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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-17
By WALTER S. HALLANAN.

SlSTERS\ LIE, W Va. Oc,. 16.-
The Republicans of Tyler county did
themselves proud today In the heurty
reception accorded 10 DR.. a. u. Hat
beld and the other Republican cdnd.-
date accompanying him. And the
greeting riyaied that extended TO the
Republican candidate for governor in
the other counties Of the state he has
Tiktted on his campaign tour.
Two large enthusiastic meetings
were held in the county. the candidate
speaking at Shirley this afternoon AMI
donight at MiddlebCIrue. the count.
seat Arrangements had been made
10 hold the afternoon meeting In the
school house, at Shirley. but the size
of the crowd exceeded all expectations
and Il was necessary 10 hold the
meeting outside. whore several hun
dred gathered around 10 hear DR. Hat
field and the other speakers
In this. the home county OF W. r
Mcintyre. Il Democrat. elected 20 the
legislature two years ago as Nc.
Graw maIl but who went TO Charles
ton and seconded the nomination OF
Clarence Watson IN the Democratic
caucus. the Req ublican speakers did
moi overlook the other opportunity Of
exposing the legislative record OF the
Tyler county representative
Mcintyre is up for reelection and
following the visit Of Mr. Watson here
few days ago the Watson "pussv
footers- are now busy 10 tho county
pleading for the return OF Mcintyre
10 the legislature.
As to MrIniyre's reelection. there
seems to be ahosit as much chance as
the proverbial snowfall for many
Democrats OpenlT declare their QUO.
sition 10 him for his BETRAYAL OF lis
people two wears ago In becoming one
OF Watson's chief workers.
DR. Hatfield. General Abe I.fllv and
Judge Hunter Moss. Of Parkersburg.
candidate for Conercs snan in this
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-17
POLITICAL TANGLE TO
RESULT IN MANDAMUS

papers containing signatures OF over
200 voters were presented fO tiern
Nirghoru Dog pr. Harry Hall and J g.
= %. chairman and member rcspeCtIy'-
'y OF the Progressive county commit
frr. and AffDrIpN - o. smith cain.
pa.Eu manager. certifying the name OF
T.. o. Strwart OF Sew Cumberland. f0
succeed Mr. Evans ON The Progressive
ticket
Complieates Matters
This action complicated matters
making i- impossible for Nr Kingdom
fo place amy u.mst ON tho ticket. ana
do HII De- 40 fO fh' Progressive to
-u into court and secure writ OF
War'am.- compelling him lo put on .
Of fnn other Ou inc hdIIr.
While some OFF fHo Progressive lead.
rr- Ir" opposed FOO SIR Marshall
others contend chat hn should be- on
fhn ticket -o prevent aHv friction ou
fhn state arg county tickets where
There ara uu contests between .he
$50 par.Is.
o. Do generally understood chat tho
upuu- f.ou .l Nr MARSHALL uI4 re.
500 0d ht many Of frf supporters of
Nr Eo0t nva.f 'r fuis district. and i.s
popularity u1a 4ffnafed hf tho uu
usually heTf. vote Do received af fIr
primaries Bold ia Jun. tuIoubfna .
flarNffuus prIrnHIfuEs v 900 hp s.IrI.t
wwnd ffri. frd fhn result $3.50 uo
awaited v.Hh interest
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-17
MEMS GUILD OF
ST. MATTHEWS

Tho regular monthly meeting Of tie
Mems Guild of Sf Wlfihees o.. o.
church was bold asf evening in fle
lecture room. auI fha session el4 ir
frroafinr Although Warden So g.
Hroan. of 'Hr WouuI.tfi- parr.r
rarr. Who eas fo have delivered sn
address uas unable fo Ie present
'oIne fD illness. bis place 900. 900.
Oiled hF Major General Robert WUf.
who told many interesting stories Oh.
fhn rtl sar General White spoke
for nearly a1 hour
judge tnr o. Robinson rendered
several ro.0s. which we're greatly ap
prcclafod.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-17
MINER BADLY INJURED
BUT WILL RECOVER

Arthur Brocklcy. miner employed
in the Y. 4 q. coal mine az Warnoct.
o. was seriously injured while ar
work yesterday morning He was in
a room OF the mine when a large
stone fell. crushing him To the ground
His facial bones were broken as we'll
- his ankle bone and he WIS other
wise badly bruised and cut about the
head and face lie was removed 10
the Haskins hospital. where he is rest
ing easy and will recover
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-17
Martins Ferry Briefs.

