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The daily Alaskan., 1912-03-26
PRICE OF COTTON
 GOODS GOING UP
Rostcn Wholesalers of Textile Fao- rics Declare Consumer Must Pay Cost of Gotten Workers Strike Just Ended.
lRn Alaska News Bureau.l

BOSTON, Mass, March 26-once more the textile mills which have been idle for a number of weeks due to the cotton workers strike. have begun to turn out the textile fab rics.
 Dealers in the cotton mills pro duets in this city declare that all ready there is an increase in the price of the cotton goods turned out from the mills since the beginning of work. which they declare is evidence of the fact that the consumers of the products of the mills will have to pay the cost of the long strike and the five per cent increase in wages which was granted the strikers by the op' orators.
 Wholesale houses here look for 6 still further advance in the cost of cotton goods. in the mar future.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-03-26

 ID BE TRIED
WISCONSIN, SENATOR
 MUST ANSWER CHARGES
Win be Given Trial by Debate. Charged With Corrupt Use of Money In Securing EIeetior to Senate in 1909.
LBv AIaska News Bureau.I ]

WASHINGTON, D. C., March 26- Following the investigation of the charges relative to the election cf Senator Isaac Stephenson of Wis consin. by the Senate Committee on Priviledges and Elections, the com- mittee recommend in their report that the Senator be given a trial by debate
 Senator Stephenson is charged with the corrupt use of money to gain his election 10 the Senate, to which he was elected in 1909. The specific charge against him is that on March 4th. 1909. Senator Stephenson bribed MT. Farrell. NIT. Ramsey and NIT. Towne. three democratic members of the joint assembly of the legislative houses of the state of Wisconsin. to absent themselves from the assembly. with the result that he. Senator Stephenson received Q majority Of the votes cas- for tha senatorship from that state.
 Stephenson utterly denies the charg es that are made against him.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-03-26
TERRIBLY BURNT WHILE
 CLEANING KID GLOVES.

RIDGEFIELD. Wa h.. March 2O- Miss Edith Dittmer me- with an ac- cident Thursday evening while wash. ing a pair of kill gloves in gasoine. She had the gloves on her hands and while they we're saturated with gas. oline she went to assist her younger sister in lighting a lamp The gloves immediately took fire and before the blaze could be eytinsuished her hands were terribly burned A physf clan was called and dressed the burn. ed hands and arms but declines to state what the result of the injuries may be. Miss D.ttmer has been em' ployed as a clerk in the Rhsefield Mercantile store
The daily Alaskan., 1912-03-26
AUTO BANDITS
 IN FRANCE
DESPERATE ROBBERS
 TERRoRIZE VILLAGE
Latest Dsprsdatiens in chantiIiy. Held up Touring Car After Sheet ina Chauffeur. Rob Bank tn sro75 Daylight Escaping in Auto.
lEy Alaska News Bureau)

PARIS. March 26-The entire ma ,bir,-v of che police and detective department of the French government has been set in motion tn an attempt -a capture band of bold auto ban frs aao have been making ce. r-eIatsors on auJoists in tais country sr tre last few weeks.
 According Go reports received. the last scne oS their dspre5a-50ns was sa Cdaruuy. a small town Co the north Of this city. A dispatch receiv- al from that city says a large pr5- val, motor car was held up there and tre occupants were robbed of .Haf- yaluables by tbe bandits after rnav lrG shot and killed the chauf. 'aur
 The na-rl-s fume'.are'y hurried from -rr S-r-e os 'he h5ld-up leaving
 pants e- .e touring car in a GezaI and ts-o-iz-i condition
 Tho ,a~rEts entered the town ui Ca-Huv md in b-oaE dayueht enter cd tho city bank a~a demanded ra' funds from the yaaI-~ Catherine I'D rHa -rr- they made their cs-a0e No r-1-. of them has hra- found The 0.-r- arc helpless t7. .yomNat tho |e- -rn-f.nS os tho rg0~
The daily Alaskan., 1912-03-26
REBEL REPORTS
 DISCREDITED
MEXICO CITY REFUSES
 TO BELIEVE TRUTH
Rebels Carry All Before Them in Three Days Battle in Chihuahua. Federal General Suicides After De. feat of Command.
lRr Alaska News Bureau.l

