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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-08-04
surnay.

Summary.
Stolen besea-Tierney. Breanahan.
Two base hit-CIsyton-
Double DlaT-o tBrten TO Tierney.
Sacrifice ntt-Jonee.
Base On baIls-oH West 1; off
Sloan, &.
struck oat-By Weet 3; by Sloan,
o.
struck out-B7 West q: By sloan,
8.
Hit by pitcher-By West, /.
Time % gan1s-fs2G.
q pire fiienaivin.
Attendance-zo6
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Toledo. Peoria and western Rail,
c. 3. 6. RAILWAY CO.

Trains leave from the Union dea
Berths and tickets. Fifth and JOS
son streets.
.
xNo- 8, st. Louis, west and
south leaves ............ IL: 45as
xNo. II. st. Louis, Kansas
City. west and south, leaves S soar
xNo. Z arrives. ...........-. 1:l5pa
Leaves l:2opr
No. 10, Quincy, Hannibal and
Kansas City. arrives. .... s:25pn
NO. 10 leaves. ............. s:35pp
Northbound.
xNo. 2. st. Paul and points
vest, leaves ....... e:35al
xNo. Is. Chicago. st Paul and
points west, leaves. 7:35ri
mo. 8. Burlington, Chicago
and east. leaves. I..5sr
No. /. Burlington and Chi
cago. leaves ....-.. 7::35i1
NO. 81, Donnellson. c., B. &
K. G. and North road. leaves s:sopr
No. 90, from Donnellson. c.,
{ B. & K C. and North road
80. II. 30an
NO. l, K. & W., west, leaves. e:o5an
No. 8. Centerville. leaves Sun
day only 7:3bnu
1No. 8, Centerville leaves. !. s:1opr
1No. 4. from Centervilie and
points intermediate, arrives i:lspu
No. from Centerville and
points west. arrives. .. s:1opn
No. 8. from Centerville. ar
rives. Sundays only. .....1 II: 55aH
Daily. DAILY except Sunday.
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Results Friday.


Muscatine 3: Keokuk, 2.
Monmouth. 1G-7: Kewanee. ~; sec.
ond game called in ninth: darkness.
Ottumwa 8: Hannibal, 2.
Galesburg. IL: Burlington. {
Games Today.
! Keokuk al Muscatine.
Hannibal at Ottumwa.
Burlington at GaIesburg.
Kewanee at Monmouth.
Games Tomorrow.
Hannibal at Keokuk
ottumwa at Muscatine.
kewanee at Galesburg.
burlington at Monmouth.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-08-04
Three Men on Bases in First Inning
and None Out But Are Held to
One Score by old
EIIis Blenders.
Standing Of the Clubs.
Results Yesterday.

Keokuk. 300: Muscatine. Ii.
Monmouth 1O-11.l, Kewanee, 5-a-s.
Otfumwa, oil: Hannibal, $50.
Burlington, 1920: Galesburg 1-T-6.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-08-04
Uses Of alIenlsts.

Whatever should ne do without
aiieniSts. who telI M things every
body knows In language that nobody
understands
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American LEAGUE.

At Detroit Washington. i; Detroit,
Z.
At First game, Philadel-
phia, Z: Cleveland. (. Second game.
Philadelphia. 8: Cleveland. 2
at Chicago New York, 2. Chicago,
Il.
At St Louis Boston, 2: st. Louis. (.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-08-04
Ro.ton and Pirates split.