Apropos of this cifys prosperity.
The local post office is receiving th"
heaviest mails boz JOS history and the
carriers are having more than enough
10 do.
Work will be started IN few days
on the re-decoration Of the High
chbroOms, IN the -HeTzberg
building
Notices have been sent 20 all no
members of the Modern Woodmcu 10
be present at their meeting Satur-
day evening.
4 shOplifier was caught in Zlm-
mermans store yesterday afternoon
but. owing To- her prominence. WAS
not prosecuted, as she returned the
Valuables.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-17
Obituary
August ouantz.

The death OF August Henry Quantz
occurred at the North Wheeling Hos
pital. Wednesday morning. alter an
illness OF two weeks. death being
caused by a complication OF diseases
and vas the son OF the late Louis
QuantZ OF the Island He is survived
by the widow and four children
The deceased came 10 this country
from Germany when four years Of ago
Funeral arrangements have not been
completed but will b. held from the
late residence in East Wheeling. Rev
4. W. Werder. Officiating and inter.
ment will be made in Greenwood CEN
etery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-17
William XeTrtch

The death - William Ntyrtrf. t we'll
known resident Of Ealla.re occurred At
his home at +i-s N1u.- street THAT rity.
last night. at % 40 e.cIo.s. following -
brief illness ~ tuberculosis Although
IH lad been iu $40 health for uesrl, %
wear. Hs was nor confined urffI two
weeks ago Tne decreased bel Is year. Of
age. AMI Del survived by several brothers
and sisters
The funeral arrangement rat nor
been completed 81 an early hour this
morning. huf .utermert vii De mace iu
Che Rose Iii'l cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-17
TELEPHONE CASE
Is CONTINUED
hATTEP OF SALE OF THE BOgDS
CO. OVER TO SATURDAY
kic hland Miners Charged with Viola
ting Injunction Continued.
other Casa

