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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-29
OFFICIAL FIGURES
OF STATE ELECTION
On. HATFIELD RECEIVED $3.50
VOTES IN TEE STATE.
Had Majority OF 33,ss< over Charles W,
swtsher-Eeed Had Majority Of
over $4,000.

Following are the official figures on
the vote OF the recent Republican pri-
mary in West Virginia. and the ma
~torities OF the winning Candidates as
given out by Virgil l.. Highland. chair
mar OF the executive committee:
For the Ofhce OF Governor-Charles
W. Dillon, 1851; II. Il. Hatfield, $3.50:
Charles W. Swisher. 3O.Oss. Hatheld's
plurality. 1885,.
For the Office OF Secretary of State
II. n. King. 29.233. Stuart r, Reed. Ga
Ts3. Reeds majority. $3.50.
For the Office OF superintendent OF
Free Schools. X. Murray. 40.936. NJ
P shawkey. s3.793. shawkey's majority.
2..s67.
For the once OF Auditor OF the State
j. :. Darst. 1O0.657.
For t. Office OF Commissioners OF
Acknowledgement Moore. +s.73s:
II. L. Williams. 5i.3S2. Williams ma
jority. 7.64e.
For tho Office OF Attorney-Ceneral-
A. a. Lilly. 102.so5.
For the Once OF State Treasurer-E
/. Long. bS.sII. g. 4. R~athbone. 44,0Tl.
Longs majority. 1910.
For the Ofhce OF Congressman-at-
L~arge-Howard Sutherland. 6s.4:6. Chas.
r. Teter. 1852. Sutherland's majority.
For Member state Executive Commit
tee-at- LRrge-James J.. ID. Gardner. a.
b4s: ] T. Gibbons. 41.1ss: +. Howard
Harper, b5.l9O; John :. Noel. 3T.5t2; DIT
r. IL. Stillyard. 3S.S43: L. o. Wilson,
Given under our hands this. the 27th
day OF June. 1912.
V. L. HIGHLAND. Chairman
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-29
Obituary
August nhaursr.

August friobertahluaer. a well known
and highly respected business man %
This city. PASSED away 90 his home -
40 f5s Erie street YESTERDAY afternoon
90 4 @" O'Clock after o. lingering illness
81 several months Of 90 complication OF
diseases deceased was taken 800 dur
ing the early winter. and has been bod
fast The greater part OF the time BE
"us boz the FiNfr fourth year ~ DIS
axe. and 81 survived bE a widow. six
children. otto. Emil. August. Dr.. AMI
Mrs Frank MueuyIr &c home and lfrs
Herman King and Nrs Herman s.fffr
or youngstown . ohio. and three G.r-r-
'rs. Robert. 81 I.ns Angeles. California.
'htrIra and William. OF Pittsburgh
Deceased came tu fhis country from
Germany iu 1890. end rtffsr working
BOO IIffshurrh for re- short time moved
90 this rlft. whore Ia entered into
business. locating 90 so 1905 Market
street FOR twenty-five Years Mr. Frie-
~nrrfHh1uFer wa engaged lu tho scale
business Boo The same location. and dur
Ing that time no. won "a large circle
~ frlcrda 10 was fair and impartial
in OF hie dealings with bic ruHfumcrH.
and vas beloved bv uII who know him.
M Friehrrfahau~cr was n member W
th" wheeling E%usiraaa Mon p nerrris-
fiur ard fDuk a. prominent part in tho
.rgtuIzaffura welfare Funeral aer-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-29
TITANTIC OF THE AIR
COMPLETELY DESTROYED

DUSSELDORF. Germany. June 2S-
Tho Zeppelin diririhIa balloon Schwa-
bon !. stationed here was totally des-
troycd this morning. The balloon was
living at anchor in from: Of the hai-
loon shed Ehcn q strong gust o. wInd
caught 81 and hrph" 10 from lis moor
inEs. causing 30 GO collapse Boo the mid
die. 4 number ~ .-~'"harics seized
tho ropes Jut tho balloon was wrench
cd out OF their hands into tho air
where e moment later is exploded.
caught ere a1d WA consumed Sew
rral workmrn and 50 soldiers who had
been called to assist were burned or
otherwise injured. s1me Of them aori-
ously bu. none fatally.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-29
GOMPERS
Ana Morrison Take an Appeal Prom
Justice wr1ghts Decision and
Give Bond For Release.

