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The Daily Missoulian., 1913-05-10
ATHLETICS STOPPED
IN Their COURSE
BY BROWNS
WINNING STREAK ENDS ABB
RuPTLy WITH DEFEAT BY
ST. LOUIS AMERICANS.
YANKEES DOWN TIGERS

Detroit Plays Rotten Ball and Losss-5
ZanIoch Succeeds WiIiett, but 10
Unable to Stem Tide-White sox
Beat the Senators.
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NORTHWESTERN
Standing Of the Clubs.
Seattle Wins.

Seattle Wins.
Portland, May 9.-Although Fuller
ton was wild at times, yet when mat
tiers began to look serious, he was un-
hitable in today's game between Sc
.attle and Portland, which went to the
visitors.
Score r. III. +.
Portland ............................... 3 IL 0
Batteries-Fullerton and Cadman;
Hynes. Callahan, Mayes and Murray
Victoria, B. c., May 9.-Tacoma-
Victoria game postponed; wet
grounds.
Vancouver, B. c., May 9.-Spokane- 9.
Vancouver game postponed; wet
grounds.
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Inside Work Wins.

Batteries-West and Berry; Will
liams and Bliss. 2
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Good Many Counties Haven't Been Discovered by the Scorers
COAST LEAGUE
standjnu Of the Clubs.
Wolves Win Great Game.

Sacramento, Cal, May 9.-After be-
ing held by West to three hits for
eight innings. Sacramento broke up a
one to-one tie with a ninth: inning
batting rally today and defeated Port
II
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HELENA GETS best
Of b0MbARDMENT
Of HITS
LONG END OF sWATFEsT At
CAPITAL CITY Is TAKEN eY
THE vIGlLANTEs.
TH|RTY-FOUR SAFE.0NES

Hopkins and Sullivan Perterr for
shay and Blanks Twiflsrs zArs
Brooks and Smith chaansnen ].
Bright, Shining st-ra II 4 I. Third. . 4,
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7 bHllVTIGS - w HFHUU, FOFU and
Sweeney; Willett, Zamloch and STAN
age.
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*Batted for Sinclair in the ninth.
Score by innings
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Batteries-lFullerton and Cadman'
Hynes, Callahan, Mayes and Murray
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It looked like old times to SOC
ihayer Stoddard and tin megaphone
tosethef again. The interscholastic
ought to patent Thayer. AS
an announcer he's d world-leater.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-02-27
cHATrEL MORTGAGE SALE.

Notice is hereby given that on the
7th day Of June, 1910, Joe Ward ex
ecuted AMI delivered his certain chat.
tel mortgage to Henry F. Rartling
to secure the payment Of $500. 90
note and interest; said mortgage was
filed in the ONCE Of the Register Of
Deeds in and for the county Of Ward
on the 18th day Of June, 1910; that de-
fault having been made In the Gay.
mont thereof and theirs 10 now due
on said note and mortgage the sum
Of 1866. 90 aud cost Of sale. That
said mortgage viii be foreclosed BY
. sale Of the property described IN
said mortgage to.wit: one black mare
with white star in forehead and left
foot with white spots, weight about
1850 lbs. Z years old, named Nellie:
one black mare, weight about 1850
pounds, : years old, named Minnie,
that said property win be offered for
sale at public auction 70 satisfy said
debt. at the front door Of the court
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bay geldins, 10 yrs. old, VT. 1850;
one gelding, 6 years old, VT. 1856;
one gelding, 9yrs. old, VT. 1850; one
black team, geldings, 8 and yrs old,
VI. 400 each; one bay gelding, IL
yrs Old, VT. 1900; one mare, yrs.
old, VT. 1850; one sorrel horse, 9
yrs. old, VT, 1900; one gray horse. Is
yrs. old, VT. 400; sorrel mare, 10
yrs. old, VT. 900.
6 Head of Cattle,
One mich COW, yrs. old, was
fresh Christmas; one heifer, yrs.
old; 2-year-old heifer; yearling heifer.
One bull calf, mos. old.
One big, three months old.
About 100 chickens.
arm Machinery.
Deeripg binder, s foot cut, new last
fall; Mccormick binder, 2 foot cut,
used four seasons; Diamond sulky
plow; 26-foot wooden drag; harrow
cart; Mccormick mower: Deerns
rake. 10 foot; 2 Old Hickory wagons;
126 bu. grain tank, bought last fall;
wagon box; one 7-foot Stoushton bob
sleigh.
Sleigh; Northland cream separator;
1 - sets work harness; 2 single hAr-
nesses; one buggy, bought last fall;
many other articles.
TERMS OF SALE>An Sums Of 80
and under cash. On sums over that
amount, time will be given until Oct.
/, 1913. on bankah1e paper, with
interest at the rate Of 10 per cent;
5 per cent DISCOUNT for cash.
COL. H, ]. HEIGHT, Auctioneer.
e. S. PERSON, Clert.
JOHN W. CARLSON, Owner.
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Premiums Awarded at
The Mid-Winter Fair

