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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-30
STEUBENVILLE

sTEU RENNILLE. O, Oct &c A.
House -. Sol Phillips. finding In favor
~ Philips and damages given him 81
\. ". Mcdonald w. Pleasant Heirtt Is
Improvement Co. sales conf rned.
Thomas * Co. vs. McGarry oil a Gas
Co. settled.
Emma Hineman VS. Bertha Robb "A
minor. sale confirmed.
Ohio on complaint Of Annie Rovaco VS.
Join SZakaics, defendant found guilty.
Joe NaTgo ". village OF Dnlonvale.
bomiuick Panatta fined 800 and costs
FOR selling To- minor.
A cut has been made in the iron frame
Work overhead leading TO the basement
bumped and hats crushed. such as has
been In vogue for forty years.
David V. Ault vs.. \. J. Ault. suit IN
partition
Marriage Licenses
Victor J. Adams. ~ years. and Jose
hine chester. ~ years. Of Steubenviue
Mike Eorcsla. % years. OF Henuison
and Annie Stuben. rs years. Of Mingo.
field. and Mrs Rachel Thomas Patrick.
.of pillonvale tRe- married.
No Money ir sight.
The county commissioners want people
% understand that there les no money ia
three funds with which 20 make repairs
and improvements and there will be none
In till after February. as 10 has all been
All funds were wiped ouF by the old
board before the new board took hold.
Tho funds are emergency and regular
bridge fund and the road fund
Realty Transfers
\ q. Jones 20 v. a Eucsv. . lots. War
ren township. slef. g y. Henry 20 W <
Martin. lots. CITY. $1,000: q. y. Henry
20 ". =. Martin. two lots. city 81 900. J.
" Fisher TO Earl George. lot. Winters
vile. $500. T.. & Chandler 70 Louise
Irish. Tot. city. t2.2Jo r. " Phillips 20
Mary Stringcr. 6s3-I .oO0-a. Warren town
ship. 81 500. ~. ~ Phillips 20 Edna IIoge
ISL ooo-a.. Warren township. 1875. Y
\. White TO J. 4. Rickerstsff. lot. CITY.
81 ~. II. Phillips 20 Mamie SiNsmith.
1000 81. II. Warren township. $3.50:
" IT. phillips to Emma i. Hell. 2fS-
oooa.. Warren township. $1,000. Mary
Bracken 20 Mary Foster. - lot. Toronto.
g sheriff 60 T.steila Patterson. 2 lots.
w. VI. Ferry, lots. city. 10000. ". r.
Ferry 20 !. z. bigger. > lots. city. $40
0o0. : G. Pigger 10 n J -Slnclsir. ? lots.
city. SO 600. 7. J. Sinclair 20 7. =. wal
ker lots city. 80 600. n = Sinclair
20 Y. 7. joyce. lot scity. s4bo0. Sirno
Davis 20 Rade Dalk lot. city $4,000: EN-
90 Smith - George Harriss 7a-1 n0a
Wavne township. tf0o. Pe'ro T-iczinski
20 Jos Kuhan. lot pillonvale. s245. SUI
san Lloyd 90 q w. Paterson. lot. Mt.
Pleasant. so Ia PeIleview Land Co ~
Frank Moreli. lot citv. 81 900. John W
Horfvra 80 Cora O'De'f o. lots anf 10
block r. Pleasant Heights 81: Sheriff 20
Emma Hireuan. lots. city 80. aFs. Geo
RuhhV 90 steve Dohhy. 10-TNna Smith
T.e17 township. $40. MIKE Bobby % steve
Hohby. 32-iooa.. Springfield township.
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Dcldire Briefs.
Floyd Smith and Henry Sherman,
OF this city. were business visitors AZ
81 Clairsville yesterday.
Items OF interest for this paper may