WASHINGTON. June IS. - Samuel
Gompers and Frank Morrison. of the
American Federation OF Labor. recent
ly sentenced to one year. and nine
months in Jail respectively, for con-
tempt of court. TO-DAY hled an appeal
from Justice wriRht's decision. and
gave bail. Execution OF their sentence
' as stayed tref1H
Justice Wright to-day declined to
sentence John Mitchell. Ia his absence.
unless Mitchell should request ~. Nit
Chell was sentenced - six months IN
the previous convic' ..sn. which was re-
versed by tho supreme Court Of the
United States. The cases grow out OF
the alleged boycott OF the Bucks Stove
and Range Company.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-29
.SUFFRAGETTEs PULL
CARRIE NATION STUNT.

LONDON. June PA gem
eral campaign Of destruction IN
the postoniCes throughout the
country was inaugurated today
by the sunraCcttcse. They
smashed the windows OF the
central postonice at Manchest-
er and in the same city shat
tered hose OF the Reform club.
Some II the London branch Of
fees and also those ut Hitchin
and Letchworth were similarly
ratded. A number OF women
Were arrested and at the police
station announced that their
action today was the beginning
~ a plan to smash tho win
dows Of every postonice in
England.
The postoTices at Edin-
burgh. Aberdeen, Derby, likes
ton. Ludlow. and Southcnd
were among the victims OF
Eufragctte window smashing
flying columns in the curse
OF the day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-29
CARD OF THANKS.

We desire 10 take this method 20
thank our friends and neighbors for
their kind words and deeds during
ID" Illness and death OF our infant
son, kenneth Austin. and also for the
many beautiful floral tributes a. the fu-
neral. We wish also 10 thank Rev.
7. r. Ross for his kind words.
MR.. & MRS ELAiER THORNBTRG.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-29

The mems meeting az the Young
Mems Christian association building
viii he hold 80 t5 Surdrv afternoon.
Au address wuI H- delivered hy Rev
Hugh spencer Williams. d. D.. OF Mem
Ihts. Tennessee There viii also bc
s"m" short testimonies ty young men
All men will he welcome.
Members 81 'bc Personal work league
GO the association will hold services
SInigE 'tarirr ae follows Second
lrerlrf"fiau church. Third TreSby-
iffIar church. Brook valley school
house. lrcHhytcrlau church. ST. Glars
willie.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-29
GETTING CARELESS
Local Automobile Owners Are Run
ming After Dark Without
Lights.

Chief Hastings last evening stated
that number of local autoists are
becoming careless about running their
machines after dark without lights.
and he has instructed his men 10
arrest every offender. Several ma
chimes were seen last night after dark
without n single light burning. INC II
Is needless 70 state that offenders will
be severely dealt with II caught.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-29

FAIRNDNT. W. Va. june IS
Mou1n.ah Glass plant employing t.
500 men. women and BOYS closed for
two weeks vacation today. Johns
BROTHERS bottle house employing 500
workmcn closed FOR two months va
cation Other local GLASS plants close
Saturday for vacations through heat
cd season.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-29
South Bend Won.

SOUTH BEND. Ind. June Is
Bend won the opening game Of the series
rom Tcrre Haute to-day. by hard slug
GINS score y. IT. r.
south Band. ...c % 2 o I'll "a d
Terre Hauts $40 3 % % % % O. 3 Z
batteries Terry. Martin and TIeman:
''.~-. iai;.,.s" aai li1--rovc. T-p!=e.
clark.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-29
EARLY MORNING BLAZE
AT La BELLE COOPER SHOP

At II 80 this morning the IRE depart
ment south OF the creek responded to
box 81. at Thirty-hrst and McColloch
streets. The blaze was caused by some
crossties which are piled near the
cooper shop Of the la Belle mill be
coming iRnited. hut was e-xtinguished
without much loss.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-29
Div C,ncJs.