BOSTON, Aug. 3.-The Boston Ma
tionaIs waIloped Pittsburgh by q
score of IS to 4 in the first game of
doubleheader there today and then
lost the second to the Pirates by to
8. Campbelrs work for the Braves
featured Scores:
First game:
Boston $1,000. $50 900 a0x-1s-15-o
Pittsburgh 800. 900 600 o04- 4 IS
Perdue and king; Adams and
Gibson.
Umpires-Johnstone and Eason-
Second game:
Boston ..... 600 $50 oo0-s- 81
Pittsburgh 1880. ESQ 600 200 s-ls-a
Tyler and Raridsn: oToole and
Kelly.
UmpiresJohnston and Eason.
Three Home Runs Win.
NEW YORK. Aug. 3.-The Resiz got
Ten hits off Matty and Fromnse al
lowed the Giants only half that .un
Der. but the Giants scored three Anms
runs Score:
Cincinnati 1890. .001 oo1 600 a-ie-s
Giants .010 e10 10x-s g..
Matthewson and Meyers for NeE
York: Fromme and Mclean for CIR
cfnnau-
Umpires -Rigler and F1nneran.
Cardinals Beat PhiIIies.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 3-The
Phillies rallied in the final round OF
today's game with the Cardinals, the
last Of the present series was cut
short after the Daises had scored
three tallies. ST. Louis wol 10
| Score:
| st. Louis oil Ola 0ou-7-1o-.
Philadelphia 49,. 900 0e1 013-5- 81
| Steele and Bliss; Rimer, Rixey and
Walsh.
Umpires -orth and KLEIN.
| Cubs Take TWO Games
!! BROOKLYN. Aug 3-The Cubs
took two games from the Dodgers.
making a total of FIVE. Scores:
! First game.
Brooklyn $1,000. 900 900 oao-ss.ss
| Chicago .......... .020 eao 800 J
Liefeld and Archer; RucEer and
Miller.
Second game:
! Chicago ......0 Ep1 6t3 f8E-=-ss-l
/ Brooklyn .... 100 80 a55-1z - = 4
Richie and Needhan: Ailea ana
Erwin.
Umpires-oven ana Brennan
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In These Strenuous Times.

The man who thinks before he
speaks has to think fast to keep his
ideaa from being back numbers.
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Score BY innings.
Muscatine .1 % 0 Q . Q o.
Keokuk .1 ofO1 600 %
Summary.
Stolen bases: Jones.
Two base hits. Gintar
Double plays: GottschaH 10 Crogan
% Queisser Alpsrman to Hart 70
Meme
Sacrifice hits: Bennett, stowera.
Jones, Bresuahan, Grogan.
Bases on 6aIls: Of Whitaker, 3;
off stcwers, 4
Struck out. By WHITAKER, 9; by
stowers. 2.
Hit By pitcher: by stowers. q
Time Of game: i.2o.
Umpire. Glenalyin.
Attendance fs5
Fridays Game.
Muscstine grabbed the opeaing
game with the Indians by a score Of
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-08-04
Tigers Win Pitchers Battle.

DETROIT. Aug. s.-In a pitchers
battle here today the Tigers beat the
Nationals By score of 2 to l. Jim
Vaughn only yielded FIVE hits while
his opponent Dubuc granted seven.
Detroit punched their hits in the first.
the only inning in which there was
any scoring. The score:
washington 100 200 o0o--1-7-2
Detroit -.... 200 900 00x-2-5-2
slaughn and Williams; Dubuc and
sEs-age.
UnptresHaH and Connolly.
whit. sos Lose.
NeH TorE 900 900 600 3
CaEezgo -... 900 co1 O00-1 !
Batteries Caldwell and Sweeney
Beaz and Block
Tnpires: Egan and Sheridan.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-08-04
TRIANGLE CLUB TO
MEET INDEPENDENTS

Warm Game of Baseball Promised For
This Afternoon at Hubinger
Park.
Baseball bugs are promised a warm
time this afternoon at Hubinger park.
when the Triangle clubs baseball ag-
gregation will lock horns with the
Keokuk Independents. The game will
start at $3.50 O'Clock, and small adj
mission fee of fifteen cents will be
charged.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-08-04
81. Louis Wins

ST. LOUIS. Aug Baumgardner
pitched IN good form for the St
Louis Browns today and Boston was
saatsn to The score:
Boston ---.-......- ono 200 e01-2-T-z
s. Louis -o2a 600 0ex- q
Hall Bedsenr, Pzpke and Caby;
BaUnardner and Stephens
Umpsrss-Deneen and O'Brien.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-08-04
Athletes Take Both Games.

Athletics Take Both Games.
United Press Leased Wire Serrice- ]
CLEVELAND. O. Aug 3.-The
worlds champions hit the Cleveland
pitchers hard and won both games Of
a doubleheader here this afternoon.
The second game was called in the
sixth By agreement. to allow the
Athletes to catch train. Scores:
First game:
Philadelphia -. -o1s oaa a1e-7-1s-2
Cleveland .IoI 0o0 2ue-4- 81
Coombs and Lapp; Blanding, Kahler
ard o'Neili
Unpires westervelt and Evans
Sscond game.
Philadelphia 500 011-a-11-:
CtSTesaH0 .--- -uzu bsu--z- Or
yeRder and Thomas; Kahler. Bask
cite ard Easteriy.
Umpires and Westervelt.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-08-04
Fridays Game.

