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The Marshall republican., 1913-09-12
STATE. toNGnEssioNAL
AND rs tTOUItI

state OFFICERS: Governor. Elliot W.
Major! Northumberland william
H. Painter, Secretary Of state. COfucl.
ius Roach Treasurer. Erwin = Deal:
Auditor. John n Gordon. Attorney
general John 7 Baker superintendent
Of Public schoolf W Evans lnspcc.
DC Service Utilitv Commission. John
NJ Adkisson. chairman; John Kcunish.
y. ~ shaw. Frank Wightman and VIM
The sh congressional district IL
cmposod 81 Howard. Saline. Lafayette.
Tcttis. Benton. Hickory. Polk ana
Greene counties; g w. Hamlin. con-
The isih senatorial district is com.
posed Of saline. r,ttiR, Benton y HE.
ko'y counties, Louis urother senator.
COZ MY DIRECTORY
state Representative, Joshua T. Bar.
bs"; sheriff, sterling r. Price; Treasur-
90, y o. Coleman. Collector, Joseph II
Auer. Assessor. H. n Field; Recorder.
phine purrctt. Circuit clerk. W ~
Scott: Public Administrators. Ralph II
nuRgins. Prosecuting Attorney. VIII
liam ~ McFchedc3 surveyor, Frank
tatimcr. Coroner, ur J T. Conneli
superintendent uf Schools, " ]. Lynch.
RT DInECTOnN
Court Directory. Circuit court COM
mences regular sessions end Mondays
Of January aud MAY, 1rd Monday Of
September Tho fifteenth judicial cir.
cult o. composed ~ the counties 81
Lafayette and saline samuel Davis
Judge.
Criminal court commences regular
sessions the 2nd Mondays 81 March,
July aud November. The circuit u
ompose Of the counties OF Lafayette
and Saline. John \ Rich, Judge.
Probate court commences. regular
aogsinus on the first Mondays In March,
June. September and December j. V,
Chase. Judge,
County court commences regular Sos
stons on the first Mondays 81 February.
NAV, August and November u W.
Hickman. presiding Judge; - y David
son. Judge fret district: william n
Gwinn. Judge second district.
The Marshall republican., 1913-09-12
JESTER.

DR.. Hall was called out again to
@ J. X. Lewis again Friday even
Ing. Mr.. Lewis is slowly improving.
John Brown was visiting friends
In Kansas City the first OF the week.
The Jester school will begin Mon
day morning. Sept. IL. Miss Etheiine
Scott is the teacher.
Ernest Solomon was hauling clover
at J. 8. Lewis last week.
The Marshall republican., 1913-09-12

DI. A. II. p. Bohning of Salisbury.
was here Monday and rented the
Office in the Davis building formerly
occupied by DIAN. II. Gaines. He
will return the first of the week and
epler upon the practice OF his profess
sion. He viii move his family here
as soon as ne finds q house 10 suit
|hira. He speaks NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Record.
The Marshall republican., 1913-09-12

chant for spending money and exer-
cising his own sweet will think of
Harry Thaw. 1t don't pay to raise
Harry Thaws. There are too many
OF them loose now. II a hoy is w
20 be OF account he must be mastered
while he is a boy and denied his
vhims, II only TO teach him the lesson
OF self denial.-warrensburg stand
The Marshall republican., 1913-09-12

Tuesday afternoon the town had a
fire scare when some trash back OF
the Melin 4 wegener store caught on
fire and got into a pile OF telephone
Loles. Fortunately 1t was discovered
Immediately & put out without doing
any damage.-Blackburn Record,
The Marshall republican., 1913-09-12

In automobile speed races at Nash
Vile. Tenn. four machines wore
wrecked. four drivers we're killed and
two injured.
The Marshall republican., 1913-09-12

4 very successful revival meeting
tlosed at New Prospect church Friday
when twenty-six converts were hap
tiled into the church. There were In
all thirty additions to the church dur.
ing the meeting.-Miami News.
The Marshall republican., 1913-09-12

