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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-02-26
Rnsk at Weston Today.

Jerry Rusk, speaker of the last
house of representatives and Pro-
gressive- Roosevelt candidate for the
republican nomination for congress-
man from eastern Oregon was here
yesterday for a short time and today
Is meeting voters at Athena and Wes-
ton. He was at Freewater and Mil
ton Saturday. Rusk is making an
aggressive campaign and is conf
dent of success at the primary elec-
ton in April. He bases his fight
mainly upon his record as a progress
sive legislator and his consistent ad-
vocacy of the oregon system.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-02-26
Option Is Signed.
Ex.Gorernor of Kansas Hero.

f. w. Hoch, ex-governor of the
state of Kansas, spent Sunday in
Pendleton en- route to La Grapde The
distinguished visitor is now touring
the west as a lecturer on the Priest
Lyceum bureau and is one of the list
of features secured for the entertain
ment course here during next win
ter
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-02-26
Fancy Billiards Exhibition.

Geo. +. Spears, the worlds great
est exhibition billiardist and teacher
OF billiards, will give a grand exhibi-
ton at the Pastime Billiard Parlors
tonight OF both pilliard3 and pool,
both with cue and fingers.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-02-26
Recognizing some Words.

"By dear" called a wife to her
husband, who was in the next room.
what are you opening that can
with -
"Why," he said, with can OPEN
err. What did you suppose was op-
ening it with "
We'll" replied his Wife, Il thought
from your remarks you were opening
il with prayer"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-02-26
Work Horses for Sale.

For sale twelve head good work
horses. For further particulars ad-
dress James Hill, Helix. Oregon, or
call at my ranch. four and one half
miles west of Helix.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-02-26
Room 4, Roman Building. Walla Wal
la, Wash.
Combine Harvester FOR Sale.

For Sale-Daniel "Baby" Best
combine. practically new. only used
in cutting 500 acres Of grain. In per-
feet order. Good reasons fer selling.
Apply Peter Tachella, Pendleton, Ore.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-02-26
Attention knights

Damon Lodge No. 4, X of p, will
work in the Rank Of Knight this eve
ming. All Knights please attend.
j. \. BEST, c. C.
r. w. FLETCHER, X. r. S.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-02-26
Fort George Farm Lands.

An opportunity to get farm at
very low figure in Fraser River VAL
ley. Call and see or write us for
particulars. Teutsch G. Bickers.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-02-26
COMMITTEE PLEASED
WITH POWER SITE

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very conservative estimate to make as
to the amount of power which could
be generated. In fact when the filing
was made on the water, the state en-
gineer raised the amount of the esti-
mate from 1000 to 1854 horsepower.
Very Enthusiastic.
Personally, l am very enthusiastic
over the proposition and think that,
If the opinion of an expert hydraulic
engineer bears out the practicability
of the project, that the city has rare
opportunity confronting it. / can not
speak for anybody but myself but
from the remarks made by the other
councilmen yesterday, l believe all
share my views more or less"
Councilman Kirkpatrick was anoth-
er who was much pleased with the
result of their inspection yesterday
He declared he could not presume to
pass upon the site from a professional
standpoint but that it looked good to
him. Council Sharon declared him
self likewise impressed and of the
opinion that if the city was forced to
invest 100000 in the construction of
power plant that it would prove
stroke of good business.
p. Z. & Il. Co. Bars Councilmcn.
After concluding their examination
of the proposed site offered them, the
ecuncilmen drove on up to the plant
of the Pacific Power & Light company,
several miles farther up the river, but
were refused admittance by the man
in charge Following their arrival,
the man went into the telephone booth
and, after conversation supposedly
with his superiors either in Pendleton
or Walla Walla, came out and an
nounced that it was strictly against
the company rules to allow any visit
ors in the plant owing to the great
danger.
Option Is Signed.
The months option on the site was
taken yesterday and by its terms the
council is to have the privilege of an
additional option of six months al
the expiration of thirty days If such
an extension of time is deemed neces-
sary. Howard Evans president of the
interpretations which has the filing
demurred at first to this clause but
finally affixed his signature. so thai
the city will now have sufficient time
in which to conduct thorough IN
vestigation.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-02-26
For Sale

Holt Combine Holley Harvester, in
first class condition, practically new.
cost $500, hitch cost $3.50, total
$2050. Will sell for s1100. Call at
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-02-26
Continued on Page 6. Col. -
To check Flour shipments.

