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La Junta tribune., 1913-12-20
vALLEY LEAGUE.
basehall Magnate~ Meet 10 - Junta
sad Perfect NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Towns VIII ~ In the League.

Next year the principal towns OF
the Arkansas Valley will have a full
flsdEed baseball league. In which
four tOwns-I.a Junta. Rocky Ford.
LAS Aninias and Lamar will be- rep
resented. A meeting OF the dele
gates appointed by the baseball asso-
Citations OF the various towns was
held In this city last Sunday. at the
office OF the Winchell- -Pearce Alb
stract Company. Delegates present
from the various towns were as fol-
lows:
Rocky Ford-D. II. Greene and
Fred Knause.
Lamar-R. l.. Christy and Frank
Saylor.
Las Animas-J Fleek and Mr..
Bodish.
La Junta-S. h. Hall. W. u. Win
chell and f.. W. Haskins.
ID. II. Greene. OF Rocky Ford. was
elected temporary chairman. and w
u. Wincheil. secretary. after which
permanent organization was cf-
fected by electing officers OF the
Arkansas Valley League as follows:
President. $. r.. Hall. OF La Junta:
vice president. X. l.. Christy. of La
treasurer. Fred knause. OF Rocky
Ford. executive committee. Frank
Sayiar Lamar. Fred Knause. Rocky
Ford. W. &. Bentley. Las Animas. W.
II. Morehcad. La Junta. arbitration
board. Dr. G.. NJ. Spicor. Lamar, Geo.
C.. Maxwell. Sr.. Rocky Ford: G. A.
Cunning, Las Animas; l.. W. Has
kins. La Junta.
a constitution and bylaws. pre-
sented and after considerable dis
cussion unanimously adopted. The
constitution provides that each
team shall be limited to fifteen men,
only two OF whom shall be paid any
money consideration shatever for
their services during the playing
season. Any person shall be clixi-
BILE to play upon any team which II y
nes, bcr Of the league. provided he
has not violated his playing agree
mcnt or contract with any other
team which II a member OF this
league. II also provides that visit
Ing teams shall pay all their es-
pcnses while travelling. aud the HON.
team receive all the gat. receipts.
and pay all the other expenses In
Cured In the playing OF the game.
but II is further provided that special
arrangements shall be- mad. for all
holiday games The sch.dul. OF
games. which Is to be- prepared by II
regularly appointed committee. Is To
he limited to Sundays and holidays.
The prospects for III. Arkansas
Valley i.-agu. are very flatt.ring, as
much enthusiasm WAS In evidence at
tn. initial meeting. Each one Of the
towns In tn. ieagu. had u first-ciass
amateur team last season. and th.r.
was considerable rivalry. With a
regular sch.dul. Of games th.r"
viii b. more interest on tn. part Of
lovers Of the only kind Of sqnar.
sport th.r. is. and let US all hop.
that La Junta viii brinx HON. the
pennant.
La Junta tribune., 1913-12-20
MUNICIPAL CHRISTMAS TREE
la Juata VIII Have Monster lllunai.
mated Christmas TIRE In Cosrt
House Park fOr . Week.