Holback; End, Miss June Smith. Gin
ger-1st, Mrs. H. r. Bloom; End,
Mrs. John REM.
Doughnuts--1st. Mrs. Anna Brad.
ley; End, MIR. G. w. Beatty.
Pies, Mince-1st, Mrs. H. h. Blom
Pumpkin-1st, Mrs. J. w. Smith;
End. Mrs. o. r. Brown. Apple-lst,
Mrs. Letta Larson; End. Martha
REM. Lemon-1st, Mr.. g. w. Beat.
ty; End, Mrs. Sarah Heckef.
Tea Roll.lst, Mn. Chauncey
Jones: End. Mrs. =. Stake.
Sausage-1st, Mrs. Hecht.
NEEDLEWoRk.
Apron, hand made--1st, Teresa Eiu'
ha; End, Eva Hecht.
Corset Cover, hand made--1st, Mrs
J. F. Pittinger.
Collar and Cuff Set--1st, Miss Jan,
Gall; End, Mrs. J. Korgel.
Sofa Pillows-1st, Mrs. Sarah
Brey; End, Mrs. George Newport.
Coronation Braid, best piece-1st
Mrs. s. r. Herzog.
Drawn Work-1st. Miss Regina Lin
nertz; End Mrs. A. Blom.
Darning, best specimen-1st, Mrs
John REM; End, Mrs. Rob Waldref.
Bonnets, crocheted-1st, Mrs. G.
W. Humphrey; End, Frances Linha
Embroidered Lunch Cloth-1st
Mrs. T. G. Bcrgeland; End. Mrs.
Theodore 1verson.
Embroidered Lunch Cloth, colorot
LIST, Mrs. J. Stake: and. Mrs. The
odore Iverson.
Silk Qutlt-1st. Nh. George New
port; End, Mrs. T. G. Bergeland.
PATCHWORK Quilt-lst, Mrs. Dor
Davy; 2ad, Mrs. J. Stake.
Stockings. knitted-1st, Mrs.. 4.
Blom; End, Mrs. H. L. Triton.
! Knitted :,kirt-1st. Miss Jane t;all
Original design in beads or shells
LIST, Mrs. H. L. Tilton: End. Mist
Jane Gan.
Rugs-1st. Ms. Aired Leger: 2nd
Miss Ethel Varity.
embroidered Pillow Sins LIST
Mrs. A. Blom; End, Miss Arlefgt
Estlick. =
Embroidered Pillow Top-Mrs
Oliver Saugstad.
Afghan-1st, Miss Jane Gall.
Bohemian Lace-1st, Miss Linha.
Work Bag-1st, Miss Eva Hecht.
Knitted Mittens-Mrs. Alfred Le
ger.
Crocheted Carriage Robe-Nrs. W
D. Wilson.
| Rabbits Wool Mitten. hand carded
spun and knit-Mrs. J. ]. Lee.
SPECIAL PRIZES.
Heaviest Nan-Andrew Noen.
Largest Family-H. A. Monaghan
Three months business course b.
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NOTICE FOR BIDS

Notice is hereby given that bids
Will be received for the construction
OF school building iii Tatman town.
ship, Tatman school distriut No G..
on Saturday, March %, 1918, at the
hour Of two o'clock p, M. by tho
clerk Of said district. Plans and spec.
llications may he seen at the Office OF
the Ward county superintendent or
at the home of the clerk, e. l.. Mat.
SOB. All bids must be accompanied
by a certified check Of not less than
500 to insure the faithful perform.
ance OF the contract. Board reserves
the right to reject any or all bids.
BY order of the school board.
c. L. Matson. clerk, Glenburn,
n. D.. X. D. 3, Sec. 10. Twp. l57
Rge. 81. 2 - Is
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PuBllC SALE.

