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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1913-07-17
WOMEN
BEAT MEN
AT FINDING
BARGAINS
BY HOLLAND.

tt0@ -FNtNks
WOMEN spend more mon
W ey than men, and they
spend it wiser. They not only
buy most of the articles used
in the home, but they also
buy for their children and of
ten for their men folks.
Women also read the adj
yertisements more than men
do. This makes them better
and safer buyers than men.
They have equipped them
selves with the knowledge
that makes them effective.
They know the best stores,
the best merchandise, the
best values. BY reading the
advertisements women are
enabled to shop more eco
nomically, to make the mon
ey go farther.
KNOWLEDGE IS
MONEY IN
DOING SHOPPING
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1913-07-17

The deal for the sale Of tine 7. NJ.
G. a. building which has been hanging
fire for the past two weeks, may be
closed during the present week. Bid
ding for the building is becoming de-
cidedly spirited and the members Of
the board of directors are hopeful that
the building will be closed out at a
good price within the next ten days.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1913-07-17

John D. childs Of Aurora, H., was
Kenosha visitor on Monday after
noon.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1913-07-17

r. Hoernel Of Racine, transacted
business in Kenosha on Monday after
noon.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1913-07-17

H. Y. B. Wilcox Of Horizon, was a
Kenosha visitor on Monday afternoon.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1913-07-17

a. A. Reeke Of Milwaukee, was i
Kenosha Monday afternoon.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1913-07-17

/ Sole Administrator of the Estate of Eliza
beth Stahl deceased. WIZ
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1913-12-03

This line includes many items suitable for both
Ladies and gentlemen, consisting of Auto Bags
Pocket Books, Purses, Card Cases. Cigar Cases Bill
Books, Travelling Cases. etc.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1913-12-03

Toilet Goods make suitable gifts, but in making
selections you should be sure of the latest styles.
Our stock is full of new things. Our line includes
Toilet Sets, and Manicure Sets in beautiful cases,
Travelling Cases Brise Goods of all kinds, including
Brushes in Sterling Silver, Partisan Ivory and Ebony
Mountings.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1913-12-03

Books make excellent gifts because they are equally
desirable for young and old. Our stock includes the
latest editions of all favore authors besides large
variety of Juvenile and gift books.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-12
SUPREME COURT HANDED DOWN
NINE OPINIONS YESTERDAY

tain period. By the decision today
Woodall will get his money at once.
together with interest appropriated by
tho late legislature. writ ~ pro-
hibition was asked for by attorney 10.
eN-Sherin Lainc. Harrison county.
against the criminal court and prose-
cutting attorney Of that county. The
claim Is made that the case has been
nollicd. The cases decided were:
state rs. Trust and Guarantee COM
panv from TAYLOR county affirmed.
Reilly rs. Nichon et ais. from Ohio
county. affirmed.
Parr vs. Blue Ridge Coal company.
from Harrison county. affirmed.
Stone vs.. National Bank Of Clenden-
min. from Kanawha county. reversed
judgment here.
Starches rs. Hope Naturdal Gas
company. from Lewis county. reversed
set aside. new trial awarded. Judge
Lynch absent.
Bent ". Barncs. from Randolph
county. affirmed.
Allen rs. South Penn oil company.
from podridee county. reversed.
Whit vs.. White. from Logan county.
affirmed.
Kilmcyer vs.. Wheeling. from Ohio
county. affirmed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-12
At The Orpheu-,.

