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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-01-22

FEVFFNIF 70 OIIFJFIV INCNN 0cdhuUs
Harry Howell. former St Louis
American league pitcher has been
signed to umpire for the International
(Eastern) league next season.
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SENATE COHRIRIS
PIrHBY As JUSTICE
No. Jsrssy cAssssssss nsass ~
rsft Wseh Only Five nspsbsseens
0olga1keaas opeea1nlL

WARRINGTON. March II. -Mahioa
Pfmey. chancellor Of the state Of
Nsw Jersey. Presidenf Taftis so.inss
70 succeed The late Justice Harlan %
ne supreme court bench. was finally
counrmed today BY TIE senate By .
vote Of 80 to 20 Justics Pftnsy yin
come 70 Warrington on Moudsy.
These Republican senator's voted
against Mr.. Pftnsy's confirmation:
Bourne. Bristow. Kenyon. Cummins
and Poindevter.
These Democrats voted against him
Bacon. Bryan. Chamberlain. Cal
berson. Gardner. Gore. Hitchcock
Johnson. Kern. Lea. Myers. Newlands
O'0orman. Pomerene. Rayner. Reed.
Shively. Smith, OF Georgia: Smith,
Of South Carolina: Taylor and VIII
liams.
The senate's consideration Of Jus
tice Pinney today was the fourth ex'
ecutive session II has had on his nom
nation. and the vigorous fight against
him because of his decision In q glass
blowers strike case. did not abate
until the last moment The session
lasted two hours.
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ROLF ESTATE
PAID AN INHERITANCE TAX OF
$1,3e7 TO STATE ON VALUE
OF S1144OO

Charleston. March 1.-THE tax com.
missioner today received four inner
lance tax checks. closing up Just that
many estates. Mrs. Mary II. McCar-
~. exeoltrix OF the estate as well as
the widow % n. b. McCarty. OF Clarks.
burg. turned over to the state her
check for s5.164.42. which
the Inheritance tax the estate of her
husband owes IN a appraised valua-
ton OF s252.Oo0.
Lewis A. Rolf. and his widow. Marie
r. Rolf. turned yer 1887. as the
amount u from an estate valued AZ
sl14.400. Another for sl56s7 was paid
by John Riley as the amount due from
the estate of p. F. Rush. Of Lewis
county. Nine thousand dollars has
been received on inheritance taxes
since the first OF March.
Prof. T.. J. Hanifin. OF the state de.
partment of schools. will be the rep.
resentative OF that department al the
meeting of the Southern West vir
ginia RounG Table at Williamson Fri.
day and Saturday. March IS and 16.
Notary commissions have been IL
sued TO G. y. Pierson. OF Charleston
Kanavha county. and to William :.
Coursey. OF Mariinton. Pocahontas
county.
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CONDEMNS TRUST
CONTROL OF ROADS
Pennsylvania Officials Tells Stanley
Committee the Two Should
BE Divorced.

DC divorced.
WASHINGTON. March 13.-Joseph
Wood, vice-president Of the Pennsyl.
vania railroad. told the Stanley steel
trust investigating committee OF the
house today. that. In his opinion. II
would be better for the public II indus.
trial corporations. such as the United
States Steel Corporation. did not con.
troll railroads. which participated in
division of freight rates.
Mr.. Wood told the committee that
the Pennsylvania railroad had re.
ceived compliments from independent
steel manufacturers that the United
States Steel Corporation had an I'M
fair advantage in shipping because OF
its ownership OF railroads and also de.
clared that the Pennsylvania had &C.
ouired control Of the PENNSYLVANIA
Steel company and the Cambria Steel
company to offset the influence of the
United States Steel Corporation and 10
protect itself and the price OF steel
products.
III testimony given by Mr.. Wood
was 80 direct that Representative
Young. OF Michigan. a Republican
member OF the committee, conducted a
cross examination OF the witness with
the result that the railroad man, admit
ting that the Pennsylvania railroad
had a selfish interest in trying to gel
the freight traffic of the United States
Steel Corporation. He still insisted
that the ownership OF railroads by in.
dustrial corporations was deteriment.
al to the interests OF the public.
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STRIKER SLAIN
IN RIOTS IN GERMAN COAL
FIELDS.