AS have decided to 20 to Canada
will sell at public auction, IL miles
north OF Minot anG 1 mile south of old
Lynch postoltice, Sec. 2O-157-S2, or
Wednesday,, March 12 1918, the fol
loving described property:
Sale to begin at II o'clock sharp.
Free Lunch at Noon
Five Head Of Horses
One brown horse, IL yrs. old VT
100; one sorrel horse, 10 yrs old, VT,
1875; one black horse, 10 yrs. OLD
VT. 100; one black mare, IL yrs
Ole. VT. 1io0: one black gelding, 2
yrs. old, April I, vt. $50.
.. ........ Cattle.
One brirdle COW, yrs. old. just
fresh; one Ilack Jersey COW, 3 yrs.
old, will be fresh BY sale: one red
heifer. coming 2 yrs. old; one black
heifer, Jersey, yr. DID,.
Farm Machinery.
One lumber wagon, good on new.
complete; one TT. Deering binder,
complete; one 17.shoe Van Brunt
drill; one iron 4-section drag; one
2.section wood beam drag; one har.
row ca1t: one SIT. Mccormick NOW
er; one Diamond sulky pillow, break
e. stubble; one H. F. Dutchman
gang, 1+in.: one walking breaker, 1s.
In; ono buggy; one Chatham fan
ming min with complete sleeves; one
wagon tank, 10 Dbl. one tank pump
with hose. good as new; one stock
tank, galvanized. sbsl.; two hay
racks; one bucking pole; one grind
stone; one set Of harness. good as
new; one secondhand harness; one
DeLaval cream separtor; two old
wagons; two watering troughs; AMI
other articles too numerous TO men.
ton.
TERMS OF sALE-sums OF $1,000
and under, cash. On sums over that
amount, time will be given on bank.
able paper until Oct. !. 1919, With in.
tersst at the rate of 8 per cent.
OF for cash on sums over $1r. 90. No
property to Be removed until settled
:or. No by.biddcrs. An stuf9 goes
H. G. PODOLL, Owner.
H. J. HEIGHT. Auctioneer z
Postmaster NuttiIg Of Mstoti h N
from chicken pox.
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OLD AGE.

Old age - It comes In the orderly
process Of natur, is 4 beautiful and
majestic thing. It stands for sxpe
rience, knowledge, wisdom. counsel
That is old age a. It should he. bat
old age a. 1t often 10 means poor di.
gestion, tarpid bowels, sluegish
liver and , general feeling u III
health. dependency and misery
This in almost every instance II
wholly unnecessary. One Of Cham.
ber!ains Tablets taken Immediately
after supper wilt improve the diges.
ttcn, tone up the liver and regulate
the bowels. That feeling Of despon'
dency will give way to one Of hope
and good cheer. For sale BY al
dealers.
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hCust III the city OF Minot, county
Oh Ward, and state Of North Dakota
Oh the LIST cay of March, A. D. 1912,
at 2 o'clock II the afternoon of that
da%.
Dated Feb. 20, 1913. ....
HENRY +. BATTLING, Mortgage.
Ey JAMES JOHNSON, Atty. for
Mortgage, Minot, N. D.
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CANNED GOODS.


