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The Calumet news., 1912-09-21

Grand Trunk has bought the White
Pass N Yukon railway, Alaska,
The Calumet news., 1912-09-21

New York specie imports last week
were s4OO, OILS gold and s70,ssS silver.
The Calumet news., 1912-09-21
American League.
ToDAY's GAMES.

National
Cincinnati at Boston.
ST. Louis at Brooklyn.
Pittsburgh at New York.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
The Calumet news., 1912-09-21

Dickens relief fund in London to-
tails $4,000.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-25
BRYAN MAKES
BRIEF TALK
THE PEERLESS ONE FLAWS
ROOSEVELT AND URcGs
WILSON SUPPORT.
elames Al psries ~ cepubiiear.
ard Trvs,s-ors.,sd 81
Large Crowd.

To IN audience . several ,houS-
[ and that packed Seventeenth stree
I from market % the r,ar md u the d
B y %. station % Us gr,afsst cat.arlt,.
Z iIiiam Jennings Tftar. tho pcsrl.S,
l ieaH"r ~ fhe Isfno.rnfl.. pa-r,
I ,hr'nsh many camraigus. made a ten
r" lhi" nfcr'ss thar brought cheer
/ after cheer from Oh. crowd
Ny ir}an. in hri-e stated that a.,
I N"t'Ie should not i't the fear - A
I panic prevent their voting for Wilson
and sta's> that ouf ~ m. th-.. nan
p ics that the country had passed
. thr'uEh. two were under Repuburau
I a'ifni instr atiors. and one Of 'h.S. ffu =
II ih. aIfniuistrafiou - Theodore RooSe-
/ Welt In 1907. lie asked the voters not
d ."H'f any consideration. 20 cast their
''''- i'F Roosevelt ana ciassed a m as
'"' "-' wanted an opportunity To- do
Z iu i"ur years what d. had been given
IN" 'hance. but fallsd TO do in eight
: years.
lie stated that elections nre no.
I won bv shouting or by meeting and
b holding celebration. hut bv votes.
ana that every electoral Vote should
I o. cast f,r Wilson and Marshall CON
tnning. 10 stated that a.. would not
assert that Wilson would carry every
-taf" In tho Union hut on the oth.r
state IN the Union 20 any OF the other
candidates.
Ito called on every voter 10 not only
vote Tor Wilson but Co elect with him
" Democratic Congress ana LegiSIa-
ture as the President could DO moth
: ing without the assistance Of these
bodies
He stated that this promises 20 be
red letter year for the Democrats
and prophesied q Democrats victory
all over the country. He again al
luded TO the panic scare AMI stated
that the trusts We're tho direct cause
~ every paine that the country has
ever known.
lie closed his address with a final
reinnnstrance with the voters against
casting their vote for Col. Roosevelt
Who. ne stated. desired only 10 feel
that he had ruled tho courtry.. and
amid IN" cheers q the crowd. Mr.
bryan. surrounded by police. was
placed on the train for Pittsburgh.
From Pittsburgh he Will go directly
20 Detroit where he Will speak to-
night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-25

M-- j. D. H-s~u au1 -rns o.. .rt
-t'N frf AMI John. rr.4frff l.-f. + "a
i.f.f i""~ NT l'uu.|ar nFrH.t. ..ulHI-
lawn. otter rpvui'fs a few tat- tns
~ ~ rfIaflNte Hf t...4utllf. tHn..
Mr~ George N.Irr. - I-m Grove d..
'is.i..- q. rn.a at Sew 1iartlnstI.i.. fsr
"a fsa HtfsH
% 60 NoIt.i of i''t-hurrh. pa IL
20 riIAE several days mo quest ~
district
Oh, ICON Athlete rI.l E,,e me ~
their weekly dances last evening" At
~H .tEtgH .u.I 40 I'Ilfur
IT u y Houston hoe purchased q
i.I" I4il4.uE iuf 100 i..u4 Grove ana Is
49,. -.i'iins building 4B1u 90 iu uar iear
Mrs James Henderson, g. improving
very nicely 80 Dor nome a. Woofsdalo.
Few weeks HE fFe FI.k list
HAIRY AfHaaEH. ~ canton ohio. 70
no tualuE trNrfal days fLe guest ~ hls
If .fhrr .r Poo Bethany pike
.HfN M'.I .e u Dem ratio rally this
oven rs "a West LIBERTY ard quite a
Don u'-r 90 oIt t.c p.ae people VII. a.
GROUND vas broken yesterday FOR
~" rev r'aic roe fur "kii" Springer az
ill Grove
E.t - D. HIrseI hns -et. rned % hl-
home 70 rrisfelFhia after spending tie
49, week attending tue MetaSlIst con
.fftf.H 60 l..E.rH. ISL. Va
iie~ es'. Maxwell. - Waahfnston
I" rf untuE feu days the guest %
lFI sister 80 Dor nome utdFwool.
It.lFrt aul tfeHrsc laird. o. this
vicinity erFrtIrr feW days the
quest - friends af Martins eFrry
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-25
Bettsr Outlook at Allendais.
PASTOR WILL MAKE
REPORT OF CONVENTION

