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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-11-07
REAL ESTATE.


10000 CAPACITY-New sawmill, in
Guiding team, wagon, much lumber
and timber, S-room new house, barn,
Gordon planer, all fully equipped to
step in. Price $1,000; would con-
slider farm or city property in ex-
change. Square Deal Realty Co., U.
s. Bank building. Room 3O4. Phone
470.
FOR SALE-10.acre tract just east Of
asylum, we'll improved; will take
town residence for part payment. Ad-
dress Route 6, Bo 1521A.
FOR SALE-Nice new 4.room house on
lot 5Ox1OO; good we'll Price $675;
$25 down, balance $40 per month
Why pay rent. See owner at No. 2O4
Salem Bank building.
FOR sALE-Five-roo house, barn,
good well, corner lot, 15Ox150, all in
bearing fruit; by owner. 1895, cor
ner Saginaw and Lincoln street.
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE-One Frazier Grey racing
sulky at bargain. Phone 544 A.
J. Anderson.
FOR sALE-Buggy, new top and single
harness. Call 173 South Commercial
ST., or phone after 7 p, M, Main 1899.
FOR SALE-New house, chicken house
one block from car, 500. Inquire
16 East 10Th N. Portland.
PUPPIES FOR sALE-Pedigreed, two
months old, Boston terrier, male and
female, at low prices. Phone Mair
2e44, 245 North Liberty street.
GUARANTEED AUTO sPRINGs-W'
manufacture high grade auto ant
truck springs, also repair, set up
and re-temper old springs. Our lonl
list Of satisfied customers will rec
ommend our ability 40 leaders II
our work. Laher Auto Spring Co.
26 North 18th st. Portland Or.
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WANTED.
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DRESSMAKING--And Tailoring b.
day or at home. Phone Main 1926.
MAN AND WIFE want job on ranch
Address T. MARYLAND, general deliy
cry.
wANTED-Middle.aged man wants pc
sition as janitor, or any inside worl
Address "B," care journal.
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LOST.
] LoST--At state house, Saturday 0
noon, diamond ring Return
= state land office and receive rewari
LOST-Nov 2 small black and tan do
Reward for return TO 1925 Mario
street. Edward Creeh.
FOR RENT-Housekeeping room
bath, wood, s1.5O per week. l4i
Trade, between 18th and 10th.
> FOR RENT
s----->----->----N-->
. FOR RENT-Furnishe rooms, close !
: desirable location. 205 High street.
FOR RENT-Furnished room, close
493 Center street. corner High.
Journal Want Aas Bring Results.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-11-07

WoODMEN OF WORLD-Meet every
Friday night at 7:3O O'Clock in Ma
sonic hall, Mccormack block. o. G..
Watkins, G. c.; L. H. Fletcher, Clerk.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-11-07

Yet grape juice diplomacy may be
better than whiskey diplomacy
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-11-07

PACIFIC LODGE NO, so, A. F. 6 A.
NJ. Stated communications third Fri
day in each month at 1880 p. m, in
the Masonic Temple. Edward ROs-
tein, W. NJ, Ernest Il. Choate, sec
retary.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-11-07
TAx1CAB SERVICE.
THEREsKA HAT WORKS.

HATS MADE TO ORDER-All work
guaranteed. Thereska Hat Works.
Hats of all kinds renovated into any
size or style; good quality trim
mings. 217 S. High street. Phone
251, Salem, Oregon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-11-07
BAKERIES.

BUTTERNUT BREAD-It is worth
more than any other bread, yet the
price is no higher. For sale at your
grocers. California Bakery, A. Thorn
Gs, Proprietor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-26
Cardinal Rampolla's
Apartment Sealed Up
PLEA WILL Be
SELF DEFENSE