A monster Christmas tree, the
largest ever brought to La Junta
will arrive from Canon City today
and aill be used for La JuntAs mu.
nicipal Christmas tree celebration
Christmas eve. II In twenty-five fee,
high and has \ spread Of l? feet. II
IS to be placed In the Court House
Park and will be illuminated durtns
the holiday season. II possible the
tree will b. illuminated on the night
of the I'D. but the principal decora.
tions viii not be on the tree until
Christmas eve. From the present
plans the municipal tree will be u
very elaborate affair. and the electri.
cal display will be worth coming
down town to see.
Owing to the entertainments In
the various churches. the exercises
In the Court House Park will begin
promptly at $50. thus giving all an
opportunity To attend before the pro-
grams In the churches are rendered.
All the school children will be In at
tendance and sing n few Christmas
carols and the band will also render
several selections. A treat will be-
given to everybody In attendance. II
Is the desire OF those who have the
affair In charge that all attend who
can, aud that they appoint them
selves committee to see that all
their friends participate in the city $
first municipal Christmas tree.
committee from the Industrial
Association. consisting OF Dr. Stubbs.
NJ. ,. Miller. Fred Z. Austin. Il. Phil
lips and G.. W. Milliken. met "A com
mittee from the Federation OF wo-
mans Clubs In the city hall on
Thursday evening. at which time Mr.
Nilliken Was appointed 10 take
charge OF the meeting After the
organization Fred l.. Austin. superb
tendsut of schools. was -i-cts,i
Secretary and treasurer. The chair
appointed the following committees:
Soliciting Committee Mrs. II. N.
. ;rssAAnx. Atas clartcs Cook. Mi.s
McManes.
Decorating Committee Mrs. John
Madigan. Mrs. Ella Light. Mrs. VII
son Hart. Mrs. Victor Hogg. Miss
Carryc FoNworthy.
Publicity committ-. Rufus Phil-
lips and NJ =. Miller.
Municipal Christmas trs~,s have
proved grand success In other ci-
ties. aud while they ar. something
new. they are gaining favor rapidly
- Junta should feel proud OF tn.
fact that sh. is the first town Of It's
size to have municipal tree. The
various committees ar. working hard
To make tn. affair one long to be-
remembered. aud you should show
that you appreciate. the tire. by be-
buR pI'Nsut 'Hf'r'ihaN wv
The electrical labor aud th. cur
rent necessary for the success of the
tree have been donated by III. Ar
knnsss Valley Railway. Light and
Power Company. and sir. Millik.n
In taking hold OF the matter In n way
which argues we'll for the electrical
display. Any person desiring Ia
contribute a, mon% toward tn.
municipal Christmas tire. can do 81
by calling At tn. stor. OF tn. La Jun
u Music Company.
Following are the donations Ia
date:
City Council ................,&ao $50
Federation Of Wom-n's Clubs }?b
La Junta tribune., 1913-12-20

lCessinssA Or Lass PAss.D
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-30
PARCELS POST
GETS "SKUNKED"
WAY MIRO rosr oFTIc s ITS
AT martins Ferry and Had Severn
Gents" over the equ1red
Postage.

"Phew''
On say wait a minute"
that!
What is it,"
i iellev~ sou," body left their but.
,er there IN the window
80 Nniik =. that : some butter al
ght! Wow!,.'
he foregoing took place between two
clerks at the post office in Martins
Ferry yesterday afternoon when a small
rPuu,c packag" was found m III, car
ilrr~ window LETT by q well known
country man. Dr L ~ Wilson III"
prominent physician and surgeon. once
country boy. WAS ia the lobby and
was CT Il IN consultation. Well boys
hts NrtdiCt ran that seems to me like
me "id time pole cat smell"
Nroin"r VIII known business man.
criEifaIiN from the farm furthered IN.
Gee sion with well l. ~ - fine sample
OF the perfect smell too. and SO II was
decided and further investigation re-
ltai"d that ~ was tire skin OF the
Hephitis Americana. otherwise known
a. J. an skunk pole cat. etc. being sent
e. well HuOwn firm IN New YORK Be
ing q green pclt ~ could not be- for
wdrd"d and IL under close guard az,
the over the river office To- be returned
e. the sender ~ he shows up Tin. de-
"isipn seemed To tee that H. should he
sent 20 the dead" letter office aS tha,
usually whore all dead mail matter
is sent"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-30
FILTRATION
discussed at n Meeting OF the Water
CoEmtFx1on In board OF Trade
Rooms last Evening