Major f S. Swartzlander. agent
upon the Umatilla reservation, left
this afternoon for Lind, Wash, where
he is to continue the task of check
ing out shipments of flour that go
TO the various Indian stations
throughout the United states. The
flour has been purchased by the gov
ernment of the Portland milling COM
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-02-26
ALI, COUNTY OFFICERS
CANDIDATES FOR REELECTION

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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-02-26

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-31
6eorS Stang 90 1905.

g. 6. Sammer bar netop ,togipet
en- BOG ON @eorg Stans os 1905
'og Ri gicngir al Ben fsl9enbe item.
ningsfltloe Niinit:
Seiiommeren 1905 fom meo fine
lpie Gage, og lboper Sanbet gift 7be
SS>llnibuolfabet on, at 9torgeS onoe
Srem par tilenbe - l11ionen opleit
og llnionSfongen opbsrt at regiere.
30 Gage icnere itreg hi meO iuIo
Sonuer oct Srlogsilag JON ipmbo-
~liierte ben 6ortib, hi bar fprbig
nleb.
SEQ benne 9eiIigbeb itob Stang
peo SlagItangen paa Sscarsborg %
taltc meo iine Solf.
"Si bilier bort samle Stag" ia
ban, "iom ibag for iioite Gang paier
oocr SScnrSbores SGitning, o. pi
bilier port trciarpeoe Stag, iom ioag
beiics paa ale Higets SGitninger
'om eft Spmbol poa, at Horge after
bar sicnuunbet lin Sribeo, Selpit9n.
oigbeb % SuuerGnitet."
Ser falbt SaIllten toronenoe inS,
mems Set 1amIe Stag bIep fret og
Oct me heiit. "a oct iioite Gffu
bsoe ben, mems Hsgen enbnu orep
bpio oper ben blaa Sioro, toa Stana
after Srbet:
"Maatte port trcfarpeSe fSlaa al.
tio paie ouer ct frit, ielpitenoigt oe
iilperGnt Solf! Waatte ser ON bette
aampmerfe for Sen nprife Scr %
Slanbe aItib fplfes MGno, iom mef
@l9be oil ORE 9iu % BLOB FOR Sp,
brelanbet."
st Tar Gage ienere iif ban Spa.
- iterft % umioSelbart:
Get bar / oe p~ibunoerlise Einie.
bage 1905 meo Haturen og Wenue,
Ifeiiuoet ltemt / famine @rrnbtonC
al SfisnbeosglGoe % SipSmoo. Ito
oper Sioroen peo SscarSbors "slef
ser Seilere / Sfareuis iorbi; DC,
piitet peo Stag; Der tonet Sabre
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-31
Oct ipuueue 2Idr.

1912 bar / oct itore % belle prrct
ct go6t Mar Der / DC 6orcncoc Stotcr.
Sore 5armere bar fooct oobe IpIin,
ger inortiogt Tor oIc &rooutter$
@cofommenoe, bcn inouItricac iii
ituno / &anoet bar prrct upaotIoge,
liz, CO SorretninqSIioct bnr piit I'll,
aenoe 9lftiDitet. Zen Spiatninq, al
2ono5palqcu2 ueboenoiQnis bar en-
boarIig HnofIpoeIie paa 2nolIItriCrnc
% bcoirter Staguotion i 6orrcts
niugsperoencn times life lGnqere al
paste pno 5orbOlbene. SaIialb er
Der intet, iom tpoer paa, Of uoger
iaa6m S~nbilpoelie bar giort fig
gjploeroe / Del iorlsbne aar, lise'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-31
Norsc / 1912.

