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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-21

HORSE ROUTES ON THE TRIBUNE
are opening constantly. Young men
with horses are wanted ASK Tor T. ".
johnson, between and a. m, at Trib-
une business Office. g2244
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PAPER & GARBAGE


UTAH WASTE PAPER e. GARBAGE
Co. A. Illingsworth. manager. Phone
Wasatch fZOl, ni39
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Wanted-Agents

SOAP AGENTS-OUR SANITARY SKIN
Soap mas everything beat for profits.
we protect You In territory: sample and
premium list free. DALEY MFG. CO.,
81. Louis. Mo. g1550
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CARPENTERS and JOBBERS
KODAK DEVELOPING

~ ~N~-~>~~~~-~~~~~~~~~>~~--
WE DO EXPERT KODAK FINISHING
Utah Photo Materials Co, 2i3 Main Il.
h27g6
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FREE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. BASE
ment First Congregational church: We
get you a position free OF charge Iels.
phone 1922 f2IES
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SIGNS AND SCENERY

CILAS. PETERSON, 20 RICHARDS ST,
brass, Clipped glass and painted. Phone
Wasatch 1903, X25
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DUCK SHOOTING
AND PRESSIN 6
CHIROPODIST

L. ZAMBIA. FOOT SPECIALIST. CON
sultatton free. a East First South.
WaSatch 50G4. 1929
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CUT FLOWERS


HUDDART FLORAL CO.. Sc so, MAIN
st. Phone i06. Cut flowers and fun
erai designs. n1633
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MILLINERY

PLUMEs CLEANED, CCRLED AND
dyed. Harmony Millinery parlors, 65s
SO. state. Was. o61S. g33S5
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Wanted-Salesmen

MALE OR FEMALE. TO SELL REAL
estate; good salary guaranteed Call
at once, Inter Mountain Realty Co., 205
Templeton bldg. e1311
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REMOVALS
PIANO TUNING
OSTEOPATHY


DIR. G.. a. GAMBLE. 607-S M'INTYRE
bldg; hours, 10 8. WasatCh 52Si Dis
eases OF women speciality. Consuta-
ton free. g396
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CHINA DECORATING

Mss BERTHA WAGENEk'S STUDIO.
II East Third South. China suitable
for gifts and prizes. Class and private
lessons c969
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ALL KINDS CUT FLOWERS. FRESH
' from greenhouse. Porter-WaIton Co,
2Tl Stnte m37S1
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EXPERT FIRING DAILY MRS. E. l..
Homan, 1912 Lincoln ave. Phone Hy-
land 2908-J. hlo70
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BROWN MINK NECK PIECE THURS
day morning Call Wasatch 4340. Re
ward. h23a9
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THE LEADING FLORIST. W. w. KING;
214 e. End So. Phone 81. TT
MRS. e J. ANDERS-CHOICB FLOW
ers and funeral designs w. Broad :
why, Was 2sl6. h29I5
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CARPET CLEANING

CLEAN AND RESTORE CoLoRs IN
rugs and carpets. Hand work: will re-
move oil, grease or any stain. Imported
rugs specially; 9x12, S1.60. Frank Mar
tin, Was. 2266, 66 West First South st.
o1898
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LOST AND FOUND


LOST - AJREDALE l-YEAR-OLD
male dog tax 1910. Return TO David
Taylor. 500 3rd ave-, or phone Wasatch
655S Reward haas
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COAL AND KINDLING

E. p. DEAL. COAL, BLOCK WOOD
and klndlinS. l65 East ith sortH Phone
Wasatch 1895. hrs
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SECONDHAND STORES

GET OUR PRICES BEFORE BUYING
or selling your second hand furniture
Salt Lake Furniture Co, LOO S. w. Tenn
pie Wasatch 3637 r22T9
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C r. HANSEN 81 CO.. EMPLOYMENT
agents. s6 Il LIST &c. Phone Was oaa
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UNREDEEMED OVERCOATS

$50 UNREDEEMED OVERCOATS ron
sale. cheap. Uncle Sam, Pawnbroker,
20 East LIST South g4375
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MONUMENTS, TOMBSTONES

