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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-10
THE THEATER
the BLUE Bird


Burford Hampton. the remarkable
English boy actor. who will be seen
here in "Th" Blue Bird" at tho Court
Friday and saturday. December u.
o.. made his FIRST London success "a q
the herald Boo O. play called 'pinkio and
90" I'lrie- That was ouls three
Years ago TO 60 % Tree production
di h.f Majesty theatre. and whom
Sir Herbert decided to revive Snakes.
pear' Midsummer Nights Dream
hc thourlf of tHe clhn. supercilious
IitIr h'Ia'd i1 the fairy play with his
mock p0wpousno.a and exquisite air
o. condo .cusiou to fellow fairies
and tho audience aud said "Thc
worry i'I.k q WANT"
Youth must boz served SAWS the
OLD HiHr" Surely Do ie ir this SLIGHT
.rH .II' Do. kI.F EreiI.l ItI case IH.
patron. ST. Ud Nr. Charlie iIamn.
n"n -n'r up promir.rG ,,reor. or
. "r" rfta .'.er 90 London ffr,
''' 0ni'f .u.Dr goo arrouraut Dim
i" Nm'Ii,I Nr UtmrIrr. rI fa.
'h'f W rrUl Hfe ie aleo he para
-. Ifl bod tho pIat Nr-. IIamr.
N''. tfnt. EIrIlsh vowau roc. 1n
'n" 90. tHr Hour. ur aud Uappi
Don Th" Ulu" Bird Eurford Uamp
d." "a tNs Iourc.. role that ever
'"I to iho '1. .f o. stage boy Ttc sue
goods through Goo patient care taken
OFT 'ir voice hr Papa llumpden. who
H 7 pupil of John t.Gun. me famous
tnH.i.' Voioo teacher. and who there
Tore Knows every trick and device
whereby tue organ of lpcech can be-
maintained ami streuethenrd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-10
WHEELING GIVEN
MUSICAL TREAT
FloNzALEY QUARTET. WITH
HAROLD BAUER. SCORES AT
THE AUDITORIUM.
eeond Number OF University Clubs
Concert Course Proves an Al
traction OF Rare Merit.

The University clubs second con-
cert OF the season 1884 vas given
last night at the Market Auditorium
TO a comparatively small audience.
considering the m attendance
at the first concert. but though COM
paratively small. the audience was
made up of a large majority OF the
local musical clientele. and all pres
emit received a treat very much TO
their liking.
The concert. taken IN It's entirety.
or by its individual numbers. will
stand as a record OF achievement
worthy metropolitan activities and
as an entertainment which surely
has shown the ability Of local man
agerial talent 10 provide artistic
treasures Of the highest merit.
The opening number of last nights
concert was from ~Schubart. the Quar-
tet in II minor. Op. posth., given BY
the Flonzalev quartet. which came
here direct from New York. Superior
execution in every detail was appar-
throughout. Each individual
member Of the quartet carried the
harmony In perfect tone without the
slightest straining or forcing and the
composite result was exquisite.
Although the program was classic
entirely. Schumann's Etudes Sym
phoniques AS rendered by Bauer. was
so well execute that even those not
completely fortified to grasp the
fullest wealth of beauty he brought
forth were enrap'ured by IL and hear
~ applause induced an encore of like
merit.
The F1oazaley auartet's second
number Haydn's Quartet in u Ma
sor. Op. 81. No. >. in ALL its variations.
held a breathless audience from tho
FIRST hea touching tone till the last
wave of sound had passed. Sufficient
Is II TO say that no organization OF
artists have ever locally displayed
such ability and execution. =
The final number OF the evening.
consisting OF two parts. Schubert's
Impromptu in 4 fiat and Chopin's
ScherZo in & sharp minor. was in
every way the equal OF all that had
one before.
Exceptionally high grade as last
nights entertainment was in all its
elements. no one could have refused
10 accept further numbers from either
Mr.. Bauer. the Flonzaley quartet or
any OF the individual members OF the
quartet. This was evidenced by the
prolonged applause given each num-
Der and the very much apparent dis
taste with which the audience left
their seats and prepared TO leave the
auditorium.
The University club is TO he very
earnestly congratulated upon the
grade of their entertainment and that
OF last night will surely be remem-
bered Tor year TO m
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-10

