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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-26
TRUSTEES SALE.
FOE SALE.
~Bankrupt's Real and Personal Property.

Bankrupt's Real and Personal Property.
BY virtue Of the authority vested I'm
him. the undersigned trustee will receive
offers. at his office. Room 5l7 Schmul-
bach Building. Wheeling. W. Va. until
J. o'clock. noon. or
SATURDAY. DECEMBER %. 1919,
FOR the following real and personal prop
ertN OF the \. II. Howe Machine Co.
bankrupt that Is 10 say:
J. The south half Of lot No. 20 IN
Boff 4 Chapline's Addition To- the city OF
Wheeling, West Virginia. being better
known as No. 2l54 Main Street. in said
city.
.. Also the Ieasehold on the north
one-half Of lot No. - in said addition to
said city.
;. All the machinery. tolls. fixtures
and stock on hand.
T. office furniture. fixtures and ap-
planes.
=. Book accounts.
a. a whole a. a going concern. or in sep
arate parcels.
\ certified check for at least ten De-
cent OF the offer made must
each offer. The trustee reserves the
right 10 reject any and all offers.
The said offers shall be upon the sera-
rate Items above mentioned or for ali %
them as a whole ~ a going concern. but
All offers - a whole shall specify the
amount offered for items one and two
separately.
HERMAN \. HUNDT. Trustee for
\. ID. Howe Machine Co. Rankrupt.
d-02-gg-HE-aC
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Of The Jewish temple go Eor street
rendered the feast of IIanukkah ~
VERY religious ceremony OF the se,,
ne feast boo all its parts covers
about ciEIi days.
The feature of the program rem.
a'Itd was tne STORY uf uauukkab
h' fauiinc kirtl. which Was ilu..
Ifhi,d with slides There were "a
lun"'f OF very appropriate selee.
.lu.' rendered hN different person..
and the lrhtiur of tha randI.e
very sacred ruiuI OF the service. vas
carried out by Miss lrma schwaIb =
Clasq
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Louis BertsCh1
TROUBLE ON CAR
Conductor on Bellaire Division o.
wheeling Traction Co. Puts Man
Down For the Count

Last night a. the Bcllaire car.
which leaves Wheeling at ti.40
% clock. was nearing FdghiI. a su.
burb of Bcllairc. Ned soles. conduc
Tor on D car. struck William White.
a vel known citizen 81 that Town
above the eye and rendered him mn.
conscious. white was taken 20 tho
police station where a doctor was
called and dressed his eye where the
conductor hit him No charges we're
preferred against the man and % Is
not known whether ne will be- arrest.
I'd OF not
u o. said that White and sot1c 9th
~ mon we're standing on the rear uIat.
form and that they were cncagcd In
some rather loud talS when Tho con.
ductor came hack and told them 90
stop u is Sid he struck tho man a
terrific blow over On, rirut owe. al
most knocking him out Of the deor.
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OBSER We FEAST
% Hanukksh a. Con street Temple
tn-tcrtatnment Gwen ~ Younq
pnnnIa Ianl MINT

Iu keeping with r. custom which
va. handed down ht N1ccabeus and
II. brothers In tho wear fCl % q. tp
commemorate tho dedication OF iha
now altar e't up ~ tho publication or
iI" t'mplr of Jerusalem fo replace
.I" altar Witch bod hrcu polluted D,
NhNutuuE ~tpiphanrH. the members
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BROW NSN1LI.E. Tex dec.
The attack on ttc Naxi'ln eIlf port
uI lamuicO hHa been abandoned and
Tho COu-ffurousfIsf fore, which hHa
been threatened fha OH rraIOus near
there will Invest Monterey. capital of
Nuevp Leon. about the first oI fln
year This was fho official announce
meut from fhe Nftamuroa- uDfdruHrf-
rrs of the CuusffutlouaIT ~ to-day
Since Tuesday rlx troop trains have
Inft MHfamurOa FOR Wam0ura about
-trfF miles north Of Monterey These
forces were said to hr part uf $1,000
nI"u 'u'Ou fO NtuOuee where tho
army. which hta been Investing Tom.
NirO also vIl r-tudslNOua
Prom NumUur. f0 Monterey ra.
I"'i'd fu h" ID vrt. journey owing
ip ruurh overland frtyeUu.
Troops leave Mstamorss
General Pablo Gonzalez. military
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VERA Cruz. Dec % The Span.
job armorcd cruiser Emprado Carlo.
s.. which was ordered fo Mexican
waters for the protection ~ Spanish
uliectH. arrived here this mornIuE
More than 5000 persons gathered
along the water front and watched
tho warship come Co. hrr anchorage
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WILL NOT REDUCE WAGES

