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Arizona republican., 1912-06-16
WORLD QUEST
 FOR A GROVE
Belgian Investor, Jose Van Mosservelde, After See ing Earth Decides on Valley as Best for Or ange Culture

As regards comparative values ir orange lands, the Salt river valley now has reason to pat itself on the back over the acquisition of a new grower of the delicious fruit.
 Last September. Monsieur Jose Van Mosservelde. a Belgian investor. visit ed Phoenix in part of his wanderings over the globe in search of a suit able place to take up fruit raising While here he saw all the best groves and made deep study of the conditions surrounding the culture of citrus fruits in Arizona. He was strongly impressed with the pOssibli- ties of Salt rive valley soil; so much so that his subsequent inspection of California and the orange lands of South Africa did not change a half formed decision to locate here.
 Mr. Van MosserveIde is an eXper- fenced traveller in strange parts of the world, but his observation has never been brought to a proposition that compared with that offered near Phoenix. Under the guidance of S. w Stewart. he went all over the val ley looking at orchards, and finally on the occasion of his last visit he made his selection. The property is that formerly known as the Trotter grove but better known as the Clay son grove It is located on the Me Dowell road just this side of the Ari-
Arizona republican., 1912-06-16
NO CHANGE TO TALK.

Douglas Fairbanks, out in Chicago, went into a barber shop the other day to get a shine He found three negro bOotblacks there. As one of them rubbed Fairbanks shoes the subject of women came up.
 "Ah tell yo'." said the negro who was working on the "Officer 666' actors shoes, "woman's is I peculiar thing. To gotta know just how to handle huh or yo' goin' to git the worst uf it. Lots of times she'll git mad at yo' and then yO' gotta talk to huh. Talk to huh-that's the way to mastah huh. She won't stand fo' no beatin or nothin' lak that. Talk to huh. That's the way Ah handle ma wife
 Another negro working next to him, looked up. "Whah did yo' git that black eye yo' got, Rufe?' he asked
 Well ma wife done it but"
 ''Why didn't yo' talk to huh?"
 How could Ah?" came from the first "She had me by the throat wifi ma wind shet off"--New York Tele graph,
Arizona republican., 1912-06-16
Stomach and Liver Trouble.

stomach and Liver rouble.
 Mrs. NJ P. Curry, P. o. Box 615, Petersburg. H., writes:
 T have been troubled with internal catarrh since my girlhood, and was sick in bed for three months. I had pains all through me. When I was able to get up I was so weak and thin that I could hardly walk. What 1 ate disagreed with me. l had stomach and liver trouble, and my feet and limbs were swollen so l could scarcely drag around
 II took Peruna and it has done wonders for me. My cure was a surprise to my friends. for they never expected to see me well again. just took two bottles of Peruna after factoring for five months and grow ing worse all the time"
Arizona republican., 1912-06-16
PROMINENT SCHOOL
 TEACHER
Relieved of a Severe Case Of Nervousness by Pe-ru-na.

Mrs. R. c. Moore, 106 $ h a r Q r s t r e e t, $ an A n = tonic, Tex as, who has been prom inent as a S c h o o ] te a c h e r, writes:
 It gives me pleasure to testify to the merits of Peruna.
 T suffer c q l I 0 III general de- bility, nerv- OuS prOStra = tion and a s e V e r c cough. Pe- runa cured
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-29
WOMEN'S CLUB
VIII Hold Conference with Roosevelt
This Afternoon Regarding Third
Parry.

OYSTER RAY. y. Y. june 2s-wil-
lam II Hotchkiss. who was New York
Governor Hughes, Is expected at Saga
more HilI soon TO consult with Colonel
Hooseve tlhaout the organization ~ the
new party movement In New York state.
I.uring the Republican National conven-
ton Mr.. Hotchkiss was In Chicago
sounding the sentiment 81 delegates In
regard to the nomination OF Justice
Hughes ~ e. compromise candidate.
colonel Roosevelt kept closely In touch
today with the news from Baltimore
anI said that the situation there was
shaping 'tself IN n way which he be
lIeycd would be q advantage 20 the new
party. lie expressed the opinion that
The course OF eyrnts In Baltimore mad
demonstrated the strong influence OF
tho men whom William T. Bryan desig-
mated az tie representative OF Wall
street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-29
WOMEN'S CLUB
Yesterday Devoted 20 SIGHTSEEING
Ohio Women Elected Officers OF
Pioneer WorksrsL