Muscatine grabbed the opening
game with the Indians by score Of
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-08-04

Gate City want ads. bring results.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-08-04

zone osst when winning run scored.
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three 10 two FoiloEfng e the box
Abilene weekly reflector., 1912-09-19

one Should
thrnurhout Note the prices tnen
,WOMENs SUITS $500.
grade Of al wool serge suits strictly man tallOrgH y
az inch coats satin trimmed with naro Du
tons two pockets high waist skirts with panel Dack
Varvr at
SUIT SPECIAL @10.7S
line Of suits illustrate our superiority the resg %
ouaIiy ana workmanship degree They reveal character
and distinction line Many exact duplicates q mooes
that sell $25 $3O Ask this beautiful line @74 IN
suit ~
Abilene weekly reflector., 1912-09-19
Our Great Anniversary Sale
Nov IN Fill Swing
Grand Sale Of All Linen
TOW0Iing &C Yard

OF all the wonderful sales, OF all the sensational
sales, the biggest the greatest the most important
up to the present time, Will be the overwhelming
sale of linen towelng that starts with the opening
Of this sale 1000 yards Of all linen crash towel
ing that never sells for less than 12hc yard
We want every reader Of this advertisement to
come to this store during this sale and you will
get bargain OF lifetime in this splendid quality
toweling. Every yard of this is perfect and we
offer this at
Abilene weekly reflector., 1912-09-19

Wool knap Blankets Of an extra heavy Quality
in dark tan color this blanket usually sells at
$3.50 Looks like all wool but has cotton " 9Q
chain is a soft finish at pair. AsVV
Wool Blankets, these are large size and heavy
quality in dark gray color, nile soft wool, q Qk
d splendid SIS grade, at pair...-...-.. ~WsWO
Wool Blankets in white or grey color. These are
our best blankets that sold at $7.95. Every N Qh
thread guaranteed pure wool at pair. %VaWU
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-22
BRIGHT OUTLOOK
Increased Operations Of Mills Expect.
ed Following Landing Of
Contracts.

NEW YORK. Jan 2i-The sub.
stantiad character Of the heavy busi.
moss booked by the steel mills the lat
tcr part o, the year Is shown hy the
large specifications on contracts re
Ceived since the Hrst O; January. per
hitting further increase in mill oper-
auons hv Independents aS we'll as nv
the steel corporation The Carnegie
Steel Company nov has all of its open
hearth furnaces IN commission and by
me end 81 This month the steel cor
poration will have between - per
cent and 80 per cent OF capacity act
~. fully verifying the statements
made IN December
The volume az nev hus.ne in fin
iShed steel products since .iunr 30 has
naturally been smaller in volume than
during IN" previous Two months: even
So. the steel Corporations now busi-
ness has averaged nor far from - 900
tons per day.
Inc railroads seems 70 have atloutcd
rrocras tinatinC policy in placing ad-
diiondl equipment contracts and have
been cutting down new orders for rails
below tho 1911 purchases The New
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-22

TOT 10000 tons standard sections be
tween III" carnegie Steel. Illinois and
forh Central has distributed orders
Bethlehem Steel companies. The Erie
is on the point Of ordering 35.n"u tons
and the - l.. x ". 5000 tons
The total structural orders Last
wee6 called for 3i.0u0 tons OF lab
ricateG steel o. which only 5.5oo tons
We're for railroads
tn" volume OF business in pig iron
was light in tho east. hU' there WAS
some activity reported from Cleveland
and in M" Pittsburgh district where
contracts about aggregated 5000 tons
In ali districts abuut $1,000 tons were
ordered
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-22
TRACTION COMPANY TO
MAKE IMPROVEMENTS

Several mammoth improvements are
soon 20 he made by rhe Wheeling
Traction COmpany. which have been
announced nv Manager g. . Naei.
The South Side power plant will ne
enlarged 10 such an extent tina, Tie
plant Al brilliant viii b" abandoned
while new car barn will b. built at
Gleunova and all the Benv God cars
operated through 20 mat suburb. BET.
ter service will be given on an lines.
especially IN" up-river dis'rict Tho
company are considering the purchase
of several new cars. These cars VIII
cost between s. 600 aud s. 600 each
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-22
work 10 Resume Soon.