MANCHESTER. y o.. Dec o.
The Amoskeag Manufacturing Com
pany announced 20 the 10000 opera.
lives Of It's cotton mills to-day that
The new law limiting cmplo, ment TO
hitt I've hours each week would not
bring about a reduction boz wages
The mills now run huveirht hours
weekly Operation under the nov
schedule will begin january
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SEALED

NOTICE TO Manufactures, Jobbsrs, Nsr~
chants and Other wholesale Dsaisru.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the state Board of Control OF the State
OF West Virginia will receive old. daily
~ Its onice at Charleston. West Virginia.
Tor furnishing supplies for the several
state Institutions. the financial mango
mcht OF which is vested In said BOARD.
contracts will be awarded TO TN lowest
BIDDERS; quality considered. and other
ers will be given preference.
LISTS of supplies needed will be fur
stating the line desired.
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL.
ag<tf Charleston. West Virginia
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PRESENT QUIET


.ult ~ rebel determination o. Gain
control OF 20 pOrf Of entry on thu vulf
tOHFf
While reports ~ Francisco De fa
Harfaa cordial reception a. tho Jap
anerr court were received with tn
l"tesf h"r" Officials we're Inclined fo
believe that EmpcsJr Yoshihtto
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merely was according to General
Huerta's lpoclsl Ambassador -ucn
courtcsies a. are customary in the
return 81 International Visits
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The british meteorological Office
has established v station for furnish.
inc weather Information aud forecasts
To- aviators and a|eronauts
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Imperial glass company
Bellaire. Ohio

Notice Is hereby given that the follow
Ing So Coupon Promissory Notes issued
July LIST. 1910. as part OF a $50 dividend
by the Imperial glass of Bell
atre. Ohio. viii be retired on January let.
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DEE

pUNLEvY-On THURSDAY. December e.
'ls ~ 2 o'clock ,. M. a. her hoin
in kirkwood. MRS. MOTIF III X.
LEVY. Boo the etth year Of her axe.
Funeral notice hereafter.
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FOR RENT

BENT.
THInD. Rou1rH AND FIFyi YLooIs'
Or THE HEW YIRE p1OoY MHRCAN,
AT STEEL BBID1E C0RHuH
VII Be ~ ABOUT FIRST OF
EACH rLoon cAH sn RExrEo
JAMEs L. HEwLEY...
loS0h MAIN STREET.
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Theholders Of above Notes are re-
Qucsted to surrender them. with all un-
earned interest coupons attachedD at th-
office OF the Security Trust Company.
W Wheeling W. Va. for payment. redemp-
ton and retirement on the first day ~
January. 1914. and after such date IN
terest thereon shall cease.
SECURITY TRUST COMPANY.
Trustee
L. L. SANDS.
d-2o-q Sec-etsry.
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LOST.

LosT-Yellow and white curly 50. Rer-
nard dog. Collar without name. Re-
ward: all Nat phone 1917 d-c4-i
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FOR SALE.

