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The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1912-12-12

No. $3.50
Report of the condition OF The
First National Bank OF Whitefish at
Whitefish, in the state of Montana.
at the close of business, November
26th, 1912:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-13
TO TAP v. VA.
GAS FIELDS
cssssisss 10 to Hs~s sspeIy o. O..
Frem THE etsts in Nssr
rutpro.

Special p,spatra 90 tE~ In.slffx,re.,
CLEVELAND. O.. sept I'm n.
p~is. prrsident Of the East ohio Ca.
company. Who returned last night
rom Columbus and Toledo. said ths,
. gas main will be built from the
the public service commission grants
permission
The buying OF the Mohican Gas
company. at Akron. WAS simply to re-
iieNe the situation until the main
can be built" said he. We Will sun
ply Akron from the nelds which have
supplied the Mohlc.n company and
that VIII allow the natural gas frorn
the pr~sew mains which run from
used by Cleveland consumer.-
We do not want TO b. bound TO
ouiid main 10 West Virginia n we
can set a better supply from come
held nearer which might he discov-
cred However we confidently expect
thst We VIII have TO 60 TO West Viz
ginia Tor gas supply. We do not
know where else We can get a."
DAILY said that Cleveiander- need
rave no worry about having 20 use
gas from the Akron nelds. ana ad-
mitted that the supply would prob
ably die out IN course of two or
three years. He said that additional
gas would have to be supplied this
fall and that the buying OF the Mo-
hican company offered a solution of
the problem.
DAILY says that the property o. this
company certainly will not be re
lied upon to supply Cleveland. be-
cause the felds now developed could
not possibly do H.
The public utilities commission
VIII have TO work fast and SO will
We. ~ anything II 20 be started on
new main To West Virginia this
fall" said DAILY. We hope that a
good start can be made this fall, but
II II getting late and II Is almost
impossible for us to work 20 any ad-
vantage during the winter months.
II severe early winter comes we
will be greatly delayed"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-13
ORGANIZED LABOR
ATTACKS WILSON
6ilipostsrs Saw Pittsburgh COMMITTEES
10 Hiring Non Union
posters

Special Dispatch 10 the fnteIiiEencer
PITTSBURGH. Pa. Sept. IL
Gov. woodrow Wilson. the candi-
date OF Democracy for presiden..
whose relations with organized labor
never have been friendly, accordingly
TO reports. Is fast approa ching the
place where he will he eligible for in
itiation into the I'm bad" club 90 tar
as local union men are concerned.
According to President George Alb
ernatny. II the local union Of bill
posters Go Wilson and his campa ign
committee are to be put in the un-
desirable class unless there IL q sud
der change I'm methods lie says that
Chairman Il. McGinnis. Of the local
Democratic publicity committee. IL
having bills posted by non-union
labor. and that action Is to be taken
In protest against such a course.
Il have notified Mr. McGinnis that
intend TO take the matter before The
Iron City Central Trades Council"
said Alternately this morning. Will
son does not stand very well with or
gained labor anyway and the actions
OF his followers here will not help
him any. They have bills printed to
advertise me- etirg.. The date and
place are left vacant and then are
written In to suit the occasion. Then
ward heelers are detailed 10 post
them. I shall call the attention OF
the entire labor movement 70 the af-
fair. Unless a different Multitude IL
assumed We viii refuse TO post any
W iison or Democratic bills in Pitts
buTgh or Allegheny county"
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Ioss.s ~s.s SsooSs.s5.
Drain 81 ssessy 20 gus-svsss.ry ana n
tsrtor Ro1nts oonf1nusl Dur
Ing the Day.

NEW YORK. sept 1.-THE course OF
to-day's stock market. like that OF the
preceding session was governed almost
entirely by monetary consideration. Call
loans at Opening 81 per cent after con-
siderable delay, later advancing 90 yea
tsrdsys and the years highest rate of
bl per cent while stocks declined.
large part or the early loss was re-
covered Indeed some light net gains
were established. but the undertone OF
llst continued somewhat haitinx. The
drain OF money to the sub-treasury ana
Interior points continued. and local bank :
called loans very generally. To date,
home Institutions have lost over IS. Oo0-
600, which threatens a large deficit In
next saturdays reserves.
one OF the days Developments was the
institution OF receiverrhip proceedings
against the United States Motors Com
pany. whose securities have suffered
steady declines on the curb. The news
occartoned little surprise.
Iondon's average for our stocks was
decidedly higher than recorded at the
opening here. support OF our issues
abroad however. was attributed 20 pro-
feS-ionsl Interests. with intimate New
YORK connections. The statement OF the
henk OF England was again n negii sibIs
document. while that OF the bank OF
France once more dealt with larg efig-
ures, including a decrease OF si7 900 900
IN circulation and an increase OF over
5000. 900 In discounts
The bond market was heavy with
weakness In some OF the convertible
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-13
The WEATHER
CONDITIONS

