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The Greeley tribune., 1912-02-15
coon ROADS NEEDED

Good roads in every section OF
Colorado will bring move revenue to
the people than any one industry in
tAis great mountain state. Tourists
In Switzerland, attracted there by
the wonderful highways and beauti-
fu1 mountain resorts, spend $1.00O,-
900 annually in that little European
country. With the development of
good roads this state can be made
the greatest tourist section in the
world, and the annual revenue will
be many times greater than that of
Switzerland"
e. E. Somers, president Of the
Greater Colorado Highways associa-
ton, is authority for the foegoing
statement. Continuing, he says:
with an active movement under
way for the construction oil trans
continental and interstate highways,
the pepole of Colorado should realize
The Greeley tribune., 1912-02-15
IASALL.E

Tuesday, FeD. ID.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs
William Haines. who are making
their home with MIR. and Mrs. j. F
Beattie. Mr.. Haines is expressman
on the Briggsdale motor.
George Briggs was in Denver TO
attend the Lincoln banquet.
The X. X. X. club held an enjoy
able meeting with Dorothy oail-
ey Saturday. The club is composed
of LaSalle young ladies. They re-
fuse to divulge what the initials
stand for.
Charles Huffsmith and family OF
Evans visited friends here Sunday.
w. II. Jay moved the Bentley
household goods to Loveland last
week. Mr.. Bentley conducted the
Cottage Home hotel here for some
time. The hotel is undergoing i'm
provements while awaiting a new
manager.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-02-15
kERSEY
Tuesday. Feb. l3.

A daughter was born to Mr.. aud
Mrs. Arthur Bradley Sunday.
Editor De Wolfe was in Denver to
attend the Lincoln day banquet
Mrs. w. F. Spaulding was pupil
in the university of S. H. Clark, the
reader who will give entertainments
at the State Teachers college. Mrs.
Spaulding will attend the readings
and renew a pleasant acQuaintanoe
with her former teacher.
Work is going on south OF here
in the Denver-Greeley Valley irri-
CATION district toward bridging the
numerous bitches of the system in
that locality.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-02-15
AUTO RIDE IS
SOME EXPENSE

Windsor. Feb. 9.-In the suit for
damages brought against Henry
Fiat by Guy Powers in Judge Chip
mans court yesterday judgment
was awarded the plaintiff in the sum
of SIS. The case was brought to
cover the cost OF repairs on Powers'
automobile which it was alleged was
damaged badly when Fiat. curious
to find how 1t worked meddled with
the engine while the latter was 60
ing. when the car was standing in
front Of the Powers garage. Fiat ii
the son Of well to do German.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-02-15
TO Be
CITY OF LIGHTS

Lasalle, Feb. i3.-Lasalle is to
- the City of Lights in Weld
county and the town council has
ordered the purchase Of seven new
street lights at a cost of 500. The
town treasury Of LaSalle is In good
coalition and street improvements
are planned. Mayor Stewar. reports
that a new town Jail will be built
this spring. Although LaSalle 10 the
oaly city in the county without a
narshal it is thought wise to provide
. bastile as Mayor Stewart has prov
- that in a case of emergency he
eaA combine the Office of mayor and
uArshal This summer when the
-@bo" begins to make his appearance
along the railroad tracks a town
narshal may be appointed.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-02-15
FORT LUPTON

Saturday, Feb, 10,
G E Kinson. recently editor OF
the Nerjno Breeze. is visiting Editor
". G. Hubbell Mr.. kinson has sold
his interest in the paper and Will
farm near Fort Lupton.
The Epworth League held its
fourth lecture course Thursday even
ing. The lecture was we'll attend
ed.
f p. Corley has sold his moving
picture show. A Denver man VIII
take charge and i; will be installed
in one room of the Fort Lupton
hotel.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-02-15
HAZElTON

