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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-26
ASSOCIATED PRESS
Ccontinusd from rirst Pagsl

tween % and 100 persons lost their
lives bod the swiriiuE waters Of the
noodad Olcntaugy river today. &C.
cord,ne to estimates made by Tho
police tonight Moro Conservative
reports place tho number Of dead o.
tween - aud 50. The names OF onIy
-> of those believed to be- dead haze
been secured Added to the earlier
report. they are MR. Quirk. Jerry
NcAuiine. - Bills. Mrs Bills and
three children and an unknown girl
The unknown girl was cut in two
hy the iron work whom the Williams
street bridge VAS washed out
Scores of persons are still clinring
90 tops OF trees. roofs % houses and
other available footiuEs. Tonight biz
fires were built along the banks Of
flr river to cheer the mtrooncd onc-.
while desperate efforts 90 rescue
fhrm continue Life saving crews
from Toledo and Cleveland lake sta.
lions have been asked for. and o.
crew o. expected from Toledo soon
after midnight
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-26
WOMAN MARSHALL
WILL MARRY SOON

Special nispat-.l ~ rho frtc.li-encer
HUNTINGTON. ". Va. March q.
Mrs. Helen Jackson. of this city.
one Of tho few women deputy United
states marshsls in the country. will
become the bride OF United states
District Attorney Harold A. Ritz "
Blueheld. according to an announce
meut made hero today Tho mar
rage Is 10 take place during tho CON
ing month. Mrs. Jackson has boon
connected with the STAFF ~ Tnitr :
states Marshal Tyroi FOR the past
five years. and has figured In "a nun.
her 81 exciting episodes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-26
FLOOD STAGE
Continued fro: First Page.)

press room Of the Derrick and COM
pels suspension of publication.
More than - persons were removed
from their homes in wagons. the
water being from four to six feet
deep. Railroads suffered heavily.
Through trains between Buffalo and
Pittsburgh. which ordinarily pass
through OIL City. have been de-
toured over the lake Shore from
here to Ashtabula. O.. and from there
to Erie over the =. & +. division 10
Buffalo. No trains have reached here
today over the Franklin branch OF
the Erie. and only one came from
Ashtabula on the Lake Shore
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-26
OHIO RIVER RISING RAPIDLY
HERE FOR PAST TWELVE HOURS

considered to he in the worst condition
in recent history. The Allegtl eny river
- rising rapidly. although the Monon-
Sahela river has not COntributel any
great amount OF Hood water. II was
almost stationary until a late hour.
= gltcrn feet Was predicted for Pitts
hsrgh. hut IL Is thought that this figure
" III be advanced.
\ government report was received
from Columbus, OF 10. stating that there
was a cl"udhurSt In ohio and all streams
In that state were rising rapidly. a,d
IN some instances. streams were higher
fNdn they have ever been before. 80 far
as iS known. This report CauSel much
concern In the city as IL was generally
thought that the GIgh waters. from riy-
erS emptNinE into tie ohio from below
would tend to hold the Ohio M when
tho crest reached this point from above.
The weather report gives some cause
tor thought. however In favor OF the
Hood sufferers, as colder weather is pre-
acted and this may help to some extent
n checking the rise.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-26
A MESSAGE TO RAILROAD MEN.

=. : Bacon. ~ Bath ST. Rath. Me.
sends out this warning To railroaders
evrryV here My work as conductor
caused chronic Inflammation OF the
Kidneys and ] was miserable and all
played out. ! was weak and had dizzy
spells. and friend recommended
Foley Kidney Pills From the day /
began taking ih"m, ] commenced 20
regain my strength. The inflammation
Is gone and ! feel better now than
have in twenty years Try them.
For sal" hv Coleman & Co-Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-26
SOUR STOMACH, INDIGESTION, GAS
OR DYSPEPSIA--PAPES DIAPEPSIN
""s -:ioHTFuL STOMACH REGULATOR
|!NOrss-PCTs AN END TO STOMACH TRoUsLE FOREVER