LARGE STOCK TO SELECT FROM. r.
Mckenzie. Display yards. 422 s. state.
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WANTED
Wanted-Male Help

WANTED - THE. INTERNATIONAL
Life Insurance company or st. Louis,
Mo-. has opened offices for the Pacitc
coast. S23 First National Bank bldg, San
Fra ancisco, and will offer liberal induce
ments la successful statesmen. with op-
portuDlties TO become managers In either
California. Utah or Oregon. superior
contracts TO local representatives for SAT-
Lake. Ogden and other parts OF Utah.
We issue an exceptionally attractive line
OF policies and pay high commissions. III
you have no experience. are sure you
possess ability and are alive and anxious
to succeed. write US. h2S67
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WANTED
Wanted-Female Help

GIRLS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. AP-
PLY READY FOR WORK AT A NJ
AND P. NJ. DAILY. TROY LAUNDRY,
221 SOUTH 9TH EAST.
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FOR RENT
For Rent-Houses Furnished

S-ROOM, STRICTLY MODERN HOUSE.
with or without garage hardwood I'M
ish throughout; complete base ment.
laundry and good furnace. VIII consider
renting furnished until April 10 To re-
sponsible party, Inquire llo9 First ave.
or phone Wasatch 59iS. hlSii
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FLORISTS

e A. LAMBOURNB FLORAL CO., NO.
So. Main, with Willes- Horne Drug
Co Leading florists on funeral designs,
Was. 374 and Was. 29l. hzAoo
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PYORRHEA SPECIALIST

DIR, ROBERT w, HALL, PYORRHEA
MD ORAL PROPHYLAXIS sic
KEARNS BLDG. ao353
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BOYS, BOYS, BOYS.
Now is your chance to learn cornet,
trombone or any band instrument; join
Montgomcry's Juvenile band. See MI
Montgomery at Beesley Music Co., be-
tween IL and ! clock.
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FREE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. BASE
ment First CONGREGATIONAL church We
get you q position free OF charge Tel
ephone Was. 6S22 taos
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-11
BULL MOOSE
working Plans Fer the moose Party
Discussed at Meeting OF Esecu-
tiVc Committee.

NEW YORK. Jan. in-W orkiur
plans fer -" progressive party we're
discussed ~ an an.day session ~ tho
c~Xecut'v" committee q. tho rar,v 20
day. ~ Adjournment u vas an
h"unCHG that no statement would no
gwen our until after tomorrow s. SOS
elon. when - - expected tho business
before tho committee VIII be com.
ple'ed. r. was learned thar rerres.
cntative~ Of M" finance. publicity.
progressive service. and social service
committees were heard today and
plans discussed for the continuance OF
ih"se committee for m" coming four
years
The committee adjourned us last
meeting on December 20. until -.
DAY. for discussion OF tho work ~
organizat.oa. %pablciiy and raising
funds.
Progressive count, oha.rmou from
some thirty counties ate likewise
met AZ SyracGs. today and approved
b plan of 'Ee state executive com
mt'i"e 20 raise - iu each election
district % ~ secure pledges OF 500
each 10 meet party expense. While
the suggestion ~ Frank s. Nuusev
for union with Republicans 70 form
81 new liberal party did no. come be-
fore fhC conference. nearly every PRO
gre~siVc voiced his opposition and
favored continuing o0 present lines
Editors n publishers o. some 20
Ipf 'df" nov -ufprrr. meeting FOO Svra-
ci~e organized rho Progressive Press
Association ~ NpN York state
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-11
LEPERS ARE
PUT TO DEATH
Thlrty-nin. Victims Murdered IN Afro.
elous Manner IN Province Of
KVsnp-St. China