Frank l.. Ayers o former deputy
sheriff OF Saline during c. b. Bacon's
administration but now OF Kansas
City was In Marshall today.
The Marshall republican., 1913-09-12

G. ii. Tucker and family returned
last Sunday from a visit TO Colorado
Springs and other places of interest
In the western states.-Siater Rustler.
The Marshall republican., 1913-09-12

Miss Mabel King. who has been
spending her vacation ct Colorado
Springs. Colo, returned to Marshall
last week.
The Marshall republican., 1913-09-12

A French aviator has been turning
somersaults IN the air. a dangerous
thing. but II shows what the air ships
will be able to do when once perfected
aud properly handled
d
Besides the cure for rabies mention
ed elsewhere. a yacsine has been dis
covered which Is almost a certain cure
for typhoid, Il Is claimed. Modern
discoveries are making life worth Nv
ing.
Vacation Is over and II Is probable
that some OF our vacation friends Will
get TO work for a few days. Rest Is
a good aud necessary tonic. hut many
of our people have changed II so that
instead of taking a few days rest, they
lay Off from their vacation to work a
few days.
Secretary Wilson OF the Missouri
State Board OF Agriculture. sent as n
copy Of the boards 45th annual re-
port. II Is n nice volume OF about
700 pages and can be secured on re-
quest. II contains much of interest
and especially so to farmers.
4 Kansas City physician has discover
ed a cure for hydrophobia. This
most dreaded disease has kept many
OF our readers worrying. We nope
the cure will be found reliable and
that our people will also have the
good judgment to kill Off about half
the useless dog tribe.
There was no one killed and not
many injured by autos In Marshall on
circus day, but IL isn't because the
auto drivers were careful-it is simp-
ly a case of providence, caution on the
part of our people and occasional
"quick-steps," The disregard OF speed
laws by some OF u autoists was the
most nasrant one could imagine.
G ''
This Is the week when the subject
OF school books is dear to our hearts
aud also conyinces us that II is one OF
the greatest CRAFTS OF the time. We
can see very little Improvement over
the books OF twenty-five years ago,
yet they are changed nearly every
year to keep abreast OF the times
and TO give publishers a chance 10
charge enough to make a divide"
G o1
: We are in receipt OF the annual re
port OF the water commissioner OF 81.
Louis. 1t is quite a large volume
with many interesting views and
facts, but the only assurance we have
that they are correct is that Edward
Il. Wall. formally of Norton, is the
commissioner and therefore they must
be right. The people of st. Louis are
fortunate In having Mr.. Wall look
after their water supply. Although
Mr.. Busch Is usually referred to as
the great thirst quencer OF st. Louis
they would miss Mr.. Wall much more
Ct
II you are pamering and petlins
and INDUCING q lively boy with a pen
The Marshall republican., 1913-09-12

The editor OF the Democrat-News Is
very much worried oyer party loyal
ty" since several OF our chautauqua
speakers denounced II as harmful 10
good government. We agree tina: n
little party loyalty Is a good tning
but Saline county has an overdose OF
II. Nature the past year has broSen
records In heat. cold. drouth and flood
and we are not much surprised. Eui
~ the Democrats should desert their
traditions and vote the Republican
ticket-cven for good cause-there
would be such surprise and consterna-
ton as was never known In these
PARTS. Yet the county would neither
be a cent poorer nor lose any self res
poet. Lets have party loyalty and n
little conscience as well.
The Marshall republican., 1913-09-12

on the last day of June there we're
held IN bonded warehouses OF the
government s33,00O.OOO worth OF
foreign merchandise waiting to take
advantage OF the reduced tariff. In ey-
cess OF the amount In the same ware
houses Il year before. says the Nevada
Herald. There are Democratic fig
ures. too. so there is no doubt that the
amount Is small enough. What does
u mean? Let us answer the question
by asking one. II II doesn't mean
that $32, 100000 worth OF foreign
stuff Il to come In ON which the gov
eminent will get less revenue. which
American workmon are beaten out OF
making and for which consumers will
pGy the same old price. then what IN
blages does II mean? Let some Dem
ocrat who knows do The answering.--
Kansas City journal.
The Marshall republican., 1913-09-12

