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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-29
Physicians Delighted BY What
New Tonic, Tona Vita,
Has Done.

Tired out. rundown half sick PEG
pie are not 30 numerous a. they were
a year ago. ~Tona Vita the great
modern tonic has proved as success
full In the United States as In Europe
and many thousands Of Americans
have been built up and restored 10
health by this medicine.
The physicians who introduced
"Tona Vita In this country are en-
thusiastic over the remarkable sue
cess OF the medicine. and those who
have been restored to health are also
glad to tell what their experience has
been. Mrs. Smith. OF Rochester. N,
Y. a trained nurse for sixteen years
and a graduate OF Bellevue Hospital,
New York City, says.
II have had no opportunity to take
sufficient rest and during the past
year this has told on me. Ny nerves
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-29

ing detained at his home for several
days past on o Of the illness OF
his young son
DR.. Charles II. Robinson. pastor OF
the First United Presbyterian church,
Is spending a few weeks in Atlantic
City for the benefit of his health.
Mrs. Nancy Woodruff. OF Calls, re-
turned last evening after a short visit
with friends in Patterson.
Frank B. Trotter. OF Morgantown,
spent Sunday in this city calling on
friends.
Miss Esther Smith. who is attending
the West Liberty Normal, spent the
week end at her home near Elm
Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Flesher. Of Gas
saway. W. Va, spent Saturday II this
city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-29
Country Club Opens.

The Informal opening Of the Wheel
ing Country club was held Saturday
and many members took advantage OF
the pleasant weather to spend the day
at that popular resort A number of
improvements have been made about
the place this season, and Louis Dim
men has again been selected manager
of the club. A number of social af-
fairs are being planned for the season,
and arrangements are being made for
the formal opening OF the club which
will be held May 80.
An Informal affair was held at the
club house Saturday evening by men,
bers OF the Phi Kappi Pi fraternity of
Wooster University, Wooster, o.
Classes from 1876 TO 1881 we're re-
presented. Those present we're: C.. F.
Stiles. Toledo. o.; Norman c. Ran,
. Canton; Edward KILLER, Newark; Ed
ward s. Grant, Za~nesville; A. S. Rod
gers. Springfield; John Z. West. Bel.
lefontaine; Ben s. Allison. DR.. Reed
NJ. Baird, ID. Cartern List. Alexander
Mitchell. Frank Stanton, II. NJ. Kim
berland, c. w. Franzheim. Henry Sti-
fel. all OF Wheeling, and John L. Por.
ter, OF Pittsburgh.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-29

Police court wfu uEeiy Do another
h'ank tHIa rvrninF for up u-UI H. efa
nnur laaf evening there - --en 20
arrests made
Rev p p EutEky. pastor ~ tHe 81
Mfffnep'a German Lutheran church
conducted services 40 fhe prison chapel
at Mnunfaviie yesterday m0rnIna
Albert Sanders Ir confined 90 bic
home on water street win e. eeri0ua ul-
ness
Many men ~ tHe FIrsf M b. church
VIII take part in the sunday school
parade t1 he held In wheeling on Mav f
Many local people were boo ur for
contributions f0r che ~ vs. g. a Boo
wheeling f1af SATURDAY nftsru1ar
Several department. of fh- Riverside
department nf fhr National Tube u1rte
rr.a.rr1 fHeIr frrufHr rrmI.munfrf.
.pay on Saturday at noon.
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Leap Year Dance.

Several invitations have been issued
for a leap year party which will be
held Wednesday evening, May s.. at
the Columbia club under the auspices
OF the n. P. A. club. The affair will
last from 8 until l O'Clock. and ar
rangements are in charge OF the fol-
lowing committees: Misses Lucille
Donnie. Marie Seifert and Margaret
Donahie.
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Will Entertain.

teenth street and Purdy avenue. Miss
Kate Schwob. teacher in the Mounds
VILE high school. will entertain the
members OF the German class of the
high school this evening. the AFFAIR
being in the nature of a German party.
The AFFAIR has been prettily arranged
and promises TO be elaborate.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-29
Approachlnq Marriaae.