SHANGHAI. Ian. lo-Thirtr.aine
fepers recently we're Jut - Death IN
IN a~irocioUs manner by order uf shn
provincial authorities Of Manning. in
b Province ~ KvanE-Si The sui
ferers from the dread disease first
were shot and then their bodies were
burned IN 4 huge trench. These az
vices we're received here to-day I'm lot
ters from the Catholic mission ~ Nan
ming. The letters we're dated Deem
Der - They stated that the iepers
lived In the woods 2 feV miles outsirp
Of the CITY ~ Manning. The mission
DD1khf permission 30 huild Al its own
Dfpehse a l%aZaretto for them. and tho
proxtnrial authOrties. pretending TO
consent. org q ~ in which vas placed
Rood soaked with kerosene ~ tho
POINT or the hayone' the lepers then
sere driven into the pii and shot. and
ID pyre Vs- lighted and their bodies
burnss in The presence Of = large
epovG The authorities offered 70
SardS for the discovef. of other iep
srs. n this 70 sultnd N tho shooting
- ore more man afflicted with tho
disease.
. The Governor. after tho massacre.
tssued q prociamaficu IN which he A..
kused the ieLcrs of having committed
SURFACES Tho letters from the mis-.
soh say there is no foundation for
this charge.
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TO INVESTIGATE
FEDERAL JUDGES
Frone Into the Conduct OF Two Federal
Judges Was Asked for in
Petitions Thursday.

W ASHlNGTON, II. =. Jan. iO.-An in.
.vesttgatton ~ the Conduct OF Two :eJetsi
Judges. Judge Nan N~aIkenhursh. Of me
western District 81 Missouri. and iudre
John g. Pollock. of the District Of Kan
sas. was asked for to-day IN petitions
from the common council of Kansas
CITY. Mo. presented To- the house bv
hepresentatlve Borland. OF Missouri
ne resolutions. framed from a special
committee OF the Kansas city cnunclI
cnsrge that Judge Pollock and fudge
Nan a~lkenhurgh appointed received Tor
me Kansas Natural Gas Company mich
~ rs alleged Is controlled by th- United
Sas impioN em"nt company Of pniladel-
pula' Wh" were friends to the inter-
ests. design and Iurpose' or those two
companies. \ further charge aEainst
JUG" follp'k IS that he issued an order
10 tho receivers. directing them to
chafS" an Increased price for gas ieliv-
cred tp the Kansas city Gas Company.
me petitions were referred 10 the
committee OF the house. Rem
reseniatiN. Boriand said Re would ASA
the mint 10 consider the COMPLAINT.
Immediately. and to grant a hearing 4,
the Kansas city authorities.
Inc resolutions charge that -ue nr;fcn
ana conduct Of the Judges - N unfair
ana Gnwarranted exercise of judicial
and destructive Of the fundamen-
tai rights OF the people II IS furtner
charged that Judge POLLOCK is SsprfyinE
the people OF Kansas CITY % lcht ana
fuel and that he - being allied and
abet'~d in hrs purpose by Judge Van
~Nalkenhuigh.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-11
MINE AFIRE
inspectors Investigate Burning Mine
n May be Able 70 Save it
7 Quiet on Paint Creek.

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Jan. 10
Tie deputy mine inspectors sent 70
Standard by Chic: Inspector Joht
Laing. 10 take charge OF the NINE Sup
posed to ha,, zen set on fire b.
striking miners. are now Of tho opin
ion thcN viii b. able 10 confine tho
hrc 10 q comparatively small area
and thus prevent the scaling up OF the
eutirc mine. 4 number Of bratticeg
latr been constructed and thus fai
itc efforts 90 prevent a spread Ia
been successful
lt'pre -cutafttcs Of the state and
county have been sout 90 the district
% investigate conditions The Chesa-
Peak" % ohio railroad also sent
men into fho district 10 investigate
hr shooting on 90 train crew Wcdnes
LAY u.Lrf s. fFr a. could be learned
onIchf. ro reports have been made
and u0 further disturbances we're re-
ported today.
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ALLIES INSIST
tconsanusd from mrs. Pare,

and allies met for the first time on
neutral ground. would furnish occas-
Ion for friendly conversation which
would end the deadlock: but the az
fair Is described as having been cold
and stiff.
N. Nenizelos. leader OF the Greek
delegation. and his compatriots are up
In arms against a serious attempt
being made TO prevent Greece from
%anpexing all the Turkish Islands.
They declared today their grief and
indignation over this phase Of the
situation had been augmented BY the
confirmation that the initiative for
keeping the islands away from Greece
had come from Italy. which they on
sidered their supporter in the triple
alliance.
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Wilson En- Route to CHICAGO.