Fulrora The Great viii hid aG'eu o.
the Crph.um 'heater tonight This
great artist has proven one ~ the h'4f
drawing CARTS ~ ifz Kind f.r 'No or
phcum management during his th-"'
DAYS s'av - thl4 COW vaudeville. pei /.
a,a. Tho Tsuhrook Trio fhr Tanz"r
Ugn. pc well 1s Jgl.s TtHrrrn and Tow
ry ard S.mouds VII aI terminate
their rrE7 -,sr1arfS ms evening 90 fh"
I'd - 'ha second DsrfrrWlur'. To
morrow matinee " l-4rd now IfI W 100
Doc ushrr.i IN io r'av Thur-iav. Tr'
dav ard SATURDAY.. n VII Ie % rv. lf'
star Keith vnt3e-i'lr a~ts fr1f vf'
io son for Tho last h1'f ~ thfe veei-
md with auch names ne Low if'zrin-
hons. Earle n~I I;ut'o-. rnu~'rsa' Ion
artists. nc vol ae singing and dancing
100 'h.'r act. 'hc c'1r Trio ~ cnw.5i-
ans. vfth f0ir'h nn1 sr-E ps VOL 1913
refrrrusrf1iiefu. Caroline >tfe.n 100
flc hir d-7rntfI rl1ti.f entitled "rh"
ioqq.' suru"rf.d i~ ar excellent dr1-
n1'i~ company arI concluding Win
ono ~ 'ns greatest ac's lr r1uI,tl.f.
Tho Tr1'rsH~a ln -. rlar'rg 'aurh-
irr aI-rrdi'. "' N'er' iu o.. Turl-
l.r tatH.- v..I l. fre Keith ,arI,sH'.
nT.rirr 'haf 1850 ;lav o.. 'ae' o. 'ho
w,.k
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-12
THE THEATER
SPECTACULAR MILITARY PLAY
AT THE COURT TODAY

There will return to the Court today
Tor matinee and night performances
The Littlest Rebel" by Edward Pc
pie. author OF The Prince Chap" and
other noteworthy successes.
The Littlest Rebel was presented
here fer two days early in the current
season and at n time when the intense
heat caused many play-goers to re-
main away from the theater: but the
presentation today will be under more
suspicious conditions. Tho same cast,
in which Marshall Farnum appears
has since circled the west with prob
ably greater success than any other
dramatic attraction covering that ter
ritory. and a faultless performance
can. therefore. be anticipated.
The story is a simple one and con
Germs the adventure OF a southern
scout who risked his life to see his
little hungry and motherless Girl, and
In doing so was captured by Lieut..
col. Morrison Of the northern army.
and later through the pleadlncs OF his
child ~ allowed TO escape. only -
he captured again during battle
while fighting for and saving the life
OF cot. Morrison. The two men nre
brought to headquarters. taken be-
fore court martial and sentenced "a
death. one ns "a spy and the other as
traitor. They are saved through the
Efforts 81 the little girl who seeks Gen =
eral Grant and tells him the story.
\ very interesting feature IL the
realistic war scene which require.
ATTY men. The title role Is played by
little Viola Savoy. who Is said 10 he
one Of the prettiest and cleverest &C
tresscs On the American stage.
The matinee Will be given at special
prices.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-12
kIlMEYER VS.. WHEELING AND
REILLY Va. NICHOLl FROM
THIS COUNTY AFFIRMED.

Special Dispatch 20 the Intslltgenccr
CHARLESTON. W. Va. March IL
The Supreme court. I'm addition to
handing down nine opinions. heard ar
Fuments in application for injunction
by tho United Fuel Gas company from,
'abell county to prevent the Pressed
frick company using natural gas II
another company I'm violation OF a con-
tract. The lower court had refused ar
injunction. No action was taken by-
the court today.
The court TODAY ordered state
Treasurer Long To- pay tho two thou
sand dollars Appropriated some years
ago 70 Private Woodall. OF the national
guards. injured when he attempted u
get on moving train AZ Ravcuswood
Auditor Darst had refused 20 nay the
claim NJ -rst and tho cas-" went u
o the suprtm court. which FIRST sustain
ed the auditor and later reversed their
former decision. Treasurer Long then
declined to honor the warrant be
cause the money appropriated had TO-
Nerted To the state fund. after a Ger
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-12
Your Stomach VII Never Give out or
Grow GA. ~ You Depend Upon
Staarrs Dyspepsia Tablets.

