big sham battle to be
held this afternoon. starting al 2:30
O'Clock n II Is expected hat the
largest crowd OF the week will be in
attendance. Camp will be broken to-
morrow morning and the tents. etc.
will be torn down in the afternoon
unanimous in their opinion that this
years outing has been the most sue
cessful ever held and all have thor
oughly enjoyed the experience. There
has not yet @ n case OF sickness.
although quite a number have COM
planned OF such minor ailments as
toothache and sunburn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-29
NEW ASPIRANT
For Mayor Of Wheeling. in the Person
Of Mr.. T. c. Stevenson.

Il was feared yesterday that the
friends OF Mr.. T. G. Stevenson. one
OF the most prominent citizens OF
Wheeling. are urging his candidacy
for mayor. and as they have been
given the assurance that he will ac-
cept the Office the news will no doubt
be very gratifying to many who are
conversant with his qualifications and
adaptability 10 M this position with
credit and distinction 10 himself and
his constituents.
Mr.. Stevenson has been Identified
with some OF the most important in
dustries OF the Greater Wheeling dis
trict for The past thirty years. namely.
the r. a O.. Bloch Bros. Tobacco
Works and American Sheet and Tin
Plate company.
While Mr.. Stevenson has never been
an aspirant TO public Office. he has al
ways been a close observer OF all mat
ters that pertain To the civic better.
ment OF Wheeling. He Il looked upon
as a man OF sound Judgment. a good
accountant. we'll versed in mechanics
and n OF exceptional executive
ability.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-29

'r and Hrewsfer's Millions" mends
broken family ties and in the break.
lns ana fhe mending process one OF
INC and clevcroat PLAYS Of
Ih" season IS produced Aside from
JUS dramatic story. Tho Duiy Son
posse ses Three strong points OF merit
winch irfurcs if- Success u hua
heart interest Or has "A touch ~
comedy which emphasizes ifs tragic
parts. and o. keeps human ~curosity
Keyed foo wonder what next
NJ Tho zenith ~ his success a mil.
Ii'nairo husband learns ~ q woman.
misi"f" aud. grown rigid in his re-
gard '0r convention. Do sends Tho wife
from Die home an outcast ir his
cruelty t. nficfs the punishment ~
forcing urr fD confess her iud'-crnffYn
iN fr".r fto children. "a son and r.
or anI HIrn breaks down
.nl'r fh" ORDEAL in f.Ii. Tho flrru
''f ras uIon Hnr mother. fIa som.
'nr... .irlrrn. sidea with Die
H"fr'r I1Hr fY away. fhr son .fnrIa
u.f'.r f.-.. fn Ig.Ir... ami
tHr.D.. .rf ID f.e rn4re. .f iia .I~
.. ..fIsr t.u IIref
'n f'a "rrf won Irr. otter fro
.l-. t. t .r. .r fa. aIvr.r
loved
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-29
HEAVY DAMAGES
For Loss o. Three Fingers Asked BY
Foreigner from the wheeling
corruaatina Company

a 5000 damage suit against tho
Wheeling C%orrugarnF Company was
Med by Walter K%ovansky IN the com
mon pleas court ~ 81 Clairsville yes
ferday the plaintiff calming damages
Tor injuries sustained while in the
employ " the company. and which
Do slleees we're due to negligence of
tho company
The petition alleges thai on the
llth day 81 August. 1911 while per
forming his duties ~ an empioyo he
suffered injuries which caused the
loss ~ three singers ~ the riFht hand
due 20 a defect In the machinery
For this DO claims damages In the
sum OF 5000.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-29
T. Schenk & Sons Co.
WILL RETURN
Sunday School Association oHeen
VIII Return From Down
IN me STATE.

after spending several eeeks in the
southern part Of 'his slate conduct
rE count SUNDAY school conventions
fh' Dnc'rs ~ fhr West virginia sun.
iar School Association viii return
Hnme 'ts latter part 90 this ae.k
Ns Martha ~ Graham r. expected
Eflai. and Secretary q r Arurld
900 rnfurn saturday The Trshur
county convention. rrich uu close
oiuUrrDe url hc fhc iast conducted
fhIs month
Rev vs. % Fieids pastor ~ fhe
.-Ff fhr'rf ln church. sho fre been
Ir rHHrFn ~ OBJ. Preston county con
frnfiOr eNI return fndav several
conventions rIN boz conducted neat
month
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-29
MATCH POSTPONED
Wheeling Golfers Nil Not Co 10
Parkersburg Tomorrow for
Golf Match.

The golf match which was TO have
been played AZ Parkersburg Friday
between The team from hat place
me the wheeling golf club. has been
postponed indefinitely. as many ~ the
local players are out Of the city on
business. or spending their vacation
az out-oftovn points.
The match was 20 nave been n 70.
turn game for the one played here
recently. when the local team defeat.
cd the ParkershurRers II e. hardly
likely that ~ will be PLAYED this fall.
as interest IN golhng circles is cen.
tcring on the first annual Invitation
Golf tournament of -he Wheeling
Country club. which begins Septem-
hor 10
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-29
NEW DIRECTOR
Prof. J. p. sssttsrs Of Detroit, Mich. suo-
cseds Prof. Marriott as Physical
Instructor Of Y. ID. O. A.