The hifh pressure. cool weather
area covers all the northern and GEN.
trai portions OF the country from In.
Pacific TO the Atlantic. with crest Of
pressure over the upper valleys.
The pressures continue iow over tn
south Atlantic statsx A sfight baro-
metric depression also appear over
the extreme Southwest
The 20 hour fall IN temperatur.
over the UPPER Ohio valley and loxer
Lake region ranged generally from 10
10 IL degrees The early morning
temperatures In the upper valley.
ranged generally from AZ TO 81 de-
gree-
Pair and continued cool weather 4.
Indicated fer this section to night ami
Friday.
Local data: Highest temperature
yesterday 81 degrees: lowest last
night, IS degrees: no rainfall.
Rivers.
The Ohio will continue to fall In
the district for the next ss hours.
VI. 4. HOWE
Section Director.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-13

Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Jewell Of or
chsrd avenue. nre the parents OF a baby
son. born "wednesday
Miss Jeanne T.. bay. n teacher In the
ublic schools. spent "Wednesday at
Washington. Pa. where she attended
the wedding Of Miss Ruth Smith. her
FORMER classmate In the Washington
High school.
Prof. =. H. Maupin. the high school
teacher. has moved from Wheeling into
the Henry Kercher property on Main
street
Mrs. Andrew Fisher T. quite sick at
her home on Main street.
Miss Cordeiia r. Day. a daughter 81
Pew. Edgar W. Day. ~ the Presby-
terlan church. - visiting her aunt
Miss Ella ~ wade. at Warrington Pa
Mrs. George 3 Eberts. Sr. who has
teen ~ for the past day or 80. IL much
improved.
fast nights attendance a. the car
cation OF the North Warwood hose
house was large. handsome proht
will he realized on the carnival by the
hrsmen.
Louis y. Heinrich. % ST Louis. n
brOthsr-in-lsw Of Contractor william
Y. Daniels. is visiting the latter at
his home on Fifth street. and will ac-
cept a situation with the Gee Electric
con- pany. 81 Wheeling
The vorkmeu engaged in LAYING the
eiEht-irch water line IN North Warwood
are encounterinK considerable heavy
stone. evidently part Of an old
wall.
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WARWO0D
The Public Schools

The local schools have been In see
sion about two weeks. and SUFFICIENT
ufne mas elapsed since the opening 10
systematise the school and get matters
into running shape. The total enroll
ment In the two schools Of the village
now numbers soO. "a considerable in-
crease In tho total enrolment over
that on the nrst day Of the term. OF
this number south Marwood has "A total
OF $50. including the is pupils enrolled
In the high school. which Is held in
the Loveiand building. while just 7sO
are enrolled In the Center Marwood
building Fourteen teachers are em-
ploycd. six In the Loveiand building
ana eight ia the Center warwoOd
school. Two literary societies. the JET
ferson and the Excelsior. are maintained
Il the Center Warwood school during
tEe school terms. and the pupils OF the
nfth. sixth. seventh and eighth grades
are eligible to membership. The two
societies will Seet this afternoon and
select the Officers for the present
term.
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Young Peoples Services.

At the local fTeSby terrain church.
next SUNDAY. the entire services of the
day will be I'm the interest OF the young
people. ~ the morning service Rev.
T.. w. Day. the pastor. viii preach on
The Churchs Message To Her Young
People. and in the evening on The
Response or the Young People to the
nessage." The Young Peoples Society
OF Christian EndeaVor. and Company q.
Boys brigade. the latter In uniform.
will each attend church In "A body. az
the evening service.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-13
Metals.

NV YORK. Sept II nnper- afnnf-
ards spot SIZES bld. electroiytfc iTtb&
Use. lake f7H&f1s &c. CASTINGS 1-t.&
frm 81 ss6oSsio -psi,sT I'm ~ 1' =, s2 ss
AIS. Iron firm and UNCHANGED Lon
don copper steady. spot f1e So futures
40 - 81. local exchange eafes tin. 10
tons. london Tin firm. spot f111 30 fu-
furea fll0 60 London leaH 500 fra
London epelter ~. Iron. Cleveland war
rants Cos In London.
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ARRANGING COURSE
Schedule OF Gymnasium Glasses at
Y. ~. c. 4. Being Arranged
Will Be Announced Soon

physical training department. OF the
v. NJ. q. A. II now arranging the
schedule soT the gymnasium classes
for the winter season. The scheduls
Will be announced som and copies
will be distributed among the mem
beers 81 the classes
tn" indi~n tions are that the class -
will be well attended this year. and u
90 espccted that everything will bs
In rea1iness to begin work next week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-13