Jack Dickey OF Los Angeles is
visiting his brother. j. b. Dckey.
Miss Matte Moody visited MISS
Leila Beggs, east of Greeley. Tor the
week end, returning home Monday
evening.
John Spencer and family who
have all been sick with gland fever
for some time past expect to go 10
Raser City Ore. to live as soon as
sufficiently recovered to make the
trip.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-02-15
Teag,,e Child Ihes

y Eaton, Feb. 9.-The infant son OF
John Teague died last night at the
Greeley hospital where 1t was taken
yesterday afternoon in an attempt
to save it's life. The babe was but
a few days old Mr. and Mrs. league
live west of Eaton.
The ladies' of Trinity Guild held a
meeting Thursday afternoon when
plans for the years work were
made. The guild has been divided
into three committees and each mas
pledges a certain sum for the new
church. These sums will be raised
in various ways and arrangements
are being made for entertainments
The Greeley tribune., 1912-02-15
GILL DISTRICT

lueSday, Feb. 3.
The first Of q series of ii,sr..v
exercises was begun THURSDAY night
with an audience sufficient In ell
the school house. The program vas
as follows: Solo. tMrs. (Sylyestar.
reading, Bernice Alden: reading
Bertha Blair. A little farce entitiaJ
Lying" and debate.
Prof. Curtis was i'll the Iat,ar
Of the week. p"''
Postmaster Collins of Barnesvi,le
mas been confined to his bed the
past week as the result OF t.,I M
which injured one OF his knees
Aoout l75 friends rendered fa,s.
well reception to Mr.. and Mrs pa.S
well and family Friday night IN ~.
Gill hall. The Bardwells win lie he
greatly missed in this neirhbnr.
and especially in the chprch Aoos
sunday school work here rSuu nu
expect to leave for their noa,
night. ednesday
me Baraca Philathea cIsss ~,
| give their monthly soct.i VIII
night, February ls Ne rloay
C,aua n horace and Harold noka
u,afenae tha BOYD and Bertha Blair are
thts ths committee for entertainnant a
r,,,, rms evening the Gill Ath,et,c o,,,h
VIII nave boxing and NJ .,,n' ,ino
mae ma.ch In the hall. under tha 'dI.ns linn
t,on OF Prof. Curtis po,-. uirec-
eaton and Greeley are ro,, rom
'ahs part Ladies are invited u
,,a,n ine ID. G, D. club girls iru,.,
.ne,r royal knights Iast mvi.eo
nlsh. 10 surprise and chin y, uraay
A., mr and Mrs. Clarence 0ane snower
As Time was nearing fba nohovan:
honrs the d. G. D.s dsn.s wee small
leaving congratulations ana ted all
OF wishes for happy anu mee me best
'o' an and his bride
The Greeley tribune., 1912-02-15
EVANS

Miss Addie Scott went to Denver
This morning to have her eyes exam
ined. =.
Grandma DWELL, over so years
aid has recovered from her recent
sick spell.
Miss Morrell, who makes her home
with her cousin. Mrs. Mart Briggs
has returned from visit to Den
yer
The Greeley tribune., 1912-02-15
NEWS NOTES OF
WELD COUNTY
kERSEY

Saturday. Feb 10:
George Wilson of Hardin, the new
section boss, came Friday and is
settled in his new home.
Scoby and Mortimer are at WORE
an the new bridges for the Denver
Greeley Valley Irrigation COMPANY
south of here.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-02-15
House Of aerrs''aa'lI pre- = I

II p petrikin, Presidsl' S.,
. mereial ~ club, Greeley p.ss .ss1
Dear Mr.. Petrik,n, IN. ,,st'' s'i|
vour favor of the ',,sIss lst ils,' d
ton toI' to the public Oal!rIrs trlis ID
lev | appreciate very .sr ,a", ,ys
,as and noeSs lerSs Of Of your city y, % .
to too have ent I" YOU op' propaSly, ,,,''' ,s
the the papers that the. the @i'f,r "a 1s1
bership tar Of the no house sot ., to % nn'
aa,n,proprlalion a,,pr pr for :. Pu.,'s .sssioi
Sress sna sGVgii owing to the FAC, fac, 'ss 'sssshd|
ernment 81 is four ye,'Si anS ,hsr1
the tn no'hinE C9nT7guI;lied gained BY Pi,'hhsa ,ha
1itional 1t appropriiinll'COnriiyl !
ar. are now 22S public Oar ard rpt 4
nn. ,1ed II two years ago .aaImrnsls!!|| aIr
them theu has yet been cen, Vp,rressrta|
o,,1,,,ion J. snys as sS'i t appears ~
SharIes T. TeW, 'af who IN
1ames In", " McCreery "a VI
the''Ia ,he present time .oms anu ~
nave ,ne b been doing sO,rs .soOesstsi Y
along the line Z , ; chanee ham b N
res1 ment of the house MS nj. nsts|
,,,a", "se of considerine with NJ I
regards, refs I remain, ain; re,pec,t,''1II5I' ,t''I5I'
EpWARp
The Greeley tribune., 1912-02-15
NO MONEY FOR Ag|
tContinued from Pa" /