1t the morning service In the Is
land Christian church next sunday
the pastor. Rev. Charles T. Hutslar
will make q detailed and comprehen-
sive report OF the international con
vention OF Christian churches. whiCn
came to q close AZ Louisville. Ky
Tuesday With nearly 10000 dele
gates In attendance from all parts q.
the world. the convention was con
sidered the second best in the history
of the church.
Rev. iiu'slar attended practically
all the session and doubtless his re-.
port will be very interesting After
The close OF the convention. he visit
Cd relatives On Springfield. o.. re
turning home last evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-25
Moundsvilie Briefs.

Miss Margaret Callahan is confined
10 her home 900 Jefferson aN. nur wt,n
an attack 81 touStlitis
Mrs Ella Parsons. of Tomlluson ave-
nue. viii leave thts morning FOR Akron.
q. whsre she will visit friends ana 10.
latiNcs Tor few DAYS
HARRY Gilbert OF bridgeport o. f.
spending few JaN- with friends md
relatives IN this city
Mrs Archie SltEer will leave. In "A few
DAYS Tor her home IN Los Angeles al
after spending the past Few DAYS with
The Ladies Aid Society 81 the Cal.
NarN VI. p church met Yesterday even
lnE ~ the SUNDAY school rooms or tho
MIS- Martha Moore returned last
tNthlhe from 'I1flugtun. %. after
spendinE the past two weeks there
The Mound CIV football eleven will
hoId practice in front Of the prison mi
MrS u Holiirg-hcad left Wedn.s.
CAV evening for Davenport. Ia. an nc.
brother "'i
" ~ MilIiken. OF Freepprt. r.. g.,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-25
OIL AND GAS

SAND territory Iu southeastern Ohio
Is now greater than al any time dur
ing the current year. The northern
ana southern enGs of the field are at
tracung attention The southern eX-
tension In Starr township Hooking
county. is reaching the interesting
stage and tho result OF the work now
nearing completion will have much 10
60 win the future OF that end OF the
The first well 20 bring that section
70 notice was the LOGAN Natural Gas
q Fucl COmpaDy's lost On the Eolum-
DIS lay Brick x Terra Gotta COM
Pahy 5 property ~ Union Furnace.
Iocdtod nearly eight miles southwest
oi me development In Falls Gore
township This we'll was completed
more than two months ago and is re-
ported SUI producing between j. and
~ barrels day. Tie next test start.
I ed bN the Logan Natural Cos =. Fuel
Z company Is located on the NJ r. Kern
] itrrs and IS down $500 feet and n
rh"uIu L't 90. s";.a t...s .-,. %. IT,
sam" company started % second test
on IN" Columbus Clay Brick a Terra
tntia company property aud is down
/ Lou" i""i \ mile south of the MON
furnace producer. the same cornranv
/ j. starting Vest ON the Hamilton
I farm. The LOGAN compauv has p,t
3 10 an extensive water plaur 10 slpplv
us drilling wells and Will make "a
thorough test of lts large holdings i'm
Starr township. Should their efforts
come ~ 10 expectations the Logan
Natural Gas d Fuel COMPANY stands
To- make q big winning
ln 90" old development I'm Fails
Gore tOWnship. some ~ the recent
competitions have proven better than
thr dNcrHg" producers completed dur
ing mia summer The B.euuerhaslctt
DIl a Gas company has completed and
farm and has "a 9O.barrcl producer IN
the Clinton sand
The eoodo Pool
In Reading township. Perry county.
I northeast of Bremen and north OF
'uh''l Jon cry. tlc ucW pool Is by far
90" most likely looking spot for new
Production In the deep sand territory
mere are eleven wells drilling and
one rig up Boo the new pool g. VI
Root q Cos important fe=t on the
Louis SfolH farm is drilling boz the
sand. The Loe.n Natural Gas a. Fuo.
Con r1ngs .'rond tr-f on the . r.
sparrow farm is also drilling In the
sfrd. Tho .1s' five wells cump....,.
IN This pool bad an aecrreIt. .a.IaI
production ~ s95 barrels
ln fhr 'tfrcmo northern end of ff..
r"cp sand TERRITORY near Gratiot.
li'r'N.l township fr.rr s. still
SOM. r.u work starting. despite the
fn'f fHIf fhH lfs competitions have
been Hrh' 0f dry Tire Columbus cas-
q Fuel Company i1- L..u tae most
nr'ivo developer of territory in tho
northern "nI ari Dr. starting trst on
Go" ~haf"r farm. located rI4t OF tie
Foiurer- n0 fIo Arkrom Hrm
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-25
MOUNDSVILLE