The Warwosd Modern woodmen ~
America lodge will meet In regular
session on Tuesday evening. Ssptem-
her 20. at the Theodore smith hall
on Nineteenth street. No meeting was
held this week owing TO several mem
bers Of the lodge belonging to the local
band that furnished the music for the
opening of the new fire station Tues
DAY evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-13

The teachers or the Reading circle
OF Richlsnd JiStric; will hold the mrs;
meeting of the present term At the
Center WarwOod school house ueNt
Tuesday evening. September l.. and the
work for the fall and winter will be
mapped opt. The circle has q mn. fnbcr-
ship Of about twenty teachers. and IL
will meet regularly on the FIRST and
third Tuesdays OF each month. Prof
+. A. Maupin. the high school teacher.
Will be the Instructor.
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Drv ,s,cts

NV YORK. HfUf q COTTON goods
ore steady. requests for better de-
uVerieq to l0hhera Gre becoming urgent
The business passing on fine hiFh-class
worafed dress fabrics la larger than
usual Yarns rule steady. with The De-
mard quiet Jonhefa report good
trade
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Special Dispatch 90 the Intelligence.
sew YORK. sept f--favrs market
advanced e tp p franc. september fu-
lures closed offered 30 tftbc. Deceuiber
closed Offered az ia-f6c. MaTrh closed
offered 40 p frr. MAY closed Offered 81
~ 9fr. July closed offered % "a CSC.
lfn So. quoted at ffac. Market
sfta dy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-13

C0ftonsecf Oh - stiu imported from
FRypt FOR miEluF, 10 is alleged. with the
native Syrfen OF. nufuituefHnflug the
fact that such mixing is prohibited by
fhe laws - This country 80 American
cottonseod 0il is nov heinr imported. o.
f.n lor1f merchants IRE finflnF that tho
f.eyptian OIL Is cheaper than the Amerl-
can
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-13
WHEAT

CHICAGO. Sept. I2-Heavy receipts
southwest west and northwest to-day
pressed the wheat market down Clos
ing prices were nervous and &C to
= y sc net lower. Corn finished at n
decline or a &C TO 2fc. oats un-
expensive by to 22Isc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-13

Contractor william v. Daniels. who
has the contract for laying cement side
walks on both sides of Eighteenth
street from Main street 60 Browns
road. Is making rapid progress in the
work.
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Petroleum.

nrrra. 81 so Runs. 4af7a. nvernre.
li1t1t. shipments. 1fA1gs. aVeragc.
fI22f2
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UNION STOCK YARDS. PITTS
BURGH. Pa. sept. 2-Cattle-S STEADY:
s.. go u 300
sheep steady: supply fair. prime
Wethers, S4.Ssu 300. culis and COM
mons. $4,000 40. lambs. t50OH775:
veal calves. $IO.50a i1.00.
Hogs-Dull. receipts. 20 double
decks. prime heaviea. $500 . 90: me-
n $40. light Workers. Ss7sasiO: Digs.
iS.O0gs.75. roughs. s1.5egs 500.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-13

wheeling N. a Fdy- SO SIS So IS
Wing ST. a T. Pit Co. 100 .I....l los
", hs. Steel 4 Iron. Ioei la. isSl les
"nSehhk Iraction-- iooi....i ...-l il3
-Transfer books close September
.S,h Tor "a per cent cash iviedni pay
able October LIST.
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Daily except SUNDAY.
Leave
10th street Leave
Wheeling hOundsvills
o 90 a. M. 20 u. m
3 30 y. m
ON lines having regular express ser.
vice. shipments weighing IN excess %
fffy pounds OF % large bulk. will NOT
be Carried on passenger cars
ALL LIN fS--Daily except sunday
No shtpmentn. except emergency ship
uents Of fnedtcirr. will be carried on
passenger cars between eco and s.1s
= m
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Total sales 7.eio shares.
Hazletts Local Stocks.