lH iI- :. court yesterday afternoon.
f...se \ -. baH ton SCI the bearing Of
t.r rtf.rrHl Trl-p.uu,. eel. cast. o. con
-."'r tac diSsolNlur pf the, .riun .tiun
'". i'itus the SAGE OF tAr bombs uutli
-'u.ur TO the fact nat tie caur. mai
% H- fI. given more liberation t.
in~ cas-" tuan amy other since uc hsi
'ftu sitting uu tIv bench. The reason
fHf tn4S % tS Go lrt. 600 fIr SAFE or bonds
coo b End ln cents uu fl- dollar ana ,Iru
Lave CORPORATION creditors DAY Them fun
-alss OF their indebtedness.
attorney o. NJ EiI1 representing
john Y. Howard. l. OPPOSING she public
-a-" OF t.- bonds one hundred t4Ol-
S@u4 dollars worth Of tine bonds OF tl.
N.fi"udl amt subsidiary companies are
standing ont. including the Vest VII
...atd Western Telephone COMPANY. At
t'i neg W. o. Wolfe. representing Taf-
l"i Srur- concerns. fp whom the West
\lrEiuIt Western Telephone Company I-
if drut-t t. fh. "Ntrut 81 500 aaa. con
tsi d~d thai f.st be- allowed Co sell bonds
uf tue West AfrliI4a ~ -st,ru TsIepuon.
company without being involved ia the
Litigation. Attorney ~p@rrv. af CIarks-
burg. r"Trs-, utiIg tn' Empire Rational
fHuk holds tie largest amount ~ bonds
'i 10" Naf!"ua4 Telephone fumfaut.
ATTORNEYS Spmme-vill~ AMI Cuulff are
80 re~eutirg m" National Exchange anu
Other Cases
IT'D" case 90 Edward carver cashier
80 20" GstIu.t FIRST NH3ipuai bauk. Of
i.Dw ireH4fg was brought before tho
'lurf. showing fha lr could not Bee
."f''i @" t'hr o." bankrupt law as Do"
N1- o. Mft" 'iiI'r "H.l.
Ih" k1It-l", bankruptcy ease was
taken up for the purpose of -roVins
~ 90 f4. trustee. Louis paIul had also
some tnta hfnkrupt,y. ana tlt- he had
-tf'I"r as trustee 900 tnr ii"a-d-l"y .tsr.
H.. matter wtS PASSED Cor th' time lee
rH. dp.het was called. consum.rr the
.tsf OF 'Ir mnruire session. az follows
I..v Frn ~. Kemp Sc. D. q q D. IT,.
r.'u-s4.f. j D.. MuMarth. GO a. - ,'urris
o.. a. nj IL Dol
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-17
SEVEN HORSES BURNED
IN DISASTROUS BLAZE
GARDNER PRODUCE COMPANY STA
DIE IS TOTALLY d.
SrRoYED.
Fire Has Good Roadway When Discov-
cred and Building Was Doomed.
Loss Estimated at 1000.

Neigh'rE with fear and rrar,ire ~
their stalls AS th- intense heat grew
bother ana the teI flames ROLLED u.ar.i.
seven 81 the eight horses owned To- the
Gardner Produce Company. wer. burned
t' Cd .tth last might when the stable. ir
WINCH they were k.p' st tie conner at
1h'tN-nr-t and 'htpi.n- streets. was
% O.. the ground
tr origin OF the ff. U.s. uut kuI,.l.
LI. ts Thought Co nav, been caused ts
defective electric wiring and the rr,
Was we'll under way before the alarm
was tutu-d o. from BOX 81" o. 80 s.l5
last night There Was about a ton 81
has iu ti.. Ipft OF ffa ham and fht-
and the straw scattered over she fiour
"i tn stable. caused tn" Flames Co gain
surh f4iid headVar that IN" barn was
e'"ih'i 2" Do totally destroy vd long be-
tore ne depart fueUf Wa able To- arrive.
living 90 ih" fa,t that tu'r" Is long
'"w or houses adjoining M. stable.
company OF the department was called
." me me- ana D. I'D ana effective
WON. under GU. able direction chef
Rose the fire lidatr- were able o. keep
me flames from spreading and causing
e IRE that would have undoubtedly nave
wired out a whole square uf residences
dollars.
Loss l. Heavy.
10y ruf'iIN" WORK fle fre was confined
=. fl" one stable which isl valued 80
$1,000. partly covered Dos Insurance a
fesid-ngr adjoining the stable ami own
81 hy Frank G1-duer t.1f was damaged
-"i"I 'ui"uiliinrs lust back or the
stable 'ra' was bu~sI. tine fv. out-
hul'pinES being damaged huf slightly.
TN" total loss I- c.n~er1ttr.rl, .-ff.
mated 90 about $4,000 and va4 alsfalr..f
chiefly hv fhe Gsrdr~- Produce. rprru4r,
200 ''~ii~- iir loss ~ TIE NrNrn horse.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-17

The delegates from Martins Ferry
10 the Ohio Bapusts convention.
which convcues Monday az the Tenth
Avenue Baptist church. Columbus o..
and lasts until Thursday. viii leave
Monday morning from this cts. and
ere as follows Rev George Lowe.
George spence. T. D. SodEwich. Henry
Iur.nn and UInI.I Is.ar-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-17

ami Festival of The EagIcs. met Il.f
evening and completed some Of fhe
details for tha Blk affair which will
start next week The contest for tho
h.r Doll being waEnd among Ton local
Girls is hH.uw nT spirited and each
one b. putting forth their best EFFORT
Dr. aaa stated YESTERDAYS fHsf fle IIf
fn Watson girl was LEADING
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-17
INFORMAL MEETING.