Really .iccs %. bad stomachs In
;rdsr--' e.saI.y 1o-s' overcome indi-
G-s.son. lJspspsia- ga. heartburn. and
>ouTrsss m I've NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
-nsf--mske "uvs's olapepsin the
'srgsst selling stomach regulator in
'Se world. Z ShAt Won 'at fcrments
iabo stubbcrA inmpz. you be'ch gas
and erucfat- sour. vGGiEested food
-ad acid: Aeat - :.iEEy End aches;
breath tout; tonsfs coa'c5. your in
sides olled with Siis Snj indigestible
"nsta, REMAINDER tie moment Diapep-
s.n comes 10 contact with thc stomach
all such distress vanishes. It's truly
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-26

INulANAPOLs. Ind March 2s -
With tens ~ thousands homeless.
s'ton dead and a property loss Of
several million dollars Indiana '1
uicht Del experiencing the uorst food
ir ts history The entire state prlc
uglly is ono hgco 500. and over,
brook crock and river is taking us
tol. OF damage.
Public service corporations OF tho
entire state are holplceE. railroad.
and traction lines have cancelled
ucHrly al trains Many cities are
without Ore protection and without
HrIf
Dwcilcrs alous streams today de-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-26

Charles Williams. a lighterman OF
Limehouse. London. England. is said
10 be the champion life saver OF that
country. Since 1896. when he rescued
a boy from the Regents canal. Lon
don. he has saved 1O1 lives. all from
drowning
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-26

acknowledgement marvellous. and
the Joy is .tS harInle-ssnss.
A large fitsy-cent case ct Pape's Dsa-
pepsin win gi,e you a hundred dol
lars worth o: satisfaction or your
druggist hands yoa your money back.
It's worth ITS weight IN gold 20 men
and women who can't get their stom-
achs regulated. Il belongs in your
home-shculd alway3 be kept handy in
case OF a sick. sour. upset stomach
during the day or at night. It's the
quickest. surcst and most harmless
stomach doctor in the world
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-26
WHEELING CHARTER
Ccontinusd from First Pass.)

IL was. however. "A peoples battle
The new charter was an alleged in
strument for the people. but the peo-
pie demonstrated the fact that they
were satisfied with present conditions
and did not care to experiment with
some new fallacies concocted by a lot
OF disappointed and disgruntled poll
ticians.
The vote in detail was as follows:
VOTE IN DETAIL.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-26

A champion runaway mule team IL
claimed by A. " Herpel. Of the Penn
Forest hatchery. near Mauch Chuck.
Pa. They got started AZ g In the even
ing and were captured still runslnE At
f.30 next morning 30 miles away In
East Mauch Chunk.
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At Bradford

BRADFORD. Pa. March with
rain still falling. and streams rising
rapidly. this city Is confronted with
a bad food condition. Various parts
of the city are under water: hun
dreds Of families have been com.
PEELED 10 vacate their homes. the
electric light system is crippled and
transportation facilities are out Of
commission. No fatalities have been
reportCd.
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STAGE At MIDNIGHT WAS p
FEET AND 2 INCHES AT
WHARF.
Rising at Rate of Five Inches Per
Hour During the Nisht-Will
Interfere Wiih Business
Here.