Los ANGELES. Cal. Dec. 25.-Ig-
norant Of the fact that their stepfath-
or was in Jail, accused OF having muir
dered their father. the two small chill
dren Of Daniel De Villiers. who was
shot and killed here in struggle
with Roy L. Glover. land agent OF
san Antonio. Texas. delightedly emp
tied their stockings this morning Of
gifts placed there by Santa Claus. as
impersonated by their sorrowing
mother
Disappointed that the coroner's Jury
mad not cNonerated him az the in.
quest Glover was led back TO lail and
late today was formally arrairued on
the charge of murder While the
warrant was read 90 him. Mrs Glover.
who formerly was Mrs De Nilliers.
was out IN the thickest OF the final
Christmas shopping rush. purchasing
g'fts for the two children Of herself
and her former husband. who Iav dead
in the morgue.
Glover's preliminary hearing was
set for January .. when 10 was evpecf.
cd his wife would be- the chisf wit.
ness for him. she is expected to ten
as she did Yesterday az the INQUEST
~ tho De Nilliers threats of violent
action Don case she remarked and -
how DE Nilliers forced himself into
Gloyer's home SUNDAY and fourht
with her present husband for ber AZ
fpcfious
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-26
MAY CLEAR UP
THE MYSTERY
GIRL WHO MURDERED COAL
DEALER SAID TO HAVE
BEEN INFATUATED
With Her Nictim-Had Her Ar
rested for Annoying Him and
Upon Discharge She Shot Him.

PHILADELPHIA. Dec % The
mystery which surrounded the motive
for the killing OF William J. Murphy.
West Philadelphia coal dealer. hy
katherine Whitman of WarnersVilie.
Pa, who then committed suicide.
was somewhat cleared to-day when an
lnVestigation by the coroner's Office
is said TO have revealed that the
Young woman had been infatuated
with the man she killed
Miss Whitman, a stenographer. 81
years old, had been boarding for about
a year near Murphys home. lie had
been separated from his wife for
about Is months. Recently Miss Wit
man and Mis-. Murphy were held in
Dall 10 keep the peace on charges
made by Murphy that they had an
noyed him and had sent him a photo
graph OF himself decorated with red
INK. Last night the young woman
called Murphy To the door OF his home
and fired five bullets from "A IS cal
iOre automatic revolver at him. After
making sure that he was dead She
went 10 her own home and killed her
self with another revolver OF the same
pattern. Her brother. Ephraim Wit
man, arrived here today from Read.
ing and took charge OF her effects. In
"a bureau drawer was found a will in
which she left all her effects to him.
lie declared that ne had never heard
or Murphy and denied that his sister
had been infatuated with him. Wit
man said he believed that his sister
must have become crazed at her ar
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-26
Many Cities After the
Federal Reserve Banks
ORGANIZATION COMMITTEE
BEING FLOODED WITH
REQUESTS.
Different Cities Will Be Investi-
gated Before Any Decision Is
Made as TO Location.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 25.-Actiye
campaigning for federal reserve banks
10 be established under the new bank
ing ana currency system. has been be-
gun by half dozen big cities in dif-
forcnt parts OF the United States and
among the scores OF telegrams re-
ceived here today at the treasury de-
partment more than half were devoted
10 laying bare the reasons for execu-
tive approval OF their claims.
Secretaries McAdoo and Houston
the organization committee" author.
ized by the new law TO choose the re-
serve cities, today considered tenta-
lively plans for making up the list OF
not less than eight and not more than
twelve cities 10 be given federal
banks. Under the law the orgSniza-
ton committee is given the utmost
freedom in naming these cities. and
the two cabinet officers intend 10
make an exhaustive but rapid inquiry
into the geographical advantages and
financial relations of most OF the
large cities.
One plan that has been suggested
To the secretaries is that they make
a personal Investigation OF the claims
or cities which are regarded as pos
sibie locations, and another is that
they hold hearings I'm Washington.
officials who favor the first plan be-
heve that u can be carried out more
quickly and 10 greater advantage by
reason Of the number OF persons who
could be reached. A decision prob
ably viii be anDounced within n few
days.
Conduct Vigorous campaIqn.
The campaign for a reserve bank
has been pressed most vigorously by
Seattle. Wash Scores Of telegrams
were received today from bankers
and business men of Seattle pointing
out its proximity 10 Alaska. which 3
TO be included in the system. its ad-
Nantages as a financial center ana
urging other reasons for giving Il a
reserve bank. According to one tele-
gram. Seattle is planning a big dem
onstration 10 celebrate the enactment
Of the law and TO boom her chances
for getting a bank
Kansas City. Mo. is making a sim
liar fight. with the support OF many
nearby cities.
Minnesota banks and business
houses took up the cudgels today IN
behalf Of St Paul and Minneapolis.
and bankers IN the south are speak
lnE up IN favor Of Atlanta. New or
leans and Dallas. PHILADELPHIA and
baltimore are at odds over one hank.
altogether II promises 10 be ifVeiy for
the orsanizadon committee before its
work is done.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-26
TO GIVE UP ALL
TO SAVE FATHER

