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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-01
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Opportunities


oPPoRTUHTTIEB AND IN
you wish 10 buy or
sen = business. stock Of goods. real es-
tate, farm or city property. coal. OH. gas.
tInher or any other property, business
opportunity Of any kind. write US al
once. stating Just what you have or
what you want Information Depart
ment National Public Service Bureau.
W heehns. w. Va ap-19-ff
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BANKRUPTCY.

UEited states % A-erica. Sorthern De-
ulct Of West virginia -
In ths TINTED states Dastrict court In
In the matter II Et~ara J. Muhn ard
aarry = Auhn a. partners a. MUM
hrothers and Edward J Luhn and
rsP5s so So In s-Shs1sPssS. T fsa-
ton for nischarEe.
To the Honoa6i. Aston Q. Dayton
Jaese Of the ptsirict Court % ire
trtct % West virginia
Edward J. Mum and Harry J. MUM.
a. P~Artners add a. individuals. Of Ohio
county. m the County % Ohio. and state
% West NirEinia. In aid pIsfrtet. re-
specifically represents that on the 1sth
day 81 Janpary last past they were
Of Congress relating 10 bankruptcy. that
they have duly ali thetf
property and lights OF property. and
have fully complied with ali the require
ments or said acts and OF orders OF the
court touching their bankruptcy. q
wherefore. they pray that they may
Dc decreed by the Court 10 have a fuii
SeSinst Their irU sa,a, sii ua Sssi' ,,I RrG SsnSo
Fupt acts, except such debts as are eN-
cepted b. law from such Discharge.
pate this 18th day of April. A. d.
EDWARD J. MUHN& HARRY ]. MUM.
Ply u. 4 MCKEE kttv
Order OF Notice Thereon.
northern District OF West Virginia. IS.
On THIS 2snd day OF April. A. H., 1912.
on reading the f~oregoing petition. it is
Ordered by the Court. that a hearing
Le had upon the same on the 23rl day OF
May. \. H.. 1912. before said Court al
wheeling. in said district. az ten O'Clock
IN the forenoon: and that notice thereof
ne punished in the Wheeling Intelligent
Ger; a newspaper printed in said District.
uhu taat all known creditors and other
persons IN interest may appear al the
SAID time and place and snow cause. N
any they have. why the prayer OF the
SAID petition should not he granted
Ana X is further ordered by the Court
that the clerk shall send by mail 10 ali
khown creditors cOpies Of said petition
ana this order addressed TO them al their
places or residences as stated.
witness the Honorable Aston G. Dav-
toh. JulRe OF the said Court. and the
seal thereof. at Wheeling, in said dis-
1912. P"' D'
Attest:
c. d. KEFAUvER. Clerk
l. 5. ID. G. y. u. W. Va.
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FOR RENT

ron RENT-CompIete machine shop
with power. Also storage space.
wheeling stove a. Range Co. ap-ig-tf
PoR REuT-Tbres nttety furLl.hsd
rooms for light housekeeping. APPLY
~ norm Front street Jy-31-tf
kCn -~WT-4-rooIn fat with bAtn
rrst floorJ also . = Hnd 6-room nAtal
h~susskeepinE; rent r~eaaSaabla Appi1
- \. FHonL aal{f 1
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-01
TYPEWRIlERS FOR SALE

FOR SALE- have for
sale an Oliver typewriter in perfect
condition. Will sell cheap for cash. Ad-
dress Typewriter care i. o. Box "a,
Wheeling. w. Va. ap-Is-tf
typewriter; good condition. II.
J. smith. 6lO Main ST. Bell SIR;
Natl 1357-M. ap-2g-tf
TXPEWR-TERS-The oliver Typewriter
Agency would he pleased to demon
Strate 10 you the merits and advantages
OF N" New oliver Typewrits- No. 5.
National Public Service Bureau. 900
Board OF Trade Bldg. Wheeling w Va.
np-Iq-ff
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FOR SALE