MEXICO CITY, March 26-Grea' doubt is being expressed here oyer the truth Of the reports received yes terday to the etfeet that the rebels were carrying everything before them near Jiminez in the state Of Chihua' hus
 A dispatch from the scele of the fighting says that former Mini ter of War. Helas. who was in command Of a large troop of federal soldiers, met with a decisive defeat and tho loss of number of men
 The report also states that after his defeat HeIas took his own life
The daily Alaskan., 1912-03-26
FALSE ALARM SAVES
 FAMILY FROM oEATH.
lBy Alaska News Bureau.l

SPRINGFIELD. O.. March 26-Be- cause an alarm clock WAS set at the wrong hour. the family Of Harry Barrett was saved from being asphyxiated last night The little daughter of Mr. Barrett turned the key of the gas stove At midnight the alarm clock aroused NIT. Barrett. who was partly sIffocated. but was able to stagger to the stove and close the valve. The members Of The family are ill, but will recover.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-03-26
wHITEHoRsE SURVEYOR
 RETURNS FROM THE EAST.

Fl. G. Dickson, D. l.. g., Of White horse. arrived on the May saturday and is spending a few days in town He has just returned from an eX tended business tour Of Eastern Can ada and the United States.
 Amongst the cities visited by Mir Dickson were Ottawa. Montreal. Tor onto, Sault St Marie. St Paul, Sro kane and Seattle
 In company with his brother T. A. Dickson who came over from White horse on the Friday train. he vii leave for Whitehorse tomorrow.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-03-26
PIONEER OF SPOKANE
 PASSES AWAY SUDDENLY
John Browne, Ore Of Founders of Washington City Dies Of Heart Failure. Prominent Banker Ard Capitalist.
lRr Alaska Naus Bureau. ]

SPOKANE, March 25-The entire city is in mourning over the sudden death of John Browne. one of the founders and pioneers Of this city. The death of Mr. Browne Is great shock. he having been in good health up O the present time Death vas due b heart failure.
 Mir. Browne has always been a prominent business man of this city. He was a banker and capitalist
The daily Alaskan., 1912-03-26
CARRIES BULLET IN
 BRAIN THIRTY YEARS.
lBr Alaska News Bureau. ,

BELLEFONTAINE, O.. March 25 George FoUghty carried bullet in his brain thirty years. The fact was disclosed today when post moTtem examination was held. F'oughty died of pneumonia yesterday. Thirty years ago he was shot through the head. He recovered. although sur geons were never able to locate the bullet. The ball had passed en- tlrely through FouEhty's brain and was found embedded in the back Of the skull.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-03-26
oR. L. s. KELLER WILL
 ARRIVE ON SPOKANE.
lRr Alaska News Bureau.l

SEATTLE, March 26-Dr. L. s. Keller arrived here on the Governor last night from Los Angeles. accom- panied by Mrs. Keller He will re main here until April 2nd when he will sail north on the Spokane.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-03-26
LA TOILETTE PosTPoNEs
 VISIT TO COAST.
lRr Alaska News sureall.l )

WASHINGTON, D. C., March % The proposed visit of Senator La Toilette to the Pacific Coast has been deferred for a month during which time he will be busy in this city
 Managers of the LaFollette cam pafgn announce that LaFollette will visit the coast some time in April
The daily Alaskan., 1912-03-26
HUMBOLDT BRINGS MANY
 PASSENGERS FOR INTERIOR
(By Alaska News Bureau)

SEATTLE, March 26-The Hum- bOldt sailed last night for Skagway and way ports in Southeastern Alas ka with a full passenger list of tray elers for the interior of Alaska and the Yukon.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-03-26
GOV. OEENEN CALLS
 SPECIAL LEGISLATION
lRy Alaska News BureauJ

CHICAGO. H.. March 26-Gover- nor Charles Deenen will call a special legislature tomorrow for the purpose of enacting thirteen laws, the chief of which being the presidential prI- mary law.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-03-26
sTUmPING
 FOR OSCAR UNDERWOOD.
lRY AIaska News Bureau.l

ANNAPOLIS, Md, March 26- Congressman Littleton last night spoke here boosting Oscar Under wood. democratic leader in the House. for the democratic nomination for the presidency. He declared that Underwood was the best candidate in the field today for the nomination.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-03-26
GOVERNOR OF SAMOA
 IS AssAssINATED.
lBy Alaska NeTs Bureau.I )

CONsTANTTNoPLE. March 26-Ad- vices to this city state that Prince Ruppreck. German governor of the Islands of Samoa in the nid-Pacific, has been assassinated. Details of the tragedy are meager.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-03-26
TYPHooN RAGING OFF
 SHORE or AUSTRALIA
Scotch Shipping Interests Notified ot Terrible Damage Done by Hurr'- cane. Many Ships Are Reported to Have Gene Ashore.
lRr Alaska News Bureau.)