ReaAs-.1st, Mrs. Alfred Leger; u,
Mrs. Esuick,
BAa1ssrtss-lss, Mrs.. H. L. I'll
ton; I'D. Ars. d. 8. Tablsr.
CarrotsLls, n. solterg; End. Mrs
Laura SMITH.
Tomatoes-lst, Mrs. d. s. Tab!er;
,2nd, Mrs. H. ]. Hecht.
Apricots-lst, Mira. G. w. Hum
phrey: And, Mrs. d. s. Tabler.
Csabapples-1st, Mrs. o. r. Brown
End, Mrs. John Rens.
Corn-lA Mn. d. =. Burns: ~
Mrs. Pittinger.
Goosebefries--lst, Mrs. John Daw
son; 2nd. Mrs, NJ. Dobb.
Plr1ns-lst, Eva schmttz; End
Mrs. D. s. Tabler.
Pieplant-lst, Mrs. Peter Holbacki
End. Mrs. l.. r.. Larson.
Raspberrles-1st, Mrs. D. S. Tai
Ter; End, Mrs. Alfred Stredwick.
Strawberries-1st Mrs. H. A. Mon
Afghan; End, Mrs. Linha.
Jelly, crabapple-1st, Mrs. o. H
Hunt; End, Mr.. H. ]. Hecht.
Currant-1st. Mrs. Pittinger; End
Mrs. Monaghan.
Chokecherry-1st, Mrs. VIM. Hec
ker! End, Mrs. Alfred Stredwics.
Plum--1st, Mrs. H. J. Hecht; End
Mrs. John Dawson.
Blue Grape-1st. Mrs. John Daw
son: End, Mr.. D. 8. Tabler.
= Pickles. cucumber, sour-1st. Mrs
]. Stake; 2nd. Eva Schmitz.
Cucumber. sveet-1st, Mrs. Pete
Holhack: End. Mrs. D. F. Burns.
Beses-1st, Mrs. Korgel; End. Mr.
.John Rens.
MixelLl4, Mrs. Humphrey: End
Mrs. III. j. Hecht.
Aausr Kraut-1st, Mrs. D. F
Burns; End. Mrs. John Kassons.
Homo Canned Meats-1st, Mrs. ]
II. Smith: End, Mrs. J. J. Leo.
Curraats, Canned-1st, e. J
BrowH.
Pears, eaaned-1st, Mrs. William
Hecker; End, Mrs. D. s. Taller.
Peaches, canned-1st, Mrs. D. S
TabIer; End, Mrs. H. A. Monaghan
Peas-1st, Mrs. j. Stake: 5nd
Mrs. Eetlck.
Cherries Mrs. D. F.. Burns
End, D. 8. Tabler.
CULINARY.
Bread. graham-1st. Mrs. Olive
Saagstad; End. Mrs. H. L. Tilton
Rys-1st, Mrs. H. R. Blom: End
Mrs. YIN. Hadler.
Cake, white-1st, Mrs. g. r. Eat
On; End. Mrs. William Hecker
Frrit-1st, Mr.. g. W. Beatty; End
Mrs. John Rene.
Cookies, white-1st, Mrs. Pete
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John REM.
Individual display-Earl Strcdwick
Yellow Dentist, Joseph Linnertz:
End, Ole Den; Ord, Joe Linnertz.
Alfalfa-1st, o. L. Avery; 2nd, J.
j. Brand.
Ensilage-H. A, Monaghan.
Timothy-lst, Leo Greathouse; End.
o. l.. Avery.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-02-27
PUBLIC AUCTION.

! win sell at public auction on the
Christ Gunderson farm 8 miles south
west Of Minot, on Sec. 4-154,s:. or
Monday. March 10. 1919, the follow
ing property, sale to begin at II
o'clock a. m. Free Lunch at Noon.
II Head % Horses and Mares.
Bay mare, 9 years old, VT. 100;
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The Best Cough Medicine.

