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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1912-08-30
A Factory Change

c. A, ChalIgren. formerly on the office
force of the local plant Of the ABB. S. Co.
and during the past four years cashier
for this company at Las Animas. and F.
E. Hawley, cashier at the local office,
have been transferred. Mr.. Hawley going
to Las Animas. Mr.. Challgren coming to
Rocky Ford. The transfer takes place
Sept. 10.
1t is in great measure owing to Mr..
Hawley's efficient work that the Rocky
Ford Office has been conducted so salts
factoriiy, and to this is mainly due the
transfer. as the work at Las Animas is
comparatively new and has not been
systematized. His relations with every
one have been very pleasant and we are
sorry to spread the news that he is leav-
ing the city. though the change may be to
his advantage.
At the same time we are pleased to
know that he is being succeeded by one
so capable as Charlie Challgren, to well
come whom is like greeting the return
home Of an old friend.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1912-08-30
ROCKY FORD COLORADO FRIDAY AUGUST 80, 1917.
NO MAIL SUNDAYS
Provision of New Postal Law Pro.
hiblts Handling


Postmaster Lance on Tuesday received
notice from the postoffice department
that all first and second class postoffiees
will be closed on Sundays as result of
one provision Of the new postal appropri-
alton bill passed by Congress and signed
by President Taft.
Every important city in the United
Statesis affected. Hereafter only special
delivery letters will pass through on that
day and no mail will be placed in lock
boxes.
Later news from Washington is to the
effect that plans have already been per-
fected by Postmaster General Hitchcock
whereby the administration of the new
law will have no serious effect upon the
handling of important mail matter,
Holders of lock boxes at first and sec
ond class postoffices will have access to
them as usual, although no mail deliveries
will be made by carriers on the street or
at postoffice windows.
Mail for hotel guests and newspape
will be delivered to them through their
lock boxes by the simple arrangement Of
having that mail sorted on the railway
mail cars before it reaches destination.
Such mail will be regarded as transit
matter" and will be distributed immsdi-
ately upon its arrival at offices Of destina-
ton thus practically insuring the speedier
delivery to the addresses than heretofore
has been the case.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1912-08-30
"Nigger Jim" in the Tolls

Marshal Potter made trip to Trini-
dad on Saturday after "Nigger Jim." for
whom quest was begun last week on
the charge of having purloined goods Of
various kinds from the Rexall drugstore
and Dad" Wheeler's,
The marshal landed his prisoner in the
county Jail and he will likely be given a
preliminary hearing some time this week,
when he may tell the Judge the same tale
he told the officer-tha Mexican joe
was the thief and had cached" the stolen
goods in the colored mans room over the
Jap restaurant.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1912-08-30
Now Canning Tomatoes

This tomato campaign at the Rocky
Ford Canning factory commenced this
week and force of SO people is being
kept busy putting up this suooulent vege-
table at the local plant.
The tomatoes are of splendid qua lity
this year and the yield is much better
than was expected early in the season,
and it is estimated that this years out
put will be about ten carloads of such
fine goods that the Rocky Ford Canning
factory will hereafter have reputation
second to none in the state.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1912-08-30
A WHIRLWIND
CAMPAIGN ON
Republican State Candidates
Are Visiting
IN ROCKY FORD
OUR BIG FEAST DAY
Voters of Otero County May Learn
Why the Regular Nominees
Should be Supported