10000 Men Are Out, prscipitstina
Grave Conditions In wide
District
BERLIN. March fa-The coal min.
ers strike in the Ereat German coal
fields % Wesfphaiia. continues 70
spTead There are over $4,000 men
noN on STRIKE ard tho situation 10 b..
coming worse everywhere n kas
faken e moef serious fur In several
Districts The caralrv regiments
ststion~t ~ ~russ~i8orf. Esrfeid and
elsewhere are hsif on readiness 90
arfior
u~isfurhsncea have h~en reported
s~rous - fhese oocurref a. Herr.
= uirirE village fr~ niles iron nnr
hum sh~rs r. uumter - grE~.s
inrrs stu-~ n fr-d rrvolr-rs : :
~defarhueuf 20 armef uours ma-rh
ia aloaE ~ sfr-efs - 49, mira
Ehsr- fn~F ~ b~-n orI~r.f 10 ~.
teu 80 -ulunirn afrlEera The %
- r-rilef 80 80 affarE sfff ft~-
rsrs aud 90 ~ 80 rfrt~- sau
HID
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HAIB TICKET
C's'eosrU ospsenes.s q cssvsssssu
Hs.ssses csa6oasa.s psr
chy oePsesa

spssi.i D.spsteh 70 th~ intelligence.
HARRISBURG. " Va. March IL
rousa.g c~eavsntioa to-ntght fn
ne court hous>. the Rspublscans con
psessd . tickrt for the city sssctsou
70 - held April second. with Franh
n Moore. b present incumbsst a
ne noninee for mayor. Harry l.
BROOKS for police chief. Will X. Coss
for city clerk. Edward j. Doyb fol
street commissiooer. John u. knoz
for treasurer LYDIA n. Bird for sssss
sor. william H. Lewis for the Demo
cruc membership OF the water work.
and sewerage board and Arthur X
Thor for school commissioner.
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SEEMS SURE
Hard Coal Miners Inc o~psrators
Farther Apart Than Ever Over
The New Scale.

NEW YORK, March I3-The an.
thracite coal operators and the United
Mine Workers OF America alike pro-
less tonight unyielding adherence TO
their attitudes. concerning the miners
demands. The situation looks very
blue and the indications point to q
strike declared John p. White, pres
ident OF the miners. The operators
say positively that they win make no
concessions.
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PUBLICATION NOTICE.

Order OF Publication.
me state OF West Virginia. Ohio Coun-
~. SIS:
In the Circuit Court OF Ohio County,
West virginia March Rules. 1912.
Laura King In Chancery
vs..
William II. King. nvo,c
The object OF his suit Is TO obtain an
aosoiute divorce for the PLAINTIFF from
And II appearing from an affidavit
iiied IN said cause at these Rules. tha
the defendant william n. King In NOT \
resident or the State of West yIrrfnfa
and ne not having been served with pro.
csss IN said suit. on motion OF the plain
tiff by Benz s. Honecker, her counsel,
thls order OF publication il entered
against him. and IL ordered that the said
~defendant, above named be and he n
required 10 appear within one month AZ
ter the date OF the first publication of
TINS order and do what is necessary "a
protect his interests. II is further or
dered that this order be published and
posted as required by law.
Witness. JOHN l.. KINGHORS clert
OF our said Court. at the Cour House OF
said County. this sth day of March, 1872
to-wit: March Rules. 1912.
JOHN L. KINGHORN, Clerk.
fublIshed the first time. March 9TH,
Attest:
JOHN I. KINGHORS, Clerk.
BENZ. =. HOSECKER,
counsel for Plaintiff.
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SEALED PROrOSAIS