FOR 8ALB-Restaurant In good loratfonl
selling cheap. 22af Market st ANAL
EoA HALE-5 passenger automobile.
700 90. good condition. sol y. Huron
s. He'll phone 1891. ap-10-nf
ron aALE-Houre and two lots. 'front.'
axe l42 ff 100 ~ deer. on Main ST
tW o squares from car stop 90. S~Iadyaida.
ohio Above hiEh water. good chickea
house ana yard. House five rooms and
hnth. hot aud cold water. Naff phone
ls5-W or ISL. Hellafrc my-f-r
foA hAhE consisting ~ %
arrcE. cir.f miles west ~ rreenort.
fffr Go. ONO. good farming land. Lave
lhE we'll 20 acres timber. good white
OK. CHESTNUT and walnut cheap ~ sold
soon j NJ Hughes. Gilmore. IT, D. ID.
o. ohio.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-01

Before the end Of the week Ander.
o expects 10 have the Smokes I'D in
the FIRST division.
a sput with Akron and two out OF
three with GAINESVILLE. will in all prob.
abilities turn the trick.
With either Rlchey or Graham on
the mound this afternoon the fans
viii have an opportunity OF seeing
some real pitching.
And Billiard or Burden. who will
work for the Champs are some twirI.
ers too. Billiard had the Smokes
number at Akron.
The S.ogies stack up against Bm
phillips Steeimen on Monday. Both
clubs are about evenly matched. n
VIII be Wheeling's second road trim
Then We play Canton for three
games and open ar home agar on
May 18th. with the Erie Sailors. The
pennsylvania team has been strength
ened by addition OF several st. Louis
players.
c. H. NarHeH. accompanied bv his
wife and an attack Of rheumatism. ar.
rived IN the city early this morning to
prepare for the o~prad.ng day The
rheumatic attendance Is the result OF
the ball clubs owners experience in
the Aveline FIRE. when he scootca
Gown a IRE escape and fell on his hin
gettlng n GU Of the place. Since
men weather like that prevailing To-
day puts him on the blink. i'm a man.
ner speaking. lie can stand the rheu.
mdtIsm so long as be can prove an
aIihi on the weather. II vas this way
Yesterday. so he is not 20 be blamed
this ume-Fort Wayne News.
The S'ogios are strong on the
coaching lines when Anderson decor.
ates the third base line and Jewell
the first base box This pair kocps
up " constant chatter. whistIinr and
all-around noise we'll calculated TO
worry q pitcher but that's nor saw.
INK MAT 90 will rot help them erso.
where Zaucsville Times Recorder
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
Louis q
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
bRTERtbL EMBALMER.

''aa aNA N.aH VAIN street..
Calls Answered DO or NEif-
Store Phones $3.50
VIC 7. Eorfschy. Rel Phone 1872 q
a. J Hertscht. Nat Phone 1874
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-01
LOOKINo AROUND
CENTRAL LEAGUE

Before the end of the week Ander-
son expects 10 have the Smokes up in
the FIRST division.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-01
EdginStOn Lane
Six Room House

iaree r0r.he- s'afs roof. ra,l well
Inf 7esi-o feet wu coll at So 600 ODD
ON rleg frfur
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-01
SEALED PROPOSALS.

Bids will he received by the Trladet-
phia District School Board on the school
building at Mt. Leon. Plans can be
seen at Architect Geo. =. Mooney :
oftce. Schmulbach Building. Rid
must he in on or before s p. m. May
6th. 1912. an-a7-n
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l.n OBJ. ir]fH,I,arIau ns I..r NAV
result iu t hsldt.hr tH. morning
ar.r
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8ruemmeF 8 HHdebrsnd

Fuueral Directors aud rmbaImsra.
'CrHrr MrrFrf au1 NrnfVaarrnnd Sta
Teleuhuues Fo7. Ouvn a. and r. rht
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c.. .. Smith
National Exchange Bank Bldg.
e. A. GRAHAM, Representative.