Cards have been issued announcing
the m~arriagesof MSS Jennie Grace
Boyd to Mr.. Lester G. Hull. of Mar
tins Ferry. The marriage Will occur
on May 10 al the home of the brides
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. p. F. Boyd. OF
S~hadyside. Both young people are
well known and have a host of
friends.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-29

Loretta Hanshumaker. Regina Arkle.
Genevieve Kemp. Agnes Braddock.
Annie Monahan. Wayne La Flam.
Marie Killeen and Mesdames Charles
Metzgar. Henry Beuter. Charles vene-
man. William Bartollas. Robert Ross.
John Flanagan, Mary Robb. Kate Hop
kins. Mrs. Bethel, Mrs. Alderman and
Mrs. Weidner.
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Quiet Wedding.

With Rev. Father Roosman oficiat-
ing. the wedding of Miss Bertha Nei-
haus. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
J. Neihaus. OF the North End. and Mr..
William f. Davis took place Saturday
morning at $50 o'clock. The young
couple left Immediately after the cere-
mony on a weeks wedding tour. and
upon their return will make their
home on Thirty-ninth street.
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owing 90 me fact that business r.
rushing the moving % the charles schad
grocery a. the corner ~ Sixth and Main
streets 20 make vi Tor the new pro-
posed bank building viii be- done to-
niFht or Tuesday evening The building
ts off IS foundation and ready 90 move
directly across the street on the vacant
lot
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-29
Social 0ub 20 panos.

The White Lilly Social Club. Uniform
Rank. knights OF Pythias. Will hold
their last dance OF the season on Thurs
day evening az the Armory hall on Main
street May Invitations have been
issued for the affair and n large crowd
a. expected 20 attend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-29

The fancy bazaar and social Eiven on
Saturday evening by tho Luther League
If tne r. MHftneu p German Lutheran
church st the city building vas q COM
pIefe success a neat sum was realized
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Elected Officers.

At a general meeting OF the Wo-
mems club OF Wheeling. held Saturday
afternoon In the Board OF Trade
rooms, officers were elected for the
ensuing year as follows: President,
Mrs. Julian Hearne; first vice presi-
dent, Mrs. George o. Maggie: second
vice president. Mrs. Frank Du Pont
thompson; recording secretary, Miss
Carrie Zane; corresponding secretary,
Mrs, w. II. Smith; treasurer. Mrs. Roy
b. Naylor; auditor. DIR. Harriet b.
Jones. Other routine bussines mat
tiers were transacted.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-29

Evening star lodEe No 2s Uniform
Rank. Knights ~ Pythias gill hold their
Hemi-monthly meefing this evening a.
their lodge rooms ln TIE Barlow build
Ing on Main street An application for
alton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-29
BEN MOOD
Held oosn Air Nssting-othsr Views and
Notes OF the Nnn
Town.

Rev. :. y. Hart. pastor OF the First ".
r. church. Of his city. together with
several OF the billy" sunday trailer-.
held an open air meeting yesterday ar
t%ernoon at Boggs Run. north OF the
school house.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-29

The newly organized Christian Asso-
citation % the FIRST II p church. 81 this
CITY. arc making arrangements TO give
a play In the basement o. the church on
Thursday evening May 9th.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-29
Sweeney to Entertain.

Thomas B. Sweeney. manager OF
the local branch OF the Equitable
Life Insurance company. will enter
tain a number OF his friends at the
for Chicago. where she will enter the
honor of the twenty-ffth anniversary
OF his connection with the company.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-29
EspanIta nance

The Espanita club will give their
regular Monday night dance al Wheel
ing park. April 2Sth. Nothing will in
terfere with a large crowd being pres
ent, al the warm evening" are iust
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PLANNING TO END Y. w. c. 4
CAMPAIGN THIS EVENING.
u $4,000 10 Raised. Bonds for Remain.
ing Amount win Likely
BE Issued.