The first meeting of the Water Conn
non. composed OF representative. from
'a'H bfanfh or council and from yart,tis
Give bodies OF the city. WIS hello ls,
evening IN the Board OF Trad. rooms
IN, SESSION was devoted 20 u discission
~ tht tiittation proposition for Wh.,I-
lhE' although no definite action was
taken last evening
IRE Commission organized lv n.n,in.
,S"'rS" w I.utz aS CHAIRMAN. AMI ~.Irgt-
ing IA" secretary OF the board of Trad.
HS Sc rotary In the .tbscnre OF S.cr..
tsfy Roy l. Naylor. Assistant Se.r.tar,.
isaiston T. Byrum occupied that POSITION
iast evening The meeting Was called for
tre purpose OF hearing the fef,nrf a..
engineer {. 9. SMITH vino has been on
.deti y" lnNestigste various systems of
sIittti"n IN use IN several cities but A.
Mf smith was unlVOidaIlN detained in
baltimore ana could not return IN time
i"f the meeting. the evening was Sp.nt
IN discussing the rc!atiV. merits and
'aGNahtas's or natural. mechanical and
chefni' al systems. The commission td-
Journed 20 meet 80 the call Of tn. rrntr-
man. when Engineer Smith can b,. pres-
snt ''''
Members of the commission presap,
Iart evening We're: From the Eoard az
Ifade 9. ~. bowler AMI H. : Sards.
Municiral Improve League. t;-orre
W LUZ ana John Becker. ohio VALLEY
Ifad.S a Labor Assembly. Charles RYAN
ana =. !. Weekly First hrandrT ~
Council r. ". Pettisord and ! - Miller.
ana second branch or sotnc. ~ r
QUO and -. Taney
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-30
HORSES ARE NOT
YET IN DISCARD
Farm Automobile Has Not Yet Dis
placed Horse. As Shown BY =.
Farm Animals Report.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2s.-The intro
duction OF the automobile on farms or
the United States has rot displaced
the horse or mule for the latest esti-
mate OF the number OF these animals
on farms January this year announc-
ed today by the department OF agricuI-
ture shows more horses than ever
before. except in 1909 and 1910, and
more mules than In any other year on
record Horses and mu.es were g
greater value than ever before e
cept in 1911. The numper OF horse S
increased $4,000 over last year and
mules increased $4,000
While the number of beasts OF pu--
den on the farm Increased. the nun
Der OF food animals decreased Milcn
cows decreased 100000 since January
I. 1872; other cattle decreased $780,
600: sheep decreased $4,000 and
swine decreased l,232 900.
In average value per head compared
with 1912. horses increased S4.S3.
mules $3.50: mich COWS. 1858; other
cattle, $5l6: sheep. rs cents: swine.
sl.s6. In total value the increases
were: horses. si05.52s 600: mules $Is.-
$4,000: mich COWS. sl07 .3Ge 900: :
other cattle. sl59.5Sl COS: sheep, s2l.-
500. 600: swine. $40. ISL 900. The total
value of all farm animals increased
Si!3.i56.cOu, or 80 per cent owed 1912
Farm animals on farms ana ranges
in the United STetes on January |.
were valued at $500 .5S3. 900. com
pared with secs. 7S3 $50 iast wear.
They included horses. mules milch
cows, other cattle sheep and swine
and numbered 19i.iiO. 600. cCmparec
with 20O.602 900 last year
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the senate after March 4. The vote
or Vice-president Marshall would
nave been the deciding factor In any
event. but the addition OF another
Democratic vote to the column gives
the party leaders what they believe
70 be safe margin for tarirl and leg
islative action.
Three Contests.
Contests still exist In the legisla-
lures OF New Hampshire, ". Virginia
and Illinois with a total OF four SEN
atoTs to be elected about whose pol
itlcal Affiliations doubt now exists. A
victory In any one OF these states
would go materially strengthen the
Democratic party that the senate
wcuid be completely removed from the
element OF uncertainty. The attitude
or the progrescives and tn eprogres-
slve Republicans upon tain matters
as Is yet unknown makes IL unneces.
sary. II is believed. TO count upon any
COMPUTATIONS with the Progressives.
Of the entire membership of 90
senator's, G3 will hold over beyond
Maren T. or these go are Republicans
and 81 Democrats. The terms of 30
senators expire in March and there
- IN addition one vacancy in Illinois
nus lar II Democratic senators have
oeen elected and the election OF Sen.
aior Bacon in Georgia is certain.
making Is Democrats TO take the oath
OF office March 4.
Inc opposition forces including
CON the Republicans and the Progress.
shes nave elected IL senators. The
senate after March will stand as
follows: II the deadlocks are not
broken in Illinois. New Hamshire and
West Virginia:
Democrats. 40; Republicans and
rrosressives. AZ. vacancies, l.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-30
YALE ALUM"I BIDS
TAFT FAREWELL