Iorge bar / set iorlebne Iar Doe.
ret / SpgangeuS Gcgn. Sette gipl'
ser omltrCnt aQe Smraaocr al NG.
ring&lipct.
6iifcriernc bar Qipet rigt llobptte,
fight &c iom ponligt bar pGret aos
ifiuigt biuoret al llpeir.
2anomnnoen if - iprlig / Oct
ionbCnficloifc - ct uomerfet Iar.
ri sol blco Set Gn0og ouer itorc Gele
'oi 9onoct Iigeircm arononr. 6rlt9t-
aorct poo Teitlouoct blep boQ baar.
ligt, iom set forrciten altib plcicr at
blioc cftcr ct iIigt operorOcntligt
&ronanr, iom Sc bapbe flor. Wen
til @ien9iTl0 bar Srugtpriierne be-
ret oo6e.
Srrloitprticrne bar rcoparenoe
hoINt Jig bsie, o. Sfogoriitcn opcr
Gitlouoct bar oNioa iaar Qioct fort
llNbpttc. Gen tioligere Soothing"
/ Sfog fumes boQ MI at opre itiInet
al.
8 Sltouitricn bar set prrct meget
Iipligt. Nnc @cNriiter % @nIpg al
Sc Io~rificligIte Slags er lat igang.
0cttc giGloer life bare Storinou.
itri, men oqioa zen minbre Snou'
itri. Mcit 0iUIocr set maaife Ser
mctifinouitric1, iom bar organileret
ii9 Tor bcorC at fulne giore Jig gj9l'
ocnoc poa %crNcn3marfeoet.
Nl bcnnc HercIic paa ale Smraa'
Ser bar ogiaa mcofsrt gooe Sioer fcr
Nrbetbcrcrl, iom let bar fnnoet Be
ifiritigclie til bra 2snninger.
) politiif &euicenoe bar 1912 be
ret ct mcgct bcoU8et Iar | Norge.
Oct begpnote meb Winiiterfriler
Sebrrar, Oa Miniiteriet aonon
blcp itprtet Al Noire paa 8rltto al
Ell Scittalc, ioW Statsmlni1teren
fSonltar hoIot / 9onoeungoomslagel
/ ariitiania, % boori ban notalte in
pcrionlige Spmpati meb Den ratio'
naIc @cuT9clic. iom MaalrclsningeI
par ct llbtrpf Tor.
Gen 20oe 6ebruar uonGpnteS lac
9louoiugsntiuiitcriet 9ratlie, bpor
TO Weolcmmcr al aonopS Miniiteri
mn, SrgcnS % 9r9nne, blep ltaa
enae, % bpori IaalitrGperet Sllle
Dahl blcp optagct lom 8irfemiilllter
Sette iibitc gioroe belle ManepreI
mco Wiuiitcritiitet uforitaaelist -
cnbog ior Ssirc.
en- anoen Sius, icm siorOe De
me Iiniitcrims SiIpGrelie mege
torueiulb Dor BETS 8onces iicnspoll
tif.
Get raoifale anmoienite NtiniIte
rium bapoe tioIigere iaaet sleiineH
iert en- Sou ON Siemialosret ION
9ctiuaelie for aoncesiion paa Ito
npttcIic al 2au0ets Sosiefraft. Ne'
Scrue 9op isgtc 9ratlic baIppeiS a
flilbfaitc, ioet BON piloe bape Sooel
! opbGuct ior inoenlanbife S%elitaber:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-31