Announcement wss made yesterday at
the y NJ q 4 that Prof j = Settlers
% Detroit. Mich. has been secured a.
physical director - the s. 81 e. a. To-
succeed Prof 4 3 Marriott. who leaves
September q for Mobile. Ala where he
as Hc'epte9 a similar position. Prof
Settlers gill arrive about tho first OF
ufNt month and viii take CharEe o. the
class work which opens September o. n
week lnter thsn usunl recauec u fair
week
Prof Settlers was physical director "
the DAYTON Y " e. 4 Tor several years
and fnr tho past two years haa hern
nfft assistant Instructor 81 the Detroit
v vt a. 4 lie ls a graduate - TIE
tllr.rn IS 81 e. 4 Training school s~f
comes fiEhig recommended Mr MAJ.
rlnff who has male an envlabIe record
while Here. lrafeF september FOR No
lio. Aln where he vii have complete
charge "f fIr athletics ln the y ~ & A.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-29
DeedE Recorded.

Martha Ann Lewis 90 Louis 9 Hart
tong and George Harttong. propert ylo-
Gated on east side of For street. between
Eiet enth and Twelfth streets.
WarwoOd Land company 60 Fred J.
kenamond. lot No. 20 In Warwood
J T. Sltger and wife 90 ~. burger. GER
tain parcel - land located iu Nicnols'
addition To Patterson.
Two deeds % trust were left for
record
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-29
ROUTZAHN LEAVES
Secretary o. Ant-rubereuiosis soci
ETY. Departs for Charleston
After = Week Here

After spending r. week Boz This city
Doe tho interests ~ his organization. =
~ Houtgahn o. Chlcago. field serre
farv Of tho National Society FOR the
Prevention ~ Tuberculosis. left last
evening FOR Charleston and other
cities of This state. raere he viii
continue tho fght against the white
plague While In fhis city Nr Rout.
gafn held several conferences with
w0rkcrs and aia0 make a number ~
talks before different organizations
interested In fhr campaign
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-29
COUNTY COURT


william W Lynch, 2s. Of s.. Louis and
Margaret r.. Cox of - Louis.
Paul preucaudz. IS. and Mary FRITZ.
both OF Wheeling
John Dobosz. .. and Mary Obasa. %.
both Of WEccling
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-29
Why Not Buy
A Whole Ham

Keep it in the cellar. pan
try or refrigerator and slice
il just as needed.
It's the cheapest meat you
can buy and one of the most
nutritious. More than that,
you need never mind unex-
pccted company-the meal is
always in the house.
Cooked with vegetables.
ham adds double relish 10
many savory dishes.
And then boil the end
slice It down for luncheons-
nothing better.
See your dealer about it
insist upon getting Schcnks
ham
T. Schenk & Sons Co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-29
F1duciaT.

Edward Schafer was appointed admin
istratpr OF the estate 81 Ambrosona
Scnafer. on motion Of X NJ Addieman.
Bono $500.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-29
Folks From lOO Miles Around Are
Buying Bedding
SHEETS

72x90 in. Sheets; 90
b~leached; worth 4Oc LJC
Slx9O in. Sheets; TN AZ
bleached; worth Coo &c
'' SIsach he, S %of1h soe. 47c
BIZ, Sieae he. 'a %Gr'h soc 53c
9ON9O in. Sheets; un- SP
bleached; worth 69c CCC
bic S1eae IN. :1 SoP'h 7se SOC
''S SIsst n: sn Sor5a eoe 9
bic Sieac IN: s" sor,a sse &c
Slx9O and 90x99 in. Sheets.
bleached; worth 90
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-29

A brief and simple analysis OF . sell
once that 10 completely All
thsorfes as TO the cause and relief OF
diseases.
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1912-08-01
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

l, Elmer d. Carlock, of Richfield
Idaho, assignee of Augusta Cutter
assignee of Charles A. King, who
made Entry No. 100 under the pro
visions of an act of the leg
islature, of the state OF Idaho
commonly known as the Carey Act
approved March End, 1899, which
embraces Let's and 3, of section
81, township south, range 20 E.
B. M, do hereby give notice of my
Intention to make final proof to IS
tablish my claim to the land above
described, and that l have resided
on, reclaimed and cultivated said
land as required by law before Chas.
J. Isle. representative of the state
land board, at Richfield, Idaho, on
August 10, 1912, by two of the fol-
lowing witnesses:
David Engle, Sidney Bloom, w.
T. Dougherty, Peter Wolter, all of
Richfield, Idaho.
ELMER D. CARLOCK,
Entryman.
July 11-Aug. s.