NFW YORK june c0-Trc cotton
goods markets are 0rm with re- fair tgsi-
ness passing Iu print cloths. ronvcrtIbira
and d0mcsfIc staples EuasIlu wool
markets 0re from 10 % o. pnr cont
higher emf Viii aTrcf carpet prices Job
hers reports fair mail trade from re-
fnIirra.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-29

vices over the remains Will be held az
Tho lat" residence. SO f.s Erie street.
Island. ou Monday afternoon nj ?
u tlutE, and iuf'rUrnt viii BE- private
Ni fh" cemetery. Rev. W.
-. Ilffrt. pastor of tho - John Lu-
tlsTau church. will uUIgItfe
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-29
DIRECTORS MEET
Removal OF KaHkins' company's Plant
20 Charleston Referred 20 Commit
tee By Directors.

a special meeting ~ Tho directors %
ti" Board 81 Trade was held yesterday
afternoon when several matters Or in-
tcr-t was transacted The matter ~ tho
removal - the iilaklus Glass company
plant 90 Charleston vas considered and
referred 60 the Nrw Industries commit
trr After considering tho matter this
rouwitfe" g. % report back 90 tho r.
rfrfrrr.
Tie NheolirG lumber company asked
fHr a0 extension q tlmo Tor their arrc-
sra AZ GIHururnr and DO was granted
4rfl JaurHrr q. 1919 An agricultural
rHmmlffsr was appointed s meeting o.
Tire recently elected waya nrd means
~rmmlf'a. viii bo hold next Tuesday
frr The purpose u organizing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-29

London tin firm; SPOT. f2Oa. futures
''.a. iJs. Londou lead. us. Ia. "a Ion
don Sp'ltcr. as. 15s Iron. Cleveland
variants, 55S. 20 IN London.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-29
Met,l.

rer STEADY sro, ~ los g,t,-.s f
r.. 81 Local sales of tu. 10 tons.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-29

n IL now well known that not more
than bod case n rheumatism in ten
requires any internal treatment what.
over al that is needed - a FREQ ap-
uIicafion Of Chamberlain Linimcnt
and massaring tho parts 20 each ap.
plication Try 30 and 600 how quick
ly 20 viii relieve the pain and sore
Washington Journal., 1912-11-30

iuneen. pis gfpsnIoub bebsuesn Grdu
bemGhtieen.
sci pieosr gut, Ssopig, es mar
70 bOs nidt semsini. SD tonn teinsn
WioerIpru9 Dertr1gen, bas muBt bu
piFen~, lenlte er Elm.
Gle niiroiete i'm feiner 4nttuorf
uno iponote Iim loneIdm Der Sir 5k
rBleib'!" oonnerte er.
sic fonO, bilolGulsndrtig. gr
lpoIlte Fe umfdngsn. Wit fsIf an
sen 2eib e%ebriidtsH Qrmen IisB lie es
OpotbiI9 esIdebsn, itorr tDis elm
Sieinbil0.
pa itisB er fe pie raIeno bon f9,
ooB lie taumeIte.
&ein 2aut Der Rloee fam bon ibs
rem fsitgsTdloFsnen 2ippsn, nur bic
Mueen, ole unbtim!id Itisrsn Nugen
tporsn lsbenoiee 4ntldeer oes brutd~
len Monnes.
Wilo itompfte sr nit Dem Sub
anf, uno feline blutunterIaufensn Nus
gen fdoTen 3ornssbIiBe.
nSpridl" fubr er is IN.
sic Offneie uno IdloB elm pdors
NAL ole 2ippen. Rsin 2cut nollte fif
onfanss Qus Der 5uIammsnseIdniir@
ten 2ebIe rinoen.
~Du tonnif mid asrtreten". itots
terte fe miibIdm nopingen IN mir
tonnit gu nidts!"
Sn ubnmG6tissm Corn fditteIte
er sic geballten 5Guite ibr mad, als
lie nit t0nisli6er WiirOt an ibm
boriiberTdritt, umleu1tet BON Der
eanaen MajsftGt DerIebter 5rouene
niir6e.
,@r 1un es biiBen, er er
teu6ts sr, ouBtr fi9 Dor Wut.
On R0rpsr uno @eiIf aebroheH,
Tont Seopie in :brsm S6Iaf5immer
ouf einen @tubl. SIR 3opf fisl bins
teniibsr in balber Obumadt.
Cine @erIorenre! IT Sine @er=
T%orouno!" mrmelten fpie geiitesdba
ipefeno Oie Suden0sn 2ippen. llno
bonn la9te fe Innsioeno auf in
bitterer SeIbItptrbDbnuna: % ou
beilieer Self uneieenniiBiqer 2iebe,
eea.n Sen ib eeIiin0igf, tpie bolo. ME
9rauIom rdhR ot oi9! 2ieber N
Mrmut, in arbeit fem 2e5en bin
f9ltppen, dber frei, frei, elm frcier
MenI6l" Idrie Ie aus inneriier Ser~
S~ensuOt unb rang ibre Sdnoe gum
Simmel empor.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-30