PERTH. March 26-Advtces recei'' ed here by the shipping interests say that a typhoon is raging off the Aus tralian coast
 It is reported that the damage 10 shipping has been very great. A number of ships are said to have gone ashore.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-03-26
MEAT PACKERS TRIAL
 GOES TO JURY TONIGHT,
lRr Alaska News BureauO

CHICAGO. III. March 26-The ca @ of the Government vs. the Meat Packers Combine will go to the jury tonight Arguments are being com pleted this afternoon by attorneys for the government.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-03-26
TAFT ADMINISTRATION MEANS
 CONTINUATION OF FRlVlLEOGEs
--. A-.sLa NsHs Rnrean.l

PORTLAND. Me. March 26-In a speech hero Saturday u.Ebt Rose yrrt a-a1 asserted that the Taft theory of Government meant a con rau-#on uI u-fr.IedEes
The daily Alaskan., 1912-03-26

The Curacao arrived in Wrangell this morning at 10 o'clock and will leave there a 2 p. m. She will ar rive here at I o'clock tomorrow.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-03-26
BOWER NAMED hs
 ASSISTANT FIsEERIEs ACT.
- - N. -

.Hy Alaska News Eag-al.l
 WI -..NrTuN. n. C. March -- Taf, today nominated #ar3 u.. s Michigan as assistant Cen
 .F t.g salmon
The daily Alaskan., 1912-03-26
TAFT AND ROOSEVELT
 BOTH CLAIM INDIANA
rRr Alaska News BureauO

tBy Alaska News BureauJ INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, March 26- The state republican convention is being held today. Both Taft and Roosevelt claim control of the con rr. ton
The daily Alaskan., 1912-03-26

The Georgia left Juneau this morn ing at 8 o'clock and is due to arrive here early this evening.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-03-26
LESTER DEFEATS
 CYCLONE THOMPSON,
lRr Alaska Nrrs Bureanl

SYDNEY. Australia March 26- Reversing his defeat suffered a mont ago at the hands of Cyclone Johnny Thompson. Jack Lester, protege Of Tommy Burns. outpointed Thompson in their twenty round battle here Saturday afternoon and was given the decision at the end of the 2oth round
The daily Alaskan., 1912-03-26

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, March 25 Frankie Klaus won an cd v dte's- ion over Jack Dillon in their tweu'y round scrap here Saturday uiEht
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-11
UPHOLDS BOARD
Judge Hervey in Opinion Holds with
state Board OF Public WORKS
Against Gas Companies.