NEW YORK. Dec 25.-That r.
mer r. TOiman. son ana business s,,c.
cessor OF Daniel II Tolman. a money
Iehder' now serving term OF six
months. is ready 10 surrender win.
Out reserve notes amounting 10 $500
VVV ana 20 out OF business 10 obtafn
pardon for his father. is the sfafo-
inent made tonight by BENJAMIN F.
speIiman counsel for the ToImans
Application for a pardon for Tolnan
was made 10 Governor Glvnn Tues-
cay: Mr.. Spellman said that FIm.-
r iolman was willing 20 meet anv
coh4luon the attorney general
might impose.
In addition 20 GurrenderiDr tho
hotes without reserve. he Is preparod
10 nave The state attorney draw up
the papers IN the case should tho
h" had submitted fail 20 meet an
proval Mr. Tolman. Dr. moraoy.r
engaged 20 close as many az bfq
places of business as possible by IAN.
uary ]. and all Of them some fir,e
IN 1914 Should further evidence 81
good faith be- desired tho applicant
would be willing o. have tho parI,p
made conditional upon the perform.
tn'n ~ all promises made
he notes in question affect o. 000
people. DO be- said. and most of tHsr
represent loans of about $50 THis bon
dehfcdnee7 would ho cancelled fn
each instance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-26
BELIEVED GENERAL VILLA IS
BUSILY PLANNING SOUTH
ERN INVASION.
Admiral Fletcher Leaves Tampico
Over DE La Barra's Reception.
for Vera Cruz-NOt Worried

WASHINGTON. Dec. 25.-Apparent
quiet Ia the Mexican situation was I'm
terpreted here today by officials as
merely holiday armietice" and
temporary Strategizts heirvc that
General Villa. th" rebel leader.
whose victories already have placed
him in tho forefront Of the Consfi.
tutionsIlst movement. will press h,
campaign sOuthuard Vifh e. view To
carrying the warfare into tho Federal
district to compete with General
Huer'a for the mastery of the Maxi-
can capital
Oficiai r.por'a received fr1I. H.rr
neaEre Rear Admiral TIstrhrr.
commanding tho American .rIsdron
in Mexican gulf Haftr.. reported Ufa
departure ON fhr flagship Rhode f..
ana from IfwuIrI lur Vera Cruz A.
h.s recent IHcOnIc dI patches from
IaInpico have told repeatedly OFF tho
restoration ~ order Iu fhaf lafoIt die.
tribuiod section. Dr. Ia believed ffaf Boz.
has gone fI \rrI cruz io l..Ivu q.
Their proper station. ffr I.tInHItu.
Just arrived there fu relieve f.a rle.
sells about fo return Zoo home wIfnr.
Ufes Own Discretion.
a. admiral Fletcher |a directing tho
hdffIrHhIu uauturt.. boo I.. Dsr G...
erection. officials IuIrI It MIGHT r..
turn without notice .l THu..rY whore.
further hostilitrs mft 'nsua 90. re.
fC9nfinusd on p-ge Te-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-26
+ Postnnistress Forgot to
Give President Chanoe
CHRISTMAS OF 1918
ESTABLISHES RECORD.