&tn0ermun0. Das tlsine
See6en Itebt zines 9agss am GenIter
un0 f1aut Ionge na9oenlIi1 gum
6immel empor. Der Muttsr f61t
6os BEL Dem TonIt 70 lebbdften 2in@
DC auf. sic bemtrit, pie es oas &C.
f;6tden onmGbIi9 gum Bsinsn Ders
Sisbt. plDBIif ruff oos Riuo. in-
sem ibm Die belIen SrGnen iibsr Die
@anoen roIen: 80 Mutti II Der
Iisbe OOtt lGuft nit Dem Simmd
fortl-
Washington Journal., 1912-11-30

Salb SoFia mar geIooen, psuigs
fen oIes. mas gu Sen SpiBeu Ser
@eIenT9aft seb0rte. Sin ROIenfeIt,
elm 8eeriiBunesobeno fir feline tpie>
oereetebrte 0i6ts - oie 2euts bes
baupteten fO9or, es fei feline Sodter
II fonte i'm 2dnbbous oes GirfsHz
@arTofoff eefeiert tpsrosn. Sine
gauge @ode binOur4 fdOn mar BON
ni6ts anoerem an Sffi5ierstifn 5e>
fproden poroen, uno TeIbf TiiriS
Mlerdnoer bate Teinen @iinItltng un0
Sreuno paul IGdelno oorduF dufs
mertFom eema1t, bei5eiteH feline
&arte beim @oupsrneur ab~5ugeben,
UNI ben beribmten 3ouberfeIten in
Der @ild niat fsrnbIeiben 3u mills
fen.
Dem frsunoIiden Winf mar au@
genbIidli9sr @sborfdm gefolgt; ober
peoer ben Tirlten nod feline
Nidte uno Miinbsl bate paul BET
Giefem MOreenbeiud gu @eii4t be-
tpmmen.
Oeito bGufigsr mar sr nit 6eos
mig in ben Mprgenitunoen BEL Mal@
tiB auldmmenestsoffen. Ods lei0bOle
@eii9then Der iungen 5rau. biefe
oroBsn riibrsnoen Qugen, Die oIes
an @eb uno aebeimsm Summer aug
~plauberten, mas oieIer feuI9e Mun0
Ftol3 berIntpieg, noren ibm oirett 5u
6eraen oeaanaen. Ollie Warnungen
Stoionoffs mari er Torglos bsiIeite
uno umeab Die urse MGrtDrerin. bic
Is ME Elm NertlGrunesf9ein bobeitss
bon gstrnesnen S9mer5es u%mitroblte,
nit ienen 3orten. ritterlidsn, tlsinen
QufmertTumtsiten, Die OOn einem Gb
ferfiidtisen fsbr lei9t fir Die 3Dtls
Iinesi9neiter soIen Mitleios sebdls
ten peroen fonnten.
Die beioen MaItiB nedten i'm NIT
feiner .boffmneslofen 2iebe"; fe
I9er5ten 70 frei unO OFfeE barber.
neil ibr grunoeutes Ssrs febr pobI
ole f9Dne SelbfIoFsteit ieinss gam
Oelns erriet, un6 sr l69elte sutmiitig
basu. Sbr feiner Jrousninfintt
nurnte aber Die Huge Haoine, etiUas
9tebnli9es BEL Sebnig gu ristiereM-
sic obnts, OoB bort Elm filler BranO
unter Der 2lTde glimnts, oen man
our9 teinen 6auh anfa9su oiirfe, ia
oefliKentli6 iiberIisB Die Meltsrfdbp
rene ole beiOen iuneen MeHIden nie-
malls Fi9 TelbTt. sic fiitdtete We~
flaps betdnnten 2ei9tfnL. Der i'm
iiber sic briiosrlt9e Snnigteit FORT
au gr0Berer WGrms rsiBen unb leidt
au einem unbs0adten 4usorud fiibs
rem tonne, Der miBDerItonoen tpur0
sic 0itterte fir Die glufredterboIs
tune Der iiinItli1 bepoErtsn Gubt.
su Ser Der Rumele fi9 erfidtIih
5tpang.
C5OrtTebung fOlet.)
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1912-09-20
LIGHT GUARD ENDS SUCCESSFUL
BASEBALL SEASON.