be left at the City Book Store or tele.
phoned 20 the reporter. Hell 26l-J.
Mr. and Mrs. T :. Bickerton. OF
Central avenue. are visiting friends
and relatives az Newark
Mrs. Charles King. OF North Jefer.
son street. has returned from a visit
al N.ngo.
Mis- Grace Robinson. Of this city.
Will leave today for q visit with rela.
uyes and friends al GAINESVILLE.
Miss Edith Jones OF North Guern.
sey street. is visiting relatives and
friends az Akron
a meeting OF the Beuaire Play.
grounds association Will bee held Fri.
day evening OF this week
Niles Collins. of -AtIsvilie. is the
guest OF relatives and friends in this
city.
A meeting % the township board of
education viii be- held this afternoon.
Mr.. Charles Moor" has been called
10 Junior W. Va, by the illness of her
mother
Kov. " T.. Mccormick has taken up
the duties OF Prof O. :. NcVay i'm
the high school during the Iatter.s
absence.
A meeting OF the Belmont County
Nhill tuberculosis league viii be held
In the First Presbyterian church. No
vember Il The annual election OF
Officers will be held
Florence llartwig. who was Injured
90 an auto accident some time ago. is
able 20 he out
4 number from this city will attend
the u.s. .o.ary convention in the First
Chr. tan church AZ Wheeling this
evening
Mr. and Mrs Guy DaukWorth. Of
Union street. have returned from a
visit 90 Cleveland
Mr. and Mr. Charles Michael. o.,
Grave Hiu. have returned from q
visit al Pittsburgh
br link, automobile was slightly
damaged last evening when u was
struck by another auto which was be-
INK hauled 20 a garage.
Mrs. Isaac Blum of Belmont street
Is visiting friends and relatives ~
New York
Following the REGULAR meeting Of
the B"llair" ledge az Elks TUESDAY
evening. smoker vas held
I'll" work OF paving the North JET
t"f-on street Improvement viii PROB
ably b" finished this week
Harry Cook OF South BeuaIre iert
yesterday FOR Toledo. whore he Wi
join j. vs.. Rowe and 20 90 the nation.
al convention OF tho American FEEDER
alton Of Labor a. Seattle. Wash.
g. H. strong OF PIt' burrh De- yis,.
ing Trends and relative boz This CITY
Ih" His Five coal mine at stewart e.
Vile wac closed yesterday owing Co
some slight troubI. with tho m.nart
IT," Union Christian Irl,avor %.
city Of South BcIla.r. viii meet a.
OBJ" Pinch EIu school house Inurs
tdt evening
NIs Msrrsre' Shirley Of Haymqr
k''. Pa. '. tho ru.ef uf friends ana
relative in this CTS.
Passenger train $50 % ON tho o.
A. 3D. V. t.faH.G yesterday sra-
noon at kay. DsI.In. three uour
d'..y
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OF friends This evening The anlir
viii be IN the nature OF a Hallowa' On
party aud very enjoyable time Is
anticipated
Mrs. Mary Thompson will entertain
the members OF the T. y club M her
home on Thirty eth street This eve.
aing The members will De at.reo
DO The witches Earb and the ey,urne
will be- spent a. various HauoNe ~
amusemcrf-
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Martins Ferry Briefs.