HARRISBURG. Pa. Jan. 10.-Presi-
dent-elect Wilson and party PASSED
through here at $50 o'clock on the
pennsylvania Railroad. en- route to
Chicago. Two Secret Service men. n
ste~nographer. and seven newspaper
men comprised the party. The Gov
ernor spent the evening AZ work on
MS correspondence. He had retired
"nen he reached here A delegation
OF the Central Democratic Club OF this
city was at the station TO greet Mr..
Wilson.
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STRIKE RIOT

NEW YORK. Ian. lo.-A station
platform Of the Sixth avenue elevated
road was used as a point of vantage
tonight by striking hotel employees or
)! npathllcrs. who. using b lCks and
gtones. attacked a prominent re-.
tauranf- Thrown from this high level.
the misses -ashcd through window {
and passed over the heads OF diners.
F"forc the police could reach tho ole
Nated station tho missile throWcrs cs-
CaIed ON a passing train
uTning along III" sidewalks they
again attacked IN" restaurant Ms.
p"rsed. they renewed the disturbance
I ne t3ctics were kept up two hours
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-11
REGISTER TRUST
President Of the National Cash Reais.
ter is Alleged to Have Used
Trust Methods.

. CINCINNATI. o. Jan. 10 will
break any set of men who try TO com
pete with the COMPANY advise YOU
10 get your money u 81 the Hallwood
company and quit" This statement
Nas attributed 20 President John II
Patterson. ~ the National Cash Ree.
ister Company b. W. :. Courtriehi. ~
q. p former stakeholder IN
the Hallwood cash Register COMPANY.
in his testimony today in the trial of
tho 30 official or forme, officials OF
the National Cash Register Company
here.
COPYRIGHT ta'ed thai 10 had
ScuE1' an Interview with Patterson
with the Obiec' in view OF getting Tho
National company 20 let ny 2 little IL
me war II was raging against the
ilnllvCod company. About n year
later the Hallwocd quit business.
A J. Thomas. ~ Chicago. a dealer
In secondhand registers. testified that
I. j. Watson had OPENED n store near
his and done y y'hinR 10 him I'm The
way of competition. He said he finally
sould out 20 the National. getting SIS.
80 for his good viii and $500" for
MS stock on hand he said he signed
a contract not 10 engage IN selling
cash registers for - wears. hut that
he had started again after Eve years.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-11
Relief Expedition

f. CBRsTiANN. Iau 3d.. Tho Nor.
yFegfsn government has guaranteed
fhe expense ~ q relief expedition ~
Epit1enbergeu for Tho German axplar-
ers under iieu'enan' Schroeder Stranl.
Who started out last year 300 the
steamer HerzoRernest and are rr.
ported ~ be In dire straits. Manager
Mansfield % IN American coal zen o..
pany ~ Mscsn Harbor. tried - orLar.
t1s q relIef party bu' found conditions
RENDERED sending succor ~ The ezpior.
- from biz station impossible
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-11
PARCEL POST

WASHINGTON. Ian. 1O-Nearlv
two million parcc! post packages we're
sent through fhc postoffCes Of tho ffrv
leading cities Of the country during
p first week Of tho operation Of the
new service. according 10 telegraphic
reports received today b. Postmaster
General Hitchcock.
Tho exact number for the fifty cit.
Jos was I@sg.GS7 and as those CITIES
handle about y half 81 the postal
business ~ the country. postal officials
estimate that between three and four
million parcel post packages were
mailed from January I 20 the 7th.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-11
KID Wagner Won.