20 apply o. Corn pains stop. you for
gct Tho corn. the corn shlrvcle M and
t gomez Evcr try anything like that
You never did There's no more fuss
inf With plasiors that press on tho
corn. no more aalves that take OF the
surrounding flesh. mo- more bandaces
No moro knives. files or razor that
make corrs grow. and cause DANCER OF
blood poison "GErStT" "a equal,
harmless tp health, or irritsted hcsh
10 sets every cora wart. callous aud
Duuior l0u.'c got
"GErSlT is sold at an dmgcists
AZ % cents a hotte :. or sent on rcceitT
of price b. r. Laurence Co.. Chicago.
ADV.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-10
ENGINEERS TO TALK ON
FLOOD PREVENTION TONIGHT
SOCIETY FORMED FoR
WORK AMONG FoREIGNER5

An organization 10 he known as the
Wheeling CitN E-yaugelistlc Society was
formed Monday afternoon az n mcctiut
of all ministers iu the Wheeling district.
Methodist Episcopal churches. and rep
tentative Of Womau's Home Mission
AIRY Societies aud the bcaconess Home.
Tho objects OF tho organization T. Co
carry on missionary or unfit Wor.
among the foreigners. particularly tho
Slavs and Italians.
4 committee to make arrangement
Tor u public meeting TO be held soon 90
launch the project was appointed. COM
posed OF Rev. s. 70. Hart. Rev. T.. o..
Hess. ur p d. knuV. Mr.. ~. p. Jone4.
and Irof ~. l.. Pcdicord.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-10
Police Investigation Ordered
By First Branch of Council

Grafton concerning the assault by
George BREEDING while she was RE
turning from a professional call on
Main street.
DR.. Pronty charged that n member
OF the police force came TO her room
in the morning following the occur
renee and tried 10 get her TO stop the
proceedings against the young Q
claiming that they were not capable
at the time OF knowing what they
were doing. The resolution was
passed unanimously by the First
branch. The outcome of the investi.
cation will be watched with n great
deal of interest by a large o
OF people.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-10

Wien Utrf.rmHu.." fIf. afternoon and
two I0.rIrhf tfe splendid hII pafIue
rf victoria theatre Wil close and make
room Cor ri brand new program fn which
circuit
ThtffrrRUsr. who nutr -.ef .rr
-nHrro.k fn fIri. splendid comedy
Urh.rf fnr E@rnudefrrH should boil
w aa fIe aff uurnrfIrift TODAY THr
fIff rlHwro,t a.rla arI William D..farr
fNe irish singer hn.D aunfNcr al. mat
H wnffh while hgHrirE
rurkn. fnr wonderful fararrar t.r
r|rf HrN h~aIfureU NHH boon ono oft tho
srntatuns W fhc DNf and Rose Uerry
11. been pleasing thr crowds ke1rh
and H"tn Francis. iu The Ward Heeirr.
provided Gun Tor aIl classes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-10
AT MASS MEETING OF CITIZENS
CALLED BY BOARD OF
TRADE.
Question Of Protecting City From
RaVaaes Of Flood viii Be Thor
oUahly Discussed.