Nj that was needed was to- digest that
lump az food IN your stomach. and the
gland whose duty is - To- supply the
gastric juices. had simply given out
from oNerWnrk. So when you took that
lfti" tablet YOU Were supplying exactly
What Wa necessary go complete the
process Of digestion that the stomach
lad begun but waS unai l~ to finish.
II you would continue to take "a
stuart Dyspepsia Tablet after each
me--4 for awhile. YOUR stomach would
have chance To- rest up and get well
and strong again
Try just one box ard YOU will never
want 90 isH without this wonderful little
remedy For stomach troubles stuart =
dyspepsia Tablets contain an ingredl-
sut. OF" graf Of which viii digest z. 900
gfa.u- OF food They are entirely mar M
les because they have absolutely mo- cf-
f..- ON the system one way cor aupthe r
except 10 do just the one thiug-digest
food
Every drug store everywhere sells
and recommends Sfuart'S Dyspepsia
tablets az 80 cents q boX.-Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-12
VICE PRESIDENT
STATES VIEWS
Marshau Admits He Is Little
Green" but Hopes 90 Learn Rules
and Likes HE New Job

WASHINGTON. March ll.-i.cauius
lack comfortably in "A bI x armchair with
his feet draped over a hair open drawrr
and smoking a long. BLACK cigar. NIc.
President Marshall today told "a United
H. ess Correspondent he wasn't real SUITE
that he liked his new job. after "a week =
experience. hut that bee has hupe~.
Just "a week ago today Marshall be-
came second iu command of tu, nation.
Today he said.
/ hope TO like il after get onto the
ropes a little more. I know m % lat
o." green ami huuw others know o.
too. But really thiuk iu like tAe JoO
after / learn the rules.
The Vice Iicsidstt was seen 90 his
business Office. which he has taken 20
o. tourists 10 Is 900 the senate office
building The Nc" President gorgeous
sanctuin adJpurninE tne senate was too
Many Ask for Jobs.
Nine-tc"tt- "i tn~-S' .'i- I"it'f- ap-
TltIuE lYr jobs the VICE President re-
hand t' -tacN OF letters ou the desk.
Tia; = my Ilncip'" trouble HInt
r"~ iu being 4c- President ret tlNl ING
applications for patronage.
A.} Idtt"udgc extends 90 &c shower
O.. thr murur4l car Q" the capitol az
they ever Get % w"fkluE. aru e u---
filed ait OF Those important positions.
And WHlie idlIk- To- help dll my friends,
OF tn senator's. lt"rlnlieIt-. l'"mu"fats
an TrozrsS-iyos aHI { wouldn't Doe tor
.tw" minutes q attempted 60 .uHA.u,-
Appointments
. haven't had auv experience as a
Ires.d ne officer. hut .!l nf tts senators
|fs poo hinI and helpful ITS -lJ"
wDfN tn'uTh-l.ftr '.' t..'.
lIViug .H ' aHt"l i- l'w q. f". 90"
Hu know rs" aiot"- t..r fortunate .u
having a. home.
sew 81. r.rats.l 'o t'.- Mar
politics i- t.- DISTINGUISHED ..r.r 20
t'itE buried from aH .t....- 'it....r- .--
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-12
MARGARET ELLINGTON AT
COURT THREE PERFORMANCE

ono Of the most notahl. engage
ments 81 the present theatrical sea-
son Is IN" appearance AT the Court this
Frida" and saturday Of Miss Margaret
Ellington in her new American play
"KindliuC." by charles KENYON. Il
young california author. This play IS
proving the most successful 81 any ~
the many successes IN which Miss Il
lingto1 has appeared IN recent wears.
Tho thcme IS novel 70 tho stage md
IL - handled In IA mastery and novel
manner The problem involved Il on
~ utmost social Importance and thr
play itself is technically "a master
piece. In addition 10 the gripping.
heart compelling story. there Is a
vast quantity 90 comedy and the char
acterizatIons nre intelligent md com
plete To- the past detail. Miss Hing
ton as Maggie Schultz. the young. ig-
norant wife of the tenenents who
steals IN order u secure tho money tn
20 into n new land wher" there are
trees and flowers md fresh afr that
her expected child NAV Doc born amid
SURROUNDINGS that will give 81 fair
chance in lie. docs not only the hest
work u her carnor. but has created 4
character that will llvc n tho history
~ N" stage. SO Cnmplcto is u in o.
cry detail Unlike % great many stars
Miss rllirgton believes IN surround'rg
herself with the best ob'alnnhl. com
panv. and IN her support this season
are such well known PLAYERS as Byron
Beasl"v. Frank Camp. Ida Lewis AMI
Florence Robinson. The original cast
and production eVacti- as was PLAYED
I'm Now YORK AMI chicago will boz seen
DURING Niles .ilngton's engagement
There viii be- "a matinee saturday. Tho
seat sale VIII open today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-12
ENCOURAGING REPORTS OF PAST
YEARS BUSINESS WERE
MADE.
Directors Were Elected and Other
Business Transacted at SEES
sion Held In This City.