Probably Icy 'hc latter part ~ Mar y
worS Viii be resumed In laying INC tnii
rail on the Pan Handle TRACTION on ,
NAM lfu, hctNeeu south MbrV oud aud
North Wheeling. followed ry benw"od
cars going go %orth Ws-wood 'tl~n-
nova bN direrf route dui % j. in'n4t"
service vii a. en Zoe sikcf over ~" ilr'.
between MheeliuE and Sort War" ",ri
- daN N official 90 =. " t"n Iihnh4r
,-pft.narE stated TIE other 'N"n'n NJ ii"'
=. .p,.~frt.. ton ard LAYING 81 mo new
in. between sr''r Va~w""d ant N"rfn
.fr-y,ooI. auu4t fNu 90 80. fft cost
$50 GOO and fsaf 80 sofu0sfr 'Nrr' fe'i
IT, -. M 50. 80. ON tho frv l.r" h"fw cen
south Nn~,, u.d AMI Nurtl ~ n"ei Ms.
tr.-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-22

Saturday afternoon Town Sergeant
Conner started over Greater Warwood
with a petition for the sianatures OF
all adult residents asking that n free
mail delivery system be estaolishsec IN
this town. The petition was risced frst
by Mayor J. ". Ab.rcromcie. FOLLOW et
~ Recorder Charles n. Miller and tho
seven codncilmen Officer Conner VII!
continue at the work until all signatures
are had The petition win then be pre-
scented TO Postmaster Hazl"tt.of Wheel
ing for his enforcement who viii FOR
ward IL 20 tho postorfice depsr tmert
Should the petition meet with the sp-
proval OF the department. an inspector
will be sent here TO look over the town
t. see that all the streets and house,
are properly numbered the streets ana
crossings are IN good condition.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-22
How the North Pole Was Reached.

With bui two Eskimo companions
Ut. Frederick \. Cook. the American
explorer. undertook journey OF IN
paraileled hardship. and which called
Tor almost superhuman endurance
Probably no s"at Of equal difficulty
adventure and hardship will ever
again b" accomplished.
Or Cook viii be heard in the Cour'
mnrkable journey is one of the most
thrilling. entertaining and gripping &C
counts IN III" history Of exploration
DIR. Cook Will he heardin the Court
tnea'er next Wednesday afternoon
and night
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-22
Investment

Wheeling Tumbler Stock. Sub
scribe nov: get in on ground floor
No experiment: manufacture nothing
but blown tumblers-one OF the most
staple comodities made-by the most
modern plant ever built-equipped
with everything modern. and whole
plant completed. Not costing but a
fractional part of many other plants
that are good dividend payers We
can show Ia your entire satisfaction
n very superior manufacturing invest
ment. Glad TO show you plant and
furnish full information.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-22
ru-ortsn. councii Meeting.

The regular meeting OF conucn ON FRI
day evening promises to &c the busiest
anu most important session ever held oy
the body ami will be the last session OF
old council Among the things to come
Up will he the long drawn out sewerage
question OF constructing a new sewerage
system over the entire town. wnich VIII
cost not less than 100000. SO ~ - -alo
should council decide to have a new sew
erage system a special election VIII oe
called in the near future for the people
to vote on the question whether the Gown
shall be bonded 10 carry out the Work
\ part OF the money derived from the
bonds witt he used o. curb all the streets
that sidewalks may he aid az proper
eIeyations The free mail delivery sys-
TEN for Greater hardwood Will also
come up.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-22
WARWOOD


Faf' 80 rHr.. alu--I 20. -
- re asarrH s--s 40 nff.s =
f..NIirx ass-n.rfl"- fnsr cTflr-- ~
g. "a ct - cltcr. s~rr~.-f sr1
rsrtass lo.lsrtcr ~ 10 - ieN~t frat
A'to~rsf Joan PA Nfii - -~-sppeinf-
- -"la for JACOB Csin ~. - tuur'
- gall elected - sarosE~ col erfor
frl-nt- ~ -~-g~art : come ~ D. .
sfl - f-spFolnf~.i - - hA- IN. WA
i"fifN - csuncl.usn on ale rtds while
friends ~ T. J. Pool. who was .@rrezni
Conner. declare thai ne will b. given
the position ~ he Will accept IT. Ser
sssnf Conner has mad. good offeer
and nas faithfully isrharged his d1tte-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-22
AT THE THEATERS.
"AIms. WnsIe 10 You live D.