For,castcr Pennywitt. Of PittsburG.
issued flood warning last night that
Wheeling Will have a stage Of Sc feet
a. least hN this c.cning. hut added
that % rain continued 10 fan during
tho da- az q did yesterday and the
cay before a nirner stage can Ice
looked cor. This additional warning
was given that residents Of the low
lands n M n,lr Wheeling may he
prepared FOR trouble.
With such "A stag Wheeling resi-
dents viii not sGfc. to any great *
tent. hut. nevertheless. many persons
viii bc paced ~ 81 position where
NOR vr loss suif r.rC VIII result.
Probably tho urst portion Of tho city
20 he affected will ho tho Whitaker
mill property on Wh.,In- creek. Nith
a stage Of % feet water will begin To-
enter the ey pit ara the mill viii Do
forced 20 close down. \ stage of
TiShuy Ger - .c't will put IN"
water on Twenty seventh street and
"a stage II 30 feet and inches VIII
also cover tho Wheeling Traction
Company tracks in m" suhwar .n
Benwcod. causing passengers from
points below that point To- transfer
In order o. rCsch ihc city.
y stage uf 81 feet will begin 90
cause trouble in the Rivcrsil. mill ~
B6rwcod. as the water will enter onto
the property. bat o. viii require Sow
'ral feet more o. close the plant.
Thirty-hVe ~ect vii! interfere with the
Wheeling Traction Company to "a con-
siderable extent ON both sides Of the
river. MounIsyilic viii not be- affected
Until the stage reaches much higher
point. but %. feet VIII enter the low
lands in the south Of tho town
The West Vlrsin'a Traction and
Electric Company line Will not To-
caused any trouble unless the stage
-caD hes height Of 90 foot and Is
Inches. and ~ this stage water will
cover the tracks on tho pen nsuia.
beL'ath tho Wheeling Terminal rail-
-oad trestl-. Forty eeet VIII enter tho
Wheeling steel and Iron Compauvs
plant in Benwood and cause trouble.
Railroads.
me valvc1da ~ snd around Wheel
Ing VIII not be given any trouble unless
nr~f Toac 10 be l1f"'icd viii b.. the IN o
river division 81 Tee 49, q 90 ami f.s
WheelinR, and Lake Ere railroad above
~. riln7 -, H. ",t"r r.als WI
goes over o. feet. Wit tho exception
- The fenn- yiFania limo AZ the Wharf
landing
bisquc'i-r rum.rs parc circulated
about tho tity last evening and until a
VERY late hour. many trg.irIca were
fnIi" 90 the Intelligence office Tor t.e
Hoadwatsrs Rising.
o. 'r cause some alarm l- fIs Tf.t or
river - said t' H' .r s rampage. and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-26

U. H"aa ~ fNr uHrr
monstary asa Given.
D.. f..H committee f.rfr...f ..ra ATE
"... cont "a nffrrr OF .rIr ff.rf t .0aa
I f.. ..f. Hrf ffHnn outside a..f. .. .r.
'Ir.r. ...| .t Hr.r fH Goo ..H.r- .ffrf.r
.rwH.r Already 70 cum Amounting q.
."H .HH "H icon rIrIHfI .H fH. rtHf s
.. t.r. .I...f HI.Ir other .fr.rH arc
mo H f.Hm 100 .i1ra
Tho r.fv ..Ir.u n4e voted So 600 20
Irf fn f.. ei..Hru people. HrI HII .rea-
urr. |f .H..'.firr HH'.r.| .rfIura
Tho rfrfr ~ Nr.rarEr Will PROBABLY
..fr 500 NNH rriI.f rHUI .I or. ierI.-
.HfIff today
Aiding fl fHo rrffarInr urI-I follow.
% fEe tornado heavy snow Hr.sr On
fHN IHfr iraf r|ehf 1u1 hF mnrn. rr two
inches 90 ernu covered fHr rr.Hr.I f.r
fHH tnurfrur fhr work ~ rr...f ans
mol. .r.ff Traction
Iin'Ira ~ InHF nr In urrf efII tr Ir
f.r debris owl we. fHar HHf Giro .rtr.I
.. fefr.ff enIfIrre anil arrfs.a relatives
.f possible Victims CONT .nua.I f.rn.r .
f r storm IHaf rlrhf auI fHIs morning
Some residents ~ fHe district Terrfrr DO
f.fIr Hr ~ f.Hf DO least 900 .ufI.a 4ra
.U''.I Ir f'r fH.ua Uf houses Hr.I .rI.E
.II..ra of amusement places r...'.
.. a.Hur fl..Hrr rrrn f.II..I viii. ....a.
I.. 1ssk.IH uu InHf.r sunday
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Eiver Marks.