no board or governors Ut fUr MI
vcrsity club and So lot~- committee
met Informally st tDe new cluh house.
llo5 thapline street. 20 arrange Tr-.l1liu-
aries FOR o." nnel opening % the club
member
The meeting after some extended dis
cushion. adjourned over until Friday
evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-17
GREEKS ARE
GOING BACK

~ to-morrp v~v~ning 1850 Greeks Will
Nat" left this rty FOR New York. from
Wu"f" they wuI sail for their native
country go fight the Tu-hz THIRTY
sturdy flrhtiur mon lrft over the o. ~
90. last evening and VIII Doe followed this
evening los 1000 fellow couutrtfrsu. who
VIII Hlf SAL un saturday This 4rr.-
o. presents s1 90 the local Greeks WHO
.tt" seen ~erNfc" 30 tuv Ic--.tr army
uf their country
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-17

Of his marriage. which viii take place
to-day to Miss Wilson. Of Steubon.
vile. 40 the brides home there. After
short wedding trip the happy
couple will reside iu this city Ills
many friends will hasten 70 extend
their congratulations and wish he anu
his bride every happiness
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-17

Rapid prrErr.a IL nr.rc made on fIa
rlens Rum road Hf Florence and ahru
completed WII make t great change
which ril hn very welcome fp ns.ra
n uii leave or'F ono ford to tHn lIf
Ns mining fuNu from .ne IrIrrlIu
pike and later when fhn county UrIIre
Ie uuf In af fhr town crossing and frr
fvp forIs near fhc D.rh.rh..n rrou.
rrfv trn rlf ou. fHn road eiII De- sec
ouI fp rnut
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-17
To GAINESVILLE

Superintendent Finch aud mum
Der Of local teachers will go 30
GAINESVILLE Saturday 10 attend the
rrst adjourned session Of the insti-
tute. which is TO be held in the high
school there.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-17
MARTINS FERRY


li became so cold last evening out
IN the country district that ice vas
formed IN many places. according 10
word received from farmers this
morning. ~ o. not thought any dam
age was done however. rs all farmers
have been preparing FOR such weather
FOR some time
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-17

When 10 was learned that The New
York team had won Tuesday. New
York money on yesterdays game.
The decisive one. came strong. and
one bet Of S15U was recorded, with
many others Of less amounts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-17
Arran1em.nts completed.

Arrancemenfs have been fully conn.
UIrted for fHc second annual dane. art
-nr'al session ui the White LILY Social
club. inform Rank knights or Pytrfa-.
90 Doe held this evening 90 tho Arruory
ball Tho Elke orchestra Will furnish
the music for tho occasion
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-17
MAYOR Baker Here

Mayor Baker. OF Cleveland. was "a
caller here yesterday for short time
and made many friends during his
brief stay. he Is man o. pleasing
personality and strong character.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-17
WITHDRAWAL or EVANS FROM
PROGRESSIVE TICKET
Results IN Party Naming Marshall
and Stewart. Throwing Mat
ter Into Court