WASHINGTON. Dec 25.-
Christmas, nineteen hundred
and thirteen was entered in
the annals Of the weather bu-
reau as one Of the most un-
usual and unsettled Yule-tide
holidays on record.
Dispatches received to-niaht
showed that the central south.
ern states. from Southern Ar
kansas northward through the
Mississippi. Missouri and Ohio
valleys, reported snow. Rains
we're recorded in the Pacific
coast states. with light SHOWS
In Washington. Throughout
New England and northern
New YORK the conditions were
unsettled Rains were report
ed generally through the Gulf
states, and nowhere was there
ideal weather.
Miami. Fla, reported the
highest temperature for the
day, and Devils Lake. NJ. o.,
was the coldest. the thermonne-
ter registering ~ degrees be-
low zero.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-26
Present Quiet In Mexico
Thought to Be Strategy
AVIATOR FLIES
ACROSS ALPS

BERNE. Switzerland. Dec. Is
Oscar Bider q Swiss aviator. made a
successful flight across the Alps TO-
day. though for several hours he was
unable 20 SEQ his way because 81 the
heavy fox which hung over the noun.
fains. The airman arrived here AZ
.. ~ O'Clock This afternoon after a
Journey from Huc. from which place
he started al @ s. m
Hidcr said that after leaving the
French aerOdroma he was forced to
maintain Hu altitude of 800 fert aI.
most constantly ir order fp avoid tho
Jog Iio ua.sD over tho Iura tho
'uafu of mountain. souaratlng Franco
rom $" "IilrrIaut. without being able
in on" amy landmarks. but recovered
h'' bearing 900 sighting the Junrfrau
ono Df ON" most famous mountains Of
fnr SWi.. Nlu.. about half an hour
before Doc came fO Borne
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-26
ACTION TAKEN BY PAPACY
TO GUARANTEE SAFETY OF
CHURCH DOCUMENTS.
Box Containing Will Referred TO
in Note Left by Cardinal Has
Not Been Found.

ROME. Dec. 25.-The apartments
occupied by the late Cardinal Ram
polla have been sealed up in conse-
quence OF a request made by Mon.
sisnor ID Bisogno. administrator OF
- Peters This step was urged by
aIulial Merry Gel Val papal secrs-
iary oi state. simply 10 guarantee the
safety Of documents OF great Interest
ln the church. the possible loss OF
Nhlch was suggested bys persistent
reports REGARDING the disappearance
oi cardinal RampOllas last will and
testament
That will was executed by Car
uihdl Edmpoll1 bearing later date
than the viii found is almost certain.
because the cardinal left key with
Tag attached. on which was in
scrlbed 900 his own handwriting tho
statement that the key opened a box
containing his wil and those close
tp The cardinal think n incredible
inaf he would not alter his testament
oi lNN'. explaining that his estate
had grown fourfold
Box Not Found.
] no box referred 10 has not been
found. and so far no one has come
forward 10 say that he has absolute
knoWledE of Oh" existence Of the
testament -oported missing There
is no evidence that 10 vas stolen. and
no claims have been set up b. any
ono mat he ras sustained damage by
'hc loss NJ The will The authorities.
therefore. are not in position 10
lHEo action because. according 10 tho
Italian law % such cases. prosecution
'Dui' o"ly hD possible after some in
i'rc-f"d party hai officially submit
tod chlr-re. As tho situation h. now.
fnc authorities cannot even Institute
au invcefIeafion
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-26
TRY TO SETTLE
THEPOPESTRIKE

special I..Unfen tn the Intelligence
sTHl NE\N1iIE o. Doc g5-
hia meeting uf business men was
h"Il i"r" fhts afternoon 10 discuss
'Hr. of rr't.in- t.o STRIKE ~ the
Pope plant of fho Philips Sheet a
Jim Plate company. which has boon
ON since July. tO fhf detrimcnf Of the
OTIS business Interest,". The com
rHnf la. I-rncd to take back au tho
O.d employees. but insists ON conduct
u. OBJ" uI .s au open eh0p rlle
strikers demand recognition Of the
...ii HUafeI association. The com
fanr has Inducements 90 move me
ulI elsewhere Shrre thev will he
-i'.n protection in conducting the
open .NUr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-26
ATTEMPT TO
WRECK Mine