FoR sALE-TEHEE VACANT LOTS
HUDrBERED ., 10 AND II, on WEST
SID OF ERIE ST, IL GILCHRIST'S
THIRD ADDITION. PIECE $500 EACH
OR ALL n FOR $1,000 CASH.
Or PART on CREDIT on EASY
TERMS.
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Positions Wanted-Male

supply men 10 I'll! POSI-
tons OF any kind. National PIbto
service Bureau. 800 Board OF Trade
Bldg. VIII ceiling an-ra-ST
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a spNt with Akron and two out OF
three with GAINESVILLE. will in all prob
abilities turn the trick.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-01

With either Richey or Graham on
the mound this afternoon the fans
viii have an opportunity of seeing
some real pitching.
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~AnrEp0Coai miners for P~ennsyiv.-
hiN Sfeacy Nork. rod Fay. good
houses no troucl@. transpcrtation ad-
Nanccd 10 men with families ana single
men with eaggAgs, no hohoes need ap-
Ply NEtona Public Service Bureau
.ee hoard OF Trade HldE. WheeiinG W.
"a Ap-es-U
wANrED-se iaoorers. fc- railroad con-
struction work. In Pennsyivania. SIS.
One foreman with each 20 men. s1.0o.
transportation advanced. Foreman Who
can collect AID report at this office with
p or more men with be compensated.
National Public Service bureau. 400
Board OF Trade BIDS. Wheeling
WAHrED-F1rst class unoin paper
hanger. Cali SILL Bell or sl-J Nat.
Beliaire. Ohio, or call In person No. sara
selmon 81. Beliaire. {. ap-.S-i
-
wAETED|ssvsnty-ffvs Clay nrnsru. In
Guiding Shooters, LADDERS. rtmssrman
and Mule Drivers STEADY WORK and
good wages. Apply immediately az
offies Of Buckeye Fire Clay Company,
No: 22% East Third Street. uhriehsvtns,
Ohio. ap-.s-tf
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And Billiard or Burden. who will
work for the Champs are some twirl-
ers too. Billiard had the Smokes
number nj Akron.
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WANTED-MaIe Help.

WANTEDAAn Engineer for
mixer and hosting engine.
Steady work Apply immedi-
stely The c. B. Kimberly Co.
40l Schmulhach Bldg.
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amt ana o. W;soi:ss HsG pssi.nn

Aouco 70 AanufacturorB. Jopbera. Aar-
Chants and Other WIsoloaals DaaisrI.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. That
me STATE Board Of Control OF the state
OF est Virginia will receive bids daily
az tts offlce at Charleston, West Vir-
several state institutions. the nnancini
management OF which 10 vested in said
Soard. Contracts will be swarded TO the
loWest bidders. quality considered. and
other Things being equal. West virginia
oesierF viii be given preference.
LISTS OF y needed Will b fur
nlshed bidders on receipt OF reduesta
stating he line desired.
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL.
u-f-ss Charleston wssf virginia
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Muaee Ten-Pin Lenma

Tonight Rough Riders vs.. Climbers;
Ill Johns ". SueederS.
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Wheeling League SEQ -.

Totals ....-.... SIG SIS $50 30.
Tonight. Anchors rs. Aviators.
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I'IlIE st % 80 lfl5
,ough Riders
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The S.ogies stack up against Bill
Steeimen on Monday. Both
clubs are about evenly matched. II
VIII be Wheeling's second road trip.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-28
CITY Teachers EXAMS
BEGIN NEXT FRIDAY
MI TEACHERS ~ CITY SCHOOLS
MUST HAVE CERTIF.
IC\rES.