49, O'u'"9 ~ IDDeIue W 'ipIi w
BIZ taar De MI paagaaenoe Sor'
b%atlolln9er / Sonoon er tilenoe'
bragte, fon man enonll life 9isre Zig
rtpgefl be'temt Weninq on. a1m loo
incget peo nan, at gaIfanfrisen oil
'orooriage b~etpOeIige 9Gnoringer al
@uropafartet.
ariget melem Sprfiet og Stalien
ON Sripolis filminercoe Den 15oe
Sftcbcr | u~nberte0nclicn al en-
6~reSsprotofol. Sgiaa Oenne aon'
lift bar for Sprferne pGret ensbetp-
ocnoe meo Dbmpgelier ,og Cab al
Gnnbcmraabe.
s Ganmorf bar 2laret brugt
Sron'fiftc, ioet Song Srebcrif oeoe
I Sombura / Mai og eitcrinlgtes al
aronprinS Ghriitian Tom GancrneS
aorGe unber 1apnet Gbriitian X.
2iaeiom fine SorQirngcre bar
1912 bnpt fine ltpre l"lIgffer paa SID
oq 2anb. Cen Iteritc o. melt rp'
itcnbe al bisie bar @hite Star Sin-
lens me Sfib "5itanic"5 %ltnOergang
pna lin ierite Cur ppcr 9ltlanterha-
bet oen 15be gpril, ioct oet Itsote
MOB ct S5bierg. 81 Sc 2,2OS om-
borboprenbe blep flln 707 reooeoe.
@Ionot sc onrfomne bar Wiaionps
rem Sohn :. aitor, Sinoore Stronls,
Oelt bcficnbtc eneeIife Solirnoli't
@iaiom Z. Steab % andre fienote
Eerionligbcber.
ri notable SpbSioIO / NaretS Sob
fan nrpneS: Zen pclficnote ameri.
fanife Sieofficer, I01nirol Hoblep 3.
GpnnS, sc Iar; General S. y.
@cancr, ser bar IppuliiterneS Er9.
iibentfanoioat / 1892 70; Den tore
fronlfe @ciitlige, IbbcO Charles Sop-
ION, fien0t uloer Hapnet Ncre Spas
cintbe, So; ben amcrifnnIfe ariasoes
tcran % Eolariorifer Ionllral o..
70. Weluiae, y; General 6reoericf
:. 8rnnt, 60; MiiS Clara Burton,
Sitter al Sen anlerifnnife Heoe &crs
@copgcIie, 90; oen bcrennte amerl'
forlife Garifaturtegner Sooner e.
Davenport, 40; Ben nmrcritan'fe Jor-
fottcrinbe, Mrs. Wargorct San9lter,
a; Mpiatifcren Wilbur Mrigbt, 40;
Sen enqclife Sigtcr, Nnoreip Gang,
6S; SaponS Seller, M~lltiobito, GO;
Sen iranife &omponiit, Masienct,
20; @iniam 8ootb, glitter al og
gperitbefalenoe oper 6rclicsarneen,
So; General Irtbllr MucIrtbur, 81;
Sen tpife Siplomat Baron bon Bic
bcritein, 20; grsSenotor ". u. Fefs
Ter al &auias, 81; 6orbunoslenator
Scpbllrn al Sbabo, 60; ben engellfe
Non1onforiattcr Hohcrt Barr, 62;
&iccprGiiocnt Sbermnl1, 81; Heo.
9foturt Golpcr, beficnot unltariit
GreIt, 80; Erinsregent 2eopolo al
@oueru, Of.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-31