FlTTSBt EGU Dec 20 .Tne min
ing town az llarNich. NHcehsuy cou
tr. was rocked violently - 900 atpIo
sion tnnrhf Fearing mir. ovpIo
JON tho residents rushed 10 fha Upr
RIct mine off tho Ailorheu, Coal Com.
uau. Dr. 1905 found 90 bomb mad been
thrown iufo fHc cu house. rIrfF
wrorking TO- Three men tor. arrest.
Dd A strike hH. boon u prlarr.s lf
fho mime Tor several month";. More
than 900 miner. were killed .r ZOO OK.
uIo. Ion iD tho mime about frn yolra
ago
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-26

CALUMET, Mich. Dec. 25.-On the
day which throughout all Christen-
dom Is set aside as n day OF rejoicing
over the birth OF the Saviour. Calu-
met. stricken TO the heart by an al
most unbelievable catastrophe, stands
mourning by the side of it's dead, the
~ victims. most OF whom were chill
dren, OF the frightful panic on Christ
mas eve in the Italian hall. This
panic followed n false alarm cry oil
fre during the progress of a Christmas
tree entertainment arranged for fam
lies or the copper strikers. All bit
terness and Ill feeling that has exist
ed in this strike ridden community
during the past months is wiped away
by one great. common affliction. To-
day the people OF Calumet can see
only their neighbors. their brothers.
their sisters and their little children.
staggering under an almost unbear-
able burden OF distress and grief.
A great mass meeting OF Calumet
citizens was held this afternoon to eX-
press their sympathy and devise ways
and means To ameliorate the suffer
inRs OF these on whom deaths had fall
len so heavily. A committee OF twelve
was appointed TO visit each individual
home OF the bereaved families and as
certain what financial assistance is
necessary Unlimited funds are as
sured and no outside aid will be nee
essary.
OeCltne OUTSIDE Ala.
With the kindest feeling for those
who offered II. We ask no outside
help states the resolution of sympa-
thy adopted. These. our own people.
and this Is our sacred privilege TO
care for our dead and TO comfort the
living"
The statement OF President Meyer
OF the Western Federation OF Miners
that no benefits from the citizens
would be accepted was disregarded.
The strikers also met this afternoon
and named committee comprising
representatives o. the nationalities
OF the victims TO call on the stricken
relatives and learn their wishes re
garding the funeral. This committee
will meet tomorrow morning to make
arrangements for the services.
The authorities have so far been
unable 10 trace man who is said
10 have gone up the stairs OF the
Italian hall and raised the cry OF FIRE
which is supposed TO have started
the panic which led TO the fearful
crush in the stairway and caused the
death OF the nearly four score men.
women and children. There seems
to be little hope he will be appre-
hended. The other theory that the
cry OF fire originated within the hall
was substantiated today by Matt
Sari. a striker. who lost his son in
the disaster. lie declared the cry
came from a group Of men and wO-
men toward the front OF the hall.
List Of Dead 72.
a 14-yearold girl who died this
morning brought the official revised
list of dead op TO 70. All have now
been Identified Five injured are IN,
the hospitals. all OF whom. IL is said
will live. Three little girls in IN O.
Calumet and Hecla hospital were
able today 10 be I'D and about and
they romped around the Christmas
tree set up for the patients OF the
hospital. unaware OF the fate which
had Oyertaken some OF their brothers
and sisters and the father OF one oi
them. boy OF or years who
was taken 20 one Of the morgues
showed signs Of life soon after. but
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-26