CITY examinations ',r teachers
certificates viii boz held AZ the h.sh
.,o.oI .s,lfl.c1 r.,,7o.rs, 20 ...Io..,
,,
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who expect to teach in the city
schools. and who have not A city
.s-t.,..t, g..f f.- ,,. ..,- t9t5. o.,
~ ''''. d. .''
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-28
SUNDAY CLOSING
ORDER EXPLAINED
CONTINUED from Page One.J

At pr sent most of the mail re-
ce.ved sunday for delivery by carrier
Monday morning Is worked after mid
night on Sunday and therefore the law
will not affect this mail. It will be
delivered as promptly as hitherto.
Mail received UP 10 midnight on Sat
urday for lock boxes will be distrtb-
ured 20 the boxes and viii be avail
able to box holders on Sunday as
usual
There Is At present no street de-
livery ot mail by letter carriers on
Sunday and therefore the law makes
no change In this regard. In short.
the only mall that will BE- affected
under A reasonable construction Ok
the new law is that received at the
posrofsices on Sunday and hitherto
sorted on that day for distribution to
lock boxes
AS the purpose of the law. which
was clearly enacted In the interest
0f employees. Is 20 reduce as far as
possible the amount ot Sunday labor.
the work Of distributing Sunday mail
10 lock boxes will be limited 70 GER
tain classes of mail that cannot be
held until Monday morning without
serious inconvenience TO the addresses.
This mail will include that for news
papers and hotel guests.
IN order to give the new regula-
ton as liberal A construction as pos.
s.ble. postmasters will be instructed.
On application. 10 have their employees
sort out. in emergency cases, on sun
day. letters Of special Importance
This will supplement the present
PROVISION of having all mall delivered
on sunday that carries a special de-
livery stamp.
by the proposed changes In the
method Of putting up mail in the Of
flccs Of origin and in It's handling on
the railway mail trains it is believed
that a satisfactory distribution can
be- made In postoffices on Sundays
with far less work than Is now re
CURED"
Minority Leader. Mann, Of the
house, author OF the provision pro
hlblting the delivery to the general
public" Of mail on Sunday, said there
was no intent upon the part Of con-
ress 80 to restrict the postoffice de-
partment as to seriously embarrass
the business public.
TT Is absurd" he declared. 'for
anybody to assume that congress
meant to close postoffices as tight as
wedge on Sunday We simply re-
CURED that there be no delivery Of
nail to the general public on Sunday
in order that letter carriers and
clerks might enjoy a reasonable re-
spite from their labors."
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-28
State EHCAhPhEyT
OF THE BOY scouts
MORE THAN TWO HUNDRED
YOUNGSTERS LIVE N TENTS
on THE YERDIGRIs.

More than 200 Boy Scouts from
Tulsa, Musk0gee. Bartlesyille. Wago-
ner, Fairfax and the cities of Eastern
oklahoma, are encamped at Verdi
gris lake, 2l miles east Of Tulsa.
Civilians living In the neighborhood
last night watched the camp fires
burn themselves out on the second
niEht az qGietness settled over the
tented ground that during the day had
bristled with mimic warfare and
hummed with the various activities ot
the troops OF lads all between the
ages of 3 and Is years.
The scouts commenced gathering
Monday afternoon. led by adult
scoutmasters and were organlzed into
a compact regiment tented and quar-
tered before evening. The first days
activities With slight variations Will
remain the same throughout the ten
days stay were as follows:
$40 o'clock "Reveille" dip in lake.
setting up exercises. 700. breakfast.
7.30. camp duties, blankets out for
airing etc; 500. morning Inspection:
s.l5. assembly. announcements Of
days events. 800 morning instruc-
lions. sports and scout practice, HOO
swimming and bathing period. 1900.
dinner 100. rest hour, 200. ath-
Ietics, signal practice, etc, 400. SWIM
ming period; 500, camp duties: 5.45.
evening inspection; 500. supper:
100 twilight games; 500, lowering
flag and camp fire; 900. evening de-
vot!ons; $40, taps and turn in for
nine hours sleep.
Other camp activities consist Of:
The evening camp fire. Study and
practice of campcraft scout-craft and
woOdcraft. first aid study and prac-
tice; nature study and health talks;
blvouacking parties and hikes. obser-
ratiOn tours under competent leader
ship; athletic meet. swimming. boat.
ing and life saving instruction.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-28
federal NRRNIGNMT,NT
DAY SEPTEMBER 81