The MoundsNiile ChautaaEua assori-
Atom met "wednesday evening ia the Of
the program for the season % 1914 81
y. Gilbert. who was platform rrauHE e.
tso years ago will perform thsse dut-
les next year. Following D. the rest ID
talent engaged Col ~. Balm. Lincoln
AcCounril. great writer. senator Miles
lofn1ext-r. 90 Washington. John Nlt.
Federation % Labor. Governor HAdIsy
OF Missouri. John " Ratio. fnpsf sslfI.
stor. BENJAMIN Chaplin. who lmperson-
Neatnefvax Hfps.. great musical act
crrs Ih~ htratfordH. NOrslists. The Dun
tar singing Orchsstra and Hurry Bros
musicians. This q one % the greatest
sn1 most costly programs ever ArranE-
ed fro this city
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-25

ihef" har been fNe tas~s 81 diphth-
s.lA reported 20 tity Health Oricer
ru.iolch within tie past few days
-Four are inside the city limit. wbti-
one - or the hill Just outside the cor
borate limits Two cases are AZ the
SIteen nome on f1rrt street. one at Tho
Bookover home on oak av.nu. "a ,ba
iouIth ~ the Lucas home on Locus,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-25

'harler Towns ex-ssnator 81 Min
nesofa. rnd now living in New VOL
CITY, spoke last evening against the pr
hlbition amendment 10 very large audi.
thcc thnt TILED tic hall OF the clrcui;
SQUIRT room -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-25

After washing n floor II one will
sweep % up az once they will be- sur
rflsei q" rnd MANY littIc particles mas
come from the mop. which. ~ not re-
.''Ned. roon Eet TRACKED hack on ~ thr
cor asain The floor stays clean much
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-25

Funeral ssrsiCss over the remains a.
the lac Adam Kuhn. formerly - thi-
elty but lately - LtneEfons. were held
lest@rday afternoon 40 the home Of hi-
I.rthsr-ln-law. Ihus CLARK. on Fir-,
or OF the Baptist cnurrh nficiafed In
tefmsnt was made "a Mount Hore Gene
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-25

The local lodge Of knights % Pythiar
WI take part In the corner stone isy -
lrr 81 the FIRST - y church at Nc
Mechsn on next sunday Afternoon Tn
slocsl lgdg@ received an Invitation from
tns hcNschsn order and they will leave
hffe on NE one n-rlurE car Tor that civ.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-25

one can see SIX reels 81 pictures Tor pfI-
iN "n" jenny. There are fHu housed
Do th~ f"wI. running 500 uli.,-iflUr fn
the other and tins accounts COR t.. coz
90 price. This Includes also good music
eIIlUg tl. Performance
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-25

Tho case ~ John Powell. admInistra-
tor ~ the estate ~ the late Russell
iowell. against the Wheeling steel ana
iron Co. o. being tried In th. circuit
court ~ this CITY before Judge Frank
W. Ncshitt The t~iHl rs M. re-h~aring
81 tne 'asc a. the plaintiff was granted
judgment FOR 81 90 0~ou. time ago lut
the verdict was set aside by the Judge
and a new Trial granted
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-25
To Meet Tonight.