For the first time in the history
of Watermelon Day all the candi-
dates upon any party ticket will
honor our big fiesta with their
presence next Thursday.
Every Republican state assem-
bly, candidate has arranged to be
in Rocky Ford on this mementous
occasion, and in place of holding
a meeting where they could adj
dress but a few of the people it
has been decided to form a recep
tion committee consisting of the
Republican county central COM
mittee, with Chairman Stubs
and Secretary Winchell, together
with all the county candidates,who
will receive, welcome and intro
duce the visitors and use their
best efforts to make their visit
pleasant and profitable.
All voters of Otero county are
cordially invited to meet the
candidates and hear from them
why they think the assembly
nominees should be the choice of
all Republicans at the primary
election on Sept. 10,
A two weeks whirlwind campaign,
during which time practically every
section of Colorado will be visited,
has been arranged by the Republican
State Assembly candidates before the
September primary. Beginning Tues
day of this week and ending Satur-
day night OF next week the7various
candidates will divide into four squads
and will campaign for the Republican
primary nominations against the
Stewart -Griffith-Vincent crowd. The
assembly nominees will make the fight
III behalf of the regular Republicans
and in behalf of President Taft for re-
election. They will maintain that the
Stewart people have no moral right
to campaign for the Republican pri-
mary nominations when they intend
to support the candidate of another
national party for president.
Cliff c. Parks will be at the head
OI one SlEut )dNaOi
head OF another; c. w. Waterman
at the head OF another, and Clarence
Hamln and T. H. Devine at the
head of another.
Harrison Teller is chairman OF the
assembly candidates organization and
will direct the campaign for the can
didates. The intent OF the CAM
paign is to get out the regular repub-
lican vote at the primaries.
Meetings have been arranged to
date:
Aug. 2s. Greeley-Waterman John
son, Miller, Means, Parks, Catren,
Ramer. Hamlin.
Aug. 20, Fort Collins-Waterman.
Johnson. Miller, Means, Parks. Cat
rem. Ramer, Hamlin.
Aug. 20. Trinidad-Dawson. Kins--
ley, Laton. Ballreich, Dick, Elliot,
Goblin. Devine.
Aug. 80. alsenburg-Dawson.
Kinsley. Laton. Ballreich, Dick, FL
liot. Goblin, Devine. ,-,
Aug. 81. Pueblo-All canF
Luncheon and meeting.
Sept. 3, Boulder-All
Metal Miners Assn. picnic
Sept. 4, Wray-Cour
many as wish 10 attenu.
Sept 5. Rocky Ford-Alr--,
dates. Melon Day i No meeting.
Sept. o, Colorado Springs-All can
didates
Sept. 4, Denver-All candidates.
Meeting at Auditorium.
A Factory Change
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1912-08-30
SANTA FE TRAIL DAY
Takes Large Crowd of Fordites to
Las Aulmas

Las AnlmaS
Yesterday was Santa Fe Trail day at
the Bent County Fair in Las Animas. and
in consequence large and enthusiastic
bunch of business men and citizens. by
train and autos pulled out for Las AMI
mas yesterday morning. TO help in prop
erly celebrating the occasion and incident
ly do some boosting for our big festival
next week.
1t Is reported that there was a record
breaking attendance yesterday. and that
everyone enjoyed the stage holdup. the
auadrille on horseback. hippodrome races
and other special features appropriate to
the celebration Of Santa Fe Trail day.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1912-08-30

Bent county NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. I,524
Prowers county ................I 1000
Total .. .........7,6 .7,654
II there are 200 sugar factories in
Germany within an area of 10000
square miles. why not 100 sugar fac
tories, instead of six, in the 1854
square miles which comprise the four
leading counties of the Arkansas Val
ley2 There is no danger of overpro-
duction. The worlds consumption of
sugar is now eight times as much as
it was fifty years ago. and we might
increase our sugar production as
much as the total production OF Ger
many at the present time, and we
would only be producing enough to
supply the consumption OF the United
States.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-05-10

Charley Gowan took horseback
ride over to I,olckow, Monday, and
led his fine mare over, Charley may
e getting along IN years, but he
isn't old.
What's In u name, anyhow Il
girl from 81. Louis was married In
jefferson city last week To q man
named Dzengolewski, and she went
To the altar smiling.
--"John Smith, a respected citizen
of Pumpkin Ridge, hit a balky mule
with a pitchfork recently" says the
Macon Times.Dem0crat. "lIe leaves
a wife and six children"
The Grades entertainment or
Children's Cantata, will be given two
evenings Commencement week, In
stead Of one, thus preventing crowd
Ing. and giving all q chance to attend.
The dates are Monday evening and
Tuesday evening, May ~ and II.
Tickets on sale for Monday evening
on Saturday morning, May II, and
for Tuesday evening on Monday
morning.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-05-10