P1TTsECEGH. Pa. March 25.-staEes
reported follow.
DAVIS ISLAND-lf feet rising: uns
settled
STEUBENVILLE-eo.s feet rising;
cloudy
on. CTY-lS feet rising. cloudy.
WARREN-i3g feet rising. cloudy
cloud
PNEKERSBURG-ii4 feet rising.
LOUDLY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-26
The Best Physicians
Gave Him Tn

80 sftsrtrf sf0h a savar
nfrf .ua o.. afasf aI.IrH vas re-. !
I've faHfirraf afHnnarH sH .Ir.
rr.frs Nn Haa o. rrrrrr q
N.aHiHrr. Team nH.faI f.r ri.
80 ~ friends fHHuFI r eHiIf
re 500 - nesi fHra .r.rra rfra
wrHn nas rH. col frf~ a..
lIrrrrs fiH Sen urrIrrT rra
80 nI derived ni"rn fa.r.rf
lfrn sarnf ~ rasr bed r.n -
l1nF haf hH ore o. rHf.r..-
tHaf n1fhanE ~uu Dol eject q rar.
fuanrrf eur 3D. Or r.arr.sa
niFl rina 80 fnrs r.urh o. na-
aqf nfhr Hmn.Hrn
80 sdFisa 90 Hs- o. arrfrr
lost 80 fIHnaf afefas rfIIrr
seunIa ~ faEa T. rI...a.s ~
rines tafafs 49, a sra-aa frrs
100 fns fnFrs fs f..frHnras
g. fH
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-26
CREDIT MEN
Held Meeting Last Evening IN Grand
Central Hotei-Addressed by Ma
toral Secretary.

Cancelled 10 he the most interesting
a"s- on lu th~ history nf the IS ceiling
rTff Hfrz Association. Cd regular
monthly meeting was held last eVeniul.
iu 'ho usrln~a ~ tI- Grand central
p rt"i Following e. tarTurf ~ O'Clock.
t Irief husirfs- meeting wHe r.fI. af-
90 Which an address was delivered hy
p IT TrcE0r. Secretary ~ trs $utluufI
q r"dIf Meme AssnH' alton IfiH address
conc "rr"I principally currency leriala-
JON H'h reform. ana was exceedingly
interesting
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-26
Awaiting The
Joyful Sound
The Wonderful Music that Bursts Forth
When the Stork Arrives

q, Ta.t fspay, lliti.. sr..:y ~ ,ss, sehs.,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-26

N'ife-N Notice that third chorus girl
IN the FIRST row. She used to 20 10
fcf"ui with mo. Poor thing She
VIZ. ON The s'agr lecag7r she had
o, thirc to wear.
husband So / sec'-Ioudon Opin-
i...
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-26

Buyers ~ antique furniture a-a al.
f..ri NN H.e. trH Garden f.af 10 fs
.7 .r.tn- ...'r '. .H.....Y. efrrIu. am
f..I.f- .r f.ta I...s.tr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-26
Will Bring Quick Relief

DIR. K. v Pierce found years ago that glvceric
extract Of Golden Seal and Oregon CRANE roots
queens root and blOOdroOt with black cherry bark.
would aid in the assimilation Of the food in the
stomach, correct liver ills and in natures own wav
enHch the blood, tone the entire system and con-
s4uenty help IN the restoration Of perfect health MANY
VINO nave used DR. Perces Golden Medical Discover tes-
NY that they have been restored health when suffering
from stomach and liver ills Let this famous old medicine
start today to lead you 20 health and strength.
ho9-nD oH prefey-D ran o5fqia Dy PTsrce's
fdCorte Prescription tablets o. Uourd
0fSf per Dor. aisp q 5Gc ~ or seadS
stamps 10 r. '. Pierce. BHGalo. Tor a friaI Dor.
You a1 learn OF about hygiene aasorny reios from the
People common sense MccaI Afviser. 81 v
rf,f" uitolate edition ~ which IN
paid. for ~ stamps 70 cover eat ~ ,oo,c
ard mailing ons Address H. Iicrcos Iovads Hotel Busio y
Don't be poisoned by sluggish bowels. Dr. Plercr's
Pleasant Pellets regulate and invigOrate stomach
liver and bowels. Sugar coated. uny granuIeS
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Total
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-05-15
HIAWATHA DEFEATS PRICE
Local noys Not Ia IL With the Min
ers From Over south.