FoR sALE-Re.taurant and confectIor-
cry doing good business. have fine
soda and ice cream business. Nice up
20 date fountain. best location I'm town.
Will invoice about $1,000. Act quick.
Address Nolob. care Intelligence.
d-1s-t
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PoH sALE-The Robert Nelson farm.
on hill hack OF Schram's. / mile north
OF Bellaire. Good soil. Good buildings,
mile from trolley line. F.. j. Nelson.
sen phone 4el-J' Beilaire. d-is-m
ron sALE-Shetland ponies. Compan
Ions from which your children learn
no bad habits. Special reduction for
Christmas gifts. Armindz I. Hupp. w.
Alexander. Pa, Eden Valley Stock Farm.
Nat. phone INV. n-21-sOt
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RENT

wANrED-To rent, small house WITH a
Few acres. close to Wheeling Address
z. r. are In~telligencer. d-Is-m
Arizona republican., 1913-09-30
TWO ARRESTS SUNDAY.

Bicente Cruz and Antonio Hernandez
were the only two offenders of the law
to fall into the clutches Of the local
peace officers on Sunday Hernandez
was arrested on a charge of drunken
ness and a subsequent charge was pre-
ferred against Cruz for selling intoxi-
eating liquors, he being suspected Of
providing the nineteen year old Her
nandez with his whereWfth t o get
drunk. Just what vii leone of the
case remains to be seen at the trial
sometime today. Hernandez swore to
the officers on Sunday evening that he
obtained the booze from Cruz, but
again yesterday he substituted this
statement with another this time lay
ing the blame for his having the booze
to another source. Should the guilt
of Cruz be proven the case will very
likely go hard, selling the booze in
dry district in the first place and to
a minor in the second win mean a pref
ty hard predicament for him to get out
of with ease.
Arizona republican., 1913-09-30
BRIDGE CELEBRATION
COMMITTEE MEETS
Chairman c. c. Woolf Calls the Initial
Meeting for This Evening at the
City Hall.

In answer to the call Of the chairman
the committee appointed at the recent
Tempe board of trade meeting TO ar
range for a celebration in commence
ration Of the construction and opening
Of the new state highway bridge across
Salt River here, will meet in its initial
session at the City Hall this evening.
The work of the cOmitte is by no means
going to be an easy task, to celebrate
right. they will have a lot on their
minds for the next few weeks. Sugges-
lions from the citizens are steadily
pouring in and with the hearty support
of all the program in remembrance of
the new bridge will be one never to be
forgotten by the more enthusiastic
Tempeites.
The committee is comprised of the
following business men of Tempe:
Charles c. Woolf, chairman; Howard
Brown. ]. H Woods. c. c. Jones, Price
Wickliffe. C. r Finch and w ]. Kings
bury.
All of the above are more than enthu-
siastic over the plans for a celebra-
ton. Such a move has been on the
minds of Tempe business men for
months and in fact years. ever since the
construction of the bridge was started.
Just when the celebration will be
pulled off is a feature that is going to
give the committee something to think
about for a while. Some would favor
holding it at once. Yet the majority
probably favors holding it off until the
completion of the new highway road on
the north side
While the meeting this evening is
called for committee members others in
any way interested will be more than
welcome. Order will be called at 100
o'clock
Arizona republican., 1913-09-30
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT

OF the State Of Arizona. in and for
the County of Maricopa.
In the Matter Of the Estate Of l.. J.
TrumbuI Deceased; Notice Of
Hearing Petition
Notice is hereby given that Rose
NJ. Trumbun has filed in this Court
q certain document purporting to be
the last will and testament Of L. J.
Trumbull together with her petition
praying that said document be ad-
mitted to probate in this Court as
the last will and testament of said l..
j TrumbuIl who, said petitioner al
leges. is deceased. and that letters Of
Administration with the will annexed
ISSUE thereon to said petitioner, and
that same viii be heard on Friday
the 3rd day of October A. d, 1913
at $50 a'clOck in the forenoon of
said day. at the courtroom of said
court, in the Court House, in the
City Of Phoenix, County of Mari
copa, State Of Arizona, and all per-
sons interested in said estate are not
flied then and there to appear and
show cause. if any they have, why
the prayer of said petitioner should
not be granted.
Dated September 22nd, 1913.
VIM. F. THOMAS
BY l.. d. OLDHAM, Clerk
DeUutV Clerk
Arizona republican., 1913-09-30
SERVICES ARE SUCCESSFUL.