Elby McNulty was In st. Joseph
Thursday. /
"A large line Of Wall Paper At
Phillips Drug store. /
Hail fell AZ Henry llershner's
place Monday Of this week.
Yon will lind the latest patterns
In Wall Paper at Phillips Drug store.
Joe Ramsay and 4. Carter, Of
Fortcscuc. were 81. Joseph visitors,
this week.
Harry Ilewe,t. the Bigclow black.
smith. j. under treatment IN u Kan.
sas city hospital.
Dr. Whitsell, eye and ear special.
list: ~ corner 9Th and Edmond. 81.
Joseph. Both Phones. M3.
Don't forge, the Plant sale at tie
Variety Store. FRIDAY aud saturday
of this week, afternoons andevcnings
Hail IN good quantities fell Al the
\. u. BAILEY place. jus, north Of
town. Monday evening about }
o'c'ork.
Mrs. MARY Kinney l. prepared Ia
act a. nurS, In raSr~ Of confinement.
Experienced IN tie practice. Home
phone lld.
Elder Dawson was ~ indiSposcd
~ to hc unable tu meet his appoint.
m"n,S las, sunday. lie II able now
to hr out some.
viii prrr had car of mixed
stock out on Tuesday. and Dave Gel
vim had n ear uf cattle out. Thes'uil
went To ~. Joseph.
Vim. u. McCullum. Of 81. Joseph.
and Harriet Ammo Obtained their
marriage license IN -. Joseph, We'd.
nr>day of las, week. May /.
Mrs. David Showal'rr. Of Sharp's
Grovr, l. u patient IN a ST. JOSEPH,
Hospital. She j. nov convalescinp
from an operation for rali stone.
Tie new elevator ~ Bigelow Is
nearing completion. When completed
u viii lr one oi the hest along the
railroad line between kansas city and
touncil Bluils.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-05-10

Edwin A. Wrlty was transacting
business IN Kansas city, this week.
The Carroll cafe has been nicely
decorated by Carroll 4 Coyle. and
things look tasty and nice and invit'
ing.
Hugh Burrier. of near town. and
=. q. Mcdonald each bought "A Ford
touring ear from the Reeves. last
week.
Scott llOdgin, wife and children,
drove up to Maitland, Sunday, and
visited relatives. Jim liuntsman did
the driving.
Mrs. Sadie burr, Of Nevada, Mo-,
Is here on q visit with her mother,
Mrs. J. W. Hendricks, sisters and
her brothers.
A delightful reception was ten
dered Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Meyer by
the parents Of the groom AT their
home on Wednesday of last week, the
day following the wedding. Fully
100 guests were present, and u most
enjoyable time was realized by those
who were lucky enough to Ike present.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-05-10

u. q. Lacey, pastor Of the FRS,
Presbyterian church, Litchtleld, Min
neso,a, Was here, last week, visiting
his father, q. w., AT Maitland, and
his brother, J, r., Of Oregon, and 9TH
er relatives IN the county,
The Bible students OF the Chris.
tian church OF this city have entered
into a contest with the Savannah
Christian church bible class. The
purpose of the contest Is the building
up Of the attendance at the church
and sunday school. The contest he
gins sunday, May II. and closes Jul.
"a. u period Of ten weeks. Al the
close Of the contest a union picnic
will be held by the contestants on tht
Nodaway, near the iron bridge.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-05-10
Big IOe boxes Raisins on
sale Friday and Saturday. at
box [: SC
kREEk 4 HASNESS.

