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The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-08-08

Council After discussion and con-
sidering that the Clifton Water Co.
is now under investigation by the
Corporation Commission of the State,
petition is ordered laid on the table
without action.
BY motion of Councilman Riley,
seconded by Councilman Stevens, all
members voting aye, ]. H Kerby is
appointed Deputy Town Assessor to
make Town assessment for year 1913
at salary of $4,000.
Meeting was then adjourned.
Approved: Geo. w. Fraser, Mayor
Attest: Mat Danenhauer, Clerk
Special meeting of Council July
2Sth, 1913, 1880 p. m.
Present: Mayor Fraser and Coun-
cilmen Tyler, Dunagan and Riley.
Absent: Councilman Stevens.
Pursuant to call of Mayor Fraser,
Council convened in special session
at 7:3O o'clock p. M, July 2Sth, 1913,
discussing the question of sewer
line on Chase Creek, in the Town of
Clifton.
After CT siderable deliheration as
II manner in which he Council shall
proceed ard the manner in which
said district shall be laid out and as
sessment made the followin action
was taken.
BY motion of Councilman Riley,
seconded by Councilman Dunagan, all
members voting aye, it is ordered
that Street Commissioner. Riley be
instructed to take such steps as will
be necessary to proceed with the
formation of the Chase Creek sewer
line and district, as provided by
Chapter 50 of the session laws of
1912; also that he secure the SER
vices of City Engineer Tunis for the
purpose of laying out that portion of
Chase Greek in San Francisco Town
site from the Chase Creek school
house to the San Francisco river in
vicinity of A. & n. NJ. railroad depot
into an assessment or sewer district
and also learn if all lots and prop
erty in said district are in such con-
dition as to permit said property to
be laid out into a special district from
the present Town map"
Meeting was then adjourned.
Approved: Geo. W. Fraser, Mayor.
Attest: Mat Danenhauer, Clerk.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-08-08

Then Hurrah for Arizona
Her climate, schools and law;
For her copper, gold and silver
Hurrah. Hurrah. Hurrahi
Come, stand beside the rivers,
Within our valleys broad;
Stand here with heads uncovered,
In the presence of our God;
While all around about us
The brave, unconQuered land,
AS guardians and landmarks
The giant mountains stand.
Not alone for gold and silver
Is Arizona great,
But with graves of heroes sleeping,
All the land is consecrate.
Oh, come and live beside us,
And name these temples home,
Come help us build our temples
However far We roam.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-08-08

supposed railroad that would lend
some substantiation of the Tucson
report. For instance, the asserted
distance from Tucson to the New Cor
nelia property is known to be approx
imately correct. 1t is also conced-
ed to be a fact that without railroad
transportation the New Cornelia min
ing property would be too lean to
Justify it's development or operation,
according to general report, and SO
this would seem to account for a ne
cessity for such a line as described
in the Tucson report. However, it
is also a fact that a railroad to the
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L A
Bradbe
Ernme saa
V marshal
L.
L.
L.
ordinances 1885
w. Young,
j. A
L.
Mat Danenhauer. freight and postage
nprison
for celebration 100000
G. F.
SOOI
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-08-08

Tombstone was UNNECESSARILY sad
dened by the tragic news last week
of the death of Louis Lombard, who
was killed by cave-in near the
State of Maine mine southwest of
town. The deceased was at work
in a stope when his associates heard
the ominous rumble of the dreaded
csve-in, and the well-known Tomb
stone miner was doomed to death.
He was heard to speak once from
his imprisoned quarters, saying he
was uninjured, but the cave-in con-
tinued and all was quiet, which told
more than words, and despite all that
the heroic rescuing party could do
to reach him alive, proved unavailing.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-08-08
r. I. BELL APPOINTED
NEW MINE FOREMAN
AT S. e 3. PROPERTY.
Shipments of Ore To FL Paso Will
Soon Be Increased To Three Cars