$50. s-..f-sssrra sss>-- -
s,- 50 ge--~is D-<l-~s
NnIlCAls HgEFnr gfNFN yet
~ Ntrsi,ls sftl r--~ivs Hfss esllg
- rfflre 81 Cfarl~sfon. we.f VIZ.
.,ss.f. .spS,s.. =.
enanswsrf - uhlrh . $500 = 80
800 c~ertrarts ~ - ssartef - 80
efhsr thfrrs hslng s4aal W~~f Vfrr~Is
a~.l-ra III - givsa r~rsferenra
ldets - supplies ne~1sd I'll , fur
statinE ~ lire f~slref
TATE ensph or CoNTBoL.
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NAt fHLEaNE var-n n f-orn
p rarfaI rlnHstu~rf - =
~ nr-f EN- mr~rsu~r-s
Hurn frfar. rars-f
rf $780, - o. esrir.mar -
~tta-s's IN 30 frtsI 81 &C.,
d aura~f 20 murfsrIrr 49,
~ tratfft En Irrnra - 49,.
-rrf 500 rnum $1,000 ~-fr
rrr arer arrfNar
sreral rarsi ri 80 reair.m-. !. -
lrrHl fn /. rr farf
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POLITICAL PLOT

Fn- ss9ar - os-osrcss - nss.s
nes- csscss 81 o--ocrsfc 80
- c~f cst~a
Aastrrnn Marrk m-H@rrfHrars
~ - $3.50 IN aursls 1afar T-~ia~-s
fhaf - fr~e suur Cen $780, y.
- NFIa~nrr ~ 80 hn-ls- - -
Nflral 49, 90 rcfrs 80 49, 80 -
tsrson 81 - rpcra - - 10 ~
friduais 80 eparne-stips ~ ~.
- - rrF~ru~ fhsf souid - oss from
100 - Ha ouupsnlun rf-r-
- E-urral oriuiur ~esrressed SO
M = unif~d starf stuuid b. tak~a
aEaiasf ~ fr-e hfn and fhaf On
: mrfiou a. rerummlf f1e hlu ~ should
- siipuiated fhaf fhe ssys aad m-sns
cpmmff~ ourhf 10 asan q report on
fne suGar schedule
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-14
For Sale-Typewriters

a typewriter. Il will pay you to u
the best No machine will do better
work than the oliver" The oliver
typewriter will stand more hard usage
and require less repairs than any other
machine. A second hand oliver machine
viii bring a much higher price than any
other make OF machine after being In
hundred t2to0) envelopes can be ad-
dressed In one working day OF the Oil
yer machine. demonstrated in Wheel
The Oliver machin will be placed
In vour office OF trial At your request.
M oliver machine 10 sold at a cash
price and also on the easy payment plan.
Gail and see the WORK or the new Oiiver
Printype. you will be interested. Nat
fonal Public Service Bureau, distributor,
Room 500 Board OF Trade Building.
mr-12-tf
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Positions Wanted-Female

WAHTDD%we have girls for office
work. bookkeepers. stenograpbers.
clerks. nurses. cooks. and girls for gem
eral housework sometimes. We have
women for house cleaning. washing,
ironing and odd Job work. Call National
Phone ak or Bell 1so5-R. National
Public Service Bureau. Third Floor.
Board OF Trade Building. mr-12-tf
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BUSINESS Opportunities

I WILL pay $4,000 to anyone n will
give me the name OF a buyer for my
IS. 900 90 stock in a gas well that 10 sup
plying gas for three towns. and earned
81 per cent dividends last year. and will
earn more this year. I am forced to sell
my stock TO protect another investment
Stock IL worth above par. but ! will sell
IL at par. For full particulars addresB
p. o. Box 1i3. Washington. u. c.
mr-S-tf
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ROOMS WITH A
TE1 1EvD1N-Furnished rooms. with
board s6 Main 81. 1851 Bell.
DEE

cLARK-On March sth. 1912. at Pasa-
dina. California. MARGARET CRAFT
CLARK. wife OF VIM. r. Clark.
Funeral services from her former home
at Emerson, Ohio. on Saturday after
noon. March 18th. at : o'clock. Cast
ern time.)
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LOST.
GENERAL NOTICES