-, The Dunn NiVimuz Nfvauus Spcia
tlup viii meet This evening AMI ali
Ihetnhers are urgently requested 20 of.
tend a. matters - much ilnt,ofttn,. ar.
10 be ug for consideration
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-25

shot and started again. and j. producing
- barrels day. NORTH OF Shinu~ton.
Harrison county. the Philadelphia 60. =
~ "A TIE Lucas Bros tract - hold
ing " AZ goo barrels day.
10 MUIR ny district. Ritchie county r
Is Naihhert has completed "a test ou the
.'lni h'ftN tract and has a EaSer IN the
LlE lniun sand. Ia the same locality.
Coz a JACKSON have completed a test on
fAfi ~ TIE same tract and got one of
tH' sam" Kind. Mrt;innts q Co. at. due
"a the -aui al q test On tie Grafton
hers farm. Eeece y 60. are sta.ltnz a
test Oh the Vincent tract and a.. ID. er
tie G. T. Epler farm.
In the Fri~tofla field. GREENE county.
Ia. the south Penn tu turrpaur mas
drilled "A t'Ft on the sarah 4 hIIru4EuS
farm mt" tn" top OF thc sauI aud q u
spraying some oil
Better Outlook AZ Allendale.
Late reports from the Al4euIa.- POOL.
g. Wabash county. IN. show "a ,i,.,. lied
Improvement m tue outlook FOR the fu-
turs 81 That development ami lgtf-b.!rgh
90 '-at'fs interested tu that section al.
IrFuug much eIAtcl. SNOW den Il 60 .
have put their test uu the Edward Arm
StroE- fern 20 pumping and DO PRODUCED
$50 barrels the ensuing - hours. Tho
associated Producers Company has fri D.
Ell iu test on the harrison l.urHt' nan
iaim ana has show for Eu.rI rpl-
dJuer The OHIO Oh Company test on
'Ne caroline smith farm. an OFFSET 80 %
dry mole on the Payne farm. las been
Completed and is showing fer a cool
produce. The sian on foMpauy'E 80.
ur At 900 barrels . day. The same rufu-
plnys No. ! on the Beihl farm. tho FIRST
we'll completed 10 the \ ll-udale pool IS
sian producing 100 barrels a day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-25
Building up Addi-.nn-

heFs hrus local contractors start.
~ nork yesterday morning on the re-
InoofnnF ~ the Farvin and Ault store
oe extended tho fun length 81 the To-,
ana when completed will give the pro.
prietors much more room
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-25

me MoundSville HiEh school Zoo. hail
Tram have accepted an Invitation fn a.
tsnd tne game a Sistersviiie between m 4.
eu"hs I"thhnY eleven ami the fuckh.n-
non tea This game is 10 decide M.
etnte cha mptonshIp and m1rh trf.,.s,
" being manifested
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-25

The cite officials h.ld meeting las
evening sud decided To- donate M. mar,
heautiful Towers Ia the yard surround
local schools
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-25

The cNteuf 've IMPROVEMENTS being
made az brentwood ,m.ftry are rear-
lIc completion Hui within fIe rss. f.w
weeks viii Doe finished t-tar It.rlfrIH
has had charge uf rna worn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-25
pispo.lng OF SOL

The farmers 90 The country district
are dlepHsiuE az "a great deal OF sf.r.
AZ present. sheep cattle nrI hogs ere
hound Tor the CITY markets. Que o. the
cold weather coming uu
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-25

Mr. Jas Y. Churchill. go Wall St
Auburn. y Y. has been bothered with
serious kidney and bladder trouble
ever since be- left tho army. and says
j decided 10 try Fo,cs Kidney Pills
as they had cured So many people and
soon found they were 'u1t tine thing
My kidneye and bladder are again in
healthy condition. gladly recon
mend them. Many an old soldier has
never recovered tho effects OF army
lie. Foley Kidney Pills are tonic boz
action, quick In results. The genuine
IN a yellow package. Jno. Coleman a
CO-Ady.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-25