Final details FOR The big mass meet
ing 10 be held this evening IN the
board Of trade assembly rooms. Mar
ketAuditorium building. for q discus
sion Cf food protection methods. were
completed yesterday. Notices were
sent out 20 the several hundred mem
beers OF the board of trade urging
their attendance. as tho matter is la
ter 20 be- taken UP by that organiza-
ton with the object Oi forming e. flood
prevention commission While to
nights meeting will be feld under the
auspices OF the board ~ trade and
Will likely De- largely attended hy It's
members. the general public has been
invited Those Co. charge stated yes
terday afternoon that judging by the
interest manifested iu thc discussion
of Hood prevention. the indications
are that the rally Will De- au unusually
large % and the audience will be
truly representative.
A. has previously been announced.
addresses viii D. made o. Major Jer-
Nev end '4uf " 4 Mitchell Of the
local corps Of United states army on
rInenra in CHARGE Of construction OF
tho DAMS ON tho Ohio river. Boo the
Wheeling district both mcn have care.
fully studied Tho local situation ano
have had considerable" experience
along the lines 81 nooI protection
cant Mitchell has prepared estimates
~ flc cost Of Zach OF several systems
Of Food protection for Wheeling. 10
i. understood. and will -INc Htatiffics
81 considerable interest.
fn addition fo 'rr fvo engineer.
other. wiU make ad1rc. sc. and tho
tuhIrrf will ho open for general de-
ru..iou Tho meeting will BE- in tho
nature of F clearing house for Views
Because ~ ,Io importance of tho
proposition and the interest being
taken generally awCnr tho citizens.
a profitable meeting is anticipated
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-10
BRIEFS

Much interest is being manifested
among members OF the various Chris
tan Endeavor societies OF this viciui-
ty In the convention of the Wheeling
district union which will be held sun
day and Monday afternoons in the
First Presbyterian church.
Several local persons are journey
ing southwark TO spend the winter.
a few Ia left since the arrival OF
the present cold weather. Most OF the
Wheelingites are wintering in Florida.
1t is likely that owing 20 the lack
OF Interest and enthusiasm. the meet
ing OF the Progressive party ~ Ohio
county. called for Friday evening FOR
the purpose ~ forming a permanent
organization. will be postponed.
Elmer Hough. 81 Wcllsburg. and
Francis l.. Ferguson. Of this city. pres
ident and secretary respectively ~
the West Virginia Automobile hsso.
citation. while in Washington recently
enroute home from attending the con
vention Of the American Automobile
Association an Richmond. conferred
with Congressman af-largc Howard
Sutherland. regarding good roads for
this state. They received assurances
that the matter is likely % be- taken
ND By congress at tho present ses
sion.
The rush OF christmas mail a.
tho post office o. becoming very mo-.
uceablo a bulk ~ fho mail nov be-
ing handled is composed of packages
being sent considerahl. distances
The final meeting o. tho creiifors
in The baukrupfcv case Of O.. o. smith
VIII Do hold This morning ~ DO o'clock
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-10
Corns?
Use "GETS-IT"
'GETSlT." the New-Pian Corn Cure.
Makes Any Corn Shrivel. Vanish.

NtrN fav. 1T does beat all how
quick .GETS-lT got rid OF that corn.
almost maggie "GETSIT" gets
every corn. every time. u.s. sure as the
sun ri~e. 10 takes about Z seconds
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-10
DR.. w.. p. McGRAIl OFFERED RES
OlUTION BEFORE BODY.
Asking That Pronty Case Be Taken
Up, and Vote for Action
Ma II.-aG.1.

a resolution was offered in the
First branch Of council last night at
the regular meeting by DR.. w. p. Nc
Grail authorizing the committee on
police TO investigate the charges
made by DIR. Elizabeth Pronty in her
statement about the attention
received from the police department.
II will be remembered that Dr.
Pronty charged the department with
not having given her proper consid-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-10

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Mower County transcript., 1913-06-11
Fourteenth Annual Commencement
Exercises of the University of
Southern Minnesota-A
prncnaro,,c Vaor
Prosperous Year