Some two hundred oxcurslonists
from Hlawatha. Black Hawk and
Mohrland came TO Price yesterday
TO the ball game between Hlawatha
and a mixed team OF the county
high school and the Price regulars,
which resulted m "a sweeping vic
tory for the visitors. The game
was rather slow and devoid OF any
sensational playing The sore was
twelve TO one with Lo Grande Wool
ley as umpire.
White was IN the box for The Wis
ltors and Memory behind the bat.
othors OF the team were shan. sor-
ensen. Demaster. Laird. Brown. Nc
Phee and Beck. Miller caught for
the home fellows. while Lamph and
Bryner alteFnated at pltchhg Ford
and Gianotu worked An thlrd with
Robb and GlannOtti IN The left.
Ilngley, Reuden. Woods and Wig
netto made up tho balance OF the
nine.
Previous to aud after the game
inc visitors took In the alghts OF
the county seat and returned home
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-05-15
GOING AFTER Big
BUNDLE OF MONEY
Salt Lake City Commercial Club Membership
to Help Raise Twenty-Five thousand
Dollars For the Trail

altered somewhat. That Is. we
might classify these levles for sub
scrlptions TO pay for improving the
Midland trail, dividing into classes
all whom we wish 20 pay something
toward tho undertaking. There IS
the automobile owner. the automo-
bile garage owner. the farmer, the
business man and 30 forth.
Those most vitality interested, and
who would derive the most benefit,
would be asked for subscriptions
large In proportion, while those who
would be less benefited would be
asked to subscribe on n amallcr
scale. The whole thing IL up 20
the people Of Utah. II they want
the Midland trail badly enough to
dig down into their pockets and
subscribe literally. they can have
a..
According 70 our subcommittee
plan. which feel sure will appeal
TO the main committee when pre-
scnted 90 II, we will 90 grade the
asked for among the
list OF classified patrons OF the
trail that there will be no injustice
upon anyone. Hut the
OF the committee are not
going out and hold MP tho people
OF this city and state TO make the
trail an assured fact. II rests with
the people OF Utah"
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-05-15

The hundred or more people who
wont from Price TO Hlawatha last
week on an exouraion over the Sou
thern Utah. whore ball game was
witnessed and a trip made through
the mines OF the Consolidated Fuel
company. are loud In their praises
OF the manner in which they were
received and treated by II. T.. Lewis
OF the coal company and the man
agement OF the railroad. as well as
employees generally OF tho two cor
porations. Nothing was too good
for the Price visitors from the time
they got aboard train until they got
back home. General Superintendent
Lewis is certainly an entertainer.
and when he comes to this city
there viii be a hearty welcome for
him on all hands.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-05-15
FoR Tnn WEAK ANp NERvous.

Tired out. weak. nervous men and
women would feel ambitious. ener-
getic. full OF life and always have
a good appetite. II they would do
tho sensible thing for health-take
Electric Bitters. Nothing better for
the stomach. liver or kidneys. Thou
sands say they owe their lives 10
this wonderful home remedy. Mrs.
o. Rhineyault OF Vestal Centor, N.
T.. says: II regard Electric Bit
ters as one OF the greatest OF gifts.
| can never forget what q has done
for me-" Get bottle yourself and
see what a difference Il win mako
In your health. Only fifty cents
and a dollar. Recommended by all
druggists .--Adyt.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-05-15
Dr. wba1g Explains.