SAN FRANCISCO. June 2s.-The Cen
eral Federation of Women's clubs, which
began its convention in this city last
Tuesday. has declared a recess and de-
voted to-day to pleasure.
The contest for the presidency IN be-
coming spirited. More than 20 state
delegations held caucuses yesterday and
selected their members OF the nOminat-
ing committee. The names OF these VIII
not be announced by President Moote
until Saturday.
The friends OF Mrs. Philip Carpenter
and Mrs. Percy V. Pennybacker. the for
mer OF New York and the latter OF
Texas. the two leading and possibly the
only candidates for the office OF Presi-
dent. are trying 10 get n line on the
member OF the nominating committee
To ascertain just what their voting
strength will be.
The Pioneer Workers OF the general
federation has elected officers as fol-
lows:
Mrs. william Todd Holmuth. New
York. pre- 4ident Cre-elected) Mrs Joseph
p. Mumford. Philadelphia. first vice.
president. Mrs. p l.. Buchwalter. ono.
second vice-president: Mrs. Robert II.
Niles. chicago. recording secretary;
Mrs. =. T. Denison. New York. cores
ponding secretary: Mrs. c. y. Barnes.
Kentucky. treasurer; Mrs. G.. A Avery.
Kentucky. auditor. Mrs. Henry W. Greed.
Massachusetts historian: Mrs. Joh r.
Childs. New York: Mrs. Lucia Blount.
Washington. u. c. Mrs. Annie Laws.
ono. committee on membership.
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AND
CORPORATION INSURANCE

When n partner OF a business
hrm dies. the remaining partners
make haste TO inform the public that
his death will in no way affect the
standing OF the house or the
success OF the business. The public
may or may net feel treasured by the
announcement. but no possible doubt
remain II she information corlc
be given out at the same time that the
FIRM carried business insurance on
THE HE OF the deceased partner. sufii-
cert to purchase mis- interest in the
business. 80 tina: the withdrawal of his
funds could no: possibly affect the
C-edt. OF the house or cause IL the
least embarrassment.
We ne Taking a speciality OF this
character % irsUi ance.
THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
CO., OF n. ",
GEORGE BARD, Manager.
Sixth Floor. Schmulbaeh Building,
Wheeling. W. Va.
Cail us over either phone
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The WEATHE r
CONDITIONS

Ihe weather = generally ra-r IN prac-
uSahy all sections OF the country this
morning. the only station reporting rain
at ; a IN. being Portland. ore.
The pressures are high east Of the
Mlssissippi and another high pressure
area IL moving in over the north pact
nc stations. over all the central por-
lions or the country the pressures are
relatively low and q storm forma-
ton Is moving southwark into the up-
per valleys. The temperatures are mod
crate In nearly all sections.
PROBABLY fair weather Is the outlook
for this section tonight and asturdav.
Local data-Highest temperature yes-
terdsy So degrees: lowest last night s:.
rainfall for "a hours. 0.e5.
The Ohio will probably fall slightly
al Parkersburg and rise slightly al Point
Pleasant during the next SO hours.
II. c. HOW.
Section Director.
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STEEL COMBINE
BOOST PRICES
sroCK MARKET WAS VERY DULL
AND UNINTEaESTINa.
Union Pacific for May Decreased a. Did
Southern Pacihc-LackawannA
Bonds Featureless

NEW YORK. June 2S.-Except for q
Formal statement by the United States
steel Corporation. that IL
had followed the course OF some Of its
chief rivals in advancing prices OF vari-
Gus finished products. and the pubiica-
ton OF a few railroad returns for May
OF a not very gratifying character to-
Gays stock market was no less dull.
narrow and uuinteresting than most OF
Its predecessors OF the past two weeks.
Prices lowered fraction above or below
yesterday closing quotations, except in
q group Of specialtics which included
General Electric. Westinghouse COMMON
and first preferred. Baldwin Locomotive.
woodwork and some more obscure is
sues. In the railway division. Erie,
Louisville and Nashville. Wabash pre-
ferred and Kansas Ci.s southern pre-
ferred showed some S.mblance OF ac-
tivity at improved pr ces. without ex-
citing more than lanEuid attention.
American Tobacco. Republic Iron pre-
TERED and local fractions were the fea-
lures OF the late trading. our banks
stand TO lose a large ar,ount Of cash
tomorrow. with a probable expenslon OF
loans.
Union Pacific for May decreased its
net returns by Si3S.OOO. Southern Paci-
&c lost $4,000 and Lackawanna t7O2.-
900.
Bonds were featurelcss. save for
strength In the fractions. Total sales
par value aggregated s~e.sTS.OOO.
I. :. Government bonds unchanged on
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IS1try.
Dresssd-
OIL AND GAS