In his opinion handed down IN the ap.
peal OF the Manufacturers Heat AMI
Light company and subsidiary COM
panies from the assessment OF the state
board of public works. Judge Hervcy
holds with the state board ia almost
every contention advanced by the petf-
tons. The company asked the court
10 consider the assessments as OF one
company and complained that the as
ses~ment levied by the state board was
too nigh. Testimony was taken. and the
case submitted TO tie court severtl
weeks ago and the opinion rs "A Lengthy
one covering all phases OF the cases
part:
The contention was that all the
several companies which has appealed
from the assessment should be made 10
IN" one company alone.
There are Two reasons why this cam
not he adopted and carried out.
. 'l'-. itr petition Of the companies
~ correction OF assess ment DO not
present this question.
80 The returns made and the hear
.,S ret1rr t.- board ~ public works did
h't Ials" mss question.
The evidence as Co all 81 tho appeals
- unsatisfactory. iron what the board
basel its Valuations and now IN arrived
al j. conclusions have been shown
Depending upon record Of this sort
t-c "oucluFilOuH OF which / have coma
cannot be such az I would desire. he
cause they are not based on the facts
winch ought 20 be made clear ia cases
Of this kind
Il ascertain the value ~ the property
81 the Tri-state Gas Company as fol-
capital steck.at par. s150o.ooo. but
JUS actual value is not shown. Eighty
NO per cent 81 the leased territory is
IN WrSt virginia. seventy three per
cent OF the developed leases are In West
Nlrginia. SiNty-ntne per cent Of the sas
wells are in West Virginia and - per
cent or TIE pipe lines are DO West Vir-
cinia.
Tho oompany's earnings In 1909 were
SfS -.2tf. 100 1910. S104k1I The perrn1-
nent improvements in 1910 were SiI0.OfG.
ana FOR the two years they were S1.0G-. %
being an averae" per year OF S533.-
The value 81 tle property ~ this
company FOR purposes OF taxation for
."nt. the years 1910 and 1911 is fixed at
"Aianufartsrers' Light ana Heat Com
pauF of West virginia aesa4srerfe nm
tltnsei. Returns for 1919 wore $3.50 -
q and for 1911 they were SS5s25sI
Wheeling Natural Gas COMPANY The
returns made by THIS company 90 the
physical property lu West virginia for
1910 were f2.UfU.ssu.
"In my Judgment THIS re too low for
ID" gas wells owned ln West virginia
The value ~ the property should be- ~
creased t1 g. 300 900. and the s4rn. value
.s fixed for 1911"
The sssessment ~ the onto valley
Faa Company remains unchanged rho
a~enesnerf ~ fha VVafraf grs G'arrrarl,,
1910 and i9iI-
The assessmenf FOR tho Cameron OH
ani Cos company fnr 1910 was ff7 -
irs 9. and FOR 1911. f1GstGg
The aFEaaauIfnf FOR Inc New gr-rs1r.
land Water nui Gas Company flr 1910
whs ISIS 81. 1nd for 1911 Sz2 200 90.
. era. fiaa Contrary FOR 1910 WAS ft-
TT. .I. for i.fl. fi-.ff5 &C.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-11
TELEGRAPHIC TIPS

NEW YORK-The will OF the late
Henry 3. Harris. lost in the Titanic
disaster, was admitted 10 probate to-
day. An estate OF S295.0OO goes 10 his
wife.
SYRACUSE. y. "a $4,000 fire
to-day destroyed the plant Of the
Phoenix Hardware Co. Many work
men escaped by jumping from a sec
ond story window.
MOUNT CARMEL. Pa, May 10
Two boys we're killed and three were
seriously injured to-day by a fall OF
coal in an abandoned mine working
BOSTON-A five-story building nm
der construction here to-day collapsed
burying FIVE men. one OF whom died
BERLIN-The Reichstag to-day
passed the second reading OF the bill
Tor Increasing the German army.
which provides for about 10000 more
men. 246 additional field guns and a
large number Of machine guns.
LIVERPOOL. Eng. - Miss Daisy
Curwen. an English woman. today
bea; the woman's worlds record by
swimming 100 metres in one minute
% 10 seconds in the Olympic elinin-
alton trials.
WASHINGTON. Pa-Dreaminr that
he saw Pennsylvania passenger train
LAGOON. Thomas Pile. section ba,d
dressed hurriedly and went TO the spof
FOUND the broken rail and fagged the
train Just In time
BDSTON-Mrs. G. \. BuzzeI IL the
owner OF a cat. which deprived OF lis
kittens. has taken a brood OF 90 chIr,ts
under its care.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-11
Mounaavills Rrisfa.