The Junior Mechanics viii hold "A reCu-
lar meeting N heir hall on Hanover
street. this evening.
The regular mid-Week PRAYER services
We're largely attended In the local
churches last evening.
The fourth edition Of the Fusionist
paper Viii make its appearance on the
streets Friday evening
There are only -FOUR more days left for
the candidates 20 get around and see the
voters.
s. large crowd % rootcrs accompanied
tho local High school foot hall team 10
Te'la'r- ys-tcrIHy afternoon
r." America Sheet A. Tlnplate Com
rury viii start TO pay NeIr employees to-
day.
number az ont n town people at
tended the Ov d. fair and festival in tho
AruUrt ball last night.
s. shortage ~ brick has caused sus-
pension OF t.e brick work ON the adli-
f.oU 20 fIe hospital
Large crowds can hc seen standing on
H1l 81 the street corners ~ all hours a.
The f1v. discussing uolit tics
Several attachment cases were filed
ir the lor1. justices office Yesterday.
Trr Little German hand made it. ap-
rcrrarro ON the streets last evening and
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Young woman MA.

MIS-. Mary Truman, wife OF steve Ru-
man. OF Florence. died at the local has pi-
TAI yesterday afternoon az 2 80 o'clock
after lingering Illness OF complications
81 diseases. The woman was we'll known
among the residents Of the mining town.
as she Vas only married three months
ago, her maiden name being Mary 10th.
Sie was l. years OF age yesterday the
dnN OF her death She il survived by her
husband. At late hour last night no
FUNERAL arrangements had been made
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entertained number OF people with
their popular airs
county Auditor Emrson Campbell was
IN TINS city yesterday on business
Many out OF town people will be pres
ent At the Birthday Social given al the
-. Johns church this evening
owing TO the fact that no Halloween
celebTauou will be held In this city a
number VIII attend the celebration at
Moundsville and Wheeling.
ANY one having any Items for this
paper call Sle-J on the Bell phone or
leave Item at kAlston and Parkers drug
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ROY Lilly of So CIuirsy.U,. srs.
tanned -Iehrf Injured foot while az
work .r f.c Troll miro 70, Hrauo.,rIe
.i'ra"f morning and Do will ie laid
uH Tor ioN days lu som. manner
Do f" hH foot caught under some
'"b'. cars. smashing it llc 800. re
moved t0 his home. where The Boz.
'IrIr" were DIRE. sod
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\ young man by The name 81 GOOD.
~ south Bellaire. met with very
unfortunate accident ~ the Novelty
stamping Works yesterday au-f-
noon IT." wa- ar work on one of the
pres "s and iu some manner DTS ban q
was caught loo tho machinery and or.
finger was completely severed f-.u
tte hand and another badly mashed.
W" was removed fo tho office Of a
physician and the injured members
were dressed
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To New Jersey.

The remains OF John Long, who
died at the North Wheeling hospital
Tuesday morning following an opera
uon. were shipped 10 Glassboro. "
j.. his old home. yesterday afternoon
where interment will be made. The
parents and sisters OF the deceased
arrived in this city yesterday and &C
companied the remains TO the home.
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Directors' MertInn.

The directors Of the bridgeport
bank x Trust company yesterday re.
ce!ved notices that the regular month
ly meeting OF the directors will be heTd
next wednesday afternoon in the di-
r"ctors' room a. the bank Routine
business will be considered.
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To Receive sunplIes-

The Belmont county board OF depu-
" supervisors OF operations has is
sued orders TO the presiding judges
IN the county To come TO the head
quarters and receive their ballots and
other supplies. All ballot boxes and
other paraphenalia have been pro
yided and everything is IN readiness
for the election.
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Let Contract Innlnht

NJ a meeting az the building com
mittee OF the Kirkwood Presbyterian
church 10 be held this evening the
contract for wiring the new addition
20 the building and for painting the
new part viii be- let The work viii
be- completed iu short time
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-30
Or. Johns selected.

Or John Johns Of broadway was
Yesterday chosen az the third candidate
ON the Fusion ticket for the board OF
education. At the meeting held Tues
day evening "a committee was appointed
20 make "a selection Tor the third mem
ler aud yesterday afternoon they an
uouncd thir selection. The last meeting
OF the committee Will be held next Mon
DAY evening
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Many Complaints.

Many complaints IS being heard IN this
city over the increase IN the price OF
milk. which will take effect Saturday.
but when they take in consideration the
fHct that the dealer has been put 10 a
great expense IN the last few years with
the price OF milk remaining the same.
they Will reason with IA en-. All OF the
local dairymen have agreed 10 stsnr 20
the agreement and will advance the
price Saturday morning
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Special Police

Several special police will be on
duty IN this city this evening and 10.
morrow evening In order TO guard the
property. as some OF the BOYS seem
not 20 care about the damage that is
done on Halloween. As long as they
40 not destroy property they Will not
be mOleStcd
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Compistins Arranxsmsnts

The United Fraternal Association Is
busy completing arrange msut- for tie
"Fraternal Trading Post:" which VIII be
held In the Armory hall the second week
IN December. and IL will he tn. biggest
fair and festival held in fhfs CITY FOR
cars. II IL the intention Of the associa-
the concrete platform IN Riverview c-rn-
etery. Part OF the money was raised at
the picnic held at Wheeling Park IN Au-
gust
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Day MAnArG.

Thomas Murphy. formerly OF Canton.
mas taken Up his work a. tay manager
~, he new mill being erected by the
wheeling Sheet q TIN Fiale Cofripan.
A. Norkville, and entered upon his duties
TUESDAY Preparations are being made
rapidly for putting the mill in op.ratton
as soon as possible.
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Injunction aranted.

Judge Lynch late Tuesday evening
granted an injunction 20 Casper T.
Iorch or this city to prevent the y. G
-. railroad company from laying
switch at second and Locust street. II
~oens that some time ago the company
laid switch without nrst obtaining
remission and that they we're ready TO
place anutnor one in Insitlnn this Week
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Wallace Funeral.