Light wells are again in evidence in
the blue Creek field. In ksnawha coun-
". The late compilations OF the west
slde and north end % the field nave DEM
ohstratod that nothing better than ligh.
bumpers can be expected from the two
sec t'ons. on lmhofs branch. In the north
end. III" 7. c. Hall OIL Il Gas Company
mas completed it's We'll on the Coal *
'"ke railroad siding. located 200 feet
northeast OF the ". : Edwards oil Com
lanys 4sht well on the Rartu-Schwartz
iarn. and VIII not have better than a >
barrel pumIer
ON the west side ~ Elk river. the w.
;. Edwards OIL Company has completed
a test on the r =. Jones 10 acres and
has a very Light pumper. not good for
more than 2 barrels a day. This loca-
ton - 900 feet sOuth west OF the same
company's light pumper on the George
osborne lot.
In the southwest extension, on Pinch
cree X, 'he south Penn Oil Company has
now completed It's No. ! on the q. NJ.
Jarrett farm ana IL produced 40 bar
rcis the first - hours. This location ~
J 200 feet ensr OF the same companv's
No. ], "a good producer on the W. ;. Jar
rrit farm TIE tIuel creek section ~
now the most active part of the field
ana many ~ the wells are drilling near
the sand and VIII be due the first uf tire
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Special Uisrnfrh 90 the -rrfsrfraurer
NEW YORK. Juno ge rfHvr. rsrtrt
urrInnEel To- Franc advance. july
fUturca closed UTcrcf 90 f1r0. gcpfew-
,iore1 offered 20 1907. March closed 0f.
frrri ~ JOS. Nay closed onrref o.
10 DO no SO. 9 quoted 90 ItAc. Market
steady.
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j. s. saohe g Co.'S closing Letter.

NEW YORK June 2S-The political
turmot lat Baltimore was totally ignor "A
by the stock market today and prices
moved up rather easily in many OF the
specialties. The Steel corporation raised
prices a dollar a ton on bars. plates and
structural. The Erie stocks were Arm
in tho railroad list. The Ontario and
Western pressed dividend on stock to-
GAY. 20 ives not unexpected. The closing
was firm, the TractIonS making good i'm
preston bv their action. decision on pre-
ferential payment may come shortly.
Raring any serious amaCe. conditions
favor constructive side Of market.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-29
WHEELING q LAKE EETn nAuHoAD
RIVER 81 WESTERN
RAIL A

Arrival and Departure or rains q. BEN.
aire
Arrive-I 81 a. m. 2 20 I. t-aB6 D m
Bspart-s % r. m t1O .. n. ~ % p.tn
sunday trains arrive az ? 20 a N. and
GEAR ~ tio = IN
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Metal.

NEW Work. June - Copper Tn
feffIaf standard suof $40 -r9fr r-I
fisrfrOiFtIr 1sfsu lake I-an
frh
Tin steady. eraf go ro4t q nd.
snd-Firm 80 tDut t-fs
SpeIfer Strong e. trIT1s {.
rIn- ILIm. I~--I-rE-I
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-29

80 Hooking Products Company. I25 bar
rels; Tip Top Gas Company. Chestem
orndorf g. Martin lots. LAB barrels; Pro-
ducers oil Company, Williams & Evans
lots. ITO barrels.
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RAIN BRINGS A
WHEAT DECLINE
CoOLER WEATHER IN THE WEST
ERN SECTION OF CANADA.
Corn Remained Unchanged During the
Day-Provtstons Varied Through
ont tho Day.