Besides the cure for rabies mention
ed elsewhere. a yacsine has been dis
covered which Is almost a certain cure
for typhoid, Il IL claimed. Modern
discoveries are making life worth Nv
it,u
The Marshall republican., 1913-09-12

Vacation Is over and It Is probable
that some OF our vacation friends Will
get 10 work for Il few days. Rest Is
a good and necessary tome. but many
Of our people have changed Il so that
instead of taking a few days rest, they
lay off from their vacation to WORK a
few days.
The Marshall republican., 1913-09-12

Df q y q SNHfp. prcEId'nti ImnuuOI
Nittrnpp. " = Huston. a. Leonard.
John " Rose. T. - Marcel. CLERK. a.
~ Hoy.
cry DIRECTORY
Mayor, I'D ~ Mitchell. city Trcnsur-
ef. a. T. Swishet. IT.. city clerk. Chas.
n. Alexander, cuts Attorney. \, ~.
Jamos. collie tor. las 4 Fisher Menu
hers Of the 'Ity Council; First Ward,
e. e. Barnds. w. j. Mitchell. Second
: ~ Allen. - IT, P,mbcrton. Third. ~.
Tucker. L,t liosc Fourth. W. D.
The Marshall republican., 1913-09-12
Money to Loan.

have money to loan Mt five and one-haf per cent annual inter-
est, with the privilege to the borrower OF paying any part Of prtnci-
pal at any time, aud rebate the interest from date Of payment.
These n liberal terms and II you want money. now is a good
time TO get IL.
I furnish abstracts and perfect titles TO all lands and town lots
in Saline county. have buyers for Saline county farms. II you
have one for sale let me know abopt a..
ARIEL LEONARD, Marshall, Mo- E
The Marshall republican., 1913-09-12

A French aviator has been turning
s%omersaults IN the air. a dangerous
thing. but Il shows what the air ships
will be able to do when once perfected
aud properly handled
The Marshall republican., 1913-09-12

Secretary Wilson OF the Missouri
State Board Of Agriculture. sent as n
copy Of the boards i5th annual re-
port. II IS a nice volume Of about
700 pages and can be secured on re-
quest. II contains much OF interest
and especially so To farmers.
The Marshall republican., 1913-09-12

II you are pamering and petting
and INDUCING q lively boy WITH a pen
The Marshall republican., 1913-09-12

4 Kansas City physician has discover
ed a cure for hydrophobia. This
most dreaded disease has kept many
OF our readers worrying. We nope
the cure will be found reliable and
that our people will also have the
good judgment to kill Off about half
the useless dog tribe.
The Detroit times., 1913-12-24
S0UABBLE OVER
B.W.PARKER ESTATE
Wife and Daughter Clash in the
Naming of Administrator
Court Sides With Latter

The wife and two daughters OF BY.
ron w. Parker. the vessel man who
died several months ago appeared be
fore Judge Hanley, OF the probate
court. Tuesday morning, asking for
the appointment OF different admins
traitors for his estate. The daughters
asked that the Union Trust Co be APP
pointed, while their mother petitioned
that she herself be- made administra
trix. The petition of the daughters
was granted.
Hereafter, in order 10 clear the
docket OF old cases that drag along
and keep it clogged, Judge Hanley
will call case. and il counsel does
not answer will set another day for il
at which time 1t will be thrown out
of court unless the attorneys appear
The Detroit times., 1913-12-24
DETROIT MAN
KILLS SELF In
BUFFALO HOTEL
Body Of Suicide Identified By
Brother as That of Henry
III. Haendle
DISCOVERED HANGING
FROM BEDPOST, DEC. 10
Was President of Detroit Bar
rel Co.-WOrried Over Sale
of Factory Site