Evidencing the fact that the year
1912 vas an unusually prosperous one,
at least throughout the Ohio Valley.
exceptionally encouraging reports OF
the financial conditions and volume OF
business of the La Belle Iron Company
were made at the annual meeting of
stockholders. held yesterday in the
Board Of Trade assembly rooms in the
Market Auditorium building. With
more than ten thousand shares OF
stock represented. the session con-
veend at 10 o'clock. and c A. Robin
son was named as chairman.
Reports made by President w. d.
Crawford showed profits OF more than
$4,000 per month for n period GOV.
ering the past eighteen months, while
the volume OF business has also great
~ increased Extensive improvements
to the plant have been made or are
under way.
Representing the company. w. II.
Hearne stated that negotiations for
the sale OF the company's holdings 10
a responsible concern have been dis.
as IS now known. will not be consum-
mated. He added that a few weeks
ago representatives OF n responsible
concern obtained an option on the
plant, but later gave II up
The following were elected 20 serve
as a board of directors for the ensuing
year: w u. Crawford. II. {. Franz.
helm, Alexander Glass. George Greer,
Edward Hazlett, W. II. Hearne. J. J.
Holloway. \ :. List. Isaac NJ Scott
ID. J. Sinclair and A. H. Woodward.
Manv items Of especial interest 81
the stockholders We're contained in the
report submitted by President Craw-
ford. which in detail was as follows.
Company Properties.
The company's properties were Op-
Grated on n basis sufficient to supply
the ore required by the SteubenVill-
furnaces. the total production. fo-
eighteen months being 5S6,421 gross
tons. or an increase OF % per cent.
per annum over the fiscal year end -
ing June 3Oth. 1911
on account Of the low price or
coke. the properties were not oper-
ated during the last six months %
1911. However. changes In market
conditions made 70 advantageous 10
1912. during which period there was
produced IOO.s5a net tons ~ coke.
The Steubenville mine was operat-
ed continuously throughout the Is
months. producing 3IS.50S net tons
II coal. or an increase Of 6 per cenI
per annum over the fiscal year end
Ing June Goth. 1911.
Manufacturing Plants.
Tho demand for tho companv's
products was such that during tho
last siX months of 1911 production
was IN Tho basis of approximately 81
per cent. while during tho year 1912
owing to an Increased demand. your
plants Were operated NJ approximate
lv - per cent Of capacity. and dur
ing the last four months to the max
imun al capa City.
Shipments Heavy.
The aggregate value Of shipments
Cor Tho last half Of 1911 was s440s.-
.5S.S2. for the year 1872. Sie.23S-
$685.. the latter being an increase
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-12