ing TO 100000, and have
its consideration by the
on public buildings aud
However, am Informed ~
Gus OF the house democ'aa
about a week ago at SaS,
decided not to report cul
lie building measures Jun
present session of cOnsis. s..
ther there will be an! Is,.
ment that consideration ~, ~ |,
cured Tor extension OF eOs !,
ings already authorized ala y,
priated for, ! am OF couFS '
say ,or N Il
people In securing 'h's >, ,,.s, ~
appropriation. but tne 'i,','a ~,
final analysis is up to '''
''o" Yours very lrll!, ,i,'s
S. GtGGEA
The Greeley tribune., 1912-02-15
GALETON

Tuesday, Feb. 13.
The Ladies' Aid meets wednesday
night with Mrs. Linderberg. This
is to be social meeting and the
bubbles" are invited.
Carl Linderberg's moved to the
Musberger place Last week.
Miss Lena Dixon was a visitor at
the Galeton school yesterday.
Horace Dixon and wife attended
church at Gill Sunday.
Mr.. Engle's mother is visiting
Is in Colorado Springs.
Fred Tam has bought what Is
known as the Will Broyles place
from Mr.. Seelinger, one mile north
west OF GAINESVILLE. and will make
this their home.
The class meeting OF the eighth
grade met at the home of Miss
Turah Law Wednesday evening.
After business meeting the class
enjoyed progressive "4s".
Miss Biggs was caller at the
home OF Mrs. Carney yesterday.
Miss Edna Kent and Miss verlane
Randall spent their weeA end vaca-
tion with home folks.
The literary extemporaneous pro-
! gram WAS quite a success as we'll as
the box social Friday night. The
proceeds Of the latter are to buy
books for the school library.
! Herman Steincross of Denver and
Miss Gertrude Rissman of Kersey
were guests OF the Misses Blair ON
Saturday.
About rs friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
John leighton were invited to the
spacious leighton home on Friday
night for farewell reception and
dance. Mr. and Mrs. Heighton av-
pect to move this week to Denyar
The Greeley tribune., 1912-02-15

'e'"0H TuH RYSl
''0'''nn'd from ?,
ca,ld EN- 'aat gentleman,
ta ,an5f.u au5e He objected cp a.
been a COUNTY ,aai oa Ess
me-, ne was Chairman 'p,9als aa <
'hat he had been sIs..l ID
He attempted ,n '''e' .
.l the court that the ~ do'' dem
oH, oehce ,,1,,.p produced by qI,'4 NJ,
virtue Of me iacl I'ss ESQ Of
produced llI directly 'ua' %s
iaeaT Glerk or the county y IL
nta legal eustodians Of ,,a's ae'
Occasionally ,S he wa, 'aess sess.
court i but more freonssa,a ,as,a
ruled rn, His general i'ra,, enD,)
ile1.,'3 not sustained and il 'pa. %.
mad been a county comma, ,as'
was was chairman Of the ls''sl m,
Two years Proceeding 49, ~
Hanson and Ha,
It was brought on, 4.
mony OF MIR smithers Ts' ~
Jury had secured from D"i
vouchers warrants 'u1d anu
which they had given r4b w..
tie produced the rerain. rl'
l hese papers We're the ~
which the Prosecution ~
tention that Estes for,ss -
of j II E3ns., seu
}. l. Hansen persons =,
exist on vouchers and
ing for sums aesrss,. s
S3,400. s''sa'
MIR. Strobe tried fl
County Treasurer PATTI,
gether as a witness on 'II \
tion that his name WAS NJ
endorsed on cases of A rs'
Der cited The cour, nj.
county treasurer mich,
ms evidence was only 10 \
what had already been
over objections. Mr. Pan,
the last witness Of the alts
sion
CarlS0n's Statsu.
In HIS opening sta,en.,
jury the district atlorp,v
that prosecution eypet,.d|
that the defendant had
name of j, II. Hanson. i
son, ] L. Hansen and AL
that they would produce
to show that these pe,1
not be found in the ciiy !,
directories Of Weld, la,i
Boulder counties, that an
seer who lived In road did
2 all his life had never he'd
Hanson by whom large
lumber were supposed to n
delivered in that district Il
was paid large sums by thd
that the signatures OF the
Hansen, Warson names |
similar to the Handwriting d
fendant that experts prl
them written by the same
that the sheriff of Weld coul
not find the Hanson named,
endorsement on the varral
made by Estes; that the
treasurer's check Tor the
were deposited to Estes en-
l.ongmout bank that a 70
A. r. Warson was certi6et
clerk OF the commissioners
Petersen. when Warson '
present in person as requ
law that a warrant for
c. A. Ross showed an erasu
still legible signature and
posted TO the credit OF Isl
The Greeley tribune., 1912-02-15
Change in " ,.,s ess