8eofommenbe, men onerfjenote Grin
cipet ON Sjemialosret operfor ITO
lG%noitgerne.
Otter en- opermaabe beftig Valg
fanip fom iaa Stortingspolgene
Sttober og Hopenlber % reilltereo'
/ ct fnuienoe 9eoerlag for Wiinilte'
riet 9ratIie og Ssire, ioet IenItr'
paa oct npe Storting pil msnitre e
Wanb, Ssire "a og Socialilterne %
5 ct Ear areoie mao Der Dog pae
8runb al ltregelmGs iigbeoer fore
gaa Smpalg.
Iette ltbfalo al Salgene bill at
ter meofsre Winiiterififte, aalnar'
Stortinget iamles / Sanllar.
Mi pi9tige 2ope, iom blep oeotageI
al Stortinget / oct forlsbne Nar
moo nGpnes 2open ON apinoers 30
oang iii aQe norife Gmbeber unota'
gen geiitlige, militRre % diplomatic
ife Stiainger iamt Statsraaosltil'
linger.
ri andre pigtige @egipenbeoer
iom MAJ noteres for Horges Teo'
fpmmenbe, er Hpolb Imllnbiens Sp'
ba9elie al Snopolen. Get bar oer
6te Warts, ban meo "Sram" Denote
tilbage iii Sobart Conn, Sasmani'
Ell, nteo 9eretningen ON BEN lpienot
@eorift, iom after Ell Sang bar Nor'
ges Napn uboper al &crben.
iii De itsrre gcgipenbeoer ma
oaioo regnes, at Sen norife Imeri.
foIinicS ieritc Camper "&riItiania'
fioro" / SsIt gift al Stabelen / eng
lano.
Stsrre lllpffer bar bort gamlf
Spbrelano pprct forifaanet for | Def
iorlsbne Iar.
Spbe / Narcts 9p6.
ri mere befienote norife WEn>
p9 Gpii,oer, ipm / set forlpbne s(ar
err qoact bort, 'fal fslgenoe nGpnes
Heftor Iarills Npgaarb, "A Iar,
9cpro6uciacns bersmte Spoagcr,
SperlGge Is. Irmaller Sunien, Ser,
gen, II Iar.
Sfucipiner Slaf Sansion, So
Iar.
&eboftsr 2orens Hpbs, Gois.
Sbp. Ssieiteretsasiesior Gbriito'
pber SanIteen, 1912 Ior.
Sireftsr Sobs. 6. Sua, SO Iar.
Erof. Sagbart Strsm, SO Iar.
Sbp. 2ogtingsprGiioent, Gems,
mcnb / &eficn s. 90. Sauig, 81 Iar,
8enerallsitnatrt Soban Sreorit
Sballlon, y Iar.
Eropit Wihael Soban Serberl,
1872 gar.
Sbn. Suititiarius Carl Sic - en-
@ror al Gigteren Sonus Sic - 80
Nar.
InttsifolcbeItprer g. Gpboabl.
Sbp. StatsminiIter gmil Stang.
rs Iar.
Stortingsmano 2ensmm1b q
8crbarbien, Ga gar.
Stortin9smano 8obseier s. 6. 9,
@ronbt, Ga Iar.
6bp. Stortingsmanb, @aarobru'
ger 2ars 8arberg, Srfebalen.
SogncprGit s. Sanien, 6S s(ar.
Sbp. Tropit @lom / Garool, 69
9(nr.
a%ommanosr Glalts Geterien, SO
9lor.
@rug$cicr Gbriition snfer, Sr.'
baIb, y Mar.
Hig5arfiuar Gbbe Sert5bcrg, 81
Nar.
Woleren HilS Sanitecn, 81 Iar
5bp. Soateprpit Sigpalo Sfap
Ian 73 Nlor.
Ghef Tor Spbn1cliespolitiet / Sri
itionio Spc WoSiiu, 60 gar.
Sru Siffu MeQcr, IS War.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-31

Set bar Plumbers Saf og Silien
III George Stang bin Iptaorsnat,
mems 5onfen iom en- itormilaot sis.
filgl legte mo moo Sscarsbora.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-31

IyrFFrr - ,ruosr CLASS sLrrTE JuSr l5rH 1905 A. rEr Post
or,rcr A. DroorAH. Iowa, usprE TT AT % CoSeEEsS OF
EIrcE 3. 1897.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-14
FAST TRAIN LEAPS
TRACK INTO RIVER
Lsss Iiss ~ p.ssssosrs msks W -
injsrsSLNs o. Wss kins1 /
~ AccI&nnG

HYDE PARK. y. r MarrA rx-n>
second section 81 the Tvents<sA C>n,
tury Limited On the New York ON.
trail hound for New York. wss WRECKED
here n , O'Clock this morning and four
passenger coaches were thrown into
the river and partially subOerxed.
The list Of injured follows:
August kochs. Chicago: slIghtiy
bruised
Ben woolf. Chicago: bruised.
l. 9. 'ottenheime. Toledo; knee
bruised.
Fred b. wheeler. Chicago: shoulder
~dislocated. .
Mrs. McMicken. Auburn. Cincinnati:
broken ribs.
Thomas c. willard. Cleveland: in.
ternal injuries.
c, C. R~eddington. Chicago: bruised
J. n. Strong. New York; head bruis-
ed and hands ut.
f. J. Keefer. Elizabeth, n. J.:
bruised.
!. New. Chicago: head cut.
William Lewis. Greeley. n. Y: frac'
tured elbow.
Mrs. A. b. White. New York: frae-
tured arm.
Patrick w. Sweeney. Brooklyn: cut
by glass.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-14
HAN LEY HEIRS
Compromise With Ward Of Late
Financier: She Gets Over a
Million Dollars.