The Wauwatosa Light Guard has
just finished most successful baseball
season. BY defeating all of Milwau'
KEGS Saturday afternoon teams they
lay claim to the championship.
The following is a list of Saturday
afternoon games played with the score;
June s--Per Pirates 6, L. q. Z.
15-Concordia College 6, l., 6. g.
22- Bethlehems 8, L. @. 10.
29-Northw'n Mutual IS, l.. G. s.
July 6-Wash. Park 2, L. G. 3.
13-W Walkover Shoes 9. L. G. 81.
August 3--Mil. Health Dept 3, l.. g. Z
+" 17-First Maths G, l.. g. 10.
. 24-All Stars 13-L. G. 1s.
/" Bethlehems 10, L. G. II.
September 1--Pewaukee 2, L. q. Is.
= 7-Calhoun 0, l.. G.. IS.
Prospects look very promising for a
good team next year.
The Stickney Field has been seeded
and ought to be one of the best anna
teur fields in this part of :he country
next year. A diamond will be made OF
finely rolled sand.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1912-09-20
Woman's Club.
begins Eighteenth Year

The WauwatoSa Woman's club, one
of the oldest clubs in the state, enters
upon its eighteenth year this season.
Problems of the day, is the general
topic TO be discussed throughout the
year. The FIRST program given Thurs
day afternoon, included music, the
presidents address, report of dele
gates TO the General Federation of
Women's clubs held in San Francisco,
followed by social hour. The remain
der of the calendar follows: Oct. 8,
(men's night, music; Citizenship of
Women, Miss Jane Addams; hostesses,
Mines. J. Greenwood. L. A. Stevens, o.
j. Swan. Oct. II. music; The Function
of the Universities-(a) The Old Ideal
Scholarship, Miss Fanny Benson; (b)
The New Ideal---D Democracy, Mrs. c. q.
Porter; (c) How the Wisconsin Univer-
sity Is Fulfilling This Ideal, Mrs. N. r..
SWAMI New 2 Federation day., music
reports OF delegates, hostesses, Mines.
M. G. Foley and G., II, Shaw. Nov 81
music; a Friendship Village Story,
Miss Zona Gaie; hostesses, Mmes. A. 1.
Smith. J. G Lefeber, Jr., Charles Kir.
choff and Miss Helen Stickney. Dec. 5
music, Boy Scouts, Mrs Claude Cairn-
cross; Girl Scouts, Mrs. Percy Myersi
World Scouts, Mrs, Waugh; reading,
Mrs. c. g. Allen. Dec. l9, ten parry
to be arranged by the historical com-
mittee. Jan. 8, music; The Child and
Money; (aJ The Source OF Supply, AL
lowance aud Use, Mrs Christian Doer-
fler; 6b) Ethical View. Mrs Thomas De
Swarte; reading, Mrs. David Swan. Jan
II, music; Women and Children in In
dustry, Mrs. Park; The Problem of the
Boy and Girl Who Leave School to
Work, Miss Maud Miller, Miss Potter
Feb. 6, music; Review Of Olive Schrein-
er's Women and Labor, Mrs. Rich; read
ing, Mrs. George BurdielS. Feb. 90
guest day, musicale; hostesses, Mines.
Junkins, Potter, Sticlney, Haney and
Miss Sporieder March 6, music; Ideals
in Recreation, (a) Play and Its Develop.
ment--Playgrounds, Mrs. Nethereuti
10 The Responsibility of Adults foI
for Conditions Which Shall Induce the
Health, Morality, Happiness and GOOD
citizenship Of the Young People, Mrs
Richardson. March 90, art day, music
Mrs khuib, chairman April 8. musi,
revlev - Prof Ross The Changing
Chinese. Mrs. Milton Potter; reading
! W. ]. Underwood. April II, music
lecture by Charles Beale, d. D.; hos