James Bunker. of near for,rsrur.
vino has been very sick for several
weeks l. nov feeling much better and
|, l. thought that he will snon t~ able
10 bc up and around.
Richard ". Gentry. of the Bible
College Of our State University. will
preach At Union next sunday a, u
o'clock aud At the Christian church
In Oregon IN the evening.
Dr. Evans went ont Ia the home
of Thomas Ramsay. on May ls'. and
n u result, there l. u little girl baby
in that home. and u. N, Norris has a
grca, great granddaughter
Anyone having cattle and horses
TO past urr during the coming season,
address -. r.. Bush, Napier, Mo. for
terms. This l. n tame and wild grass
past uTr with water and shade.
Tom storey. Of Craig. and Tom
isca,whamp, of Falls city. We're here
TUESDAY visiting old friends. Not.
withs, anding their advanced years,
they are pretty lively pair yet.
James i.asrll i building "A large
hay barn on his upper farm In the
Franklin district This In connec.
lion with his concrete tanks and res
ervoir will make an ideal pasture
Judge NanCamp Was In our city
Tuesday and bought mule Of -. &.
Siallard. and when leading II ont Of
he lot In some way II brok" its leg.
Dr. Bullock sci the broken ley, For
est city News,
Don't be loafrr. young man. "
there Is nothing 10 do rxcep, Ia whit
tie dry.goods boxes and spit tobacco
Juice on the sidewalk, get a fish hook
and go down to the river: YOU will At
lras, be out Of sight there
Mrs. W. r. Drcher, Of near Ora.
ham, Nodaway county, Mo-. Is :, III IN
the hospital AZ Kansas city, where
size has been for severed weeks. Her
husband, Win r., Informs MS tina, size
Is improving some now. She Is u
daughter Of Mrs. James kneale, Of
this city,
Charles u. look, who had a severe
attack of vertigo, caused from bill.
iolisiless aud an acute attack Of ihdi'
gestion. Tuesday evening Of this week,
Is now fully recovered, and would be
at his place Of business, were II not
for a slight discoloration Of his left
optic, which lie received In falling
and which lie facetiously tells his
friends was received while he was an
onlooker al a Roosevelt and Taft con.
vention.
Mrs. viii Bragg and Mrs. Lucy
Mum entertained q number OF lady
friends at the home Of Mrs. b., Tues
day afternoon and evening of this
week. "42" was the afternoon amuse'
ment. and cards In the evening. Re-
freshments we're served. The Wo'
mans Union gave a Medicine Par
~" at the home of Mrs. u. u. Bridge
man, Wednesday evening Of las,
week. Refreshments served. Mrs
Emma, Moore entertained for hel
mother, Mrs. Theresa SpOerle, Thurs
day Of last week. About IL OF heI
lady friends were present at luncheon
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-05-10
Eighth. Grade Students En-.
tertained.

As Miss Thomas and her eighth
graders we're entitled to q quarter
holiday Friday the afternoon and early
evening hours were spent ~ the
charming country home OF Margery
Fitzmaurice, a student and classInate.
Such 4 jolly crowd Of twenty-five!
The young hostess and her guests
spent several delightful hours togetl =
er. After romping through the wood
and fragrant orchard, wading In the
creek and pelting Miss Thomas with
wild apple blooms all repaired to
the house, where another good time
Was lad. Tie class colOrs, gold and
white, we're daintily carried out In
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-05-10

favors and room decorations. After
refreshments came splendidly rem
dered literary and musical program,
In which all responded heartily. Al
together = jolly. good time was had
by the children and their worthy
teacher Long live the eigth graders
of 1912. In this class Is future great.
ness IN embryo. Each. young life is u
gem IN itself!
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-05-10

Mrs. nellie Rankin and Elizabeth,
of Tarkio: Mrs. Rebecca Young and
children, Of Mound City, were the
guests 4 their mother, Mrs. Emma
Bragg, this week. They returned
home Wednesday, Mrs. bragg going
to Tarkio for y weeks visit.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-07
PENDLEI0N GIVEN
A LIFE TERM AS
CLASS PRESIDENT
Famous Princeton Player IS Given
Cnussai Homer by His Fellows