Parole Notice.
To Whom Il May Concern:
Notice 10 hereby given that Harry
rhnkin, now serving a sentence in the
West Virginia Penitentiary will annie
on or after March 10, 1912, 10 the Board
OF Parole for q recommendation 10 the
Governor for parole.
mr-1-14
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Seven Percent Investment

Pleasant Valley home containing
ten rooms. bath. pantry. laundry.
cemented cellar. halls. cabient man.
tells. hardwood finish. etc. New house
and can be secured on reasonable
terms for
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enwan ff ura = man l. -.
ranf br0ause 10 sauif e. - - a,
20 arffnlnE b. uanfs as o. s-,s.
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Stockholders Meetinr.
1880 vs.-..s - E-.sssssS

Easslrn Nhe~anm go MsnannHv
ssflros1 os8pear
NFnn = Va MH-rN a 1917
80 INHaurrH nsrmrn 80 EsrfnrGn
20 Fuaf "nmrarH wm - n~If 80 80
Efrrrsl rfrir~ - 80 rupan ~ So
flfr - e~llnE Wesf Nirrinta =.
TUESDAY MARCH "a 1915
af & urtart y 20 80 $500 -
- s~fan - ifrsHfnrs = $500
~ o. snsuiur F-af 49, f~ranaarffas
sufH NfHrr Hlar~aa - - -
rru~ tsfurs tks srun
= q LfngrrT
N'I reHFaraHH
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FOR RENT
Positions Wanted-Male

WAxTEp-we have good men to I'LL
positions of trust. office men. business
bookkeepers. stenographers.
clerks. men for delivery wagons, ware
house men. statesmen. Transfers. labor
ers and men for odd jobs. call Natl
Phone ak or Bell 1905-R, National
Public Service Bureau. Board OF Trade
Building. mr-I.-tf
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ron 8ALDLSecond hand oliver type
writer, almost new. perfect condition.
Room 400 Board OF Trade Building.
mr-l2-tf
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Sale or Rent

New O-sioy warehouse on
Eighteenth street. $50 feet
from Terminal "raiIway
lariS 1'.4oo feet ~ for
pace and above hizh water.
sssss- 80 -s-sfs-ts--s
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RornnMlLOn Tuesday morn

HorT16H1-On Tuesday morning.
March u. 1912. at his late residence
No. 1902 Jacob street. ADAM ROTT-
MEIER. in his seth year.
Funeral services on Friday afternoon at
2 O'Clock Friends OF family invited
90 attend. Interment at Greenwood
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In the Circuit Court u ohio County.
West Virginia.
Laura kins
William n Kins. Dfvorcs
The above william " kim p~fsrd-
Art VII fske notice that the teposftf0ns
OF lara kfnE. Mr. Eirabeth NcCrack-
en- Mis- grsc- NcCrack~n. Ms Wasa
haper ana Mr. I~na Burns. ufl -
isssn - ne offtce % y - Honerk~r. No
ites 'haEilne street. Whe~ltnE IN tns
'cun'r - ohio. state % West VIrsinia
- - lefh dsy q Iur~ a u 1871. ~
iF~eu fn~ fours - > c'rlork NJ anf >
ococt 2 ~. - 10 read a. .xffso~. IN
- shove csus~ % b~ha1f % fhs stove
ramef iaura king p1afauff And ~
truw 49, caue~ fts faEinE - 80 sid
cepoeNprs sail net - carm~rr~f ~
r-inr orman~nr-A. seal nof - c.mplsf~I
~ ~ ~ afrr~said th@ faEfns - fas
snus wi - afiourn@d frsw sirn- -
trs - 80 sams giacs and befwe~n 80
49, h al ths sams stau -
rrHTrfsfrf
LARA EfNG
~ a mONE-kEQ
III U.NN. .N.aN AFfrrmmw
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Bruemmer 6 HHdebrsnd