Rev. O. T. Finch preached to two
very large and appreciative audiences
at the Baptist church here on Sunday
and again last evening, Sunday morn
ing this theme was "The New Birth,
that evening A Man up a Tree" The
revival services being conducted by
the Rev. Mr., Finch are proving ex-
ceedingly successful. Not a meeting but
what it is we'll attended and the audi
ence more than repaid. Rev. Finch has
secured a leave Of absence from his
passionate at Deming New Mexico, for
an indefinite length of time 50 that just
as long as interest keeps up to the
standard here he will remain, conduct
ing nightly services at the Baptist
church
Arizona republican., 1913-09-30
cONVICTs VS.. MEXS.

The town Mexicans and convicts at
the local stOckade have come to the
rescue Of Tempe baseball Phans with
a Sunday afternoon game Of ball at the
Tempe park. And they play some ball.
Day before yesterday marked the mi
tial appearance of either nine on the
diamond, but despite this fact through
nine long innings they battled, the
MeXicans eventually coming out with
the long end of the score one run in the
lead, 3 to 2 was the result Neither
team scored up until the fifth inning
and then the convicts put one lone
tally across the plate. They came
through with another in the next frame
and that was the end of their adven-
lures on bases. The Mexicans, delaying
until actually necessary, put one run
Arizona republican., 1913-09-30

umniated, and now Paris has learned
from Mr.. Lepin's successor that among
her police are grafters who Outvie
Becker and OvershadOW our still en-
bryonic practitioners.
That being so, the Parisions have
been worried by the old question az to
who will watch the watchers. And in
a very Partisan fashion they advocate
that from the corps of detectives some
men shall be selected who will watch
the others. The experiment seems a
decidedly risk one in a force where
corruption is already alleged to exist
Those who have had the wit to prac-
tice it without detection so far are not
very likely to confide in their honest
brethren or to play into their hands
1t would appear much more sensible
to provide some outside agency to in
vestigate the state of affairs an agency
which will not be suspected of personal
antipathies and jealousies when the
grafters are brought to trial
The recurrence of police scandals in
so many leading cities suggests that,
after all, there may be grounds for the
praise Of New York's force. which
many competent to judge have lavished
on it. They maintain that it contains
but comparatively few grafters The
American people is often so ready to
make itself out much worse than it is
that we are sometimes constrained to
save it from itself. 1t has of late years
developed its civic sense to such de-
gree that it feels compelled now to
grow hysterical over scandals that
would not have sold one copy of a
newspaper ten years ago. This error
is decidedly less mischievous than the
one it replaced. and it may, after ALL
be that New York is just as bad as
she paints herself. She does well to
be on the safe side; the CRATER does
not thrive when the limelight is
turned on.-From the Montreal Star.
Arizona republican., 1913-09-30
BY l.. d. OLDHAM, Cler
Deputy Clerk
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OFTHE
STATE OF ARIZONA, IN AND
FOR THE COUNTY OF
MARICOPA

In the matter Of the Estate of Maude
Hartley Smith, Deceased. Notice.
Notice is hereby given that in pur-
suance Of an order of the above en-
titled court entered herein on the
Goth day Of September, 1919. the un-
Gersigned, administrator of the above
entitled estate, will on the 9TH day of
October, 1913, at 10 o'clock a m, APP
ply for an order to sell all or so
much Of the personal property of said
estate that has come into his hands
as may be necessary for the pay
lEent of debts and expenses of ad-
ministration.
c. A. CLAYPOOL.
Administrator.
Arizona republican., 1913-09-30
RETURNED 10 MESA