An order has be,n sent out from
United States district court a Musko-
gee Tor all persons under indlctmen
&C. appear there FOR arralgnment
Tuesday. September 3. only persons
who were indicted out OF the Mus
koges court are included In the order
The record originally set Sept 2. fot
the date on which pleas would be
heard. but the order was modified
because unknowlngiy Labor Day had
been selected
There are members Of cases In
Tulsa county handled by the Musko-
gee division of the court and thc court
dockots are well filled with case~
familiar 10 Tulsans.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-28
noted HORSE THIEF
Arrested YESTERDAY
LOHN A,HNCTyN CHARGED
WITH STEALING AZ INDIANS
HORSE AND BUGCY.

John warrington. sa.d 20 be a noted
a1rse tnie, Fas yesterday lodged In
.ae county jail az result u one 5s
.aa most daring rhefts ever commit
sa n the county Washington was
rrested ay me city police Monday
a.ght when he drove the stolen horse
.o a local livery barn.
Monday morning Washington in
company with william 5Dyblle an
.dd.an drove into sperry in sDybIcks
l4zzy They lied the horse on the
street. and both got ont ~ the buggy.
Washington began 20 unite the horse
ard when 5pyblck remonstrated with
him, Wash.nron knocked him down,
Jumped % the buggy and drove otf
re drove The team 10 Tulsa and was
arrested here
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-28
Flehting QnaIitY Ah-ent.

The plglustic tendencies 0f the
city romm.s.l0ners were never more
effectively concealed than IN yester-
Days regular meeting Paving es-
tmates were approved for the rev
districts including Ma. II. the newest,
and an ordinary run 81 business tran
sacted without 20 much a. fretful
look Otherwise the commissioners
came near estabiishinz a record for
rushing through the routine quickly.
The prinripal business lay In the pass
.rz ~ resolutions concerning several
minor sewer systems
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-28
FARMERS HORSE WINS
GRAND CIRCUIT DERBY
CREAT TROTTING RACES OPEN
FOR FOURTH RENEW ON
EIADSILLE TRACk.

READFILLE Mass, AuI .7.-
chesnE 2.0f It, owned BY John
M4iSey farmer boy q wanh4chle.
Texas and driven by John P. Flem-
lrg another Texan. won the fourth
annual renewal u the American trot-
ting derby 40 the opening 4 grand
circuit meeting here today The
track was ia good condition but a
strong wind made fast time imp0s-
sible.
Thirteen qualified for the final
handicap OF, the derby. valued at s5.-
000 u which 5000 went to the
winner The starters were picked
from five prel.minarles worth $1,000
and then handicapped according %
Performance with the exception oc
Billy Burke, 2;0J "a who was placed
at scratch.
At the drop u the flag Billy Burke
made q dancing break that cost him
ground Castle Dome was holding 70
first place by a narrow margin at the
mile with wanderer second and Jack
London Third, with others punched
Entering the home stretch the five
leaders. Castle Dome, Waaderer. Ken
yon, Jack London and Cheeny were
within length u each other and the
drivers were using their whips. but
at the finish Fleming forged In front
With Cheeny Close behind were Cas-
tie Dome, Kenyon. Wanderer and
Jack London, BY a neck In the order
named.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-28

A score q local democrats left yes
terday f)r Oklahoma city 10 attend
The democratic state convention that
i' scheduled 20 oe held today A few
more vi.i leave on the early train this
morning.
Tulsa county will be represented In
the convention with So delegates. each
with haf p vote n ,s not likely thai:
The flu delegation Will attend az the
delegation is instructed under the
4uIt rule.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-28