Afrs a. p Francis While getting into
nu automobile yesterday at noon. fell
ans severely injured one ~ hor ankles
clarence LYEeler. while starting Che
ras engine o. fte ifemwrlck bakery or.
frNe~Hou avenue yeHferday evening. had
lie foot severely mashed.
Iss~ r0nyirts we're discharged FROM
Che IerIfeat gry yesterday. tho. bias NJ
served out Z cir reufeurn.
Tire o. a. b. Ladies ~ tNa james ~.
Blaine Elrtla VIII conduct r bake sni-
20 fre g. D. W0oIhuru rrurHrF nu JET
ferrun avenue tHIs afternoon.
George lnuclon. ~ Washington. Pa.
vrs calling ON friends and relatives Zoo
f..a .fy yesterday
Ur S So steele - Weston. who r1s
boon Tor" fur fhe Ia.f frE days. re-
turned t1 bic home faaf evening
SIR. Arm who Hnn been confined 20
rHrf rrrrfII weeks with au Illness. g.
e.nv ft Improving
Ei..1Nsra Ir frere columns VIII 30
found flI "rnurf nf ra inrai UiEr
.ra EIiott Ear" re,s'.rfHr affsrno1r
rerrig 600 ~ t.o i's1l rHursIea to-mor-
rer vs. o. crrisrau. formerly ~ tr.r
COS .ut rn. ~ U-n7f.s1. WIN 7prni
ratGrl.at vI'h g. .rds '- tiv rfv.
fHr NHrrIuEfuu. .rrr .r uH visit
frIer1a auf relatives for frv Hrra
Nr. M.-. Hewitt reformed t1 Tor
home Hf WIND H.fee. pr. otter s.euIIHe
uar..I lnItrH ru Isnerr1n avenue
Nfe llIr E'H.F .rf"rurF fs Hc-
home af fHa.Iu~f.r. Tn. Hffer areuIIrs
f.r 'Hef fau IrUa With Nra Vs. CO.
Wunl.IT nu Trf.I street
F.r rrn p.f. nH f.r f H feNrr. ~
'-st'r..r aul presents tsfr fue ap.
urHIIr.r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-11
INTERSCHOLASTIC
Field Meet Takes Place May 25th-
More Interest Needed 70 Make
u Success.

The boys ~ High school arc not TAX
Inc the interest On the coming frid
event Tint they should. in order 10
win The intrrscholastlc field meet which
ie io DO held on the state Fair Grounds
on May -5th. There b. n crowd Of
boys who are making daily tripa 70
Tho grounds. setting into shape. but
there should Do more Interest shows
hy the boys for successful track
team.
For the past Few years Wheeling
HIEn has always been rcprcuehted
with good track fcHr end 90 VIII
mot 10 Tor this years bows o. let the
rnmc 90 down in defeat on account %
lack ~ Interest There ia some ev-
crllcut material in the school. and a.
De- up 90 the boys Themselves 20 get
busy and take n brace and WIN the
meet. ON Saturday. MAY 18th. the
inter class neid meet wU BE- held on
The FaIr Grounds. and this viii ikelv
rive line on their chances for ths
biz meet on the 2-fh.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-11
BOND ISSUE
Election Taken Up at Meeting OF
WaN~ood coUneil-Other
Matters.

Warwood council met in regular SEES
sion last evening AT the North War
wood school building with Mayor
Charles II. Dowler presiding. and
council present except Mr.. Schaffer.
4 petition signed by 100 residents was
presented asking that an election be
held to vote upon a $4,000 bond issue
10 sewer the entire town At the next
regular meeting final preparations
viii be made to advertise the special
election for 80 days followed by the
election.
The ordinance relative 20 posting
bills on telephone poles was taken
up and the town sergeant was ordered
TO arrest any one caught violating
this ordinance
A petition bearing about 400 names
OF residents was turned over TO couu-
Gil by Sergeant Conner, asking that
free mail delivery be established in
Greater Warwood. The petition will
be forwarded AZ once to the postofice
department
The ordinance committee was order
ed TO prepare an ordinance making all
concrete sidewalks four feet wide In
the future. The Loveland Light and
Water company was granted permis-
sion TO excavate In the streets TO re.
pair water mains. provided 70 furn-
ishes a bond OF $3.50 20 assure that
the streets will be put back in the
same condition as found. The town
sergeant was ordered 10 arrest any
person in the future who shall ex.
coed the 15-mile an hour auto speed
limit The town solicitor was instruct.
ed 20 prepare a demand upon William
Davis and Son 10 remove the old oil
derrick near the Presbyterian church
within ten days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-11
MADE BIG HIT
Mrs. Beekers Juvenile Ministries
Score at the Elk's Club Audi
torlUm Last Evening.