tesses, Mines. Lillibridge aud Leisk
May /, annual meeting; A Humerou:
Sketch, Mrs Dreutzer. May Is, annual
breakfast; hostesses. Mines. Weinbren-
ner, Gilbert, Hart, Hammond, Phillips
Juue 5, presidents day. July 10, an
nual picnic.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1912-09-20

One of the queer epitaphs in the
graveyard of Old st Pauls church at
Norfolk, Virginia, reads:
Behold my grave, how low liel
As you are now. so once was |.
AS am now, so must you be,
Then be prepared to follow--me."
1t is said that during the Civil War
a soldier was responsible for scratching
on the tomb with his saber the addi-
tional lines:
"To follow you am not bent
Until / know which way you went. "
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1912-09-20
TEAMSTER WANTED-To drive
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Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1912-09-20

Have Pease develop those camp pic
lures. For lowest prices aud work of
highest quality, phone 137 L. r. j
Pease.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1912-09-20

GIRL WANTED-For general house,
work. Apply to Mrs. Breed, 100 War
ren Avenue
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1912-09-20

acknowledgements girls. Ellis
and Goebel.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1912-09-20

NOTICE Being about to leave the
city all accounts are due and an early
settlement is requested.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1912-09-20

GIRL WANTED-For general house
work Apply at $40 First Avenue.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1912-09-20
FALL MILLINERY

We specialize unusually comprehensive dis
play of the popular Fall Styles.
Our large assortment is augmented by the
arrival of several distinctly models. They
vary from the styles previously shown in the shape
of the and brim and reNealrecent adaptations
and some radical departures in the trimmings
Flowers and ornaments ingenuously made
in new and novel effects
We are confident that these lines will elicit
enthusiastic approval from all who investigate this
offering.
Ladies having remodeed, please bring them
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1912-09-20

De. j. f. CoRBErr
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1912-11-21
FOUND ] ! D !. DEAD ] 4
IN HIS BED
Former Auditor q DurlsIsh ooun
y Dlss Suddenly Of msart
Failure At BSaoh.

I. w. Healy, travelling sales
man for the Bismarck Tribune
Co., was found dead in bed at
Beach one day last week. He had
been at Beach for his firm for
several days during the organiza-
ton Of the new county just crea-
ted out of Billings. Lew Harri-
son, business manager of the
Tribune, was also at Beach and
when Healy did not make an ap-
pearance in the morning Harri-
son went to Healy's room, but re-
ceived no response. The door
was forced open and it was found
Healy had died during the night,
apparently from heart failure,
Healy was a pioneer resident of
Bismarck and for six years was
auditor for Burleigh county. He
leaves q large family at Bismarck
who are prostrated over his sud-
den demise. He was prominent
member of several lodges which
will arrange for the funeral.