Gold.s Eicsetts. minor. by her
suard.an Ricketts, yesterday took a
hand IN the litigation regarding the
tttle 20 her on property n the Glenn
POOL when she fled suit IN the dis
tr!ct court asking the cancellation II
aH Oh and zas lease held BY c. E.
I.v1e and " g. Cutler This ls the
third s.lt that has been filed In the
mcaI courts In the past three days
.onceru.ng the GoIaie Rickstta land.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-28
QUEEN CONTEST
OFF With RUSH


confined from Page Onc)
from The Drew building to the ground
floor ~ the Robinson Arcade where
they wil. boz ready to receive all visI-
tors a large sign. showing the 10.
g1 yesterday In front Of the Robinson
building.
The general Durbar committee will
hold a meeting within the next few
daFs Al which time additional COM
E.ttees will be appointed. The pro-
ciam VIII probably also be announced
at this time.
Director Benson who will have com.
plete charge of the work, Is about the
busiest man In Tulsa these days at
tending to the hundreds Of little de-
tails that must be looked after.
All railroads entering Tulsa have
made special rates OF a fare and ono
third TO Tulsa for all towns within
a radius OF 200 miles.
Coming the third week In Septem-
ter. the Durbar will probably be at
tended by many homeseekers from
other states Homeseekers rates will
b. In effect during that week from
all parts Of the north and persons
having friends living at distance
s'.ould urge them to visit Tulsa during
the Durbar week. which can be done
easily by taking advantage Of the
lIomeseekers rates.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-28
BULL MOOSE Committee
HOLDS MEETING TODAY
WILL REACH & DECISION CN
PUTIN. OFT s COUNTY
TICKET.

Whether las progressive party WI.
place county ticket % tae ,le.G n
r4la county hs it. w.I 0e deter
mined al the meeting " the county
arUtra committee " the bun moose
party today The committee meet
.ng vill boz called ~ order % the d.s-
-r,cr court room az o'clock this At
--rr1or 5y Temporary Chairman f.
. Tucker.
The comm .rteemrn were selected az
precinct cags.ses held ln the various
precincts MonGaG SO far only about
8Ee-haf q the precincts IN the coln-
~ have reported any elections.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-28
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

+ OK SALE-lsl2 CHALMERS 2s
Demonstration. Good as new. Phone
543. Tulsa Motor Car Co.
VANTED-FEMALE WHITE COOK.
Marshall House 123 Y. Main.
WANTED EXPERIENCED LADY
Presser. Partisan Dye Works.
OR RENT-NODERN 4-ROON
cottage close in. Phone Red 1879.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-28

Tao' quinn .aarmao H "
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1912-06-06
Upho1ster The Head

The Fontanelle Observer says
that Mr.. Addison went riding with
Mr.. McDermid in the latter's tour
ing car and while they were Jogging
along the road to Greenfield they
struck bridge whose approaches
We're in villainous state of repair.
The doctor was anchored to the
steering wheel and stayed down but
Mr.. Addison was carrying no ballast
and went UP in the rigging of the
top, where his nose came in con-
tact with the rafters and suffered
an abrasion. The top thus serves
the double purpose of shedding sun
and keeping light passengers in
when the machine bounces on bad
piece Of road. Mr.. Addison isn't
temporarily sore over his expert emce
but is hoping that before he goes
again the doctor will have the sky
parlors of his car fully uph olstered
SO that mans nose may be struck
as with a boxing glove, without
out the scar.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1912-06-06
Chautauqua Benefactors

1t takes business sense, energy
and industry to make Chautau-
qua a success, but there are bust
ness men every where who can
bring the proper qualifications to
bear and those who enter into the
work are just as much public bene-
factors of their comm Unity as those
who endow hospitals and libraries.
In fact Chautauqua held in city
year after year, patronized by the
great mass of people and furnish
ing information and inspiration tc
all who gather there is of many
times more value than a library
which is necessarily of value. only
to the few.
There are now over 1000 Chau-
tauquas in America. A town OF
! 900 inhabitants or more which
does not maintain an assembly il
not doing it's duty for the welfare
Of its citizens.