II is likely that the campaign for a
new building for the Young women's
Christian Association will be brought
to a close this evening. after a deter
mined effort by all OF the workers TO
raise the amount to $4,000. Il is un-
derstood that many OF the ladies' are
favorable to stopping at this mark.
but the men take another view of the
situation. being OF the opinion that IL
would be better to issue bonds for
$4,000. the amount needed to COM
plete the s125.000 necessary to pur-
chase the lot and erect the kind Of a
building believed to be necessary for
the associations work. II is said that
there would, be little difficulty in dis
posing Of the bonds.
AS a result OF the meeting OF the
ministers on Saturday afternoon, the
raising of the remaining sum was
strongly urged from nearly all OF the
Wheeling pulpits yesterday.
To-day Is the last day OF the cam
palgn. and at noon the usual luncheon
and meeting will be held. when the
work of the morning will be carefully
gone over At the 6 O'Clock dinner in
the evening II will be definitely decid-
ed as to the further steps to be taken.
this TO be done in cooperation with
the board of directors OF the Y. w.
c. A.
Must Turn In Pledges.
II is urged hat all persons having
pledges turn them in at the earliest
possible time. This can be done by
either calling at the campaign head
quarters or calling telephone No.
125000 before s O'Clock this evening.
In the churches yesterday a number
of Sunday schools made pledges, and
these will materially increase the fund
when the reports are turned in this
evening.
The reports of Saturday were as fol-
lows:
April %.
Business Mems Committee. s64.T5
women's Committee ......... 2.sOs.53
Business Women's Committeee. 695.OO
Grand total ................ssO.7O3.os
The teams Of the Business Mems Com
mittee reported as follows:
Team No. Harold $. Bloch..S 1918
Team No. ALBERT L. Meyer. 1900
Team No. -ThOs d. Prosser... 1900
Team No. 4-Pliny o. Clark 400
Team No. S-Millard F. Giesey-. 10000
Team No. 6-Robert NJ. Browne. 1880
Team No. Andrew Hare $3.50
Team No s-W. n. Kiieves. 41.OO
lotal .........S $3.50
The companies OF the women's Com
mittee reported as follows:
Co. AIRS. Jesse A. Bloch Il 10000
Co. B-Mrs. Fred p. Faris.... 1.S60.60
Co. Miss Jessie McCollagh.. $4,000
Co. D-Mrs. Thomas b. Moore. i27.Ou
60. Mrs Julian G.. Hearne.. 6OO.53
Co. Miss Eleanor Hugus... 1850
Co G-Mrs. W. J.. w. Cowden.. l52.IO
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right for outdoor amusements. Meis-
ter's full orchestra will furnish the
music and every one will have a good
time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-29

The srt evhIbif Eitsn iaft wert af tho
Firs' weird school vii Dol duplicated on
Friday afternoon and evening Orb me
Central hufflnE fn ne Second ward
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-29
Cake Sale.

Arrangements are being made by
the ladies OF the Second United Pres
byterian church. for holding a cake
sale in the George r. Taylor com
pany's store. Saturday. May 4, begin
ming at 9 O'Clock.
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srAHDMo or coxuAmEs.
womsn,s COMMITTEES.

April ~.
Below Is the relative standing OF the
companies, divisions and teams 50 far
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Music will be furnished by Prof.
Thos. Fennell.
At 1000 y. m. the children will all
mach to the dining hall. where re-
Treatments viii be served, and Arion
members will not be allowed on the
Dancing floor until that time.
following ladies are in charge OF
the affair: Mesdames Geo. Schramm.
Harry Schmeichael. Fred c. Schmeich-
ell, J.. w. Pickett, Henry c. Kalbitzer.
Henry Weimer. Jos. Kurtz, r. C..
Linsley. Geo. Vieweg, VIM. Some,
and Frank Thurm.
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WILL STRIVE @
2 900 MARK.

Co H-Mr. Bate. NeLaln
The Parker post., 1912-04-06
SOCIALISTS LOSE.

DIR. G. A. Badinger non-partisan
candidate for mayor of Milwaukee,
Wis, Tuesday defeated Emil Seidel
the socialist incumbent, by vote OF
42,117 to 30,2O0 Of SO aldermen
elected, 26 are nOn-partisan and
seven socialists With four socialists
hold-over aldermen, the new council
will be composed of 26 non-partisans
and eleven socialists.
Milwaukee voters not only swept
from office the city'S widely known
socialists administration but installed
a non-partisan mayor and board OF
aldermen, a county board of super
visors, and probably eliminated every
national political party from partici-
patton in future municipal elections
in Wisconsin. For, as a result of the
non-partiSan victory, in the city, the
state legislature, at a special session
soon to be convened, is expected ito
pass a distinctly non-partiSan city
election statute.
The Parker post., 1912-04-06