Henry II lIaendle. president OF the
Detroit Barrel Co. missing sine Dec.
!. took his own life by hanging him
self from a bedpost in the Genesee
hotel Buffalo. Dee 10. This fact be-
came known in Detroit Tuesday,
when G. c. Haendle, OF Niagara Falls.
y. y, brother, identified The body
which has been lying in the Buffalo
morgue awaiting Identification.
Business worries, and the fact that
the property ON which his factory had
been located for the last 10 years had
been sold. necessitating his removal
are believed to have furnished the
motive for his rash act ~
Haendle left Detroit. Nov p tell
ing John Arbogasi his confidential
clerk, that he intended 10 80 10 Buff
falo. but would return within two
weeks Dec l he wrote a short note,
Enclosing a check to cover the pay
roll. and instructing Arbogast if IN
need OF more money. 10 wire him at
the Hotel Stafford, in Buffalo. The
letter was written on Hotel Stafford
stationery In his note. Haendle said
he would return in short time
Failing 10 hear from his employer,
Arbogast became alarmed. and wrote
letters 10 Martin Haendle, former
president of the company. at syria
cuse, ~ Y. and 70 c. v. Haendle an
other brother. in Niagara Falls, y, Y.
The TWO brothers employed detec-
tiyes in Buffalo and came on 10 TINS
city. Monday Later they received
word 10 go TO Buffalo and left De
troit Monday night
Nothing had been heard of the fate
OF Haendc in the offices or the De
troit Barrel Co, until Times report.
er called.
II can conceive of no possible. mo-
tive for his rash act other than that
this place, in which he had carried
on his business for the last rs years,
had been sold. and il was necessary
for him TO move said Abrogast
Haendle's clerk Perhaps This proved
on his mind.
Henry II. Haendle was bachelor
living in apartments at Third-st. aud
Lafayette blvd. He devoted himself
10 his business, having few intimate
friends. His brother Martin Haendle
Of Syracuse. y. Y. was formerly as
ISOLATED with him In the business, but
several years ago Henry assumed
complete charge. OF affairs, according
10 his clerk.
The Detroit times., 1913-12-24
CURRENCY CRITICS
CLIMB INTO WAGON
Stock Market Operators who
Opposed Measure are Now
Shouting for 1t
(Copyright 1913. BY The New YORK
Evening Post Company

(Copyright 1913. BY The New YORK
Evening Post Company
NEW YORK. Dec 23.--At home
there was nothing in the days news
10 exert ally influence on the stock
exchange-unless II were the some
what extraordinary alignment Tin the
front rank Of people who are throwing
up their hats over the banking bills
enactmentD OF the critics who were
lately predicting financial ruin as
sequel to IT, The intimation that the
president in signing the bill this alter
noon or evening will give out a reas-
suring statement OF his general pur-
poses towards business interests IL so
closely in line with his letter at the
end OF last week 10 the attorneY-gen
eral, that he stock market nav have
today regarded suAh\ an event az all
ready discounted" That. no doubt.
still remains NO be seen.
London neither bought nor sold to
my noteworthy extent today Prices.
however, opened fraction higher and
IN the first few hours there were
further advances. During this rise.
activity continued then, in the early
afternoon. OF Irregular reaction follow.
ed, In which the greater part land In
,some stocKs all OF the early gains
were lost This was a perfectly nor
NAL movement. an the circumstances
considered.
The Detroit times., 1913-12-24

Bu-in~ss-Dik~ Printing. No fuss and
no festhers The plain. neat Kind that
looks right Times Printing Co.. Is
Jogn R.-st Phone Main 1898
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-01
ORDERS FLAGS
AT HALF MAST
IN RECOGNITION OF HEROIC ACT
OF A. w. HAMMERLE
Who Probably Saved Life Of officer
George Oevinney-Police to
Escort Body at Funeral