.ce-ssr N.rss' ssS 1-s-sT.s-e-r 81.
Ieiephonss ie1. op~n aa4 ed nlnt
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HrYhsn-At her late residence. No. IA
Ohio street. on Sunday. March 10. 1919
at : o'clock q m. MATILDA. wife Of
william T. hcPnaii. IN her list year.
Services ~fn be hsid wednesday. March
u. at \ . m. fntsrm~nf privafe. or
Thursday morning. a. Greenwood Gem.
eterv
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The state OF West Virginia.
Ing: $500
We command you that you summon
william X. King. IL he be found In your
oailivtck. to appear at the Clerks office
OF me circuit Court OF Ohio County AZ
huies TO be held for the said Court. on
tne first Monday In March, 1912. TO an
swer Dill In ~Chsncery exhibited against
nIm In the said Court by Laura KIM
ana have then there this writ.
witness. JOHN l. KINGHORN, Clerk
OF our said Court. at the Court House of
ssid county. In the city of wheeling. the
zsth Gay OF February. 1919, and IN the
43tn year Of the State OF West yirrinis
JOHN l. KINGHORN, CLERK.
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For Sale GIenwOod Heights

NE fnspp Z room franz bunrsfs-
~ '"nseod De E1fs only ne minutes
20 - rtL has hafh. iaundry. 80
ws1f eaEs rns rarrhss aLsss 80
mdFHn fuish Esfra lares irf rfraeH
uanlf - sarsIsnf visw Tris
house. in ~verg respect prae
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vA1UY-On Wednesday. March IL. 1914.
at 2 O'Clock a m. at the family home
on the National pike at Triadelphia.
ROBERT w. son % W. W. and Rhena
Nardy. aged / year. , months and IL
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FOR sale

ron 0AxB6Complete set OF timer and
slater stools: also shop for rent. Mrs.
Lulu Riggs. administrative. McMechen.
w. Va. mr-S-l
YoB oALE-One oak dresser. one oak
dining table. Natl Phone 1s33-Y.
mr-s1tf
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Funeral Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
from the family residence. at Stop No.
I. Triadeiphia- Friends OF the family
invited. Intsrment at Peninsula Gene
f~rw
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Rules. 1919.
Laura King ummons
william r. King In Chancerv
" 9 HoNEcKER. y. o
= The above named Wfilfam " Kins 4,
no inhsbitant OF my bailiwfck nor found
therein this 81 fr~ 90 March. 1914
P. II DACHMAN, u. =.
Tor ". IA. CLEMASS. =. q. s.
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ns-rh fsfh. isii q $500 . r.
e. 49, feu- o. Narflrs rsrrr cas-
HfE fNolr upfgfrT rlfs - 80 aat-
t. W. q Hhrffiss urfn
Fun--a services frun 80 rrsldsrr -
- fafh~- Cartair r. ~ f~rsIsrra
Frtsr affpm $3.50 e-u fe-srs
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BoEAR6on Nonfsy. March I'm. 1914
80 20 10 o'rioCk = N 80 D family
residence near West Liberty. MASA
WILSON. wife % Robert n B0nar. ~.
eE~d - years
Fun~rai services On Wednesday aftsr.
noon ~ ! o ciock Frisnts of family
respectfully inrited 20 attend later.
msnf 81 shov1 Creek cemetsrY
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1912-07-23
AVIATION MEET.
Automobile and Motorcycle Races on
Wednesday and Thursday, July Gath
and 25th at the Fair Grounds.