lie. ana II he makes mistakes accord
iHg To- ia" views or the wrong kind %
people IT, hasn't lost much. l think
have a kindly heart. and 10 make any
breaks. I think they'll overlook IL anu
cay It~ due just To ignorance and that
the old man - a little Old-fashioued.
II ] have a good cigar. can go To- a
tal game good oue--occa sionaIly,
and have my own friends that I like and
thaf like me-. even ~ they don't agree
with me- politically. III be content.
As st. Paul puts II. 1 have learned.
INT T. Y "''' 'e's' S'a''O" ! am 10 be con
That's the great lesson in life
Vast expenditures 81 money ty the
'uormpuSlN rich * harmful. not only To
;h" ron themselves. but 10 euvious peu-
o." Most people are euNiouS. There are
thousands ot girls working FOR what 1
call Junk- They want To- cut a bette r
dash than th-ir. fathers can afford and
buy christmas tewtlTy that turns green
80 Faster and hats that look like they
cost money hut dor. 9. and desire gcucg-
AL. o. aspen. !iEr society.
Picking .p 90 cartoon or himself pic
March 3 Vice PIr~ Idrut Marshall SAID.
think Inherited WN Liking for silk
D. g. ny father. Who wa 60 country
doctor. alwa. W"re ole. lie ais" wore.
like CD" Th> Siri.tu'S uniform OF tho
TIMES. 81 Shsd h'lI,I' fuII dress suit. q.
regular evening -Git. AZ all thine, or
o. summer o. % wasn't too warm
! 30 wearing TINS Prince Albert suit
De- added. s.a-,fIs holt'us uu- tail up
Tor Biz visitor &" Me, because thiuN
-f" dignity OF the uG4," demands q.
even 90 j haven't "a whole Dot Iuy SELF
When hI- IrterN lever iu leaving uu-
V-.fttiEit addressed him ds Governor
the t. o." lt winch be- ha. been familiar
p. known BOO Indiana. the Wee President
~d.l.
That's .Il night that the title ] Ike
best. auI which I'm tue most used Co.,
ID t""h ut four trar- 60 get used u
hat
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-12
ANNUAL MEETING OF LA BELLE
STOCKHOLDERS HELD YESTERDAY

OF Is per cent. over the fiscal year
ending June 3Oth. 1911.
Plant Additions.
In addition to completing the i'm
provcment work referred to in the
last report. the following additions
TO plant equipment were made dur
ing the eighteen months ending De-
cember 3lst. 1912:
Steel Plant
one open hearth furnace in process
OF erection.
Tube MILL
Installation OF two crsnces and one
crane runaway: also new depart
ment for the manufacture of conduit
pipe.
Sheet and Jobbing Mill
One annealing furnace.
one galvanizing pot and picking
equipment
Extension. to shee mill building for
the purpose Of installing scrap bail
ing equipment also new shear. crane
and crane runway.
Boiler Plant
An entirely new and improved
feed water system: also two boilers
$500 II. +. each).
For maintenance and repairs It will
he observed that the sum OF sse2 900.
600 was expended in the Is months. as
against $500. 900 for the fiscal year
endins June 3oth. 1911.
Oil Production.
The oil production for the Is
months was 1850 barrels. as
against $500 for the fiscal year
ending June 30th. 1911. the output
at the present time being 725 barrels
per month.
Big Dividens.
There was laid during the eigh-
teen months in cash dividends the
sum of sl.4S7 .295.00, being at the
rate of 10 per cent. per annum upon
the outstanding capital stock until
October 18th. 1912. and at the rate
of S per cent. per annum on the
perferred and per cent per annum
on the common capital stock since
the date mentioned. In addition 10
the cash dividends. n stock dividend
OF 100 per cent. or s9.9l5.400.00, was
paid on October 18th, 1912.
Business Better.
The unsatisfactory condition of
business existing at the time Of the
last report continued throughout the
first nine months OF the period under
review. with the further handicap
that prices were lowered nearly every
succeeding month. until the average
per ton value of shipments was less
than at any time in the history OF the
company. Beginning with the
second quarter 81 1912. the demand
for all kinds OF steel articles became
more active. with the result that
prices commenced TO advance, AMI
since then business has been in a
healthy condition and better average
prices obtained with each new
month.
Underlying conditions at the mo-
ment are sound and the company has
sufficient tonnage booked to operate
its manufacturing plants in full into
the third quarter of 1913 \ pro
phesy for the future beyond this
period would be difficult TO make.
The directors have not permitted
the conditions under which they
were working to interfere with
liberal expenditures for repairs and
maintenance. all OF which have been
charged against earnings. with the
result that the plants have been kept
in the highest state OF efficiency.
The consolidated balance sheet OF
the company and its subsidiary com
panies. was as follows:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-12
Opinions of the
State Editors
The Millennium {?