WASHINGTON. Jan. 29.-The Local
Yale Alumni Association. at its ban
nual banquet, greeted and babe fare
well 10 President Taft. A long cheer.
with Taft. Taft. Taft" at the end wei
coined the President 10 the banquet
hall and the strains OF the "Boola"
song and Of Here's TO Good Old Yale.
Drink Her Down." with other coll, re
songs. rang out during the evening.
The President declared that when
he next met with the Washington
Yale alumni IL would be las mem
Der OF the faculty. come back TO tell
OF the needs of the university"
Whether the faculty ct Yale would
treat him as a freshman. he said. he
did not know. He spoke in n jovial
mood OF his coming duties as Kent
professor at Yale. saying he was
doubtful a 10 what he was 10 do. but
that IL meant something TO have been
on the Lench long enough TO .ave ac-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-30
STEEL HEARING
Days Proceedings Taken Up With
Further Testimony Bearing on
Hill Ore Lease.

NEW YORK. Jan. 29-To-dav's
hearing in The government suit to dis.
solve the United States Steel Como.
ration was occupied with further tes.
timony bearing on the acquisition by
the corporation or the Hill ore lease
and the Introduction Of statistical evi.
d"nce. p ~. Nelson. me ore expert.
who Yesterday testified that In his
opinion The steel corporation had p1id
on eXorbitant price for the lease for
the purpose Of keeping the ore out
OF the hands q its competitors. was
cross-examined by counsel for tho
trustees NJ the Hill lands. defendants
in the suit.
The witness admitted that after the
lease had been contaminated even
higher royalties we're paid FOR ores by
independent interests than those sfip
ulated In the lease. bu tdeclared that
this was because Of the scarcity of
ore in the district after the Iill lands
had been removed from the market
We reiterated his statement thrt tho
ACQUISITION ~ tn" ITiIl lands. together
with the TRANSPORTATION facilities con.
irollcd by IN" corporation gave II an
advantage over competitors.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-30
PICTURE MACHINE
Presented 70 Social Centre By Friend
used Last Might For First Time
ana Greatly Enjoyed.

tn" new model. Edison motion picture
mac ne. given IS friend Of m. social
'rntr" Work to the workers az Union
p h""l was tried out ~ o.. naettng
.H-t 'N'nlhg nfrd proved q great success.
We many children and older persons At
i'nding being entertained for the hotter
IHtt "i an hour to- many reels or pis-
lures. ~ the machine has proven eat
lNih't"rl. ~ - quite probable that 10
VII he Kept ~ the Union school g. h.
used wr"neV"r desired rs the social
centre workers
During Tie evening the usual games
were rldvst hf tie BOYS and girls and
iH~k"' bat! Wa introduced Into no
Fth"". u is "Nccfcd that one Of IN.
rooms ~ TIE basement az the buifIir y
VIII h" htt"d out for 90 sket ball before
To- 'fI 'i tho week ami 10 is tie Inisn-
Won Co. organize r. small league amorx
re BOYS teams ~ material FOR al least
- teams AN EASILY o.. secured
The rrVt WeetinE will DO hsI m Fri.
nAF evening and tine entertainment az
'I" evening viii be afforded hv fhs
''3fE people who attend the meeting.
regularly IN interesting program -
sH"ruees AMI reading has bsen arrafge.i
i'r ~" evenings entertainrnsrf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-30

No Cocaine, Opium o. Harm
full Drug in HYOME1.