WHEELING ". Va. Sept. ~ -
The following quotations on the more
active Wheeling stocks are corrected
daily for the Intelligence By Howard
Hazlett q Son, local brokers:
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WASHINGTON. sept. f2.--At the be-
ginning Of business to-day the condition
Of the United states treasury was.
working balance iu treasury offices.
tsT1O7.26f
IN banks and Philippine treasury.
f33.2fA152
The total 81 the general fund was
sac. 267.g31.
Receipts yesterday we're f2.GT2s31
Disbursements were f3.5nn.s0T.
Tho deficit to date. this fiscal wear.
u tt.lUd6l6. a. against n deficit 81
N4l. IfH.nff az this time last year.
These figures exclude Panama canal
and public debt transactions.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-13
MARKET Is GOVERNED BY
MONETARY CONSIDERATION

issossI Total s.ies par value amounted
TO ti.s2o.eo
L. =. government bonds we're un-
changed on. call.
New York Stock EXCHANGE.
WHEELING W. Va. sept. ~ -
Hanee OF active stocks on tiss New
Iork Stock ExrhenE-. corrected daily BY
A. y. Aasten n Co. brokers'
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Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour-Steady.
RNe-NO. ?. size.
Barlcy-Feed or mixing 4Ja 52c. fair
20 choice mailing. 60a7Gc
Timothy seed-25OU 375.
Glover seed-Si3 OOaI7OO
Mess pork-Sil.25d
Lard Gin ttreceSD -sli.iOm fi.l2tz.
Short ribs tlOOse)-SIO.62ts.
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Money.

NEW YORK. Sept. 12.--Money on call
strong at ~ u ) = per cent. ruling rate
offered at 49, per cent. Time loans
strong. 90 days So. per cent and 80
days q usia per cent. six months a %
bn per cent Close. Prime mercantile
paper "a sc per cent. Sterling exchange
weak. with actual business In bankers
ILLS at SfS26O for so day bills and
Mexican dollars fsLc Government
bonds steady. Railroad bonds heavy.
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WHEELING TRACTION COMPANY.
ExPnEss CAE gCHEDULH-


. PA HANnLh LINE
WHEELING AND WELLS 81 HG
Daily except sunday.
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MOUNDSv1L1.E LINE
WHEELING and HOIEBsk LIE
naNlv augNDF EuuIaw
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Pittsburg Stocks.

WHEELING. W. Va. Sept ~. ~
The active Pittsburgh stocks. corrected
sally by A. r. Masten a Co. bankers
md brokers. National Exchange Bank
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uD-Ex-div. II per cent
(2l-Ex-div. IL per cent.
Total sales al. 800 shares.
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STOCKS

q do 81 81 5 5s 5s' ~; 5;& ,s7. e. ,sS
The Washington times., 1912-01-25
Or. Wiley BARRETT,
'AND DR.DAV|DSON TO
ADDRESS STUDENTS
Graduation Exercises to Be
Held At Three Schools
4 Next Week.

pr. Harvey W. wiley. John Barrett,
and DT. william M. Davidson win be
tina spfalsers at the graduation exer-
,cises OF Central. Business, and the Nc
sKinley Manual Training School. on
Tuesday "wednesday. and Thursday
nights next week. t1~-
Central High School will graduate
nineteen Students, and the. exercises will
take place In the assembly hall. The
orch estraN, VIII furnish music.
At Business sixty-five> students Will
receive diplomas and certificates. John
Barrett, director OF the Bureau OF
Ameriean Republics. WIN deliver the
address to the graduates. The Business
High School Orchestra will play.
n Preparations at Tech" are the same
as those In the other schools. DR..
DHvidsOn Will make the address, and
the Tech, Orchestra will give sew.
ieral numbers. ~
~ Owing to the small classes at Western
and Eastern there will be no public
exercises. The Normal School, No. L
also will give diplomas to four girls
without the customary public gradua.
tion.
The three high schools which will hold
exercises will have class nights pre-
ceding the night OF graduation. Business
with two classes. OF diploma and GER.
tihcate members will have separate
nights on January 20 and 20. II each
instance the class officers will give theii
speeches, histories; and prophecies
Selections OF the school orchestras vii
be feature OF the program
The Washington times., 1912-01-25