NEW YORK, March ia state
ment attributed 10 John Il. Stancn-
field. attorney for the heirs OF the
late Edwin Hawley printed here to-day
says that a settlement has been made
by the heirs upon Miss Margaret Cam
o the late financier's ward, by
which she will receive an annual in
come OF $4,000 from the estate, be-
sides retaining the Hawley House on
East Goth street. and the country place
at Babylon. l.. |. The properties are
valued together at 81. 1000. 900. The
settlement. according TO Mr.. Stancn-
field. was made by a friendly arrange
ment involving all concerned.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-14

LONDON. March 13.-Tiring OF
country life and lured back to the
city by the glare or the footlights. is
the reason given by many OF the leav-
Ing of her millionaire husband, Ian
Buiioush. by Lily Elsie. a bride Of
three weeks, and who before her mar
rage was know as "England's Musical
Comedy Queen" Young Bullough,
VINO Is a millionaire Scotchman, owns
a magnificent country home in Ire
land. and after the marriage the
young couple left for the estate TO
lead an ideal country honeymoon. II
Is said, however. that the bride soon
tired OF country life. TO which her hus.
band Is devoted. and that she will
again return to the stage. Friends OF
the couple insist that the BulIoughs
are no ~estranged and that the young
millionaire has consented to his wife
returning to the stage.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-14
SEPARATE TRAILS
Fifty-Fou Labor Leaders implicated
In Dynamite Conspiracy
Make Demand.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, March Ia
Counsel for the defendants In the gov.
ernment's prosecution of fifty-four
present and former labor union OIL
Gals charged with illegal transportat.
ion OF explosives. filed a motion for
separate trials before Judge A. s. An
derson in the federal court today.
F~orty-six OF the defendants were ID
court.
Judge Anderson yesterday sustained
a motion Of District Attorney Charles
W. Miller to consolidate the trials, but
today as said he nearly had concluded
to reverse his opinion and order indi-
vidual trials. He called for discussion
from attorneys for the defense and the
government.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-14
ROOSEVELT CLUB
FORMED IN OHIO CITY

Special Dispatch to the Intelligence.
EAST LIVERPOOL. o., March 10.
With about twenty-iveNmembers. a
Roosevelt club was organized here
tonight. G.. Y. Travis. president OF
n q. n p. league. WIS elected
president. = Joseph Ness. OF Younes-
town. made an address. A spirited
campaign will be prosecuted.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-14
ffSS DELEGATES
- ossanas - n..n.ns o..s0-
60 -

H>~ssi n-p-srh % tn i.t<Iiis~.e~r.
CHARLESTON. ". Va Marhr Ia
The D~nccrafic state ~ccnx<nroa 10 -
h~sd The cezfn< rsnnsr viii ~ com
rcs>d 20 LIS d~lexatss 90 enc for ~.rl
lee votes 81 n.,orfty fr.cucn thereof
e.sf for B>sneu An issa B<nn<tt re-
e<iv~d ffs.sss vot~s
ksnawha county wtii have the largest
number az Delegates. 20. ard rsd on
more vote been cast IN Ohio county A.
would have been entitled TO 20 votes IN
place OF HE IS allotted a.. HancocH viii
have /. votes. Brooke n. MARSHALL 70.
wets>l 40. Tyler IL Five hundred ana
ninety-ffve votes viii be necessary for
= choice. The call for the state ccnven-
tion will be made In the NEXT few DAYS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-14
WOMAN GIVEN YEAR
FOR cRiPPlING CHILD

EBENSBURG. Pa, March 10
Edith Ford. aged 80. vas sentenced TO
the Cambria county Jail for n year.
charged with INJECTING wounds that
have crippled and disrgured a child.
aged a few months. by using a heated
poker.
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Murder Trial Started.