of way and easements of such canals,
reservoirs, dams and irrigation works,
and said rights of way and easements
shall embrace the entire width of the
canal, the entire site of the reser-
vOir or other works, and such addi-
tional width or area as may be re-
quired for its proper operation and
maintenance, as specified in the con-
tracts provided for in this act And
the said provisions for easements and
right of way for irrigation works
shall also extend to dams, canals ,and
other structures and water works
constructed for and conn 3ctcd with
the acquisition and control of water
powers to be used directly or in
directly for the purpose of said irri-
CATION works. Right of way is also
hereby granted over and across such
tracts of land as may be provided
with irrigation under the provisions
hereof and to promote the opening
and development of said lands for
the purpose of building railroads for
the transportation of passengers and
freight, provided that the companv
proposing to build such railroads shall
first file it's survey designating its
line with reference to the Govern
lnent subdivisions of said lands with
the Board of Land Commissioners
Cor with the Secretary of the Interior
of the United States), subject to the
approval of said department before
any such right of way shall attach,
provided also that the said right c
way shall not attach until a bond
shall be given in such sum as shall
be fixed by said department condition
ed upon the building and completion
of said railroad within time to be
limited by said department by and
in behalf of such persons or corpora
ton, with sureties to be approved by
The Parker post., 1912-04-06
GOVERNMENT LEVEE FINISHED

Col J. "A. Ockerson states that the
work on the Volcano Lake levee, d
part of the extensive levee Syste N
planned by the United States govern
ment for protection of Imperial and
Coachella valleys, has been finished.
This work was done on the line of q
levee built by the Southern Pacific
railroad company acting in the name
of the California Development com
pany several years ago. The old
levee which is eight miles long, ha@
been raised four feet and widened
TWO feet on the top by the govern
mem. work, the yardage added being
$50 900.
That the levee is a needed one was
demonstrated when freshet came
down the Gila and Colorado rivers q
few weeks ago. The water reached
the embankment in three places and
where it crosses the bed of New
river was ten feet deep. Had there
been nothing to bar its flow a large
volume would have gone down New
river into the Salton Sea.-Yuma Sum-
The Parker post., 1912-04-06
STATE NEWS.

The Arizona State Bulletin issued
monthly from the office of the board
OF trade by the Arizona Development
board. deals with the important deve
opments throughout the state during
the month of March. The several
items are succinctly told i'm the fol
lowing crisp paragraphs.
State banks in Arizona (39) show
total resources February 20, 1912, of
$l7.7 6,280.25 as against $14, 1872, $50,
81 FOR January, 1911. National banks
(13) show a total of 1886, ,S72O3 a.
against $9,739. .29377 a year ago. Total
for all banks in Arizona is $28,372.
1926. Increases, ,S99, ,307.62
Efforts are being made to secure
government reclamation project to
irrigate several thousand acres in
Santa Cruz valley.
East and west auto road across
Arizona is planned through northern
counties. Road will traverse very in
teresiing section.
Work on U. S. reclamation project
at Yuma now making great progress.
Completion of syphon looked for at
very ear y date.
Governor Of Arizona has appointed
comm ssioners for Arizona fair. Plans
fO,. hi.s owe nj i'm NoUonbor ,,ouy ,,rdor
way.
Af,zona live stock industry contin-
ues TO grow in importance. Cochise
comfy recently organized stock grow
The Parker post., 1912-04-06

said department, provided also that
all rights of way granted hereunder
shall not exceed two hundred (200)
feet in width, except as otherwise pro.
vided by said department where sta
tions or terminals are located.
Board May Employ Clerks and Make
Rules.
Section 16. The board may en-
ploy clerks and such other assistants
as may be necessary, and prescribe
their duties, and shall have power to
make such rules for the conduct of
the business of the board as shall be
found necessary and proper and not
inconsistent with tine laws of this
state, the acts of congress, or the
regulations of the department of the
interior of the United States.
Contractors to Make Annual Reports.
Section II. The board shall re-
quire annual reports from each con-
tractor, giving such details respecting
the fulfillment of the contract as
the board may require
The Parker post., 1912-04-06
YUMA MAN KILLED.