George Allison. Of Allison brothers,
ranchers in the Mesa district, return
ed to Mesa yesterday from an ex-
tended visit to the southeast. His
trip included Texas, Florida Miss
issippi, Georgia. Mr.. Allison also Wis
tied at his old home in the state OF
Iowa. In all his travel Mr. Allison
did not see what he considered the
equal of the country included in the
Salt River valley of Arizona This
Is the first time that Mr. Allison has
been out Of the valley for over twenty
years.
Arizona republican., 1913-09-30
Max. Min.
AT THE AIRDoME TONIGHT.

-Four thousand feet Of motiOn pic
lures is the program for the evening
show at the Goodwin Airdome tonight
The Spirit of the Flag" a two reel
special is the feature attraction. The
Tiniest of Stars or Amateur Night" is
the third reel And last comes a COM
edy production entitled "A MiXup in
Bandits. or What Happened to a Cou-
pie of Cheerful Liars"s
Arizona republican., 1913-09-30
INSPECTING HOGS.

State Veterinary DR.. Severns with
headquarters at Phoenix spent yester-
day in Tempe. In the forenoon he in
spected several carloads Of hogs on a
ranch west of here. The hogs are soon
to be shipped to an eastern market and
not one of the entire number was
turned down by the doctor. All are in
excellent shape. just right to bring the
best price on the market.
Arizona republican., 1913-09-30
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Bids viii be received until five
o'clock p. m. Monday September
Goth, 1913, in the office of the City
Recorder of the City Of Phoenix, for
laying approximately two hundred
and thirty (23O) square feet of side
walk on the east side of Central ave-
nue. crossing the Salt River Valley
canal
All bids must be accompanied by
certified check for ten dollars GO).
payable to the Mayor of the City of
Phoenix.
FRANK THOMAS,
City Recorder.
Arizona republican., 1913-09-30
DIED OE OLD AGE.

Juan HorhOrques, aged seventy eight
years, died at his home in East Tempe
yesterday afternoon of old age He is
a native of old Mexico, but for the last
twenty years or more has resided in
Tucson. Only a year ago did he move
TO Tempe to take up his residence with
personal friends. The remains is being
cared for by E P Carr, undertaken,
Funeral services Will likely be conduct
ed today.
Arizona republican., 1913-09-30
RESISTS ARREST

Thomas Valenzuela became tired of
the common life of the ranch Sunday
night, and in quest of new adventure
descended upon the quiet city In
the absence of the four-footed beast
of the cloven hoof, Thomas decided
to try his lariat on City Marshal
Peterson. The city official had con-
siderable difficulty in placing the
young cOwman under arrest Monday
morning Judge Irwin assessed the
gentleman $50 for his part in the
drama.
Arizona republican., 1913-09-30
PAPAGo INDIANS WILL ARRIVE

To-day or Wednesday there viii ar
rive in Mesa about five hundred
Papago Indians who Will assist the
farmers of the Salt River valley in
harvesting their cotton crop These
men viii camp on the ranches where
employed until the crop is gathered.
Arizona republican., 1913-09-30
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Bids will be received until five
O'Clock p. m. Monday, September
goth. 1913. in the office of the City
Recorder of the City of Phoenix, for
the construction of a concrete basin
for a fountain in the Federal park at
First avenue and Monroe street.
All bids must be accompanied by
a certified check for twenty-five dol
lars ($25.0O) payable to the Mayor of
the City of Phoenix.
Plans for the work may be OBJ
tanned at the office of the City En-
gineer.
FRANK THOMAS,
City Recorder.
Arizona republican., 1913-09-30
TO MEET PATHFINDER