Funeral services over the remain.
OF Mrs. Fred Wallace. who died at
her home on Franklin street Tuesday
afternoon following 4 lingering III.
ness. viii b. conducted from her late
home this afternoon at o'clock. In
terment will be MADE In Rose Hill
cemetery.
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Shields Funeral.

Funeral services over the remains
OF Mrs. Hannah Shields. who died al
her home at Anvil. o.. following a
lingering Illness, will be conducted at
the Belmont United Presbyterian
church this morning at 10 o'clock. In
terment will be made in the Belmont
cemetery.
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irons will entertain the husbands and
ffiends OF the club this evening at the
home OF Mrs. r. X. Kerr, on south
Fourth street. and no doubt large
crowd win be present. The evening viii
be spent IN "a sociable way. At a Season
able hour dainty refreshments will DO
served.
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once also ap-
ply TO Nostrils
and r u b on
throat a n q
chest. covering
with n b o I
wooden cloth.
This W IL I
soothe the In
famed parts.
bring restful
sleep and in
{ h g morning
you will have
a happy play
ftIi child
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c. w. ADOLPH
furniture. Undertaking and rmbalmins.
MAIN ST, BRIDaEPoRr.
Moth Phones
To MaNnard

All members OF the Senior Mechan-
les and the Loyal Legion who are go-
M 10 Maynard this evening 10 assist
IN the initiation OF class OF candi-
dates are requested 10 catch the o 10
car No doubt a large crowd OF the
local members will attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-30

precincts In Beliaire will be open
from $3.50 20 $50 o'clock. city time,
on Monday. November 3. for the pur-
pose OF granting removal certificates.
New voters can register on that Gay
only. on order OF the board of cleo
ton. who Will DO IN session all day.
IL man was 30 miles or more away
from the city on the regular resistra-
tion days. the election board can
give him an order ON the registrar.
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Lsrrs Crowd Present.

The largest crowd OF tLe week was
present at the Owls Indoor carnival be-
ing held in the Armory hall this week
and all seemed TO have a good time. The
program rendered last evening was also
the best OF the week Another larry.
crowd IL expected TO De present this evn-
Ing Tn affair Will come TO a close Sat
urdAy night
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nniidinr Comniete-

The new store building erected hy Ru-
hin BROTHERS. 'u the upper part OF the
city. on Main street has been complete
and the painters will finish mo their
work this week. after which the stock
viii be moved into the new store room.
which Is the largest in the city. The
opening date viii be announced later
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an Illness OF fnfan@s trousl.. ~.
enid had been III but a few days
Funeral serN ices will be held this after
Rev. Father G. A Nulhearn viii go
slate. lntsrment vii be made IN 81
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roreiznen Arrsted-

Several foreigners from the upper part
OF the city, were arrested yesterday af-
teTnoon on the charge Of disorderly con-
quot. and II L. expected that they Will
ne given "a hearing this week before
mayor Wyckoff. Business has been very
Dun In police - 1urt this week
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Dismissed Early,

Several OF the rooms az IN. local
sehoois were dismissed early yesterday
afternoon. so that the scholars co.i IA
nave a cnAnce 60 attend the foot ball
game AZ bellaire. between the local High
school and the BellAlre High school. At
4east SVV went down 10 attend the zane
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Ladies Social Gnh-

Inc Iadles SOCial duh. oOmpOeed of a
number OF ladies from this city and
Wheeling. VIII be entertained this even
!ng at the home Of Mrs. John bosch. on
Main street The evening will be spent
IN play lng euchre AMI at a seasons
hour dainty refreshments will be served
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Council 20 Meet

The city council VIII meet in regular
session 90 the council chambers IN tho
Hayes building. on Fourth street. Satur-
cay evening hut as there will poe uotl-
Ing ~ Importance 90 come uu. II IL OK
pected that the business will be purely
routine.
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The Ladies Ala Society % the German
LutherAh church. Will give one OF their
enjoyable birthday socials In the SUNDAY
rchool room Of the church. this evening
sno no doubt a large crowd Will attend.
tlne program has been arranged by
tho members. Refreshments Will 10
served a. the close OF the entertainment
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New HtoO

This city Will soon be able TO boast OF
q new gents furnishing store. as PARTIES
from out OF town yesterday rented the
vacant store room At the corner OF Frftn
anu hanover streets. formerly OCCUPIED
py the tsusts. The date OF the operf>> !.
DC soon.
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Game SAMMY.