rather interesting political dove.-
opment in the First senatorial dis
trict came Yesterday following tho
announcement OF the Withdrawal of
John n Evans a. candidate for
State Senator on tho "Blr Moose"
ticker Immtdi1fnIv uuou receipt of
the Information fH" Progressive got
busy and certified fhs mann. OF % IS
Marshall. nominee ON tho REGULAR Be-.
publican ticket fu succeed hIu
Later other Bull M10.er-- cert f.d
fhe name OF o. ID ~tra1rt. OF New
Cumberland. which "ammeI Che
works" and as CLERK Kingr0rn can.
not certify either mau DO VII throw
the matter into fhr rourf.
Yesterday afternoon a message Vte
received by John T. kiurhDru clerk
% the Circuit Court annpurrr. HIr
withdrawal 0f John % Estn. of Sow
Cumberland fhr Progressive. e.rl-
date fvr State senator THa H.tl.
drauaI came after a careful rnf .Inr
alton OF f'n -.fu.f ur ht ST. Evans.
aud boz decided fIa+ H.- ovr randI
dacv could urf. make certain tUo
election OF flr democratic candidate.
and In ibis .t. further fhr chances
% Clarence Watson f0r reelection f1
the United States senate. srI fdkir
this view. hn announced bis Vitndrsn .
al from thr rIrr.
Names Marshall
FOLLOW Inc flr rrr uf fHa Intention
d Mr Evans I. uuus lIe Frugrr..ftH
Republican such as Attorney Her s.
R0senbiOoru Hud rs 80 e. tu-Ia "a
West Liberty. occurred rutfura. .o
H|TTTIN nal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-17
How The Body Hills Germs.

that body killed by
81 ne blood and by fr~-hm5 ataHs that the blood
no" know Inc BLOOD ri healthy
fern killing substance ward ~ che
land
does blood become wE
shed feed
end throw out the from che body
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-17

T. m1rt fn.nI. OF Tmma. I.n
tnn. f'. popular ,upi0.r H I..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-17
TURKISH MINISTER
Is ORDERED HOME

LONDON. Oct iG The Balkan
hlhung remains limited fo tho Mon.
'eneerin border and although Tho re-.
lauonS of Turkey with the other AL.
lied states are virtually broken. there
curious indispoeitIon on the part
of BULGARIA. and -ervid 90 take fna
place 100 tho h1sfHfias
This hesitation ls REGARDED in dip
Iomafir quarters us good omen
pointing 30 the possibility Thar fhe
powers. although unable fo prevent TO-.
may succeed in lcsscninE the dura-
tiun ~ The var n rs understood that
most of the powers have accepted Boo
principle Tho suggestion ~ the French
premier FOR an European conference.
huf nothing has been decided upon al
fo when thr conference vii meet or
what he program will be-
BELGRADE. oct o. Tho Turkish
minister and ~ STAFF Ieft here -.
i1F hv special steamer
ATHENs Ocf No. Tho Turkish
r'r. f"r 'o Greece h1s received order.
'1 leave Athens 20 once.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-09-09
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Cincinnati, Sept. 9-Cincfnnati
made it three out of four from Chica-
go by winning. Benton was wild. but
Gregory, who relieved him, pitched
excellent ball The game was called
at the end of the seventh to allow
both teams to catch a train Madden
was hit hard and Summer was not
only hit hard but was wild. Richie
entered the game too late to save it,
Bescher's home run in the seventh
and Clarke's two base nit with the
bases full, in the third, were the feat
ures. Evers was put out Of the game
by Umpire Brennan for disputing a
decision. Score: r H E
Cincinnati 10 II 6
Chicago. 8 IL 2
Batteries-Benton, Gregory and
Clarke; Madden. Summers. Richie and
Cotter-
Summary: Two base hits-Zimmer-
man. Clarke. Egan, Mitchell. Home
run-Bescher. Double plays-Miller
to Safer; Mitchell to Hoblitzel- Bases
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-09-09
REDS WAIT'EM OUT
Boston Team Has Had 40
Passes This Year.
Rath, Chicago, Leads in Draw
ing Base on Balls.