PHILADELPHIA Jan. fO-Ktd
Wagner ~ Wilkes f{arre won tho poi,
uiar decision over Billy Grupp. tho s..
Louis middie-weight hero tonight 81
d olympia Athletic club aRner
cut Grupps mouth 10 the FIRST round
and looked like q noasg winner buf
tho 81 Louis man came back strong
and DO" second. third. fourth and
hffh rounds Ver" even Wagner
finished strong In tho .fvth round
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-11

the sau4 district ono-haif mil. sas,
~ the south Penn on omVar SO
2 on me John ,. Davis farm. Virgil
Allen has completed n test VA go 4
Z telluz@ farm and has % 25-bnrref
producer In the Big 1n1un sand
Southeastern Ohio.
IN the GOV Usu district. ~ Law rene.
'1w 0a.ip WASH. nEfon county. %. mo
Renr Rom Development Company has
.swrlrfei a. test on ffa o. " ratfs
Farm and aas " stluu frr 4 light bumper
in The Poker dam sand IN the same
OF sfrf fr" Iakfr Run Development co.
DEL srflIu- IL test on fra : Ammou faru
Tn Ito FaaH Run district in tndepeud-
once township. 10 Emery a Dnwpnu
nave lr'Ie1 40 uu ffe 3 r y. Tier
farm fhr.aLH f.r Hir fufgr 4auI ana
IL 81 ~ fnr H % ha~reI n4srt r.
fn 'Fe ftrr'a ErIf -1rtrlorwars tr
tn ash nEf'r ff" reu'r Belmont .YIn
fNe Natural 1Hr company - Wraf NIr-
Einfa - fH" r fHs sand o. e eerrnI fesf
"r f.n N'af.- f|.w T'c aaws .fsrfant
U eInnf so q nr fe Enre- fam.
HfeI Dol tr" Same iHnI E F~e-rlrrr a
n~tutInt'- SOC q and rn fre ~ er.
a-i farm arc rr'lu- M as barrels %
sat
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-11

Nicola Cappe,i Of Pitlgiiano. Italy.
left directions In his wiii thar ? Iitre
cf wine should b. poured over hi COZ.
m. and two hcctolitres distributed 10
those who attended his funeral. He
requested his friends 20 dance round
his tomb.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-11
ARCTIC EXPLORER
AND PARTY LOST
Believed That Otto SverdrUp and Six.
teen Companions Have Become
Lost IN Greenland.

CHRIST!ANN. Jan. l0.-It BE- ru-
mored here that rho famous Arctic ~
plorer Otto SvcrGrup and a parry 81
sixteen persons who accompanied
him OF p valrus hunt in Greenland.
waters have been lost Sverdrup anil
his party mt Christiaua iu March.
1912 IN a motor ship and since then
nothing has hoon heard from the r,
petition Mai sent 20 q station ~
South Greenland where tho vllru-
hunters were 10 have stopped. BIAS
h"en returned here marked INCA trl
for.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-11
Makes A.ronlan. R..nra

BIC. France. Jan o-Maurice
Chcviiiard. driving p 'izht military
a%eroplaue. today estahIi.hcd "a world
altitude record carving three paa.
senrers. lie roso 10 "a height n f.s.I
feet.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-11

s proposif ion "a. roire entertained
m puf certified oysters on tho
market.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-11

Madagascar produces ~ coffee said
70 he free from caffeine.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-11
OIL AND GAS

IN TIE field are m. syca
u attract great attention Lfph, teffs
NtrN mfCn IN evtdenCe I'm ~ -
.L'h- hni me seartn fpr new prod5rf,,g
.'''I nov bringing Ire ioSire. -
"I ''' "p"rat"r r" cen 20 r,,t ans
"a SOW" Stri"tly new producing .,rr,-
w! he|i nave no fear mat "a. wuf -,
- iINnt! - neignh"rS. Tre oid-tfm.
~ -IaIHS companies laso their feif
men i~nNeS' eating every rerar..1 TO-
TO matter where y ts ipratca ..T an ,,
- 20 among the first io So r"ifir.s
" IT," out "nk prom Sin.
l'a'1"' wood rur. - SANDY dis
'.t htna"Ea '"IutN TO b.I. Fuel an
u.mIan! has .omplefs1 s test on fne
IN Known farm AMI has q ca.s.r A.,
the f"r"a grit estimated o. fe y,,.f -
: ,"'"'' cubic feet . day IT. volyn.
"N-i hh""" tie aNerago %! that
.3oaIff Tre location . u,f,e MOE
1Hhn 'n'-naf mile n"rtrraf' ~ to .,me
farm N'' h''1S
~ 1lau rTesS fr tre extreme -o5f,.
A,'tsior ~ the bic Greek rstI
IN tik strict. -. Sou'r Penn Bi 90
'ynplct~d and sIu' its test on rho
~ Mf'r- fnrr AMI has 4 SOW for a
fer'f f~ururfIrre
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-11
Lincoln Developments.