CHICAGO. June 2s.-Rain and cooler
weather in the western part OF the
Canadian wheat country to-day took
down. The close was easy a to "a 80
under last night Latest trading left
corn unchanged TO u lower. oats on
ing fro Ieia decline 20 a shade advance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-29

STocks Rd Asa
American Sewer Pipe .....-. iOa, -
Consolidated Ice 10
do preferred Il
Harh!s0n-Walker Ref 49,. a.
60 preferred .-........ 100 lUl
Independent Brewing ..... a., "a
do preferred ... ., %
kansas Natural Gas ...... II
Manufacturer's l. * H.. 49,. s4T,
Monongahela River COAL. 19L a1
30 preferred ....... a.
National Fire PROBING ~ s e.
do preferred ... q 80
Ohio Fuel oil
Oklahoma Gas 80 "a
l~7ttSnursh Brewing ..-... 81 sls
gare oI ....""""..... i iiis
Toropah Extension 200 COX
.Cnion Switch & signal. 49,.
''WeStinghouse Air Brake. l53 100
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mercantile paper % a.. ..- .,.
sterling exchange steady with rrfl.r
nu' mess 90 bankers liIl. ut ssst Is f1-
commercial bills g 50 Tar .T,.-
o. Mexican dollar. e.t..,.
mont bonds steady. Railroad porl.
Irregular. ''"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-29
Electric Fans

THE COOLEST PLACE AVAILABLE TO FvrRy.
BODY ALL THE TIME IS II ROOM THAT IS PRO-
L WITH AN ELECTRIC FAN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-29
Petroleum.

OIL CITY. T4. June 81 rr-rt, t,r
rrrHH $500 Eura gftE 0uT a.sf4rs
shipments 3lt1.55s. average
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-29
Rsror's Local Stocks,

WHEELING, W. Va. June %, ~.
The Following Quotations oo TIE mars
active wheeling stocxs ar. q <rsl
faily Tor the inteIIEeDcer py George ~.
Beron- local BROKER. ana X Il Marshall.
manager Eond lbepartment
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Money.

WV YORK. tune Money ON call
closing bid "a. offered 30 81. Time
I''n- stronger sixty ctts g p.r conf
ma 90 days , t. =. six months 3.
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BONDS
Pittsburg Stocks.

WHEELING. W. Va. June IS. IL.
The active Pittsburgh stncsG. corrected
daily by A. r. hasfsn q ca. oanSers
and brokers'. rational Exchange sans
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Hazlett's Local Stocks.

WHEELING. W. Va. June IS. IL.
.,t,x. yvna-nn asvs-.s1.o me 10Y
daily for the InteinSsneer oy Howard
4s<iett n SON local proxsrs.
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'nH us over other phone

SIS GO ~ IS. Lard-Gn tierces)
81 OSi4. Short Ribs-(loose) $40 100
10 62I-
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New York Stock Exchange.

WHEELING, W. Va. June 2S. ~.
hanse OF active s;o-kr o. az. sew
10TH StocE Exchange. corr ected daily ~
A r MaSten & Co. brokers'
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UNIoN STOCK YARDS. PITTS
EtRGlI. June 2S.-Catle- steady. sup
s. 25n IS.
sheep-Steady; supply fair. Prime
wethers IS OOn5 25: culls and com
mons 81 5OG3 90. lambs IS OOaS so;
veal elves s. J0G9 90.
Hogs Active; receipts 10 double
decks. Prime heavies 81 75N7 so.
mediums 81 1597 so. heavy workers.
75M7 so; light workers. 81 s5rT rs;
p:gs 81 2SH1 SO: ugh IS COO : 90.
CHICAGO. June 2S.-Ciose: Cattle
Hy0y,p'S si.Sov; market steady 10
steers SO OO@5 GO. western steers SIS 30
q SO. stockers and feeders a. OOU
: 60: cows and heifers 81 $50 so;
calves IS 50QS 30.
Hogs-Receipts $4,000: market active
SFlO higher Light 81 1907 60:
mixed lSmI e2lz heavy 81 100
: 90. bulk Of sales 81 45mT So.
Sheep-Receipts $4,000; market weak.
native 80 O0H5 90; western Sc 25u5 90
warnings 81 75a6 rs. lambs. native
- 90 o western 81 20 q : 10;
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wildcat Producer in Clay County.