PRINCE TON y =. o., Ct!
Peud.''on. OF, Ic-ke.c, Springs. W
Va. Princeton. leaciu- athlete and
present captain ot fhr I-.nle-o. foot.
bali team. was yesterday chosen p7csi.
ten' ;or l'e O. tAo senior class u Old
N-ssal. the h.gAcs, honor that
i..ar'-.r man may have from lis
classmates
Pena.e'oa has recently been chara..
',r.f.d Bog k,eu- Fitzpatrick. he
Tigers athlete trainer. as lie high.
~tt tyne % athlete have ever ru..-.
M 5000 t.4rar PrirC-'ou'- baseball
coach a- 'ar fastest uau n college
baseball. today"
ii.s athletic record in Princeton ts.
.p't.r a-t g-ar'srhl,E ~ arst
freshman clImplOu- -ean
Nagrt-'Hr uu trr- aMau team and
..~f hitter
I"' wears GA varsity eleven and
'Af wears ,u varsity baseball -enrr
Ills scholastic record - r-Dhth.y
Pee highest ever held by Prirc,.,af.z
leading athletes He .- fN,uf,..ra
wears old. weighs 1t1 pounds ana is :
.~et 10 inches tail.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-07

Two young lads were given = eo-
Nro lecture last evening by Nav0-
Scaulan for fighting and were later ro.
leased
Tho man whose ua-i~ cuuif no. DO
learned and who was injured ~ rho
steel works IS reported az getting
along very nicely
Mis- Mary Eogard. Of Pittshurch. 3
spending a few DAVIS with friends and
relatives Zoo This CITY.
Andy BcsA-r who was confined 70
h's room with au Illness the past few
DAYS is able 90 Doe about on tha
streets AGAIN
Jake MlIh7uEh who hnf HE FOOT
injured 1f fhe ste"l mill last wook fs
getting about With the aid OF crutches
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-07
M0UNDSYILLE


ATrnnrements are nov being made ~
InDaEer BUD Anderson. % f.e Mound
tity loot bail team. 90 rs-urE4H.Er and
Dlay the opening game on Itanszzlyiug
Gay a. the !.La. ftffh ffrfff I1fa. vita
TIE strong stats AfFIeflr eleven %
WheelinS II ~ the aim % the Tnausger
70 get tOEsthsr all tn oIi Mound Dlfl
payer OF IN" past fHs pears team art
get down % good hard practir. FOR Tine
tarne ~ ~ u arrarEel a game Hefgss-.
these Two teams would rruuabiy boz one
of the largest drawing cards tttt could
oe arranged The Hflafs team have
tasen over TIE local lads ~ fne pact
Two sa'c ~ssive seasons, but fhry .htr
never met TIE team They will l.k-ly meet
a. tnlh time The Staats t-aE uII pre-
cent their STRONGEST lineup and have
been practiclnI Tor the past ~ weeks
arc are Ia Tine ahape for tAe lfuplatI
game
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-07

The local SiaNish society % this
city CAV" delightful dance 10 the
city building hall ou Saturday evening
honor of tho visiting priests. Who
'r" conGNctinc Oh" forty hour devot-
.onal services a. the St Johns Catho-
dc church
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-07

The local High school eleven journey cI
10 Bellaire last saturday Afternoon ami
met defeat by the EuHk.ys boys hr the
DIG score OF 81 90 q. Al no time during
the contest was BellAireS goal lu, IN
danger and while they outw.Ig .ed fle
locals they outpluyed o." home boys 600
every department Of the game. BOOMER.
or the locals. who played fuI bach. made
the Ony gain OF the locals during the
game and MpuudylIt~ never made f.r.f
down during the entire game The only
other feature D. the bonn" boys WA the
punting Of NHnua uuarfrr-Ialk v.n
made som" exceptionally long rrrf- anu
the ends were given plenty uf tim. O.. e.t
down the field
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-07

me f4rut i4as. POLE raising itif BOB q Is
state Tor the past twenty-five years wa
htld last SATURDAY afternoon 40 Glen
l-aston ~ the Bull Moore PARTY lIr
pole Raising was flIluHrI D. aratHrE
from speakers % various parfr .f f.-
state. Including Tie lion. Geo s. Laugh
lin. Republican candidate for congress
man Ia the First district. Huo made "a
brilliant address uu tie f4riff De Was
Followed b Attorney J ~ M.lIflrr. ~
EeW Mar iinsEi'l+. ZION vs. ~ Harris. 90
Gen Eartpn. Hon s.. b. IIIFrpr. % Glen
l-hstoH. e.. speaker 90 tha .uH-s. .f .-Is-
yates. and TO Hon. y. % Curtis. of
w est Liberty A ssgeIty -flr- loot luI.
was raised bearing old s.ur} and a. pen
nant bearing the masses 90 Roosevelt ant
Johnson. amid much cheering
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-07