~ straight Fork. BIsai d~Is'rir, ia
I'm OBJ county, tho ZIG creek Uevef-
i'"'i, COM HnN has drilled 80 : ON
20" Elle' \ Workman farm tb,,urb
'N" F'-"a Rtif ard haa y gD-harrei
uinl'cl on Tangr creek. ir tho same
"WiHrr has drilled "a test ot fra DfII.
l-aN renee" arm through mo Heres gfIt
no mas Is 5-harrel Tumrsr on E0nd
WN lt' hIE creek l'@t al"Pmsut COIN
fne oscar Eau farm .
TO- hi"r district clay county. tho
r"nnfr 'Hl 4 Gas r0muanv 10 sftrf.uv
"" 3 "u the - o. sample. f..m ~t.r.
nothing - this time o. indicate bof.
' fhfu "-hHr~'I uImpera Iu frta dis
I ''I inc 'i fe found FOO Fr. Ev d..
hn formation ont urIt fsv f.e- -
IHt. "
+.tr center Itsrs N-,TrIl4r tist-i-.
NlI' iHsr TfHIrf.. t.s F~hIaFafrTf4
rprf1nr fte drilled fr.f .. the fi.,
E"f 'ffm Through OBI. Nr frfrr
fhhd am rH- 90 1-.ttrr.. producer y,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-11

Fitfshurgh claims to Consume 1cr
fuel than any other ,ifv ir .hr t,r'I
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1913-02-20

There wasn't enough of him left to
balance a pound weight when they
got through with him He was the
greedy monster that was getting the
big profits and refusing to boost the
demand for the rosy-cheeked prod
uct of Oregon fruit valleys.
The only class Of people that ap-
peared to be really beyond reproach
was the Front street merchant, who
was pictured as the unwilling guard
ian of a great surFlusage of apples,
modestly standing by and waiting
for the Unbalanced housewife and
family shopper to decide to demand
his wares. He and the downtrodden
farmer were the only factors in the
whole combination that were white
souled and objects of sympathy
Among the speakers were Father
O'Hara, who urged the establish
ment of public market, where the
producer and the consumer could
come in closer touch, an outgrowth
of which he said would be an in
creased motive for getting back to
the land movement, which was the
only fundamental cure for the cost
of commodities; DR.. C. A. McCrum
C. NJ. Mullen, who told the women
the only help lay in voting for men
and measures that would not permit
the men on Front street to be dis
missed with a miserable fine of $50
when they disobeyed the laws, and
C. A. Malboeuf, secretary of the Pa,
cific Fruit Exchange. The latter de
clared the high cost of living was {
practice that can be eradicateC
through a change in the individual
methods" urging the women tC
learn how and where to buy. The
chief causes of the increased cos
were, he said, credit and the delivery
system. He advocated freer ust
of the market basket
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1913-02-20
POLYTECHNIC SCHOOL
Special Meeting of Commercial Club
Last Evening Devoted to That
Institution.

There was a special meeting of
the Ashland Commercial Club held
last evening to consider the matter
of the relations of the club and the
citizens in general TO the Polytechnic
school, Mr. Gibson having stated that
unless the scholarships pledged were
furnished it wouli be necessary to
close the school After considerable
discussion of the matter it was
moved that the president of the
Commercial Club Lame a committee
OF seven to take up the matter OF
scholarships in conjunction with
committees from various other or
ganizations in the city.
Mr.. Briggs is ou- of the city today
and it is impossible to learn who he
has named upon this committee. 1t
is understood that it will be neces-
sary for the club to have some
agreement from Mr.. Gibson as to the
permanency of the school if the club
is TO aid it further.