county. the Fountz OF a. Gas Germany
''s drilled a test On tho = y King farm
IIn iuring = barrels "A day Clay county
uli1ius on the east and in n
section that has been calming n good
deal Of attention recently. In an Effort
tn open "a H.W poo 90 number 81 tes:
wells have been drilled and the show ing
ia Som" was very sucYlrIgiuE. Al the
present fiM" there are SIX or more test
wells drilling and starting in Clay cOun-
-.
Lincoln county shows the greatest in
districts. ON hear Fork. Duval district.
the Hlg creek development Company
has drilled % second test ON the Marea~et
Pow lrr farm through the Herea grit and
has e. - barrel jumper ON Porter EOrk.
20 tie same district. Ira VI. Illl farm
and has an : H.rrs. rrrwrr.r
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on lines having regular sxpress ser.
vice. shipments weiEhtnG IN excess Of
hffy pounds or % large bulk. Will not
BE- caTried on passenger cars
ALL IINEH-iaiiV except quufav
No ~HhNpmenta. Except emergency ship
ueuta - msfCiuf Will bs carried on
passenger care betwesn zee and GIt
= m
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-29
The Eight-InCh
Fan

IS THE IDEAL FAN FOR THE HOME. 1T IS LIGHT
IN WEIGHT, ATTRACTIVE ~ APPEARANCE n
NOISELESs IN OPERATION. IT GIVES AN ALBUM.
DANT BREEZE TO MAKE ANY ROOM COMFORT.
ABLE ON THE HOTTEST DAY. THE COST O
ELECTRIC CURRENT TO OPERATE IT e rrse
THAN i CENT AN HOUR.
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NOUNuSVILLE LINZ
WHEELING and MOtND6NILLE
Daily except HundaT.
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STOCKS. !oPerInsht LoW-IcIon.
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Blue Creei aauaea.


TIE raufes ~ the wells In the Blue
creek t'll producing 90 or more barrels
panN. 500 . 20 30 Tarth-Schwartz. 40
barrels. NoS. 8 @, 2 Grace J. Myers. IS
barrels Nos 70 p. =. = Price 20 bar
Mary keei'n. 50 barrels. chloe ropen-
ha. o. farm go W'lI-F inNs barrels Sos.
it.si Price goo barrels Nos. ! to = \.
Moore lt." barrels United Fucl Gas
COMPANY. Sos 2 'u p Rehe~cf Keef-u
heirs 900 barrels. Sos aud g r \.
Wisn. lFn barrels Nos 9 90 o James g.
brown -fr barrels south Pom on
barre Sos 8 o. . Uanuister heirs
70. barrels Sos } AMI 2 W s Jarrett.
a." Ntrr'l-. Sos q Hrd , T. Myers.
barrels So Fred G1rdn.r SO bar
Davidson a. Gates $50. fo 81 David
tiafes 7cn barrels. Walnut creek Oii
u ristt % wav. $50 barrels. Gros-cup.
Fummrll a So. Wah" Sos Go Q o. J.
Jarrett fltn barrels Noorzeu OH q Gas
company No. ) ana E'hcrtson-Jarrett
$50 q 3 Price irf. .r barrels ireu-
deu.sra'r 1i '.u pauy SO 8 Trrl Card
l1n' SOC Co. ''f11.u heirs goo hIr-
role. Sos + fr o. p. b. Jones o. acres. $50
itrfeIs Soc : 'n o. b Jones lots. 1er
e.rr"l' .-i Sos !. = and . Frank T..
lr fHr ,Irsun n,Id. iu Uarrork coun-
fH. II.I.Hu Isfue have completed n Test
ou ffs Mart - Young farm ami have a
show Tor % % barrel uuwper Iu IRE Herea
Frlf ON Jurfu fuu. Union d~lstrl.tpleas-
ants .nIntt James p Hnumr1r1ucr Has
Mnurs farm fhroueh fHs Ur tniun sand
and .'' Hr nr Do barrel pumper in the
k'rrrf formation
Southern Ohio.
Iu fHf deep aIuI territory 'n Rowling
Ffr.u fru r.H|T. Licking county. ohio
fra r~oIurNH sHf and rfiel Company has
now drilled ffa feef WI gro r 20 orr farm
Trough fh" clinton eIu1 Hri unless 10
Improve. WN on shot WIf fuibe % very
lirhf ruwrer THia fraf ia located Two
miles vest 10 f.r same .1mpauv.a pro-
Queer on fIe TuHuauu."ura farm
lr lIDiiue county. the Arkansas Fusi
'. Company. f'e 900 Producing end ~
fNr ArEHreHa Natural gFa ComrHuv Ia
E'ftrg nuey uu .ts Dig hlrek ~ leases
in Franklin township fuur miles weet
and re- mile south ~ fNr M.Crarken farm
q fref Hu f.e D. 4 f.rr Farm Two and
ous.hHlf miles west OFF frr e4me wells
iu NurrnrII township. fhe some com.
pony .a HftffiuE fest Ou the FLINT gifas
inII fHwpHuy property one ant one
rHIf miles rurfhwfat OF Graftof. IIrkfnr
county in Uopowcil township. me Arkan-
eos company De- drilling a test on tie
Edward Armstrong farm
Some Deep Wei Gauges.
IN Unprvru township dc TI.net Ou
company 40 . ON tho Nnkrum farm ia
holding uu ~ ffr barrels Or the lover
district The following wells are profur-
irg 700 or more barrels n dak Nvolon
iWI a. tna Company so o . vs.. AG-arE.
100 barrels. CHARTERS Oh C0mpanl ~.
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LOWS Sax and Company.
WHEELING ". Va, June IS. I,
CATTLE -
Uuiou 5tc-N Wards.
WIZ Itve 3'ock Commission Co,
MLIEELING W W I.n- 81. -