passenesrs " ,or !. s'i5's'o sso 4
the sterlIug bra n's ssupdN' y
leave Greeley Xrbo NOV
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The Greeley tribune., 1912-02-15
SEARCH FOR My,1a
'contlnued from

cause. Vs mans al
tending to sbosl b0Slested tsI
be been A.. a county ,ps, co@l E'I
mat he had been eIs,,l Is
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-29
Kidneys Seldom
Free from Poison
clean Them out and Bachache
Sideaehe n Bladder
Troubles Go.

It's mighty close to the truth to saw
that there are ten thousand appar-
emily healthy people in America to-
lay. who will have Bright's disease.
dropsy or some form OF kidney dis
ease within two months.
II you have backache or the slight
est suggestion OF backache, don't take
chances. Get a 80 cent bottle of
T~hompson's Barosma to-day and give
your kidneys a thorough cleaning.
They probably need IL. II they don't,
Thompson's Barosma is a good tonic
anyway and will do you good.
Thompsn Barosma is guaranteed
by Chas. z. Goethe & Co, 81 Twelfth
street. or VIII Menkemeller, 1929
Eon street, TO cure kidney or bladder
disease. no matter nov distressing. or
money back. Put up in liquid form,
is quickly assimilated and goes di.
rectly 10 the seat OF the trouble.
The very first dose will make your
sick kidneys feel better. but bear
this in mind when constipation IN
present. Thompson's Dandelion and
Mandrake Pills should also be used.
Csc.
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SISTERSYILLE

Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Garrett. of Wiz.
g.ria street. leave 10 morrow for Mas
sillon. O.. where they will make their
future home
Prof norman IRISH superintendent
OF schools at Tidioute. Pa. IL In the
city visiting 81 the home Of his
brother. Fading g. BIsh. Of Virgins
street
Mrs Jno. Hetzel left last evening
Tor Pittsburgh. Pa. where she will
visit with relatives and friends for a
few weeks
shorty weekly. who has been en-
p'oyed 600 the oil fields az UIuc Crock.
" Va. FOR several weeks. returned
90 he city to-day.
Juo g. Scohy. manager Of tho In
dependent glass factory. left last even
Ing for Saudusky. O.. 10 attend a meet
INK of the window glass manufac-
turcrs
Mrs Ebb Talbot returned last
evening from wheeling. ". Va where
she has been shopping and visiting
friends
Tho Woodsneld. o baseball team
will play ball with The home team on
the Psdcn park grounds Sunday. June
Both.
The Sistersville sluggcrs were de-
fcatel by tho Mlddlebournc Miners
yesterday on the MiddIcbourne
grounds. by tho score 81 ~ TO e.
Mr. Elias Esson. left this morning
Tor Hcarsvillc. q. where he viii spend
tho day t-ransacting business.
Mrs O. A I.arkin. OF Virginia street.
ha- left for New York city 20 meet
her husband. G. 4. Larkin. who has
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-29