GLOBE-The Superior & Boston
Copper company is operating with
the usual force of miners, under the
direction of Managing Superintend-
ent E. B. Tinker A new mine fore
man has been secured in the person
of r. L. Bell, who is we'll and IA
vorably known locally. The COM
pany's shipments of ore average two
cars day to the Ell Paso smelter,
and will soon be increased to three
cars. The ore is coming from the
stope on the 9Th level and from de-
velopment on the same level; also
from the sub-level, where there is a
fine showing of ore. On the 10th
level drifting will be continued.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-08-08

The following claim was laid over:
H. o. Tunis, salary for June, city
engineer 3AO-VO
Monthly report of police judge for
June read and approved.
Monthly report of building inspec
tor for June read and approved.
By motion of Councilman Stevens,
seconded by Councilman Dunagan,
all members voting aye, report of
Mat Danenhauer, street poll tax col
lector for year 1913, is hereby APP
proved as follows:
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PROCEEDINGS OF TOWN COUNCIL.

Regular meeting of council, July
9th, 1913, 1880 p. m.
quorum not being present on
Monday, July 9TH, 1913, regular July
meeting was held on July 9th, 1913,
at 1880 o'clock p. m
Present: Councilmen Riley, Duna-
gan and Stevens.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-08-08

rent or buy, a threee
four or five room residence, mod
ern, in Hills Addition. Have
beautiful five room modern bunga-
low in California, near Los An
geles, that I will exchange for
property here. W. A. Riker, at
Clifton Drug Store. Tiff
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-08-08

Absent: Mayor Fraser and Coun-
Gilman Tyler.
Councilman Riley was duly ap-
pointed Mayor protein.
Minutes of previous meeting read
and approved.
The following claims were audited
and ordered paid:
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-08-08

New Cornelia might be constructed
in about half the distance from
point on the Southern Pacific much
farther west than Tucson, so the Old
Pueblo should not build their hopes
too high on this railroad story.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-08-08
cOCHISE LADY COMPOSER OF
POPULAR SONG FOR ARIZONA

A Douglas lady, Mrs. Margaret
Clifford has written a song worthy of
note, entitled, Arizona State" and
the same has been set to music by
Len Fleming.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-08-08

254I receipts a S2.OO 800. 81, 6S2 90
40 receipts q $500 refunded $4,000
Cash deposited with Treas. S4,342 90
Cancelled receipts and cancelled
checks accompany this report and are
hereby made a part thereof
Mat Danenhauer,
Street Poll Tax Collector.
Petition of citizens, residents and
water users of Chase Creek, COM
planning of poor water service on
Chase Creek, presented and read to
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BOARD OF TRADE TO EXTEND
INVITATION TO CAPTAIN
w. A. MITCHELL.
To Address Mass Meeting on Inpor.
tant 0uestlon-Matter Has
Been Carefully Stud
led by Him.

Interest in the question OF flood
prevention has become so great that
II Is being discussed throughout the
city almost constantly. Wheeling and
her cltzens have suffered so much
from Hoods in the past that any
method that tends toward preven.
ton is eagerly discussed and its mer-
It's considered. The Board OF Trade
VIII call meeting in tht near future
ana extend an invitation 10 Captain
w. \. Mitchell OF the local United
states engineers office TO speak on
the question. The meeting will be
IN the nature OF mass meeting, To
which the citizens OF Wheeling and
vicinity will be invited.
II Is known that Captain Mitchell
has given much of his time TO the
study or Hood prevention and his
knowledge OF river conditions gener-
ally places him in a position to give
data that the ordinary. man would be
unable 10 get.
The first talk on the subject of
Hood prevention was given Monday
night at a we'll attended meeting held
In the Board OF Trade rooms under
the auspices OF the Board of Trade
and business Mems association by
George II. Maxwell. executive di-
rector OF the National Reclamation
association. Mr.. Maxwell favors the
reservoir system OF food protection
and. incidentally. raps the war de-
partment in general and General
BiXby in particular for their opposi-
ton 10 the reservoir system
IL Is generally known that the war
department through its corps OF en-
gineers over the country generally
favor the levee or wall as "A means of
Hood protection. especially for local
protection. and IL is understood that
Captain Mitchell's paper will be along
the line favoring the levee or dyke
system. Further. II Is said that the
paper that he has prepared will give
figures and estimates regarding prob
able cost and amount OF material 20
be used. in addition 10 the manner
best suitable TO the building of such
wall from a local standpoint
In view OF the fact that Captain
Mitchell is thoroughly familiar with
river conditions because OF his sew
eral years experience in this vicin-
ity, in addition TO work in other
places m the same line. his opinion
will certainly be worthy OF careful
consideration.
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LOCAL ARMY ENGINEER TO
SPEAK ON FLOOD PREVENTION