YUMA, April 3.-The body of NJ.
G.. Neal, formerly foreman ON the Col
orado levee work was found near the
levee on the Mexican side by work
men today. Neal has been missing
since February. While deputy sher-
if of Yuma county last December he
killed a Mexican who was resisting
arrest Friends of the Mexican at
the time threatened vengeance. Th2
body had innumerable knife wounds
and the head had been crushed.
The Parker post., 1912-04-06

ers' association for further protection
of interests.
Plans for irrigation of large tract
Of land in Yavapai county have been
adv amced Clear title to land now Sc
cured.
F.. faso & Southwestern will build
splendid depot to cost $4,000 in Doug
las. the sInelter city
Good roads movement in Arizona
has received still further encourage
ment. All counties organized and
cooperating for uniform highway sys-
tenn
Conference of school superinten-
dents and principals was held at
University of Arizona, Tucson, April
20. Arizona's educational mstitu-
tions are splendidly established.
Growing Importance of Arizona 8
financial standing is evidenced in
fornla ton of $1,0O0,0OO banking insti-
tuition in Phoenix. the capital city.
Newspaper men in Arizona have or
ganized state press association. Ari-
zona we'll equipped with modern
newspapers and publications.
Registration of students al the uni
vtrsIty of Arizona still increasing.
Figures this year are so per cent
more than the figures a year ago.
First legislature state of Arizona
convened March 18th. Laws relating
to disposition of state and other lands
will shorlly be enacted and put into
effect
State highway Yuma TO Phoenix.
traversing fertile Buckeye valley, il;
being improved and route made mole
direct
Geological survey has just issued
Typographical mining maps of Ray
and vicinity, Pinal county. This
again calls attention to AriZona's lead
in mining matters.
Cooperation of business men all
over Arizona is being encouraged by
trade trips throughout various parts
of new state Plans for many jour
neys now in hand
Following recent successes in Cali
fornia Phoenix athletes will visit
Stockholm to take part in the O.ym-
pic games.
The Parker post., 1912-04-06

all lands acquired under the provis-
ions Of his chapter shall attach to
and became appurtenant to the land
as soon as title passes from the Uni
ted States to the state. Any person
or corporation furnishing water for
any tract of land so acquired shall
be entitled to receive directly, when
due, under said water contracts, all
payments upon the same, and shall
have a first and prior lien on said
water rights, the said lien to be In
all respects prior to any or all other
liens. created or attempted to be
created by the owner and possessor
Of said land, and shall remain in
force and effect until the last deferr-
ed payment for the water rights is
fully Eaid and settled according to
the terms of the contract under which
said water rights We're acquired The
contract for the water rights upon
which the aforesaid lien is founded
shall be recorded in the office of the
county recorder of the county where
said land is situated. Upon default
of any deferred payments secured by
any lien under the provisions of this
chapter, the person or corporation
holding or owning said lien may fore
close the same according to the
terms and conditions of the contract
granting and selling to the settler
the water rights, and such fOreclOS-
ures shall be i'm the manner that mort
cages are fOreclosed in this state;
provided, that such settler or settlers
shall have the right within one
year from the date of foreclosure as
provided in this section, to redeem
such land and water rights, by pay
ment of the sum of such deferred
payment or payments with interest
moi to exceed twelve per cent per
annum. with accrued interest
Lien on Land for Cost Of RecIama-
tion
Section ID. Under the provisions
and subject to the conditions of the
act of Congress entitled can act MAX
ing appropriations for sundry civil
expenses of the government for the
fiscal year ending June 80, 1897 and
other purposes" approved June IL,
1896, and under a section of THE sub
title of said act, surveying the pub
lie lands a lien is hereby created
in favor of the contractor on and
against the separate legal sub
divisions of land reclaimed for the
actual cost and necessary expenses
of reclamation and reasonable inter-
est thereon from the date of reclaim
alton until disposed of to actual set
tiers.
Maps of Canals and Other Irrigation
Works.
Section 15. The maps of the land
selected under the provisions of this
act, in the office of the board shall
show the location of the canals, res
ervoirs, dams, pumping ard power
plants, or other irrigation works, ap-
proved in the contract with the board
and certified copies of said maps
shall be filed and recorded in each
of the counties into which such irri
cation works or the lands to be re-
claimed thereby shall extend; and all
lands filed upon by settlers in con-
nection with any such reclamation
project shall be subject to the rights
The Parker post., 1912-04-06
AGITATORS EXPELLED.

SAN DIEGO, Cal, April 4-Local
property holders here have determin-
ed to keep all militant Industrial
Workers of the World out of the cit
They expelled thirty last night an
announced that more are to go to-
day. The stand taken results from
an effort to stop labor agitation Men
armed and carrying blankets, guarded
the city boundaries last night to pre-
vent reinforcements to the Industrial
Workers entering the city.