10 comes Go having 80 o. date motion
pictures. AMI for the next two weeks
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-25

spending few DAYS with friends and
relatives in this city
G. g. Wright H. transacting business
90 the southern part % the state this
week
teorge Iumbreun1eu. who has been
confined Co hI- home uu First street for
The pGst Few weeks with an attack %
. lhnid fever d. rapidly Improving
Mrs Grace Fish. who frII go % cellar
at her nom. ur te1ar av..ua d..
weeks ago g. rapidly recovering.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-25

ola Station Deing Rsm1ieisd.
Tie OLD station 40 The Tark entrance
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-31
STORY BY JOHNY

n. y, aug. 31.-mr. fredrickS is
home again.
he amt got so he will set out on
the front stoop and let the neigh
bors look him over, but the shy
ness may wear off in couple of
years.
mr.. fredricks he has had little
trubbel
he is about 90 yers old and he
owns a large furnitcher store in
brooklin
sevrel weeks ago very nifty
lookin young dame came in to
buy some things for a small
apartnlint
mr.. fredricks' clerk started to
wait on her, but the old man he
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-31

happened to get a slant at her,
and he chased the clerk up on the
I'd fore to polish chiffonear
so mr.. fredricks he sold the
#yung lady some stuff at bargin
prices and then he hiked up to
her fiat to see that it was set up
all rite
him and her got quite we'll
acquainted, she give him her pic
ture, and he give her joolery and
auto rides and one thing and an
luther
you wouldent think there was
a mrs. fredricks
or mayby you would
anyway there was, and she got
wise, but she never opened hsr
trap
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-31


THAT COMMITTEE OF ONE HUNDRED
The Bull Moose better look for that pute Republican
committee o100 1t wants tighten grip the machn
cry of Cook county, and do that it would like to hitch its pet
didaes county offices the Bull Moose hand wagon
1t intended that Cook county Chicago either
should be by seeced committee of 100 The intention
that the city county should be by the people for their
benefit.
But for long time Boss Vic Lawson and his gang of putes
have been running the Republican end of the political
pecng Andy Lawrence look after the Democratic end of it.
Then the bipartisan bunch couldn't lose.
very be able to have strong pull with the
officials for then boss like Lawson have his 100000
home the duplicate valuation of 81 900 and only
$H.32 taxes year.
Mayor Harrison and his crowd don't loose from Law
and Hearst they the Democratic party here the rocks
badly Boss Lawson has done with his party Which probably
wouldn't make Lawrence feel bad all for the Hearst outfit has
for Dunno any other who won't obey orders.
Anyhow, there would be the Bull Moose attempting
pull hestnuts of the fire for awons committee of 100 Taft
and Deneen are gone Let the tail go with the hide
STORY BY JOHNNY happened to get slant at her.
aug 3mr redricks and he chased the clerk the
home again I'd fore to polish chifonear
he he will set fredrickS he sold
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-04-12

rONsoIInATFp 4rro COMPANY.
carrying United states mail sud
express makes daily trips from
T1uopah ~ Manhattan and Round
sourtiar Cars leave Tonopah
daily 90 arrival o. mail and leave
drntattan q z5o .. N
" c HARDING. Agent
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-04-12
LARGE PERCENT
Of INFANTS DIE
IN GERMANY

BERLIN. April Dwelling up
on The tremendous infant mortality
ia Germang, Erich schlaikjer. il
reviewing the new book The Pro-
ietarian Child. By Albert Ian
gen. gives some startling figures
and paints gloomy picture Of
Germany He SAYS:
The children of poverty hun
ger before they are born. They
come into the world ill-developed.
weaker than the children Of plenty
and with such low resistant powers
that infant mortality RACES in their
ranks like an epidemic The blind
the crippled. are principally recruit
ed from their ranks and they are
the particular victims Of scrofula
and tuberculosis
Even the ministry OF the interior
admits that this is due to lack of
nourishment and lack Of care OF the
new born inevitable results OF
woman's labors on the farms and
industrial employment. In the king
dom Of Saxony. where women labor
As no where else in Germany. 1S.S
per cent Of the new born. die. In
all Germany III per cent That
Is the average. but in Langenbeilau
- per cent Of the infants died
The average for Berlin Is ISL
per cent II anything is necessary
TO show the handicap under which
the child Or poverty comes into
the world the etatisties show that
In the Tiergarten section. the very
wealthy residential part Of Berlin.
80 per cent Of the Infants died
as against - per cent In Wedding
the proletarian quarter Of the city D."
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-04-12