The strong High school foot ball team
81 this city. will play the fast Steuben-
vile High school foot ball team on
lfoyles field. Saturday afternoon. and Il
VIII be one Of the hardest teams the
locals have been ny against this season
The game Will be called at o'clock
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Extra police will be- on duty this
evening and tomorrow evening TO pro-
tect property Ia this city AZ several
places In this city the boys have already
started 60 play Hallov~ IN praEks and
as long as they do not destroy property
they Will not be molested ANY one
caught destroying property VIII be al
rested
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MARTINS FERRY
TunerAl Hr1dAy.

Funeral services viii be heid Friday
AFTERNOON At o'clock from her late
home on North Main street. over the re-
mans ot the late Mrs. Writ Petite, who
died suddenly Tuesday morning. Inter
nent VIII be made In Riveryiew GENE
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II. Evans
BRIDGEPORT. o.
No Agents Employed.
Special MeetIno

a special meeting OF the German
Alliance has been called for this even
ing In Horas' hall. and all members
are requested 70 attend. as business
that VIII be important 20 all members
VIII De considered. The meeting will
be called 10 order at 1880 O'Clock.
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zoc tube OF NUSTRIoLA. which
you can get at any drug store. will
last for months. and you can't make
better investment.
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NJ TITTITT| NIT u " 7" anu WfN- NTTFe
Mayer died - the home OF it, parents
on First strcS Yesterday morning. after
selves in the tolls Of the police. One
was fined s. and costs and paid. and
the other put up SIS for his appear
,ance Saturday.
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Meet To-nlaht

The Personal Workers League OF
me Colerain church Will meet in the
hlalne church this evening. and It is
expected that large crowd will be-
present A short program has been
arranged Tor the evening and short
talks will be given on the two amend.
ments that will be voted upop AZ the
election next Tuesday.
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QUICK HELP FOR
A CROUPY CHILD
NO MORE ANxIETY-TAIs SIMPLE
REMEDY ACTS INSTANTLY.

To cut phlegu stop strangling and
coughing and opeL air passages. have
child swallow 4 LITTLE NOSTRIOLA at
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BRIDGEPORT
Funeral Yesterday

Funeral services were conducted
Yesterday afternoon from his late
nome over the remains OF the late
william Alexander. who died Sunday
evening after n short illness. Rev. Mr.
Neal. OF the Kirkwood Presbyterian
church. had charge OF the funeral. In
terment was made In Linwood GENE.
tery. Many friends OF the deceased
attended the funeral.
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Many VIII Attend

Owing 10 the fact that no Hallow.
cen celebration will be held IN this
city. a large number OF local people
nave made arrangements to attend the
celebrations TO be held In Wheeling
and Moundsvilie Friday evening AT
each place the parades VIII be a fea.
ture Of the evening.
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3246 BELMONT STREET
Bellaire. Ohio.
Eat at the
CRYSTAL DAIRY LUNCH AND
RESTAURANT.
Bellaire Briefs.

Sea Food in every style. Steaks
Chops, French and Am. Dishes.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-08-09


This puts us in a very odd light, as
we were merely doing what we
thought Mrs. Trout wanted us to do.
There were to be no liquor adver-
tisements in either page. The brew
ers' page was merely to extend con-
gTatUlatiOns to the suffragists and ex-
press the hope that we could get to-
gether for what was best for the peo-
pie.
Our friends were willing to help
the women with their special edition,
just as some of our friends helped
them to pass the suffrage bill. Mrs.
Trout herself expressed her graft
tude for the help our friends had
given them at Springfield. And
agreed to work up the two pages of
ads in this friendly spirit. No blame
can be attached to Mrs. Trout. It is
not her fault. She is all right. The
Prohibition forces got the better of
her in that meeting. Our Organiza-
ton has nobody in it's membership
who sells liquor, but we recognize the
brewing industry as an important
one. It spends $1O8,OOO,OOO a year
with the farmer alone, and millions
more in other lines of industry. Many
of our members have business rela-
ton with that industry, and we favor
giving it a square deal.
I'VE favor temperance and regu-
lation, but we are not in favor of
prohibition"
-O-O-
"You told me this horse had won
half a dozen matches against some
Of the best horses in the country. He
can't trot a mile in six minutes to
save himself" ct was in ploughing
matches that he took the prizes, sir"