The graduating exercises of the Uni
versity of Southern Minnesota was
held at the chapel Thursday evening.
The room was crowded. The program
as printed was carried out. The ad-
dress was by Prof. G. X. Boostrom of
St. Paul, formerly president of the
school. He spoke on conservation illu-
strating the subject profusely and urg-
ing the conservation of the best things
in life. He was listened to with much
interest. The following is the pro-
gram.
March-Orchestra ..,
Invocation-Rev. F.. e. Knopf.
Salutatory-I Ida G. Golberg.
Selection-Orchestra ~
Annual Address Chas.
R. rBoostrom.
Selection Orchestra.
Valedictory-Arnold A. Anderson.
|! Presentation of Diplomas
O. c. Heilman.
| >Benediction-Rev. w. l.. Riley:
A class Of 78 received diplomas
asfollows Scientific 8; Advanced Com
| mercial 8; High School,. Teachers
class TO; Music 2; Com. a., Steno-
typy H.; Stenography, g.; Mechanical
Drawing 1; Engineering 12. There
are five first class engineers licenses
issued; % second class and 79 third
class. -: . !, 1911. ~. :.
The alumni held their: annual reun.
ion at Lafayette park Friday after:
noon. ,-~-
Mower County transcript., 1913-06-11
Road Expert at Austin.

Representative G. X. Davis has ar
ranged with the office of public roads
for the assignment of a Wel)-known
road expert to address the meeting of
the Southern Minnesota Better Devel-
opment league at Austin, Minnesota
June 18 l.. W. Page, director, of the
public roads office, has notified Mr..
Davis that DR. l.. |. HeWes, chief Of
Economics and Maintenance, has been
detailed for the Auetln meeting. DR..
Hewes has wide reputation as a road
expert, and is familiar with conditions
in Minnesota Last December he ad-
dressed the conservation congress ut
the Minneapolis meeting He has made
q special study of the question of road
construction and maintenance.
Mower County transcript., 1913-06-11
WHY PULL DOWN THE. WHIT.
TIER SCHOOL BUILDING?

AS tax payer in this school dis
trict I dislike very much to see the
contemplated destruction or giving
away the Whittier school building
near the south bridge. An invest
ment of $4,000 would put on large
and ample addition with two rooms
making as large as the proposed new
$4,000 project. The present build
ing was lately repaired and new
plumbing, a cement basement and
other improvements put in. The old
building would probably not bring
over $1,000 if sold. We are getting
crushed with taxes now without addi-
tional burdens. Let the school board
keep the present building which is in
excellent repair, expend not to ex-
ceed $4,000 to build on two room
addition and have just as good con-
veniences as a new building will af-
ford and at the same time save the
taxpayers over $4,000.
South End Tax Payer.
Mower County transcript., 1913-06-11
THE EDITOR AS A MASCOT

Last Thursday afternoon Albert
Lea came to play Austin at base ball.
The editor was a busy man until af-
ter four o'clock but then thought h.
would take in the last of the game.
On his arrival at Athletic park the
score at the beginning of the end half
of the eighth inning was 6 to I
against Austin and a soberer, sorrier
set of rooters it would be hard to
find. From that moment the fortune
of war turned. At the end of the
eighth inning the score was to 3 in
favor of Albert Lea. Albert Lea
made a home run in the ninth and
Austin brought in five runs and quit
without single man out. Final
score Albert Lea 7, Austin 8. How
is that, anyhow?
Mower County transcript., 1913-06-11
Closing School Picnic.

The Hill school closed Friday after
noon with picnic given by Miss Flor
ence Clark at the ,Noffsinger place
under the beautiful maple trees where
q jolly bunch gathered Numbering
about -thirty-six. "A delightful time
was spent closing with a splendid sup
per consisting Of goodies Of all kinds
including ice cream: ALI went homo
thinking fine afternoon was spent.
All Joined in wishing Miss Florence
Clark success In the future and ara
sorry to sec her leave the neighberhood
as by her winsome> ways she has made
many friends. ''" >'' VII r. '7'" ,~v'
Mower County transcript., 1913-06-11
,LINEMEN HURT.