SAYS the Charleston Gazette: III
any man can find any good reason for
staying out o. tuc Democratic party
any longer We should like TO cast our
editorial optics on such a son of per.
versity." The Gazette is evidently
Of that number who believe the mil
lenium dlWned with Wilson's admin,
istratiou. Bur wait iii Csc Under
wood and Champ Clarr and Messrs
RYAN and Murphy and the great con
scrvatltc wing of the Democracy begin
to buck the modern sermon-on-thc
mruntcr. and the Lon Of the Platte
begins 90 roar at THE sons ~ Man
mon. Wait an the high tariff Dem
oCrats SNOW th,ir hand. -Four days oi
CALM DO not necessarily prove that
there VIII be- no storm. W-ii-lIunt
irctnu Herald
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-12
sneak voIurs For Hatfield.

Almost all %" accused strikers in
Oh" martial JAS zone in The lower
part a. th- state moss on TRIAL before
the military commission have poti-
fol.d k"u1Whd county judge 90
c.a.. ir'O r!.r.u. with tho commits.
sion The petition b. based cn the
ground that they know ihey have %
fair trial and have clrfd,ucc .n co..
commission and Governor Hatnci,y
This speaks volume already for the
ness Governor Clark -hura Telegram
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-12
DR.. CAMPBELL
IS INDICATED
JURY TAKES FOUR MINUTES TO
FIND HIM NOT GUILTY.
Sensational Case in Criminal Court
Comes to End Yesterday
hfternOo0

Just four minutes was required by
the jury in the case of the State VS..
DR. II. y. Campbell. who was charged
with having committed n criminal OPP
Grafton. to reach a verdict yesterday
afternoon and the Jurors returned to
their places in the court and an
nounced that they had a verdict OF
not guilty The verdict was not a
surprise TO those who had been pres
ent during the trial. as it was evident
that the evidence that had been sub
mitted was not strong enough for con-
viction and the many friends Of the
Doctor FASTENED 10 extend congratula-
tons. following the announcement OF
the foreman of the jury.
The taking Of testimony and hearing
arguments consumed almost two days.
and to those on the outside. there was.
N no time. any evidence submitted
that tended TO show that the doctor
was guilty. and nv the return OF such
verdict the good name and reputa-
ton Of the South SIDE physician was
upheld. The verdict was such that
all doubt OF Illegal actions were dis
PEELED
The bringing 81 such actions against
Dr Campbell. who is one OF the city's
most reputable and best known phys-
clans caused quite "a sensation. and
until the evidence was submitted in
court. the citizens Of Wheeling and
vicinity refused 10 consider the mat.
ter. and those who followed closely
the testimony given. were confident
az vordict Cf ac1uittal
The first day OF the trial was taken
up 20 hearing testimony submitted
by the state on behalf OF the prosecute
frrr rrff
81 the East End. while the greater part
Of the second day was set aside Ia
hearing statements OF physicians on
behalf OF the defense. In the evidence
submitted by the defense through tho
several physicians yesterday. the usa
% the Instruments was explained and
from tho testimony 81 could readily
be- seen that the intent 81 Or. Camp.
bell boo his examinations was not OF a
criminal nature
Vi1dication Complete.
ur Campbell has been n reputable
practcinE physician OF this vicinity
for many years and Is n prominent
member OF the Ohio County and State
Medical Societies During his prac.
ficc. both in Marshall and Ohio coun-
ties. Dis reputation as a physician has
been unfaru'shcd and never has there
boon n time when his actions we're
questioned BOZ any way. ia matters
ncrtafrinr fo his profession
fria v.ndicatfon Is complete In view
a. fro fact that n fury o. Il men
ga.rrI .r.r hfa case .1 four minutes
after having heard both Sides OF the
rase
Tho frsf witness called az tho morn.
frr session rf court Yesterday. was
Or Leonard F-t,y. who testified I'm
regard 10 tho effect that q criminal
,..,a-.t..- v.r.d t4vo and tho Icnra
a, .-i, .rat it would take 10 perform