it~u COWS. Pc head .....-&S 90 So
ltciharks Thin .aIf TAT cattle lower.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-07
FORDs

Mr.. and Mrs. q. r. Ashburn, of Jersey
City, spent Saturday and Sunday as the
Encsts Ut friends la tewn-
Mrs. M. Egan, OF Perth Amboy, was a
LEGAL visitor Saturday morning.
MIR. and Mrs. Chris Christensen left
town on Friday morning for New York,
where they viii make their future
home.
Mrs. Joseph Rowan was an out-of-
town visitor Monday afternoon.
Miss Marguerite Ling, of Perth Am
boy, spent Sunday rs the guest Of rela-
tives in town.
Mrs. John Walof was an out-of-town
visitor Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Dorothea Meyer, OF New York
City, spent Sunday with relatives in
town.
Mrs. Robert Moore was a Perth Am
boy visitor Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Emma Clausen and Miss Chris
tina Johansen were out-of-town visitors
Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Ling were Rah-
way visitors Sunday.
Samuel Ling, Of town, has purchased
the shoe repairing shop from Chris
Christensen, formerly Of town.
Mrs. Loais Romer, of Railway, spent
Monday afternoon at the home Of
friends in town
William piausan, Of Brooklyn, spent
Sunday at his homo in town.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-07
LACK OF COAL
AT SPOTSW00D|
Odd Fellows Feel Affects
Factory May Close.

Special to the EVENING NEWS
Spotswood, March 7.-Shartage
OF coal has reached a condition hers
now where business interests and
even private families will soon fea1
coal tie-up In coal fields ana the
threatening strike rapidly spreading
over the entire country. Things To-
caliy, reached a climax on Monday
night when the weekly meeting az
Whitney Lodge, No. I91, +. Os O. Fl
was postponed because 1t was im-
possible to secure enough coal In this
place or Immediate vicinity to heat
whitney hall. where the meetings
are conducted. On what night tho
meeting will now he held in not
known.
Coal ordered late last summer and
early In the fall by Frank II. V1fet,
a local coat merchant, has not vet ar
rived All orders placed with him
have been filled through PerrIne ANA
Buckalew, OF Jamesburg. AS an
early spring Ia almost assured, the
private families are not alarmed at
the threatening aspects OF q coal
shortage for this winter, hut hare
doubts about the ability OF securing
fuel of this nature In the early fall
The Bloomfield Mills Company ha1
ordered six car loads of soft coal. hut
same has no. yet arrived 1t was said
today by an Official of the cctnpHny
that the huge plant will be forcaa 10
discontinue operations, In part. II
the coal Ii no received within the
next few days