Walter Chestnut and Ray Baysore,
linemen on the Milwaukee road, went
towards Adams Monday morning on
their, small motor car, stopping at
various points to replace insulators
and make repairs. A short distance
slipped off in front of the car as it
was moving and derailed it throwing
both men off. Chestnut had two ribs
broken and was hurt internally. Bay
sore had his right leg badly gashed.
They tagged passenger train No. /
which was late and were soon in Aus
tin where they received medical care.
Chestnut was sitting up yesterday.
sBaysore is able to walk about. /
Mower County transcript., 1913-06-11
GUY NORTON. INJURED.

Last friday moi n1ng,: Guy. Motion
who works at the Austin Greenhous-
es attempted to slack some lime in a
flower can instead Of in a mortar bed
or large surface. AS soon as the
lime was wet it shot out of the can
into Norton's face and eyes binding
him for the time. He was taken to
St. Olaf hospital and serious results
were feared but the doctor reported
yesterday that Norton might be at
work next week with partial vision
and that he might in time mainly re-
cover it. 1t was careless danger
Gus piece of business.
Mower County transcript., 1913-06-11
s. N. BETTER
DEVELOPMENT
.-t.'. /, @@'> Y LEAGUE
#$ \, ,n44N / - =

The Southern Minnesota Better De-
velopment League for the promotion
and development. of southern Mime;
sofa will hold its iaidsummer meeting
in Austin next. week, "Wednesday and a|s1
Thursday, the meetings having beenl
put a day later. on, account Of 'a90q
Roads Day coming on Tuesday, 7th:.
The league which comprises 81 coup
ties in southern Minnesota is making
plans for the biggest meeting IN tte
history, There Iwill be three main
topics discussed by the best experts,
viz: Good roads, county agrlculGural
agents and cooperation. The officers
F>Qfthe associatian:are:> pres. I. G. Bon
nallie, Tracy; vice pres, Alison Blodgett'
j.; acting sec. Herman Roe, North
field; treas. J. b. Ludlow, Rushmore;
exec. committee, first group, Herman
Roe, Northfeld; second, group. Ge3.
Atchinson, Mankato; third group; ".
f. Sanger, Window. ~:
The following is the complete pro
gram: i;
Wednesday, June 18 at 200 p. m.
Address of; Welcome.. -. 49, .>>.I
+ .:... Mayor A. c. Page, Austin
Response. Sen. John Noonan, Waseca
MMusic. &. o. Masonic Quartet OF Austin
Address, "Co-operation' ''............:
Senator r. E eastman, Owatonna
Discussion. .. Rev. W. W. Blair, !
pres. Commercial Club, st. Charles
Address. Hon. A. o. EberhaFt,
Governor of Minnesota, y. !;
Address, County Agricultural Agents .
IF. w. Murphy, pres. West Central
Minnesota Development Association
of Wheaton !;
Discussions. ID. G. Armstrong. pres.
Minnesota State Bankers association
Wednesday Evening. -
Banquet and entertainment by the
Austin Commercial Club; One of the
expected features is song by John J
Furlcng, as promised by him to secure
this meeting for Austin. -.
Thursday Morning, $50 o'clock. .
Music. Ladies' Quartet of Austin
illustrated Lectule:. Dr. L. |. Hewes,
Chief Of Economics aud Maintenance
Office of Public Roads, Department
OF Agriculture, Washington, D. G.
Discussion. j ohm Hohmann,
first vice president Minnesota Auto
mobile Association, Mankato.
Address. John E. Deets, former
immigration Commissioner, State OF
South Dakota.
Every supervisor and road oversee1
in Mower and adjacent counties should
attend this meeting in order to get the
benefit of the expert road improvement
address. The merchants and citizens
of Austin should give the glad hand of
welcome to the visitors. Stores and
homes should be decorated and as far
as needed private homes should be
opened freely for those not accomodat-
ed at hotels. The Automobile club has
voted to take the visitors around the
city and suburbs to show them our
many attractions in the way of manu-
factories, parks, public buildings, etc.
all together to make a pleasing i'm
preston on all who attend this great
meeting.