The local AeIIblcaa- a-" h.com-
NIX very active and mass meeting
VIII %" held one evening Calls w,.s 4-
ga cry building for the purpos. ot o.
f'c'inE a permanent organization ans
organizing marching club. Several
.ut OF town speakers vii be present
and all Republicans are urged to at
tend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-07

=. T.. Evans. secretar, OF the board
oi education. viii open bids oct a.
Ais oihce. for The purpose OF the pur-
tuase OF school bonds aEEreEatiuE
$4,000. Nouds bear interest az % per
cent payable scmi-auuualiy ~. are ia de-
nominations of 500 each. reicemablp
iu numerical order after ten years
six bonds each year after 1922 for
ten years and ten bonds each year
thereafter. Bonds are dated July !.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-07

Trn7FUufITE AffIIU0y = n IAN rIfI
issued tu "rirr nu SATURDAY fpru.i4ir-
Sunday foot hall at Glendale ui an.
other place IN Marshall county IT,.
Glendale Athletic club hal organized aH.
"f m" fastest teams in tho onto y.Ii..
ana mad alHs leased "a fine field 80 tsI.H.
dal" 10 play IT'S game Th. first gam.
was played last sunday ami resulted 300
a Tel. a gam" - tn have H,er PLAYED
yesterday afternoon with t4e &C. 8 O.
eleven. OF " hesiiur. luf .tt- .tr...I..t
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-07

The board .f education - Wac. .rEf.r
district mot saturday afternoon 20 fua
Glendale school huiliirg ard opened hiIs
Tor the proposed now school Iut.I.nl 90
y" erected 80 Tai-tIaw RirE- brothers
or This eify. Nrrr thr ovr.f bidders ami
received tIs contract The rrt.. ,y... ....
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-07

The city finance committee will
meet tonight TO audit the pay roll and
get their report ready for rho council
which meets tomorrow evening Many
important matters are due 20 come up
a. tho council meeting
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-07

Two men giving their names as
Charles Wilson and J ]. Collins. Who
were tined uy Scuir. Paul Redo, last
saturday on charge 2 TRYING 20
exp their board btu win bo taken 20
u" county jal! This morning 20 serve
'ir.y days .Ytr mon boarded ar
the Cole HON, IN this city and Lec.d-
ID o 10 10 pas their i.l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-07
BENW0OD


hcsis'rars q .l- Fourth precinct
p. VI. No"I ana san Smith. w..i -.- a.
me office 80 squire Reldel TODAY and
.oh"rroW for me purpose ~ csrnr ...'-
ing The -st a. names %, ne voters
in 'ha' precfrc' aud VIII have 3D.. l's'
open tr Inspection The registrars
1871 70 70. 'lr Office from " a. m 20 Z
J. 20 and from ?. m. 90 q ? n The
r.f strars 90 'he ti.e ffth precinct.
Francis I''"ran. v.u pee a. the no
Ions Cigar store ON the 20 W. dates.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-07

The regular Monday evening police
court OF Mayor Seaman Will bo small
This evening as three Ion" Offenders
were 90 the cooler late last evening
on charges Of plain drunk.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-07

extremely mp,c
Its single breasted
and finished vuh
the regulation
notchod collar -p
that there are I'D
difficulties to be
encoanteri The
patch pocket. are
smart and easily
adjusted Serge
and Sililian moalir
are favorit- mate
nais. bur, iar home
use flannel often Is
used The essen
ual condition is
Nght7rss az weight.
The fronts are
under faced and
;hc collar Is made
double and the
coat Is rolled over
TO form the lapc's.
For the medium
size. 'h- coat will
require 81 yaris
81 material = or
yards - inches
vide.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-07
DAILY Fashion TALKS
BY MAY haAKToN
FOR REAL COMFORT.
IN CHARGE OF

DOSE that De- or at the orc .,. lily
L. necessary 10 H'l~line comfort They
especially as light weight materials preferred ones Thisonc .