Australian Eucalyptus n q powerful
germ destroying antiseptic. Il 10 also
= soothing and healing one.
Booths HYoMEI II made Of Aus.
tralian Eucalyptus and some Of the
Listsriau sntissptios.
Brsathed through the inhaler that
comes with the 800 outft that all
druggists have the air Of HYOMEI
kills catarrh germs and heals the In
named and raw catarrhal SPOTS.
IL penetrRtes ~ no liquid can into
tho innermusst recsssss, Of the breath.
Ing tract. and destructive germs.
whether In the folds. crsvicss or hooks
OF the membrane. are reached and de-
stroyed.
For catarrh. coughs. Group. colds
sore throat, and all nose and throat
misery HYoMEI IL guaranteed. II you
own an inhaler get a bottle Of HYO.
MEL for only 80 cents.
Besides using the inhaler through
out the day and for quick results.
thousands use the HYOMET vapor
treatment at night. Just before going
to bed. Here II IS:
Thoroughly heat a teacup: then I'LL
IL half full OF boiling hot water. Pour
into the water one-half teaspoonfll Of
HYOMEl. (Do not stir.) Hold the
cup close TO face and breathe deep
Into the lungs tho healing. germ de-
stroying vapor that arises.-Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-30

when the sour bile. clogged up waste
and poisonous matter have been gen.
thy but thoroughly moved on and out
OF your system. without nausea. Eri
ping or weakness. Your head will be
clear. complexion rosy. breath sweet.
stomach regulated: no more constipa-
ton. gasos. pains and aches.
II 10 simply a matter Of keeping
your stomach. liver and bowels clean
and regular. Then you will always be
wol!-Rlwsys look and feel your best.
But get tho Bsnuine-tba old reli.
able. Ask your druggist for Syrup
Of Figs and Elixir Of Senna.." Refuse
with contempt, the socalled Fig syr.
ups sometimes substituted to fool YOU
Tho true. genuine. bears the name
California Fig Syrup Company; look
for this on the labei.-Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-30
72~c---
INTERNATIONAL
CORPORATION
stockholders Of Concern viii Ree.iv.
Details Of Incorporation
To-day.

NEW YORK, Jan. 29.-Stockholders
oi the international Harvester Com
pany tomorrow will receive a circula,
Ewing the details of the international
harvester Corporation. recently incor
porated IN New Jersey, 20 handle tbe
foreign business and certain of The
domestic plants OF the paren, com
pany 'oii'
The new corporations is In ,ako
over approximately half the net as
SETS and surplus OF the existing com
pany and 10 assumed such, norton n,
the debt OF the present company !,
VIII have approximately one.half n,
the present company's earning ca.
pacity.
1T is proposed" the circular saws
10 reduce eacn class of the canitsI
stock OF the company nv one-baI, e.
mat after the reduction IL will have
outstanding the same amount of pre-.
ierred and common stock as the nov
corporation. and that the present hold.
ihEs OF each stakeholder in the exist.
ing company Will be reduced onc.half
,poh such reduction being made each
s'ockholder will be paid 500 in cash
ior each share. preferred or common.
cancelled " such reduction: or al his
option VIII receive in lieu of such
cash payment shares OF stock of the
new corporation OF the same par
value and class. preferred and com.
mon. as his cancelled shares of stock
" j. expected that the ne wcorpora.
ton will AZ once pay dividends upon
It's stock. preferred and common. al
me same rates and dates as in the
case OF the present COMPANY"
Cyrus Mccormick president of tho
corporation, states that the formation
OF The new company is due 20 the sui,
of the government for dissolution OF
the original corporation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-30
FLORIDA
3 LA BELLE PARK, FLORIDA
A Place Where Your Present Effort
Will Actually Bring You In Ten
Times As Many Dollars.

You don't have TO spend all you make
in summer To purchase coal and heavy
clothing I'm winter. No snow to shovel.
lark. You can LIVE like Gods
creatures were intended to live. not
merely ENiST.
There's sunshine. lots OF it, There's
fresh air. lakes. beautiful skies and
scenery-there's big rsh worthwhile
game. swimming. pUating-And best OF
All There's Big MONEY To- be Made
There. And that means Contentment
At La Belle Park are all the elements
necessary To produce the finest grape
iiuit and oranges The famous La
Ielie Park comb nation soil-the rignI
altitude. weli-distrihuted rainfIl--fine
drainage. No wonder citrus fruits are
noursning there. No wonder We can
furnish letters showing astonishing IN
comes that have been earned anu are
being earned there today.
. You can pay 81 per Acre down and 81
per Acre per month. You move
ON the lama after the first payment. Gun
Club Plan saves you IS to si5 per acre.
You pace Your young orange
grape iTuIt tees. Then YOU pat out
beans. cucumbets. onions, water Melons.
or sweet potatoes between the row .
Vegetables keep you going. They Turn
your land. And AL the time your grape
iru4t trees ana orange trees are ue1e ell
Lp'ng. soon theyll he producing the
huge results
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-30
Fight For rlaR.