show for producer good for $50 bar
tels a day. This location Is 1900 feet
sogthwest OF No. l on the same lease
and ~ a. good as reported f. the best
Wen completed In Licking county for a
number OF years. Three years ago Hope
well township attracted a good deal OF
cd on the G. r McCracken farm cal me
IN good producers and were the incen-
locality. The later tests proved light
were 1bandoned mi the No. ) on the
McCracken-farm was drilled.
Deep Sand Gauges
In Jackson township. Perry county.
Gates. Davidson * Moran's No. . Studor
u holding up at 90 barrels. The Colum-
bus oil & Fuel Companys Nos 1 and .
on the y. G. Allison farm are producing
Emery & Co.'S No. 1 J. A. Watts is pro
ducing SO barrels. The Chicago OIL Com
pany. Fuller x Howes Nos. l and I are
Allen. so barrels. In Fairfield county.
Werlich holders No. on tbs. Mary
Young farm Il producing 20 barrels a
day
Shallow Sand Wells.
In the kilgorc pool in LoWden town
snip. Carroll county. Eaton q Barr have
drilled No. on the y. = States farm
through the Berea grit and have a bar
rel pumper. In Lowell district, Adams
township. Washington county VAUGHN
y co. have drilled a test on the He,cb
heirs farm through the MacksburE 500
FOOT sand and have a very light pumper
East OF production three fourths OF "A
mile. j. II. Rothley & co. have drilled "A
test on the Henry Nethie farm through
the SOO-foot and have dustcr
In the Cow Run district, Lawrence
township. the shorty Oh Company has
drilled "A test on the Sliza King farm
through the keener sand and has n 3
barrel pumper In the I<eener sand In
hanover township. Beaver county. Pa.
James Murray has now drilled No. J on
the ~. Moore farm through the sand
ana has 20 barrel producer.
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Edward Gamble

Yesterday evening occurred the
death Of Edward. the nine-year-old
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. John Gamble
at the family residence. No. ga Chan.
line street The lad had been IN for
about a week OF a complication OF dis
eases and death came after quite a
deal Of suffering Although the IN.
neral arrangements have not been
completed iuterment will be in River
view cemetery. Martins Ferry
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OIL AND GAS