III we were 60 have the work
done ~ planned at first by che
main COMMITTEES OF the club" nays
Df. wherry. I'VE would need about
twonty thousand dollars more 20
complete the task. even with tho
az OF the thlrty-fiyc thousand dol
lars which the state has offered 60
carry out the project. The idea OF
ievying subscriptions on those who
viii be benefited win have TO be
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-05-15

pn stationery of all kinds. Advocate
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-05-15

The government officials for sovo,a,
years and sdll bob up regularIv In
the present case one 'Moille col,aa
nor alleged 20 be acting for Hvds
secured a lieu selection An TJtab \;
was alleged that the name was sto,t-
nous and used only TO cloak the on
1raliohs OF Hyde. Mrs. MollIe cal
lesher, however. was uneartbed ma
proved TO be very real 'U "''u
me Salt Lake City land o,,,oo
nslu mat the person being real ana
absolute proof OF Hyde inter,si no.
pe'hg shown, the selection sbonSS
pe allowed to stand. The genorai
. ..s,, OFFICE, reversing this sovs.
mere Is no question mat NJ,
%ollie sarah Gallagher never az
pied Tor state school lands ,or ~ ~
own use and benefit" '' ner
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-05-15
EXPLAIN THE system
Government Demonstrators visiting
Carbon and Emery.

AZ the farmors' meeting Wcdnes-
day night Professor Working OF the
United states department OF agrtcul-
turc. IN charge of farm dcmons,ra-
tion work IN Utah, Colorado and
Wyoming. and DIR. II. ]. Evans in
charge OF tho work m Utah. were
present and explained the system OF
county demonstratoru now being
placed In Utah. This year the state
has only "A small amount to appor-
ton TO the counties for this work.
Hut they are willing 90 give this
money wherever the counties will
cooperate. II IL their plan co place
Carbon and Emery counties under
one expert. For this purpose they
will give about seven hundred fifty
dollars. This makes Il necessary
for Carbon and Emery counties To-
gether TO raise about eight hundred
dollars. a motion was carried In
this meeting TO the effect THAI the
county commissioners OF Carbon
county be urged 10 appropriate the
necessary -four hundred dollars for
tho maintenance OF a cooperative
farm expert In those two counties.
DR.. Evans and Professor Working
left for Emery county this morning
to dhscuss the matter with farmers
thoro.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-05-15
HEALTH A FACTOR IN SUCCESS

The largest factor contributing
10 n mans success 10 undoubtedly
health. II has been observed that
. man II seldom sick when hia bow
Ella are regular-he ~ never we'll
whom they are eonstipated. For con-
atApatlon you will find nothing quite
20 good IA Chamberlain Stomach
and Liver Tablets. They not only
move the bowels but Improve the
appetite aud strengthen the digoa-
ton. They are for sale by all deal
ora.-Advt.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-05-15
SUNDAY FUNERALS Arm
OCCASION PoR u

PROVO. May i2.-The -
OF Utah stake has asked -
all the wards to notify " 4
that funerals on Sundays \
must be held either al soH
ter the meetings. In ili
bishops will bo INSTRUCTED y
iourn regular services for
except upon rare occaslOaA
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-05-15
REVERSED BY pROUDFIT
Holds Thai 'Monio Gallagher Did
Not File ON Land.

S. V. Proudfit. assistant commits
sioner OF the United States land Of
flee. has reversed the decision made
some time ago by the register and
receiver OF the Salt Lake City land
office In the case OF the United
states against Preston Nutter Of
the Nine Mile country. attorney for
c. w. Clarke.
This case was one OF the ANGLES
OF the omnipresent Benson-Hyde
land operations. which In various
gulses have occupied the time OF
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-05-15
Royal
Table QUE
Bread
TIE BEST BREAD ~

THR BEST BREAD -
It's economical. You e-I
less than n costs 70 ~
homemade bread.
Have your grocer suppl =
fresh-daily. -,
BE sure you get the No.
Table Queen. It's "a
the center groove ele.i
bottom and lhe Royai
Sold by all stores y
Carbon counties II
Royal Baking q. \
Salt Lake clv
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-05-15
NOTICE To OWNERS or TIRES.
PASSING STOCk.

The undersigned having lease
ON all the lands OF the Carbon Coun
~ Coal company tMilner property
north and east OF Price will hold
for trespasa any live stock found
grazing thereon. Owners OF stock.
mostly at Price. are hereby advised
20 keep stock off those lands under
penalty OF the law. Peter Jean
seine. Price. Utah.