4 have used Cnalnberlain's Cough
Remedy ever since have been keep
Ng house says l.. c. Hamss OF
Marbury. Ala. II consider It one OF
h;ldren have all taken It and it
works like charm. For colds and
whooping cough it is excellent. M
sale by all dealers.
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Bowels clcgged, sick headache, sow
stomach, no fun 10 It? A happy fa0o.
red cheeks come with good dfgest1on.
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tsa
makes the bowels work regular. Mt
ural, makes you feel 10 NV. TanA
it tonight. Y. Mccoy Z Co.
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POULTRY.
White Wyandottes, LIST, j. Shaw.
Silver Wyandottes, LIST, c. l.. Mil
ler,
Plymouth Rocks. white 1st, Henry
Sorenson; End, A. G. Fling.
Leghorns, 1st, s. G. Brown; End,
B. solber~.
Leghorns, S. c., brown. LIST, b.
6olberg.
Leghorns, X. c.. Brown. LIST, b.
Solberg; End. H. P. Johnson.
Legho.rs. white, LIST, Henry soren-
son; End. J. R. Pence.
Cochina. Buff, LIST, e. A. Matson.
Burlington.
Coohina' part, LIST. Jos. Jacobson.
Reds, r. c.. LIST, E White; End.
H. S. BlooA.
Reds. 8. c., LIST, D. F. Burns.
Barred Rocks, list and End, A. p.
Slocun'.
Ducks, white Pekin. 1st, A. G.
Fling.
Ducks. 7. r., LIST, George Wegner;
End, D. F. Burns.
Geese, white or ~~~~~o Veg
ner; End, J. R. Pence.
Geese, Toulouse, LIST J. W. Wild
seq
Turkeys, bronze, LIST, D. F. Burns;
2nd, J. V. Woodseg.
STOCK.
H. J. <Hecht, pure bred Duroc SOW,
1st: pure bred Duroc boar, LIST; pure
bred Holstein bull, yrs, LIST.
J. E. Ellsberry-Pure bred Hol-
stein bull, over 3 yrs, list; pure bred
Holstein COW. LIST; pure bred Holstein
calf, list: pure bred heifer calf. 1st;
pure bred heifer calf, End; rade Hol-
stein Cow over three years, End;
grade Holstein heifer. Under 3 yrs. /.
LIST; grade Holstein hefer calf. list;
grade Holstein heifer calf. End.
| e, 8. Person-Pure bred Guernsey
bull. over yrs. LIST: pure bred
Guernsey COW, End; pure bred Guern'
sey COW. ;st; purebred Guernsey hci'-
er, End: grade Guernsey COW. over 3
yrs, list: grade Guernsey COW. over 3
yrs.. snd: grade Guernsey heller catf.
LIST.
A. p. Siocum-Pure Jersey COW,
over 3 yrs, LIST; pure bred Jersey
bull calf, LIST; pure bred Berkshire
sow and pigs. LIST.
Gilbert Tofsly-Shropshire sheep.
LIST and End.
| G. W. Humphrey-4Shropshi
sheep, Srd
John Renz-Grade Shorthorn, yrs.
LIST.
| H. A. Monaghan-Duroc Sow, End.
Best Individual Display-E. s. Per.
son.
VEGETABLES.
Beets, early garden-1st, Peter 40
| DaCks IQO, join heHZ.
Beets, mangel-1st, s. E. Waller;
End, Peter Holback.
Beets, sugar-7-1st. A. V. Swanson;
Beans, navy-1st, John Rene; End,
~. j. Brand.
Beans, white--1st D. F. Burns.
Cabbage-1st, Joe L1nerts; End.
J. J. Brand.
Carrots-1st, Edward Nelson: End.
John Rsas.
OniolsL1st, Tom saugstad; End,
J. J. BraaA.
RutabaGAsast. August Dckmair:
End. Anna Stredwick
PumpdAs-1st. Mrs. Laura u.
Smith.
TurniIs-1st, Mrs. J. stake; End.
Anna stre6wiek.
Potatoes, carly Ohio-1st, August
Eckmeir: End. Edward Nelson.
Potatoes, Triumph-1st, Earl Sired
dick; end. n. F. Burns.
Best ten. any kind--1st, Ed. Dur
Tin; End, T. I. Zook.
Butter. sweepstakes W. Z.
Perry.
individual display-Mrs. Carl
Hauge.
Glib. prints--1st, Mrs. F. e. Cook;
End, Mrs. A. NJ. Smith, 3rd; Mrs.
J. F. st. John.
5-lb rolls-1st, Mrs. w. G. Perry;
End, Mrs. Chauncey Jones.
Cottage Cheese list, Mrs. o. H.
Hunt; End, Mrs. Chauncey Jones.
Butter from cream separated BY
DeLaval Separator-1st, John Brad.
ley: End, Mrs. 3. Solberg: 3, Mrs Jno
Dawson: 4th, Mrs. william Hadler;
5th, Mrs. Alfred Leger.
Negs, sise-1st, Ed Nelson. Best l
dozen, uniformity in color-1st, Mrs.
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MONEY! 10 LOAN. JOHN J.
BAT1D. q
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-24