no restoratiyes and no physician
were immedistely available and
death ensue One couple entered
the town where all the bodies
mad been red to look for their
missing Their hopes ran high
les an. tl.,G to find tn cir loved one one
but the nsf body they viewed. the
seventy trst, was that OF the missing
one.
Heroic Actions.
Nsmoers of the Calumet fire de-
p7'tnsnt relate many instances of
herelC attempts to rescue the panic
stf GSen people in the hall. Patrick
Ryan arrived on the scene a few min
utes after the crush occurred at the
loot or the stairway. He estimated
there were about one hundred piled
on top OF each other when he reached
the entrance OF the building. The
pile OF crushed and smothering hu-
manity reached TO above half the
height OF the stairway They were
wedged in so tightly IL was impos-
slble TO extricate any from the foot
or the stairs. A boy OF about six
caught hold OF Mr.. Ryan's hands and
begged TO be rescued The fireman
succeeded IN pulling the boy partially
out but he was unable 10 eXtricate
the little fellows legs. The human
mass kept pressing down and IL was
impossible TO save the boy whose life
was soon snuffed out A girl OF
eight or nine grasped the hands OF
Angelo Curto. another fireman, kissed
them and implored him 10 save her.
He made q heroic effort to pull her
out. but 'he crush was so great he
was compelled TO give up the attempt
and she perished.
-.
was suffocated while standing up.
John Burrill a fireman who Witnessed
her death, took a six months old in
fant from her arms and carried II 10
safety.
Thrilling Reseues.
Leonard Wilman. fireman. pushed
his way INTO the stairway and took
out a crying boy OF six. uninjured
Near him his mother and sister lay
dead. His seven year-old brother
was taken out later. An ll-year-oId
boy rescued his brother Of nine by
carrying him down a ladder. There
We're other similar rescues.
a child hurled from the front or
the building was caught by a spec
tator. Chief Trudeil, of the FIRE de-
partment, caught another child
thrown out Of a window by a frantic
father. John Saari killed his boy OF
tive by falling on him. and he too per
I ished. Scores escaped by passing
from small rear balcony TO the bal
cony OF an adjoining house
President Meyer. OF the Western
Federation OF Miners, received mes
sage from Governor Ferris this aft
eTnoon stating he was az his COM
mand for rendering all possible as
sistance 20 those stricken by the dis
aster.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-26
BEACREY BREAKS
WORLDS RECORD

fhN FRANCISCO. cal. Dec es -
Lincoln Bofrhfv celebrated Christ
mas today nF hreafIns worlds roc
ord loupinr fho loop nse ronaccutive
'H.'f from hr.rhf Of ESQ feot and
landing In a narrow street on fro
fHnHma Pacific exposition grounds
H"arh'y turned a double loon Al a
n'ifht NJ .1' frrf. which hp aays is
'Dr0rd in itself a. pegord tr.
oreiuaf0r of thIH particular freak of
aviation. always ha. performed from
.r.Hf usIrIf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-26
A TOTAL WRECK

ST. THOMAS. d. w. l.. Dec. 25.-
The Danish research ship Marcrethe
which had been on "A surveying oN-
pedition IN the West Indies for many
months. lies a total wreck on the
Anegada reef. the most northern OF
the Virgin island. British West In
dies. Captain Hansen and the crew
were oil rescued and arrived here to.
day. The records of the expedition.
however. went down with the vessel
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-26
DENHAM GIVEN
A GOLD WATCH

Special dispatch fp fic fuf.IfIr.r.rr
CLARK kG. W Va. Dec Is
= Christmas Eir of magnificent
roli watch chain and charm. co.fIn.
5000. was presented TODAY rs fellow
'owr~uon ae 8 mark OF floI- satcsrl.
10 sherman g. Urulum. po.fma .fr..
political Ioaior. banker and indus.
fflM promoter a. committee sr nu
citizens. headed ht Wade Cnrman
ae spokesman. presented The riff Iu
Nr Douhams' of.co and took him by
aurrri.s
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-26
GET INDIANS FOR
COIJNTERFETTING

AHERDEEN. Wash urr ..
Frank Walton. Cleveland IaeF o-
ana Linly Fowler. aI Indians. ,,lo
were arrested ln.t rIrnf .f r.t,..
capital of fha Ou.nI4ur r...r,.tI..-
charged with cpuutsrfaifire v.re
brought here today and bound ot.r
ht United States commits. I..,,.,
hIll being Fixed af 10000 fur rnrh
They WIN ho taken to Tacoma fo
await trial
Ih" Indians. b. is alleged bv United
state. government officials. had n
rounterfeii.rr plant u a .rrI 49,
W'r" mInufgtur.nr ,Iuf frrfrr I'D.
Ncr dollars of n.r quality