on Warriors Fork. Warrington dis
tflct' Marion county, ". Va. the Car
neEie Natural Gas Company has COM
pletrd second test on the John g. Hess
farm and has the largest gas well that
has been found nj West virginia for a
good many years. The gas was devel-
"ped IN the Big luJun sand and the test
showed the well has a capacity Of four
teen million cubic feet a day.
On Miracle run. Battells district Mo-
n9nsaha county. the Manufacturers
Light Heat Company has drilled its
40 on the =. NJ Efaw farm through
the Gordon and has a show FOR a 30
barrel producer. The bottom OF the Cor
don sand was reached AZ "a depth OF
3.29i feet On West Fork river. Clav
district. Harrison county the South
rem on COMPANY has drilled test on
IN. Mary o. Lucas farm through the
ilfth and Rayard sands and developed a
ga pressure in both formations.
IN wildcat run. Grant district. Ritchie
county the Belts Brown oil Company
mas drilled "a test ON the Isaac Collins
farm through the Big Iniun sand and
mas a buster. nj clay district. Thomas
,,artLtn mas drilled test on the " j.
Neucc farm through the Big Infun sand
and has a show for "A & barrel run,par
IN whisky run in Grant district. George
hhlHehart has drilled second test ON
We ". G. Shahan farm through tho
N"enrr sand ana has a show for "A =
barrel pumper.
Listh Wells in Wood.
en- mon ulsirlct Wood county the
e. test on the F-lvira Kichardaot, So,
Shd mas Hight pImper ia the I.r..t
siit In Smitifield district. Roam, conn
~, tn' ON" ucl Oh 60. has Completed
-. ON ~" j. a. Cox farm and has A DO
barrel ruIhper IN the Big Tnitn saul H.,
lne same district. the same csrnrau, ms
T,mp i'icd second test on the EIiz, VI
l,ouf'H~@ farm and has vcrg IIrbf
Iumpsr The south Penn oiI Conn.,.
- dfiillrE lu the sand al ifs teat ,H 3D..
H. G. McKown farm.
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Christmas


Smms. Perry Llttleton and Harry
Baker. all Of South Belaire. ranging
in age from thirteen 10 fifteen years.
have been turned over to Humane OF.
in'r Trayers and will DO taken before
tlr Juvenile court a false alarm Of
fire wa turned o. from box % Wed
n"siay night and Lieutenant strobe
traced the affair Co tho S.mms lad. OBJ.
youngest Boz the crowd. but a. has
elmo" developed that the older lads
Induced him to turn loo the alarm
Iu' gang vas rounded NO and taken
f.'Ir" Mayor Na-smtu DurIns fN..
bearing Tho testimony showed that
t.' .ada hai been .u rampage chat
evening l1 addition fo turning boo
..e alarm they also purOUned "a Dol.
90 In from fhn cellar of South H.f
...rr Dol d'rt and carried 10 90 Odd.
I.rr bank vhrr. tHrs hII DO under a
t.u The mayor ordered tho faf.
fD got f|r tIa and return If bu. an...
THIRSTY mortal EY. there before fner
auI made away Wlth o.
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SHRINERS ELECT
onioers for ext Year Selected by
osiris Temple Last Evening-Im-
pertal Council Delegates Named

nc annual meeting for tho election or
officers ~ osiris temple Ancient Arehio
order knights az the Mystic Shrine was
h'ld last evening tu tho Scottish Rite
'afF'irHl IDGr dsiecAes were also
elected 10 represent tie order AZ the
inlt 'r.1I council meeting 90 De held nt
Atlanta. Ca. BOO May. 1914 The most inn
I'fian' feature was slc election. which
~svulteI as follows. IIIustrioue r,oter-
tate. Charles T.. CarrlRHn. Of Mounds
VIE. rh'ef rshtar. George %f~kof. nrI-
Val Slld" l'r. %. ?. byron. treasurer.
Harry Srreifer. recorder q; D. Me-.
mouse Tho follow .nu we're elected dele
gates Oh Pho Imperial council r1ccfifg TO
Orr foriH1 Pofs-tsfs " W Irwin ur -
~. ltrrlatfe. Charles g. Carriran and "a
]. Manning The officers who were
..'. 70. '.ef.f.st rf'riuf were Iurfrs-
ditf'.t Installed ana a. once erfera4 nm.
Co., f.e duties ~ 'u.fr offices The meet
irF Hs r. Who'll, was a very Interesting
ono.
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About People
Movements Of indivIduass to and
From the City.