N"'d. FhSiC 10 on 1--we
Lovers OF roliicking and clean farce
and good music should not miss loo
Neher's production o. Alma. Where
10 You Live which comes To the
Court Friday and Saturday. January
20 and -. matinee Saturday This will
b" the iirst presentation here I'm Eng
iish Sarb az the one great musical
farce success that New York expert
enccd in many seasons
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-22
Ice Goes Over Coffsrdam-

The flowing &c" going over the cnfler
dsm Opposite south Warwood. where the
government IL constructing "a lock ana
dam was a spectacular sight ard was
witnessed By scores or persons. j ne i'"
IN gr@a, rorgeS went high Into the air
a. IL passed aver ~" dam. -plashir *
heavily into the water. The dam being
20 strongly constructed ~ was not a. all
damaged
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-22
Elsie Janis.

Elsie Janis. The brilliant little
musical comedy star. Will come 10 the
tourt for one performance next Thurs
cay night To present for tho first
time The slim Princess Mis-,
Jams L. an Ohio girl by birth. up
bringing and the grace OF being a tax.
payer. She was born in Columbus.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-22
viii A,,.nd Boxing Bout.

MANY OF jhr local sports Viii attend
the boxing contest W'dnesaHN evening
IN t-,. thiar CuStie. south " ~e!ihs.
between Yong i.ppy. " california. ana
GOO stewart y. Wheeling This prom
i-e- 80 h.. the biggest and best bout ever
pulled ore ia this part of the state Tor
many Years
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-22
Dane. ana Prirs Enohrs.

o.. Thur-ITv eveffrg 800 NHf WOOL
Owls viii g'vf r. dance trt . lrfr~ 2 -"
mart. ia Ias.r.S hell. South WHfw Iof
TITO N.st Ia nov 80. fHF -. . 81
ABOUT fcn. ths iarEesf o. rlga'I"u lu
Tile vicinity TITO affair VII no douh'
,. r.~r.I, attended Irof Loo Werner
and %elsnr t.o, wii. furnish Ito music.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-22
Will Hsv. Ten Cent Gas.

on N 0fI-TTF on :" -ITT ~ W. TIITTT-
al the frlut,lral u.ildiuEs 70 create
NVH-v.puI .yIl u" furr -.ed w'f Ehs
frr uraf.fg ard It's a. ." cuts Tor
- ,tsani r..f IS fre VIrsiul. 1fi \ ems
s-orrpanN fro.u rtcii local u"'F li"t'-
fofr-,. ..lFs hae h~-u raid hr She
town fo~ 80 luliciur~ wn.cr wa fur'
D. LOT h, o.. Nlee NIX SstG-ai Gas 81"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-22

T o furerai of JOIN tsiW-fd h'TT =
- &c.. raa4e.I avav 10 lls fufae Iu south
War cod. f'riHH. morn 'uE. VIII take
place fff- Afternoon - 49, " rinc. from
fre "a uu.t reslisn.s. w.t. o." NrN. ~.
t,r.rE. J. olive ra~fnf ~ Fourth street
- D. church. Wh.rlius. "ffi.Iat. rg lH.
t.rmsuf VIII hs 100 tirssrwp.l cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-22
OIL AND GAS