.of san Francisco in particular.
koodinoph has a grievance. He
started some months ago to walk
from New York 10 San Francisco.
making bis way S. shining shoes
he made it a point to polish the
mayors boots in each town that
he visited. which fact is gratefully
attested - the recipients of his
bounty the list being headed by
the chief executive OF Lorraine. o.
Reaching san Francisco. Koodin-
oph called to shine Mayor BoIph's
shoes Secretary Rainier was sorry.
but the mayor didn need a shine.
Koodinoph then demanded that, the
seal Of The city be stamped upon
leaf ID bis notebook Denied this.
Koodinophs regard for this country
changed to hate.
Russia IS better than mis- couu-
try declared Koodinoph. Back
70 the ear ] win go and tear no
my United States citizenship papers
I'm hiss presence Better kings and
.emperors than city ike this.
where the mayor viii not permit
Ia man 20 shine his shoes Better
oppression 90 Siberia than live Ia
la citY without i IN my
hearts blood J viii write my opin-
Ions q America viii teu every-
body @ stay a0at from the nir
B-r-r-h WH eet ms reyenrsi
Ameriea VIII remember the name
.of Koodinapt
bas ne United States where
the mator Is TOO naughty 70 have
Dis shoes beshiuea
eo huf remember my name
Koodiuouh
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-04-12
LONDON HAS THE
BIGGEST WEDDING
OF THE YEAR

LONDON. April l2.-The biggest
society wedding OF the year took
place today at ST Peters church.
Eaton square. when the Marquis
Of stafford, son and heir OF the
Duke Of Sutherland. Britain's great
est landowner. vas married 10 Lady
Eileen Butler. daughter Of the Earl
and Countess Of LanesbOrOugh.
The bridegroom is 70 years OF
age. and his father owns about
1889 acres. or more than one
sixteenth Of the entire United King
dom. Prom these estates alone he
draws a yearly income OF over a
million dollars. and he also owns
huge tracts Of land in Canada.
The bride. who is two years
younger. is one OF the most beau
tiful and popular girls in society.
and has many friends in America
and Canada. Her father vas mill
tary secretary OF Earl Grey at
OuaWa. and served with distinction
in the South African war.
The wedding presents are magni-
heent. and include gifts from King
George. Queen Mary and other men,
bers OF the royal family.
The Duke Of Sutherland owns so
much Of Scotland. that the late
Shah 81 Persia. when in England
some fifteen years ago. seriously
advised King Edward to have him
straHgied. as being too powerful
a subject.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-04-12
GOOD PROGRAM
At THE BUTLER
THIS EVENING

When Memory Calls. a strong
dramatic adaptation Of one OF lit
ersture's sweetest tales. 1t is a
wholesome heart interest story. TT
for every occasion. and one OF the
sweetest stories released BY selig in
many DAYS The Bell Of Penanee.
"a Kalem drama. This tale of a
Spanish California mission episode
Jerusalem 4 very interesting ira
valogue picture New York City
Street Cleaning With the CO.
operation Of the New York street
cleaning department the Edison
company has produced q film that
viii enlighten tie outsider as to the
various methods employed in that
city
The Lost Kitten. the story in
this Edison comedy is delightfully."-
unique and is PLAYED with Just the
right touch Monday We will exhibit
the Passion PLAY when proper
ly equipped and presented there Is
not an attraction before the world
today tn the way Of an entertain
ment So impressive So pleasing
soutstlrrins heaft-reaehlng and ur-
lifting as Is this wonderful creation
IN moving picture form
Tomorrow afternoon Punch ana
Judy shoe for the children