been In santiago DE cuba for a couple
~ years
Price Williams. who has been visit.
INK ~ the home OF his sister. Mrs T..
~ Schaub. Of ~ Wells street. left yes.
'erdoy for Huntington. W. Va where
be has accepted a position
Miss Kate Perkins. Of Wheeling. W.
Va. e. the house guest ~ Miss Helen
Slemaker. Of Railroad avenue
LLOYD Pollen. 81 Mccoy Heights. who
has boon working on a drilling we'll
On tho interior ~ tho county for sew.
eral weeks. returned to the city 10.
day
The married men baseball team and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-29

when your child has vhooping
cough be- careful TO keep the cough
loose and eS%pectoration easy by giving
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy a. may
DO required. This remedy will also
liquify me tough mucous and make n
easier 20 expectorate " has been us-
- successfully On mauv epidemi~e "a
Il safe and sure. For sale By Ell
dealera
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-29

the Altenheim garage by Jobes &
Davis. h wners. II is OF the large
type and will add 70 the equipment
or the new shop. A large electric
sign Will be placed In front Of the
building the coming week. The firm
reports that business is good and the
prospects -or the summer are up TO
the standard.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-29

A makeshift writing desk for check
ing road data is one OF the features OF
the Pathfinder 40 that was chosen
TO carry A. l.. Westgard. field repre-
sentative OF the L. s. government and
A. \. a. on his record breaking series
OF tran%scontinental tours his summer.
While II may seem impossible for
a person riding in the tonneau OF a
touring car 10 experience all the con
v~eniences OF a writing desk reposing
on terra firma, yet WestgaTd expects
to keep tab on the touring facts that
come TO his notice in laying u three
transcontinental highways Just as
efficiently as ~ he were writing at his
mahogany-topped desk hack in the big
town.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-29
MANY CARS TO RUN IN
THE PATHFINDER TOUR

turers' Association. is creating great
enthusiasm not only among the
makers OF Hoosier pleasure cars, but
also among The builders OF trucks and
heavy duty cars. Several trucks were
entered In the first annual tour last
! year n this a the number will
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-29

Wei known auto driver OF Pleas.
ant Valley was married his 49,
hIs many friends extend to him ,bei,
life. ~ up through
John Vented. the South st1o
butcher. has purchased a dne new do.
livery truck. Nv
a large Stern truck was onera,ad
me Woodsdale station and
ne wheeling Country club -yesferdsy
by the Steenrod Auto Compenv %
convey passengers 10 and from thai
pace and proved a SUCCESS IN Climb.
ing The hill. N"O
The auto that was wrocksa oil,
~Iirasant Valley a few weeks acc g.
being repaired st the wooJsJaie
garage '"u"if
The National road was oiled ,b,s
Week between Woodsdale and The
A., n'cke Neck hill. and no
dust is encountered b. machine ON.
ers since. '""
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New GARAGE.

A new garage Is being erected by
the Wheeling Mold 4 Foundry Com
pany on h Peninsula. II is a frame
building. covered with sheet iron.
and is strictly fireproof. II will con.
air room for five cars, and will also
be equipped with an up-to-date repair
shop. where all cars will be repaired.
II Is expected to have the building
completed next week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-29

The more than four million people
along the route OF the second annual
four-states tour OF the Indiana Auro-
mobile Manufacturers Association
Will again see the Great-Western
forty" leading the caravan. The
Great-w Western car that acted as path
finder for The tour from April % TO
May 5. will retrace its path in the
capacity OF confetti car for the iour
which leaves Indianapolis July Q for
a sixteen day trip Of 1888 miles
through Ohio. West Virginia. Ken
lucky and Indiana.
" II. Edenburn. 81 the Remy Flee
trio Company. Anderson. Ind. route
maker on the pathfnding trip. will
accompany the car in the capacity OF
pilot.
in addition 10 the trail blazing car
the Great Western Automobile Com
papy. OF Peru. Ind. through It's gen
eral manager. r. Mack Morris. has
notified mo T. 4. ". A. that e will
enter a 1913 model IN tho tour. This
will be- the debut Of this classy car
which is a revelation in motor building
for car In It's class.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-29

the single men played on the hiEh
school grounds asst evening. n The
game resulted IN a tie. one TO one In
Eve innings
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-29
TRUCKS WILL BE ENTERED IN
EVENT THIS YEAR.