Rev. J. NJ. Potter of Woodsdale
was called 70 Brilliant. Ohio. Friday,
10 make an address at the funeral OF
Mr.. W. II. Rodgers, a prominent mer-
chant OF that community. He had been
for many years the senior elder OF
the Presbyterian church of Brilliant,
of which Rev Mr.. Potter was former
I ly the pastor.
Prof. Tetlow OF the West Virginia
/ University extension department at
Morgantown was a business visitor
in the city yesterday.
Prof. J. II. Thornton. instructor In
history al the Wheeling high school.
acted as judge in the Bellaire high
school oratorical contest held at Bel
lsire yesterday evening.
L. l.. and William Phillips OF Calls
were business visitors in the city yes
terday.
! Edward l.. Spragg OF Flushing. o.,
was transacting business IN the city
yesterday.
John Hess OF Fifth street has been
confined to his home for the past
few days on account OF illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Shafer OF
! Woodlswn and Charles Miller Iert
for trip TO Florida. where they will
spend few weeks
Charles LETTERS OF the National Fx.
] change bank is I'll at his home on the
Island.
Mss Stella DeGant OF Fourteenth
street Is the guest of friends In Nor
Esntown.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Lut- OF the
/ Island have returned TO their home
after visit with friends and relatives
in New York
Richard Otte left for Charleston. w.
Va. whore he is interested in the Vir.
ginia theatre in that city.
Mrs. b. Euston Wood has gone 10
Pittsburgh TO visit her sister. Mrs.
McClurg Hayes.
| Mrs. Frank Cox has returned 10
Denver. Colorado. after a visit with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Rey.
mann.
Howard Hay OF the South Side has
gone TO Akron. %. on a business ana
pleasure trip.
Mrs. John McAdams OF the North
h-nd, who has been confined to her
nome by an attack Of fever. is re-
ported TO be slightly improved.
Dr. NJ. Kennon Of Barnesville. q
VINO was seriously injured in n rail
road accident several weeks ago was
able 10 be at his office yesterday.
| Congressman-Elect NJ VI. Neelv of
Fairmont. will arrive in the CITY To-
morrow TO be present at the annual
memorial services OF b. Z. o. =. No
2S. tomorrow evening.
James Griffith. OF Roney's Point.
has accepted a position as molder I'm
Columbus. O.
Mrs Charles T. Mason. OF Woods
dale, is visiting friends in Gary. Ind.
Miss Freda Clemens. Of Elm Grove
who underwent an operation AZ tho
North Wheeling hospital. IS reported
as getting along nicely.
Frank Fish. OF East Twenty.ninth
street. was called TO the bedside of
his brother. Joseph. at Golden. who
is suffering from serious affection.
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DELEGATES
Return From National Rivers and
Harbors Congress-Flocd Pre-
Vcntion Discussed

The deogatee from Wheeling 20 the
National Rivers and Uarbors Congress
at Washington. ID. g.. consisting OF Y
u Naylor. " IT, Irvine. j 4 Hess. u
" Lut. " 70. Elliott and Sonton a.
eNandcr. returned home Yesterday
According to 40 reports The meeting
was well attended and matters ~ great
Importance In rorqrd 10 Tho u~,veu.
ton or floods we're hrogrhf n.y. md fie.
Guessed Some very .rfrrf-f'n- li era.
turo and data in rcrard '0 food r~e-
'enti0n we're secured hv fln delegates
present from this city, .rI fii.. no
doubt VIII DO prescnfe" .I The meet.
incs io hO held iu th. future ln rcgard
Co tlls Important subject
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Ranainr GEN. Hnmn

The body II the late George Houston.
Do vac KILLED rs n street car AZ Past
Nf'ri'rg. vac sent o. Donorn veRter-
daf. the former home 81 the deceased.
a post norton held over the remains
SNOW 'd that The deceased died from
enfr o. due 90 epilepsy and the street car
accident
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BRIDGEPORT
rrnnortant nreo-1A-

clement lodge No. i2N. T. .. q. =. will
holi an important meeting IN the Helm
member are requested 10 attend Sew
eral candidates VIII be initiated and two
AppliD at4uns Will be aste-l upon A. the
- served
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WUTe0aI Arcn NrIIHrIn lagt evening
CAV" The members Of Dukes Pavilion. IN
winch rlac, several dances are held each
WfoF. orders 70 close. claiming that the
place To- not run zap 90 fhe standard As
result OF TIE order no S.,ra dances
Will Re held there this season
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Obituary
Hervey Funeral.