In recognition of the heroic act OF
\. ". Hammerle OF tloydsville. O..
who was shot and killed by Haywood
Manhucl. the negro. Saturday morn
ing while trying 10 help local Police
Corporal George Devinney defend
himself. Mayor H. l.. Kirk has or
dercd all city nags TO be hung at half
mast until after the funeral Wednes.
day morning.
The half mast order was issued We.
tcrday morning and meets with the
hearty approval Of all citizens. In 40.
dltion 10 this mark Of respect and rec.
ocnition. the city will be represented
al the funeral by his hono- the mayor
ana number OF policemen. who viii
a't a. an escort To the body OF the
d'cea~cd IL is also expected that
members Of the board OF control. as
wei as other city Officials. will at.
tend the funeral services.
III" bullet which caused death
passed through the deceased's heart
and left lung. death resulting al about
go O'Clock Sunday morning. The
body has been removed TO the home.
where the funeral will be held.
IN speaking Of the act which
Idu-'d Mt. Iiammcrle's death. Mayor
MIX said in 2 statement last nicht
mat Officer Devinney would p-obab Div
HaN" been killed had IL no; been for
10" heroic act OF Mr. HammerIe WIN
rushed In just as the negro had apnar.
'r'Iy decided 10 get his man" In.
stead Of the officer receiving the fatal
shot, tho visitor 20 our city did The
result is greatly 10 b. deplored by all
Clil'ns. and liammerIc's net in rush.
ms % the defense and assistance ~
an oaicer Of The law. while in this
case fatal 20 him. was ideal i'm the
p'' 20. law and order lieroism
seldom rises 20 the notice Of the ren.
oral public. but when contrasted win
rho 'oNardly disappearance OF by.
ISLANDERS 81. the most critical momsnr
ln Oh" melee. Nj Hammerle's act
ioF''- itself upon everyone as an act
Of pur" inroism.
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SEALED PROPOSALS
Notice to Manufacturers, Jobb-rs, Mer-
ohlnts ard Other Mholesaia Dealern

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. That
the state BOARD Of control II the state
or West virginia viii receive bids daily
~ its Office az Charleston. West Nirg MA
Tor furnishing supplies for the several
state Institutions. the financial mango
mcrf of hicn is vested IN said Soar d.
Contracts viii De awarded TO tho lowest
bidders. quality cons icred. and otner
ihihgs being equal West Virginia deal
e.s VIII he given preference
lists OF supplies needed viii he FUR
nis1ed bidders on receipt Of requests
stating the line desired
STATE BOARD OF CONTRCs.
acitf Charleston. West Virgil mia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-01
REDEMPTION OF BONDS
Nodce OF the Redemption of 100000 Of
La Helie Iron Works Bonds.

N"uc" g. hereby given. under the PRO
lviiS OF we deed Of trust. made by the
Ia Belle Iron Works to the und.rtirnaI
trustee. dated lst day Of December. 1909
ana recorded in the office. OF the record
't %, JEFFERSON county. ohio. the oftiD.
Of the County Court of Onto CONT.
West virginia, and in the office of a..
clerk OF Brooke county. West Nfrefuia.
or tue drawing by lot OF tho following
UohnN. Tor IlNmaut. r.lrfnrtL.n md ~.
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FACL-sMITH COMPANY.
ifN Geo. \. Blacktord. its ATTIC
Order OF Notice Thereon.

Northern District Of West virginia Go.
on this 2lst day Of November. \. d..
i'i5 on reading the foregoing petition.
ordered by the Court that "a bearing
be had upon the same on the 2.nd dav
OF December. \. u. 1918. before said
Court At Wheeling IN said district. NJ
ten o'clock ia the forenoon. and that
notice thereof De published fu tho
w h"cling lntelligeucer. a ncwspauer
printed iu said District. and all known
creditors ana other persons in interest
may appear AT the said time and place
and show cause. n any they have. whv
the prayer OF the sald petition shoull
not he granted.
And IL h. further ordered 10y the Court.
mat the clerk shall send by mail % All
hnuWn creditors COPIES OF said Yctition
ana this order addressed 90 them al their
places Of residence as stated
witness tho Honorable Aston g p4v-
tnn. Judge II the said Court and the sea !
thereof. al Wheeling. In said district. on
thr Isl day Of November. \. d. 1918.
G. Il. KEFAUVER. Clerk
I. y. II. g., y. j. w. Va.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-01
NEGRO MURDERER Is UNMOVED
WHEN TOLD OF VICTIMS DEATH
APPRAISED OF RESULT az PROSE,
CUToR IN CELL YESTERDAY.
officer OeVinney Reported as Resting
Nicely-May ReeoVer-Lost
Whistle Found.