rIents were made with the Kirk
Studio 10 have individual pictures
taken OF each member OF the a~ssocla-
ton.
The street car employees Of ,he
city are arranging 10 give a smoker
and banquet for Tom Padden. a prom
% tn' City Railway emplOye. who has
announced his candidacy Tor Chief OF
Police.
Officials Of the West Virginia Gas
Company have given the County Com
H~issioners no word as yet as to
whether or not the county will be
given reduced rates for gas furnished
at the %Indrmary. The commissioners
threaten 10 recall the franchi~ OF the
COMPANY providing they DO not com
ilN with OBJ" agreement
Wheeling branch 80 GI7. United
National Association O. Tp-toHce
Clerks held % meeting SATURDAY even
ing and Installed tine u.u officers
President r. g. Miller. Vice" President
Conrad Wds-mau. Secretary. John
trcsan. Treasure Louis KnuIr and
Scrloauiatarms Chester james
Returning from Charleston Satur
day c%vcnin. from the Legislative SEES
sion were Ouio count delegate.
jess" a. Bloch. Harry Weiss and John
r Arnen7 They were accompanied
hy William and s \ Curtis
Eight arrestr. au druna~ we're
made saturday hv the police. they
were Mich Ipche-. John Hunk.
Charles Demo. I..rl Frazer Vince
-IlV.u Frsrt U1rpht. Charles Nc.
Gum and John Doe
Three hours after Doc vas released
from police court. FRAN. Uay WIS
'ar. iT fLr custody OF police Hc
was picked ur ly Detective Nluard in
tho People Clothing Store The
case WfI probably De- transferred
rom police courf fo a -gIir.
$ pfr.r'crdont OF schools &c. U
Work. u1 attend The annus. .1nven.
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vations is given as the cause for
postpOnement.
The arbitration committee % the
Wheeling Business Mems Association
vii meet this week 10 transact i'm
portant business.
Announcement has been made
that the contest fOr writing the State
monograph. song an poem FOR tho
semLceuteuu.al celebration will close
March -. \ large number OF poems
have been submitted To the commit
tee
ON the recommendation OF Con
rrcs- man John W. Davis. ~ L. Crum.
mitt. OF Clarksburg. has been selected
o. slstHnt door keeper of the gallery
oi tH. House OF Representatives. 10
on The vlcanct caused by the death
~ Capt. \. T. Garden. Of Warwood
Tho quarterly meeting of tho
Wheeling Uu-.n,,s Mems Association
"I Doe held Tuesday evening. March
o. s committee will meet his week
to maxi. ARRANGEMENTS.
arrangements ar" o.. ing made tp
aF. 900 athletic meet With marathon
races a- ota OF the features az 90.
'Wi.0t biennial celebration nest June
After spending several days BOO
This tifs outlining preliminary work
FOO fh" committee 100 charge ~ tho
.r.| centennial celebration Georgc %
H"r Du 'etf Saturday evening Tor To.
I''n. % Hr ViI rr.uru iu 70 feW
r'.ke i1 again assist boo Arrange
usrf. for fht celebration.
Iln twelfth annual taar hook
"i OH" Board OF Trade ha. Jos. hcca
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t-se the semi-centennial celebration.
The Mems MONDAY class OF the
Fourth Street VI. +. church. meets
today from Il 30 until : o'clock. Os.
a Mckee IS leader
With the completion Saturday ar
ternoon Of the structural and form
work. h highest point In the new
city Hospital building was reached.
A nag was u%nfurled b the contrac-
'ors.
Arrangements are being made by
the home coming committee OF the
golden Jubilee celebration for sending
cat Invitations ga fromer residents
az tH.s city 20 attend the celebration.
Owing 90 the Washington lay
banquet a. tho Board OF Trade. tnr
good roads Wcrtius which Wls t1
have been he'll Saturday -,ouIrs %
Tho M1rart Auditorium was postponed
untf. some evening this week o. u.II
h' addressed hy Il % Dunlap.
Judging from IN" number of iu-