Special Dispatch 10 the InteIigencer.
FAIRMONT. w. Va. March Ia
The trial OF Tom Stat. charged with
the murder Of Jim Petroskey at Farm
ington last fall. was taken up in the
court. Stat II defended by Senator
". s. Meredith. while Prosecuting
Attorney Moris Is representing IN
rat
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POINTED

Too many people mistake gall for
genius.
Talk 10 yourself II you want to
ap~preciative audience.
Many a bride Is self-possessed ever
when given away.
And most OF our troubles are mag
nified at short range.
An oldstoper is satisfied IL he can
keep his head above water.
A pretty girl never approves of men
who firt with other girls.
Some OF the charity that begins at
home isn't up to the standard.
There are two things calculated TO
make a mans head swim-a merry
go-round and a merry widow.
Most women are economical as long
as you can keep them out OF dry good
stores.
To a girl Of sweet 10 a love letter
looks like the advance agent OF a
wedding feast
Unless a man IL personally inter.
eeted ina thing his enthusiasm o
drops 20 zero.
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THREE DEAD, FIVE MISSING
IN NEW MEXICO WRECt

: ALBUQUERQUE. y. NJ, March Is.
Three are dead. five missing End a
score or more injured as a result Of
a rear-end collision this afternoon be-
tween a westbound extra freight and
a o train on the Santa Fe coast
lines at McCartys. n. NJ, 60 miles
west of here.
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CHICAGO. March ia-whiie Judge
Carpentry dentd motion after motion of
the packtrs in their trial to-day. the ten
defendants and their counsel held an
all-day TO conference TO determine the
plan of defense over which IL Is said
there Is considerable difference OF op.n-
Ion. IL was said hat n tentative UNDER
standing hat the packers themselves
shall not take the stand. was the only
agreement reached.
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suFFRAcETTEs MUST DO
LONG TERMS IN PRISON

LONDON, March 13.-Ten OF the
suffragettes who were committed for
trial by the police magistrate at the
Bow STREET court on March 2 on a
the woman suffrage demonstration on
March !. were sentenced today at the
London sessions to terms ranging
from -four to six months in prison.
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SON ACCUSED OF
KILLING HIS FATHER

EBENSBURG. Pa. March ia
Bernard Parrish. aged SO. a wealthy
farmer. Ia found dead in his barn
near here today. having been shot sew
eral times in h head. John. his IL
year old son. has been locked up
awaiting action for the coroner.
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Gets Three Years.

CLARKSBURG. w. Va. March 10.
In the Criminal Court. Clete G. Hef-
lin has pleaded guilty of horse-real-
ing and Judge Maxwell has sentenced
him TO serve three years at Mounds
Vile.
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ENGLISH COAL STRIKE
CONFERENCE POSTPONED

LONDON. March l3.-The joint
conference OF the delegates OF the mi.
ners and the mine owners sat for four
hours this afternoon at the foreign
ofice, under the presidency OF Pre-.
mier Asquith. without reaching any
definite conclusion. They tten ad
Journed until tomorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-14
TWO Ro1an1s PLEAD
GUILTY IN COURT

Special Dispatch to the InteIIiFencer.
FAIRMoST. w. Va. March ls.-Tohn
wallace. plead guAty IN circuit court
mere to-day. 10 forgery and was sen
fenced to two years in the M~oundsvfle
penltentiary. 4 J. Shaver, who at
tempted TO force a pa check on the II.
a o.. also plead ugilty. and received a
similar sentence.
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rsArH TUB Case TO
GO TO JURY TODAY

DETROIT. Mich. March 1s.-Arsu-
ments 90 the jury in the trial OF the So
called bath tub trust" charged with
criminal conspiracy to restrain trade.
were completed to-day. Federal Judge
Alex +. Angel in eSpsrted TO read his
charge TO the jury at the opening ses-
sion tomorrow.