~ the close NJ tho week the arrive,
of another cold wave gave development
ing the early part Of the week IL looked
rather encouraging for making "a new
rtArt. permitting the completion OF many
s"Is mat were smut down on top 81 or
m the sand. IL na- been q good many
years since q fields we're - seriously
affected by cold weather Is severity
mas nov only caused drill.as wells 10
duction OF nearly all az the old pro
durerr
In the Elk river district. IN Kanavha
county. W. Va. operators have been soie
10 keep the larger part OF the drilling
wells roi-g The ohio Fuel Oil Com
rany 10 drilling In Big Lime a. iis test
on tlr u Il. k"eisn heirs farm, located
ton - west or the Hamilton Company'r
good producer on the Graham heirs
farm. II location counts this should be
another good producer added 10 the Ohio
Fuel on Company's string. Al inter
Nais IN" OHIO Fuel company opens up its
No on tre Harth-Sch wsrtz farm and Il
flows az tho rate or IS barrels an hour
OF itr own product.
Classes In lewis County.
On West Fork. Freeman's creek die
rl'i. l--Nlr county. Rinehart Bros. have
row drilled their test OIL the William
Ayr"s farm through the fifta sand and
frirt and On the same stream. Louis Ben
nett has drilled test on the Thomas
IlHvis farm through the came formation
AMI has a. Easser on Big Skin creek
curt House district. Or Stewart ana
49, '"rS nr" starting test on the Sarah
Plant farm
80 Ffshing creek. Grant district. y. q.
snyder GO. lRy" drilled their No. on
TIE Sn'tn-E dEeli farm Into the Hie In
jan rand ami ave developed n fair
s~rsef lrii!ins FOR the present has
been suspended. on Fallen Timber run.
-" ssr." parties are cleaning out No. I
on tito Eimer Ice farm and viii drill u
a"ep'r IN AIntiss run. Hart Bros have
3ri'"I the test on their own farm TO
deftu - Zoo f~st and are shut down
FOR rhsius
puste- IN Roane County.
on fsh,ey camp run. Geary district.
R"hiie sounty. the South Penn OH Com
pam hts drilled ito test on the W. X
Nlhs farm through the Big Intyn sand
AMI Ens duster on state Fork. Man
niugion district Marion county. the Burt
'"l 'ompany's test on the Charles Free
lana farm. nas been drilled through the
'uiriv foot sand and developed o. little
Oh They drilled below the thirty foot
ana developed a nice gaS pressure IN the
k"d rock. On the same stream. the Gar
"Si" Natural Gas Company ha- compile
ted "a tsrt on the James Rice farm and
wi. have "a ~ barre yumpcT.
North NJ Fix river. in E,k district. Ka-
nav ma county. since the test or tire 7.
l. Melton farm has been shot the Soath
lcnn OIL Company thinks - has a -
barrel producer. This IS 20 barrels hot
Ter han M firSt estimate ami makes "a
decided Improvement IN tho outlook FOR
20" territory 60 the northwest ~ pro-
5urtiur
Tn" Hamilton company. the second
se@t lcssef Older in the central part
- RE pool has lst tho contract for the
trectiDu 81 a IS ""u-hsrr'l steel tank. II
WI nc located ON ltiu" crteS and b. IN
duct
Drilling aud Starting Tests.
"A - 80 To-. ne
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-08-03
p0TPOURRI THAT WILL LAST
Care In Picking and Arranging the
Rose Leaves Is Most impor-
tant Essential.

Gather rose petals when the dew
has been dried of by the morning
sun and pack them In layers In glass
jar The layers should be two inches
deep and two tablcspoonfuls OF nnc
salt should be sprinkled over each
layer.
Continue this until the Jar Is full.
adding fresh petals as you gather
them day by day. II you have not
enough at first. and sailing each stra-
tum. Keep the jar In q cool. dark
place and covered closely. Tho jar
filled. do not open It for a week. Then
turn out the sailed petals upon broad
platter and toss and pick apart the
matted mass until the leaves are dis
integrated.
Have ready mixed this seasoning:
Violet powder. one ounce; orris root.
one ounce; rose powder, half an ounce:
powdered mace, half teaspoonful.
cinnamon. quarter teaspoonful:
cloves, one-half teaspoonful; oil Of
chris, ten drops: oil Of mellssne, ten
drops: oil of eucalyptus. twenty
drops; bcrgamot. twenty drops; alco-
hol, two drains.
Incorporate tho sailed petals thor
oughly with this mixture. pack In
clean rose jar" and set away to npen
and sweeten. 1t will be ready for use
in a fortnight and keep fragrant for
years.
It is best TO pack It into small jars
after the "ripening" is completed.
Pretty wide mvuthed vases with tops
Of the same material may be had at
china stores. A rose Jar is nice gift
at the holidays. II you can paint china
yourself and invent some apt design
the value OF the gift Is trebled.
When you wish to scent q room
leave the cover Il the Jar of for an
hour-not longer, or the contents will
dry and lose much OF their strength.