One of the reasons the Boston Red
Sox have scored so many runs this
season and are so far out in front in
the American League pennant pur-
suit is that the Stalwarts outclass
their rivals in obtaining free passes
from opposing pitchers. Records
compiled to August 81, inclusive, re-
veal the fact that the pace-Setters
have had 40 bases on balls lavished
on them since the campaign started
and that their regulars-Tris Speaker
Duffy Lewis, Larry Gardner ct al
have worked twirlers for transporta-
ton oftener than all the members of
certain second division teams-Cleve-
land, for instance.
While the Red Sox were obtaining
44O passes the Nationals were &C.
quiring 396 and the White Elephants
379.
The individual pass list shows clear
ly why Iris Speaker is the leading
run-getter in the junior league, and
also shows clearly why Eddie Collins
of the Athletics, who hasn't come any,
where near making his 200th base hit.
has managed to cross the plate over
100 times.
Neither Speaker nor Collins, how
ever, leads the American League bri-
gade of pitcher workers. That honor
is held Cor was on August 80 by
who had received 81 passes. Owen
Bush, Detroit's diminutive shortstop,
with 80 gifts, was very close second.
Collins, with 10 bases on balls tc his
credit, was a mighty good third and
then followed in the order named
Shotten of ST. Louis, II: Speaker of
Boston, SIS; Hooper of Boston, "a;
Harry Lord of Chicago, SO; HartzeU
of New York, 81, and Gardner of
Boston, so. Other good walters are
Milan of Washington and Daniels Of
New York, these men being sure to
receive more than so passes this
season.
Daniels has everybody in the Ameri-
can League beaten in obtaining Red
Cross passes, having been awarded
first base 13 times because he has
been hit by pitched balls Collins. odd
ly enough, hasn't been in contact once
this year with wildly flung sphere
LEWIS Single Binder gives the smok-
er a rich, mellow tasting sc cigar
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-09-09
LINKS LEAD IzzYS,

Des Moines, Sept. 9.-Hard hitting
and errors gave Lincoln the first
game. Darkness put an end to the
second in the ninth with the score
tied.
Score: r H E
Des Moines ..OOO2 % 3
Lincoln. 20 0 O-6 Is o
Batteries Faber, Lakoff and Nc
Graw; Dessau and StrattOn.
Second game r H E
Des Moines 900 1OO0o-1 o
Lincoln. 100 0 % 1 90 o O-1 o
Batteries Rogge and Ulatowski;
Taylor and Carney.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-09-09
KANSAS GOSSIP.
Boy Scouts Attack Socialists.

Wichita, Kan, Sept. "a small riot
led by a number of boy scouts of this
city broke UP a socialist street meet
ing here and landed a c. Carpenter,
a socialist editor, in jail. w. E. Brink.
OF Topeka, a socialist street speaker
has been in Wichita for some two
weeks speaking on the streets Some of
his remarks on several occasions have
been decidedly distasteful to the crowd.
Old soldiers threatened to mob him for
uncomplimentary remarks about the
American flag a few night ago. Sunday
Brink attacked the Y. M. A. and
the boy scouts. One of the boys in the
crowd answered him. Carpenter, who
was on the stand with Brink, jumped
down and is said to have struck the
boy. A crowd of the boys seized Car
penter and he was being roughly
handled when the police arrested him.
A crowd gathered around the police
station threatening to take Carpenter
out and drive him out of town, but
finally dispersed at threats to turn the
fire hose on them.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-09-09
Items From Jewell Citr.

Jewell City, Kan, Sept. 9.-There
are several typhoid fever cases .here,
among the more serious cases is flat
of Howard Edwards, youngest son IF
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Edwards. This is
Towards last year in high school,
and school began last Monday morn
ing.
The Baptist convention closed last
night, after a five days session. The
Baptist convention work throughout
the state is divided into association
groups for convenience of workers.
and this one is called the Jewell as
sociation. Mr.. S. Coffman of this
place has been the secretary for over
40 consecutive years. Among the
state workers attending this meeting
were Rev. Bruce Kinney, of Topaz,
the Rev and Mrs. Fraser and Miss
Shaw of Ottawa.
Fay N. Seaton, private secretary of
Senator Bristow, accompanied by his
family, are spending part of their va
cation here with the parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. o, A. SeatOn.