On Wednesday and Thursday of
this week the speed kings of air and
land will be seen at the fair grounds.
There will be famous drivers of speedy
aeroplanes and automobiles that make
history here. The meet will be man.
aged by the Motordrome Company of
California and appear here under the
auspices of the Municipal League.
A successful and well balanced card
for each day of the meet is the aSSur-
ance of the promoters. Evenly matched
cars will fight it out for the honors
and big purses in the various events
giving promise of close and exciting
races. Tomorrow is the day for the
motor car trials. A good many of the
the morning tuning up their cars and
will keep on the grind steadily.
Castorz, the dare devil French
aviator, who is to take part in the
aviation and aeroplane races will
demonstrate the practicability Of mail
carrying by aeroplane. A postal sub
station will be erected on the grounds
and persons wishing to send mail by
the air route may do so by mailing
their letters and post cards at the
driving park. Castorz will carry the
mail bags in his biplane to the near
est subStation where they will be
stamped with an aeroplane post mark
and delivered TO all parts of the
world. Another feature of the meet
will be descending and receiving OF
wireless messages from an aeroplane.
Arrangements have been made to
have wireless operator go up as a
passenger with Aviator Castory and
| flash messages to Milwaukee and
| Chicago via wireless station. Aviator
Castory promises the people of this
vicinitp some fancy flying. He is go
ing to pull off some extremely sehsa-
tional stunts. Spectators should
have their nerves in good condition
when they watch him do that spec.
taculaI straight dive from the clouds
One event many look forward to as
the one which will be the most eXcit-
| ing of the automobile races, is the
| Australian pursuit race. In this race
four cars start at equal distance. AS
one car is oyertaken it is forced out
of the race. The contest when mar
Irowed down to two car affair be-
comes decidedly exciting and has a
! tendency to keep the spectators or
edge. The program for Thursday
will be somewhat different from that
of Wednesday. The gates will oper
at 1:30 sharp when Professor III. L
Gibson, the noted authority on aero
nautics will deliver short lecture
and describe the workings of eacf
part of the air craft, and will answel
any questions about the aeroplan'
that the audience may wish to ask
Mr.. Gibson was for many months
consulting engineer in the Blerio
School at Hendon, England, and ha
spent great part of his time lectur
ing on ''Vehicles of the Air" in differ
ent parts of Europe.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1912-07-23
SEVENTH ANNUAL CONVENTION.
Wisconsin Paid Firemens Association in Session in This
City Wednesday, Thursday and Friday of This Week.

One of the events of interest in
Wausau this week, will be the Seventh
Annual convention of the Wisconsin
Paid Firemen's Association which
will be held here the 23rd, 24th and
25tE of July, Tuesday, Wednesday
and THURSDAY. The meetings will be
held at Elks' hall and the secretary
will be at the hotel Bells, wher e
delegates will register and get badges
and admission tickets for all enter
tainments. During the convention
some excellent topics will be con-
sidered, among them the following
The Results Obtained by the Work
Of the Fire Marshal Department.
Fire Prevention Work by Fire
Departments.
Wire Glass Windows and Fire
Shutters. How they should be con-
structed to facilitate the work of the
Fire Department.
The Two-Platoon System for Fire
Departments Is it desirable? and, if
SO, how can it be obtained?
How to Promote Interest in Our
Association and its Annual Conven-
tiOnS.
The Value of the Smoke Helmet at
Fires.
Danger from Electric Conductors at
Fires.
Should the Standard Thread fnr
Hose Couplings be Adopted by the
Cities of the State ?
Automobile Fire Apparatus.
Will Hot Steam or Water Pipes
Set Fire to. Woodwork?
George r. Cfosley, president of the
State Fire Prevention Association
and many other notable men in the
work will be present to take part in
the discussions.
The program opened at 2:30 p. m.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1912-07-23
DEATH OF H. s. HASEL-
TINE.
Passed Away at His Home in Berkeley
Cal, July 18th, 1912.

Word was received by relatives in
this city of the death of Harvey S,
Hasetine, who died on the night of
July 18th, at his home in Berkeley,
Cal. 1t was a great surprise and a
shock to his relatives and friends in
Wausau. Mr.. Haseltine was brother
of Charles p. Haseltine of Ripon,
who, for many years, was owner of
the saw mill and large lumber inter
ests at Schotield, also a brother of the
late Mrs. Mary Scholtield. Deceased
thirty years ago had charge of the
Schofeld mills. Later, he and his
family came to Wausau to reside.
They owned the home at the north
west corner of Fifth and Grant
streets. Twenty-Five years ago Mr..
Aaseltine and family went to Berke-
ley, Cal, where they have since re-
sided. His last visit in Wausau was
five years ago. He was born in
Conaseraga, n. Y, July %, 1916. He
was married, in New Haron, Ia,
November, 1875, to Laura @. Smith,
who died four years ago.