Caravan VIII Pass Through This City
July 10, Enroute to Cambridge,
Ohlo-Other Auto News.
The second annual four-states tour
OF the Indiana Automobile Manufac-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-29

W. C. Teasdale, Jr.. president OF the
Motor Car Manufacturing Co. build
ers OF the Pathfinder 40" believes the
Indiana four-states tom should DO for
the sole purpose OF exploiting the
HoOsier automobile industry as a
whole rather than for the Immediate
benefit OF individual members OF the
Indiana Automobile Manufacturer
Association. Mr.. Teasdale's observa-
lions are based upon the showing OF
the Pathfinder company in the 1911
tour through Indiana, Illinois, Missouri
and Iowa.
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GARAGE CompIeted

The new win garage for Bieberson
ana Freese. in W~oodlawn. is about
completed. and is one Of the pretrIes,
~ the ~outthe-pike district. II is buil,
OF concrete blocks and has a state
roo. and Is strictly f%reproof. The
moor Is OF concrete. and the building
Is lighted with electricity.
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be greatly increased.


Among the heavy duty cars which
will form the second section Of the
big gasoline caravan will be a service
motor truck. entered by the Service
Motor Car Company. OF Wabash. Ind.
This truck 10 one OF the mechanical
features OF the tour. as IL operates
entirely without gears by employing
a balanced double traction transmits
sion.
The Cole entered in the f~our-states
tour by the Cole Motor Car Company.
Of Indianapolis. was chosen one OF the
official press Ears OF the tour and
will accordingly carry part OF the
Official press committee during the
four states Jaunt. The Cole entered
Is a stock model, ID. D.. Cole touring
car. a five convertible seven-passenger
car with 1922" wheel base. a duplicate
Of the Cole reproduced In these pages.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-29

New Gas Tank.
a los Do tank Del being placed in
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-29
PARDON CASES
Governor olasscoek Has Acted on
Another Bunch Of Applications
for Remission Of Sentences
BIZ CAL r. YOUNG.
IutelltRancsr Hur~au

Charleston, W. Va, june "a.
Another big bunch OF applications
for remission OF Jail sentences and
pardons have been passed upon by
Governor Glasscock and the recon-
mendations OF the pardon attorney
approved. Among the list are men
serving life sentences for murder. fo-
burglary. malicious assault. selling
in~toxicants, carrying REVIEWERS and
razors, etc.
Frank Adkins. aged "a. who con-
fessed to the killing OF one Arch
Plumley. and was sentenced by the
intermediate court of Kanawha coun-
ty in September. 1905, TO life impris-
onment, now seeks a pardon. Adkins
at the time a only a boy. support
ing his widowed mother and Ave faith
erless children. He now claims that
his life had been threatened by Plum
ley. No clemency was granted.
Michael O'Brien. n contractor. aged
81, who is serving two years In the
penitentiary for stealing s25. was
granted n pardon.
Vincent Dosier. aged p, who was
convicted OF grand larceny and given
two years in the pe%nitentiary, was
granted the relief prayed for.
Refused a Pardon.
Grant Edens. of Kanawha county.
and John Brackston. OF Logan county.
each serving sentences for carrying
concealed weapons. had the balance
OF h sentence RENTED. Each had
nearly completed his six months term.
Thomas Radford, of Logan county.
who was arrested for carrying a IA
zor. which is a violation OF the John
son Pistol Toting law. and was given
the usual fine and sentence, was re-
lieved OF his embarrassing situation
by the remission OF both fine and SEN
tence.
Everett Kessinger. OF Kanawha
county. serving three months for as
sault and battery. has had his further
confinement in the Kanawha county
Jail RENTED.
Because Rosa Williamson. of Raj
eigh county. wanted 70 oblige her
thirsty friends. she procured and sold
them whiskey. Her friends became
so numerous that the officers became
acquainted with the situation. and as
a result she received a sentence Of
six months. The greater part Of this
has been served. and the balaJce has
been RENTED through executive elem
ency.