This afternoon at , o'clock will oc-
cur the funeral OF the late George W.
Hervey. who died az his home az 727
Market street, Tuesday night follow
ing a short Illness of 'pneumonia. Foi-'
lowing the services interment will be
Is Greenwood cemetery Mr.. Hervey
was well known resident of the CITY.
having resided here during his life
time.
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PITTSBURGH Pa. Dec & River
stages.
DAVIS ISLAND DANf-lO feet sta
tionaTy. cloudy.
sTET RESv1LLE-s.I feet. station
airy: clear
PARKERSBURG-7s feet. falling.
clear.
MORGASTOw-N-7 feet STATIONARY.
clear.
WARREN-1a feet. stationary. clear.
OIL CITN-i.e feet. stationary. clear
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The last sad rites over the remains
OF the late John Sadler will be held
THIS afternoon at the home of his
brother. David Sadler. 607 National
road. The deceased was a well known
eNpressman. having been engaged by
the Burns & Church people for a
number OF years and was formerly
engaged in a like business on the
Island.
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STEUBENVILLE

sTEUBENVILLE. o.. Dec. b.-NeIe
Momhella. Reths Weber. Ernest Justu.
ana THY snyder. all from this cifv
were indicted By tho Federal grand fur,
~ Nnlumbus under the White slave ncf
Ne snyder woman originally hailed
from Charleston. W. Va
Iardons were refused MlIovar Bodfg
ara Jnu Nalen, OF this place by the
state Board OF Pardons this week
Court News.
Martha Ralich vs. Dragic Ralicb o,
az suit for divorce and maiden name Of
fanic and nlimony also 20 euJoin him
from interference with or destruction 81
her property. They were married AUG
IL. 1911 and she alleges habituaI drtnE-
enneSs. staying out at nights and re-
fusinE TO conduct himself toward her
as Il husband and respectable man
should. He DID not provide clothing or
necCssaries 81 life for her lie has beat
am abused her and used Indecent Ian
David Garden ". wheeling Natural
Gas Co. injunction asked To- stop an
excavation and 90 have a filled W and
for damages.
JOS schejbal " " r. Cohen. guard
ian for Jos. Nslchtman, verdict FOR $50
andre riiat vs.. Mary Piotiowski. YER
blanche p. Griffith ". GEORGE !
Griffith. divorce granted Tor extreme
cruelty and che was given custody Of
child and he was enioincd from inter
ference.
The Mutual Life Insurance CO or
New York Schmulbach buuding
Mated
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gates 20 the grand lodge meeting in
Cincinnati next June.

Cincinnati next June
AZ this meeting Il was decided that
the lodge would remain IN their pres
ent quarters IN the l. q. O. r build
IN on Belmont street until their new
home Is fitted up. The lodge has rent.
ed the Armory hall IN tho Central
block and "a fitting ~ up as home.
zine new furniture has hpen ordered
and tho Improvements will probably
be completed by tho first Of the year.
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Sonsul Hunter Sharp as g 500 O55 tons
an Increase ~ 2Gf.f9i tons over 1872.
Tho quality also being excellent
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Mems Fur DOWNING Gisvrs
9se. sfas. S2.os S396 McFADDEN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-06

The Mutual Life Insurance CO or
New York Schmulbach building.
George Baird Manager.
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ELK GRAND THEATRE
Thursday. Friday. Saturday
VAUDEVILLE
our Big Acts

fOur Blg Acts
Matinee daily PTS. all seats
i0c. Night from 6 20. lOc and zoe
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chris'ras- Necktio and watch Fob
Sets. $50. NcFAODEN's
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BLUM BROS.
BELLAtRE.
5 IL D PIPING CENTER
STORE IN READINESS FOR a
BIG BUSY SATURDAY!

Only three more Saturdays be-
fore &mas-just think Of II Don't
wait too long-come before the big
crowds OF the last TWO weeksi