With one man dead. n local police
man dangerously wounded. and ne
gro confined In cell In the Ohio coun-
i! J"ll' l'liN me STORY OF particular
"uoclous crime committed IN this
CiS a, an early hour saturday morn
lmE, a W it'ininerle' OF LloydsNllle'
o"I', u stranger IN the CITY, rushed 10
IN" asS'S!ahc- OF 'orpoIal Neorse De
N'H"eE Wh'n ne was attacked by Hay
NaIu Mahuh'| me negro murderer
III rusnlhE toward tne p'lr "ho were
sUiSEilhS. Inc cead man received a
""t'' through ni- h'art ana leii luh-.
"nI o'rd several hours lai'r CorpoT-
~ pe'ihneE was -Hot ln me groin ana
an",h.r h"liet. aimed III nun. was de-
H'C'rd Wn'h " s'.Hct ms Keys and
"H'SOe '"d' were IN MS trousers
pocket
Tho policeman lies at his home in
dangerous condition. but with hopes
for his recovery, and the negro. a
stranger In the city. sits iu his cell.
apparently urconcerncd as To IN" re-
suit Even wren told o. mo death 81
one ~ his victims yesterday Their"
Wore no outward siHn- OF repentance
oih'r than % slight iwlich OF the face.
I Whlch soon disappeared. 40 person
excepting PROSECUTING ATTORNEY Nudir-
man has been admitted tc the cen or
allowed 10 converse win MIN
George Devinncy. corpCral OF the To-
cal police force. who was shot through
the thigh I'm Walkers D0ol room SatUr
day by Haywood Manufel. and Who
is AZ present lying on his bod 40 80.
25i5 Jacob street. as n result OF the
, shooting. M q late hour last night
was reported as getting along nicely.
and without serious compl cations his
. recovery is assured 4 par, Of his
whistle. which was tom away by one
f, "i the shots. and which rrohah!y saved
hi7 H,". was t'.he I"'' hi-l nH ''i
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ta,.t' ~, ,h. ..,,. man ,,to sbo. DO
,.'r,c, Drc.c-s v.n, aygu,n.d him
,..r.-c tfe 5oatb a, the No~th Wheel
inc t,.ritaI stated that the bullet
had passed throafh the upper part
/ Of bis heart and had perforated tho
lung causing an Internal homorrhIg"
which. could not le stopped. although
every effort was made to check the
flow TIa to-day li"s boo the pre- euc'
..f f... ,....r.tr gt . lrff-UIt h..UrI fnU
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FOR RENT

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cIaAE SALESMAN wANrEp-T
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BANKRUPT NOTICE


United states OF America. Northern Dis
trtct OF West Virginia. So.
In the United states District Court IN
and FOR said District.
In tho matter 81 Faul-Smith Company.
a corporation. Bankrupt. No. so. In
bankruptcy. Petition for Discharge
To the Honorable Aston .. Dayton.
Judge Of the District Court Of the
United states for the Northern Dis
trict OF West Virginia.
faul-Smith Company, corporation.
OF Wheeling. in the County Of ohio. and
state OF West Virginia. In said District.
respectfully represents that on the 2Sth
DAY OF Novemher. last past. 10 was duly
ad1udged a bankrupt under the acts OF
congress relating TO bankruptcy: that II
has duly surrendered all its property
and rights Of property. and has fully
complied with all the requirements 81
said acts and Of orders Of the court
touching its bankruptcy.
Wherefore. II prays that Il may De lie
creed by the court to have n fun dts
charge from all debts provable against
it, estate under said bankrupt acts. eN-
Cept such debts as the excepted 10y law
from such discharge
Dated this seventeenth day Of Novem-
Der. \. u. 1918.
FAUL-SMITH COMPANY.
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