BOSTON. Jan ga litt'e party or
frand army veterans climbed Beacon
III today and made zone more stand
for ih" old nag-this time - rr.Sen,
wha' they described ~ IFS "decration. {"
Els providing that only the stars and
stripes. except in eases Of international
courtesy. might be DISPLAYED In the
streets % Mas -achusetts. are before A
leg alive committee All are direct.
80 toward the suppression 81 the red
amer. the appearance Of which ia
The Sfreef~ of Lawrence during the re-.
cent sf-tk" ~ mill orerafiteS. pfpsoked
out IN state
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MADAM! If YOU DON'T FEEL RIGHT
TAKE DELICIOUS "SYRUP OF FIGS"
!" s'oMAcH CAUSE the eick HEADACHE. bAckAcHE
eAlloWNEoa eLIoUsNEss INpioEeIioN

All women get bilious, h,ad.chy
and constipatsd--simpiy because they
don't exercise enough. They don't cat
coarse FOOD. or enough fruit and green
Vegetables. Those are natures ways
OF keeping the liver and thirty feet
Of bowels active: but very few women
empioy them. The next best way 10
eeiishdui. fruity Syrup OF Figs.
Nearly all ills OF women can bo
overcome with Syrup OF Figs alone.
There u no need to have sick head.
ache. backache. diszirsss, stomach
Sour and full OF gases. bilious spells.
eailowness. coated tongue. bad breath,
bad complexion. nervousness and do
pression. The surest and safest RENE
uy 10 one or two teaspoonfuls of dell.
eious Syrup Of Figs. Try this tonight
you'll feel splendid in the morning
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-30
How TO Break Up a Bad Cold.

Geo. i. Pfung. of Hamburg. y. Y.
SAYS. Chamberlain Cough Remedy
VIII break up a cold the quickest Of
anything ! have ever used" This
remedy contains no opium or other
narcotic. II is most effectual and
is pleasant and safe to take. Try II.
For sale by all dealers.-Adv
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CURED the reputation of knowing all
about the law"
REV. FISHER DIES:
RESIDED HERE

Kew. Daniel W. Fisher. "A former pas
tor OF the First Presbyterian church in
this city and father OF the present Sec
rotary of the Interior. died Tuesday at
his home in Washington. ID. C.. IN the
18th year of his age
Rev. Fisher was Installed as nas,or I'm
the FIRST Iresby terrain church here on
January ], 1862, and continued in his
Passionate until 1876. when he removed 70
iowa To accept the presidency of WILL
liams college there. lie retained n, a
presidency of the college until about two
Years ago. when he took ur his resi-
uence with his distinguished son IN
Washington.
u was during the residence Of Rev.
fisHer m this city mat the present sec
fetary OF the interior was born. and dur
ing his Passionate here Rev. Fisher rain
Cd hundreds Of friends who will mourn
his death.
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DEMOCRATS NOW
CONTROL SENATE
But Three States Vet to Elect United
States Senators, West Virginia
Being One.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 29.-WitA the
election today OF Willard Salisbury
as United States senator from Della
ware. the Democratic strength in tAe
next senate swung from the precar-
ious figure OF As, or exactly one-half
%. the senate to the safer total OF 80.
q majority OF two. Mr.. Salisbury
election. added to the victory recently
secured in Tennessee. assures the
Democratic party absolute control of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-30

one cupfIl ~ butter cretrned with ore
anu one-na rupfIis 81 SUGAR. ala three
neat'n eggs. then slowly sdd one cuuful
or mix stir IN two cupfuis Of raisins
am currants. equally divide. ana flour
-. ono half teaspgunfut ~ CHINA nof,
avn haf ieaspopnful ~ cloves ant all
spice combined. lastly two rfipfuis ar
Tour fi'ted witt two t.asponf,ruIs 80
baking powder Tits makes "A large fo,f