quirI"s. there WfII be- 20 rush for con.
r'. siors during th. mfcDr'.nrIar
celebration 100 This city. and thc com.
m.ffr' 100 charge Dr. advert .rr for
bids
D. 'aruDt. r-'pr.scn'Iu- fr.
windsor Hotel. Safuria, asked Dor.
mission Of The Board 90 Control FOB
iu.Il 90 $500 plrlor over Water street
II' Uf- told tD brinE th- matter befp-,
council
s meeting Of fuo ,onm.-e.pr
charter committee vIf boz held W,i.
o. g.. evening tY r.'.r. ullr ..r
.." L. .M.
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be made 10 enlist every automobile
owner in this vicinity
A special meeting OF the conSre-
cation OF the Second United Pres
byterian church will be held this eve.
ming. when important matters relating
~ the erection az a new church edifce
are expected 10 be- transacted.
Mayor Kirk will call a special
meeting OF the city council for Tues.
day evening n will place the com
mission government charter ~ TIE
hands OF the member. lu his mes.
saEe TO council. Manor Kirk Will ask
the body 20 80, Oh date for % special
election A. which the voters o. the
city shall au opportunity 90 r.Jcc. O.
ratiiy the charter. COunci. viii alai
be- pcutioned by ,hc Windsor Hotel
Company on Tuesday for the priviloe'
at erecting q san plrior over Water
street The shove are 'lc ou.v mai.
t'rs o. Importance tia l-. scheduled
To- come up for consideration.
The contract for erecting q new
bridge across Caldwell Run 90 Mot.
~'rn was awarded 90 fh" architectural
Iron and Wiz" Company and the XIV
crsidr Bridge Compau. o. the Board
90 Control. Saturday
George Hicks Wa arrested Ly
Constabl" Phillips. Saturday on %
charge 90 having committed forgery
lie VII b. given O. hearing hy SOUR"
Hobbs this afternoon 60, . o'clock.
The members OF tHo local D so.
\ ORGAN. zati0r visited , member.
g. Or" ~PItfshur-f society yesterday.
making fhc trip .u Oh special coach
Work on r%cmodr.ur fle UauIItr
building az thn corner co. Chariua aud
SIAtpenth sfrno.s I'D. about enwrIefrs
Hnd The Farmer and Consumers
Dairy Company $3.50 orc.p, fle build.
Inr within q few day-
st % cor meeting Of f1. board
OF directors of tho Cathedral vel
school Alumni Association. arr4ur.
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ton Of the department Of superinten-
dents OF the National Educational As
sociation. at Philadelphia. which com
mences today and continues through
until Saturday.
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THREE SPEEDERS
Gathered in by officer ~Logamsreino
IN the Suburbs. and They Will
Appear Today.

Officer Logamarcino. Of the out
the-pike district. is proving a terror
10 automobile specders. and three
who were caught ia the act will ap-
rear before Mayor List. Of Pleasant
Valley. today They are William J..
Cook. OF Chapliue street. and John
toltig. Of the Island. caught yester.
day. and Mr. Wilson. Of the Island.
csu-ht on Friday. II will be but a
short time LoW until autoing will be
ideal. aud he autoist- Of this vicin-
ity have been taking their cars out
for a tral run. or course. the ma
chimes must be- tried out for speed
on the trials. and the best place 70
.pced lu this vicinity is the National
road between Wheeling and Elm
Grove.
According 20 The officer. many we're
ouf yesterday. and quite % few needed
Die warming 20 SLOW M The others.
how ever. did not obey. with the re-
suit that they vii face MAYOR List
this morning OFFICER Logamarcino
is equipped sith an Indian motor
cycle that Win oufspced any ordinary
auto. and few spcedors escape him.
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Little pictures leave me- cold. It's
The Grand %canvgscs that 7 Ike
You're an art critic"
Nof J. a frame maker. -Pele
Nrir