Several Mesaites, among whom
were M. L. Gibbons, Jack Frazier
started out early yesterday morning
in Mr.. WescOtt's car for Florence
Somewhere on the road they expect
to meet the pathfinder and accom-
pany the members of the pathfinder
party back to Mesa
Arizona republican., 1913-09-30

Estate of Henry Gilman, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed Administrator with the will
annexed, of the estate of Henry Gill
man, deceased, to the creditors of and
all persons having claims against the
said deceased, to exhibit them, with
the necessary vouchers, within ten
months after the first publication of
this notice to the said administrator
Arizona republican., 1913-09-30
BACK FROM SAN DIEGO

Andrew Nielsen returned yesterday
morning from San Diego, California,
where he is now permanently located.
A short time will be spent in Tempe
looking after his personal business and
that at the real estate office.
Arizona republican., 1913-09-30

OF the State of Arizona, in and for
the County of Maricopa.
In the Matter of the Guardianship of
Adam, Eva and Sophia Valencia,
Minors. Notice.
The petition of Juliana Valencia
praying for the issuance of letters of
guardianship to her on the persons
and estate of Adam, Eva and Sophia
Valencia, minors, has been set for
hearing on the 3Oth day of September,
1913, at ten o'clock A. M, at the
Court House, in the courtroom of said
court.
VIM E. THOMAS,
Clerk
BY c. F. LEONARD,
Deputy.
Arizona republican., 1913-09-30
is AWAY AT CONFERENCE

Rev. Mr.. Summers of the Methodist
church is away attending the SEES
sions Of the annual conference of that
denomination. He was absent from
his pulpit Sunday but his friends eX-
pect that he will be on hands the
last of this week
Arizona republican., 1913-09-30
SOUTH SIDE NEWS

across in each of the last three innings.
The two captains hope to get their
mines in better shape at an early date
and stage some real baseball for local
fans during the next few months.
Arizona republican., 1913-09-30
OFFENDING CHICKENS

Cove Phelps, who pleaded guilty to
allowing his chickens to run at large
and was fined in Judge Twins court.
is again called into court for the
same offence. His case is called for
Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock.
Arizona republican., 1913-09-30
HERE FROM OKLAHOMA

w. b. Combs Of Buffalo, OkIaho-
ma, arrived in Mesa Yesterday for
tie purpose Of selecting a location
for his future home. Mr. Combs is
very favorably impressed with the
country.
Arizona republican., 1913-09-30
ROOSEVELT SCHOOL
THE NEW NAME
New District Across the River Facing
Big Problem as Result OF
Tremendous Growth

Ever since the consolidation OF the
school districts souch of the river
the trustees have been trying to de
eide upon an appropriate name Tor
the school, and al the last meeting
the board. comprising J.rJ. Gould, J..
Lassen and H +. Austen, clerk, voted
to call it the Roosevelt school.
The new district formed just
year ago by the consolidation of the
old Heard and Broadway districts
and the addition of the rapidly up
building section to the south, under
the Highline canal, started off with
a $4,000 bond issue and one OF the
handsomest and best equipped Groom
school houses in the valley. With
the attendance more than doubled
within the year, they are now facing
the necessity for another bond issue
fully as large and the addition of at
least three more rooms to the build
ing or the erection Of a second build
ing to duplicate the present equip
ment
The average attendance last year
was 60 The enrolment opened this
year with an attendance of 100,
which grew to 40 the first week and
will reach at least $50 when all the
children of school age are brought
together under the compulsory at
=, 10,
Arizona republican., 1913-09-30
A New Department

Miss Austen is to have charge of
a new department of the school
work She will direct the play of
the little folks on the school ground
an outdoor course Of sense training
in conjunction and under the direc-
ton of Mrs. Wilson. who conducts
the inside primary work. The value
of play, properly conducted and di-
rected. in the development of infant
minds, is just coming into prominence
in school work in the last, and Will
be a most interesting new departure
in this valley