Louise: Face powder is very bad to
use, II looks bad and leaves bad re-
suits. The woman who uses face powoer
s sss faae. CAUSING wrinieles and other
age-rriarks. Leave 1t akone II you Will
be beautiful. Dissolve 4 ounces OF
spurmax IN hpint witch hazel sor not
cefine. ' This is the finest skin whiten-
'er and beautifier Imaginable, and Tor
removing that shiny, oily or sallow
look Is uuequaIed. |. ina exIemsy
freckles, skin pimries and 'chapping in
the wind. 1t does not show, OF srup OH
like pow er and gives the skin tone
Of such velvety smoothness.
Miss Essie: Even though your hair Is
thin, dull, straggly, split and broken
through iippropef Sliampooing, you can
ftiff 1t up and make 1t appear abundant
aud be easy to arrange by shampoo DING
isolved in a cup of hot water Rinse In
clear water and the haif will dry quick
ly and be ever so soft and nice. The
IN tse hais By msanE
streaky, dull and brittle. Nothing Is
so cleansing as canthrox. When used
for shampooing 1t removes all dandruff.
irritation and gives the hair that soft.
glossy, silken sheen every woman SO
much admires.
anyone's blood is likely to become thick
and sluggish. causing a sallow, pimply
complexion and loss of energy, such as
you speak of. What you need Is a good
SYSTEM tonic and bloed1puriffer. Try this
one: Dissolve one ounce kardene In III
pint alcohol. adding h-cup sugar and
hot water TO make a quart. A table,
spoonful taken before each meal will
give you pure blood, a healthy, ener-
getic body and put life and color into
Harriet: lForly your tired. dull. infiamed
eyes you need good eye tonic. Dissolve
an ounce 81 N pint Of water
daily will strengthen your eyes, and
make them bright and sparkling. This
tonic will not smart and has proven q
great aid TO those who wear glasses
| A friend of mine who has remarkabl,
clear. beautiful eyes tells me that she
uses ms simple tonic 70 Keep then S.,
Il excellent for infiamed. tired eyes ant
|, GRADUATED cyelidA
The Washington times., 1912-01-25
Health and Beauty Helps
NJ Ale NJ
by MRS. MAE MARTYR

Maxine: To remove the fuxz from
your chin, apply a deiatone PASTE, made
Water. Let remain two or three min
utes, then rub off and wash the skin.
Seldom is a second application required
to remove every trace of hair from any
gists charge a dollar for an original
ounce package of ,delatone, 1t Is well
face need no, be dssSSss wisa sn
eyebrows. Apply plain pyroxin to brows
with finger ends and they will grow in
thick and silky, To make lashes long
with thumb and foreinger. No posi-
BILE harm follows the use of pyroxin.
but be careful and don't get it where
charge a dollar for an original package
of pyroxin, L know of nothing to equal
1t.
/ Audrey: do not put much faith I'm
troubles. If You viii keep your, scalp
clean by frequently shampooing and
twice week. massage into. the hair
roots tonic made by mixing together
one ounce quhzoin and h-pint each al
cohol and cola water, your dandruff will
disappear, yohr hair stop coming out
and all scalp Irritation leave. This re-
m ma tome ADDS IDS n Deahadui CLINT
will make the hair grow this quinzoin
tonic will
L. H. M: The only safe method of
quick fat reduction without dieting and
violent exercise ng l know of 10 by TAX
ing before meals a tablespoonful of 4
ounces of parn pits dissolved In III pihts
of hot water. This harmless remedy Is
particularly effective in cold weather
and cuts down weight rapidly. 1t leaves
the skin free fr BIN wrinkles or fiabbiness
Try this wonderful remedy and am
sure you will be delighted.
l. Julia: A go',d cleansing, softening,
| healing compl EXON cream is best pre-
paled by stir ing an ounce of almozoin
and teaspoon tfuls glycerine into h-pint
| cold water This cream-jelly Is grease.
less and will not grow hair or make the
skin oily and shiny, Used morning and
night tt will q nickly smooth. soften anc
| whiten your Skin. correct and preyen
chapping, and add a look of youthful
ness that comes only from a smooth
i refined complexion. ....-.-.
Read Mrs. Marsyn's book, Beauty
t6.--Adv. ...'
The Washington times., 1912-01-25
CHILDREN BITTEN
. BY DOG, OUTBREAK
OF RABIES FEARED
Playing In Street When At
tacked--Humane So !;
ciety Blamed.

NEWARK, N. j., Jan. 25.--WhiHe 1t Ii
known that FIVE children were bitten by
a dog that ran wildly through parts OF
Warren, Golden. and Hcyt streets. late
yesterday afternoon. tits believed sew
erai other children were also attacked,
and poll of the neighborhoods ID boz
ing ma de by the police in order to have
all victims taken to the Pasteur Depart
ment Of the City Hospital.
Anthony Guilian0, of Golden street,
owner Of the dog, said today that ne
had notified the Humane Society by
telephone four times since Monday to
come and get the dog. but though they
promised every day 20 call, they had
failed to do SO. Had they aoceded to
his request, he said, all OF the trouble.
and possible suffering and death, would
have been avoided.
Late yesterday afternoon the dog,
which had been whining, growing. and
pulling at its chain all day, suddenly
broke the leash and bounded out into
the streets.