Last evening at the Elk's club
auditorium the novelty spectacular
Ministries given under the direction
OF Mrs Msude spooner- Becker held
the board and the AFFAIR was n great
success. Both in the minstrel first
part and I'm the olio the children ac-
quilted themselves most creditably
and the large audience was most lib
eral with It's applause. The soloists
did excellent work and the chorus
was hne as was also the dance num-
bers some very excellent dances be-
Ing put on. On the whole the per
Torrance was most creditable and
Mrs. Spooner and her pupils are to
be congratulated
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-11

vers without a break and were ap-
plauded repeatedly for their excellent
work. The rings exhibition by Miller.
OF Steubenville. was well carried out.
as was also the horizontal bar per-
Torrance OF Marriott. Fisher and
Rice. OF Bellaire.
There were many features during
the evening. many new sports. new to
this gymnasium. such as barrel box
ing, Coffee VS.. Campbell, a draw: the
wrestling match. draw; the tug o.
war. by the senior class: the senior
class drill; the pyramids. The junior
class performed well and were APP
plauded for their effective work, and
the little fellows were to be credited
with a splendid performance.
The basket ball game. which closed
the evening. was very interesting and
exciting throughout. there being one
continuous game OF 20 minutes be-
ing played between the Y. NJ. c. A. In
termediates and the Pirates. The Pr
rates started the scoring. but were
soon overtaken by their smaller OPP
ponents. The Intermediates, during
the season just closed made a fine
showing against some OF the fastest
teams in the vicinity. Boyce. for the
Intermediates. starred. making five
baskets against his guard Smith. The
score stood IL to s in favor OF the Y.
NJ. c. A. boys.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-11
Brldoeport Briefs


Mr.. and Mrs. Arch Thomas are
visiting relatives at Darlington.
The Donahey Bible class team will
play the First Presbyterian team OF
Wheeling on the local grounds on
Tuesday evening.
A musical was given last evening
at the home OF william Drugles. for
the benefit OF the Mount Zion church
and a large crowd attended.
Rev. Neal returned yesterday from
Auburn. n. Y. where he visited the
seminary from which the was gradu.
ated.
Hotel Sells arrivals: ID. c. Gennon,
Barnesville; <. NJ. Fled. Pittsburgh;
John Moore Flushing: f. p. She'll
Gloss. Flushing; c. S Martin, Mari
eta: c. II. LOOMS. GAINESVILLE and
J. II. Brun. Pittsburgh.
The Four G's were entertained yes
terday at the home Of Louis Steen-
rod, at Pleasant Valley, and a large
number OF local members attended.
The Macabees will hold their an
nual Memorial services tomorrow
afternoon in the Kirkwood Presby-
terrain church and will march TO the
church headed by Meister's band,
where a sermon. will be delivered by
Rev. Neal.
The miners received a small pay
yesterday as little work has been
done since the settlement.
Mrs. Greed Malone. OF Kirkwood.
Is reported to be seriously i'll.
Charles Burtoft has gone TO Beaver
Falls. Pa, to work at his trade for a
few weeks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-11
Associated CHARITIES Met.

The Moundsville Associated Charities
met IN regular monthly session lu-t
evening at the city building on Sixth
street The meeting was the largest at
tended meeting yet held by the assocla-
ton. The report Of Miss Mary X. Quick
was received and accepted nuder very
favorable conditions. other important
matters were discussed and action taken
on them. including the appointing OF NJ
BaChenheimer. o. 3. BDnar and Prof.
Geo. T. Hubhs. as a committee to look
for n suitable location for the proposed
Fairgrounds to be erected 10y the assoc
citation in the near future. The commit
tee will meet ON Monday evening. at
which time final action Will be taken on
the matter and the location named for
The public plaNErOunds
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-11
SPRING TONICS

Are not the protucfs q Superstition.
Lie most Old customs fh-re IL SQUAD
scientinc reason undernesfa.
That tired feeling l. siupiy pois-
oning q the brain and nerves by to1-
ms carried 20 them IN the blood.
Spite 4 natures time for renewing
eNerything-lt IL time 20 purify and
renew your blood
Get your blood right-fhat IL al the
tonic you need. There a. lust one
o,ood preparation that viii give you
this triple guarantee Guaranteed
70 benenf or money refunded: Guar
enteed 20 contain no alcohol: Guar
anieed under the pure food Law. No
Dangerous drugs OF any sort The
name Is MILAN. Buy six bottles for
sS.oe-your money back II not bene-
nted- Ask your druggist.