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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-19
BOY, VICTIM OF PRACTICAL JOKE,
GIVES HIS LIFE TO SAVE OTHERS

and a horse. all ~ which later died
OF rabies. The boys parents becams
alarmed and after treating him With
home remedies for several weeks
brought him to a specialist in Chicago.
The case was too far developed and
all that could be done was 10 relieve
the lads suffering. When news OF the
boys death reached S~trassburg ar
ranremen's were started whereby
nearly every n IN the town will at
tend the funeral OF a boz hero.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-19
Contract for Nsx Rank.

IL has been announced that Bodley a.
phillips were the successful bidders for
the erection OF the new Bank OF War
wood building. to be located on the
corner OF Main and Seventeenth streets.
The directors plan to have a building
especially fitted for general snk
business with all modern convenIences
The building will be trimmed with
terra Gotta. adding much TO the appear
ance OF the town.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-19
to certify that the funds were in

failed to certify that the funds were in
the treasury.
Authorizing county commissioner to
build ana maintain sewers outside al
municipalities.
Authorizing banks To- accept deposits
TO tl.s fuI amount OF capital stock and
surplus funds.
separating municipalities from town
ships in matters ~ taxation.
Providing for tie -NemPtiun Of lHsur-
Iuce PREMIUMS. $50 as - produce 81 t-N
on The amount actually paid and not Ou
the gross amount
Giving veter nary surgeons IT,. right
tu prescribe iItnNlcatu- liquors.
Providing compensation tu eb pt.f g.
PRISONERS "a stat Ieua. .ustitJt"a~ TO-"
neon, not to- exceed the d.ffer-u. u.-
fArsh tie cost 90 m...ufeuan.- ard value
OF labor
Prohibiting tho us- ct tha word trust
unless "a state AFTER has been uut AIMED
iuiIvlGusl may lusaTe tine life of tIa
"lf,. his r-i.Iceu. a.i other relatives.
'htrs.uE tItt mafr.~. men a." large
tv -4AI" fpI toe downfall 90 s.rl-.
tat many ut the t~HI4ut.Is men A .H
are not ff4' 600 their waIr.a-" t.N.
lti ~. .al IHt- tons So f4~ state house
"ri -@ylns 't t.rii hInir- vi Toe d
ns"i " 90 tI." invest cation o. ''liu't-
g 90 tils t.fy. a woman. VINO iEu rr-
--if a s"tf ~rL'.t w"f~-f wrote g.
Heprge J. i.r"t. -". f"ttls ~ ''"t' Ir"-
'.-8st. Sings fttt a.- - wiling Co a.
m a.y Wy To- zirriSainE " =
--rvi-- 100 tie proposes irtestrft."u -
d ..rHff.at .u o. ... .. lae w.fl Co... Itti-
r-i r..r.r "iF" hti.
f.,"ri rs 200 tu- writer % o." .stter.
I.a Ar.s-. Uf..s 90 ff.fnr .i to rom DO
b e -I.. .s rn' urtf.' t- I.tsrt "a fftt'r
. '. married r~n Vt1 uis' ~ s
ra rf sv--t fl-. .lrIs IF s.rl.Is
el fo8 cry avs .'H-'nra
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-19
Lease Transferred.

The oil leas. held on the Lewis Graeb
proT erty by the Virginia Oil * Gas 20.
mas been transferred to George and +.
&. Wasmuth. NJ. Callahan AMI charles
\. Bauer. the first two being from
MoundsVllle The new owners intend TO
thoroughly develop the property.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-19
WARWOOD
1sal Estats Prosp>cta

With the coming OF spring. the local
real estate business has picked up won
derfully and indications are that War
wood Will enjoy an unprecedented boom
New homes are being constructed In
that another exodus of Wheeling 2eoI lie
towards the northern suburbs will take
place.
A prominent local real estate man
this TO the generally prosper
out times existing everywhere. and
redicts a large Increase in the number
home owners locally.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-19

The new top cross sections on the
poles OF the Panhandle Traction Com
pany are nearly all completed. IL Is
proposed to raise some Of the wires for
the current.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-19

city solicitor John :. Ritz is mater
tally improved. sunday night he was
taken III with acute indigestion and the
services of n physician were necessary.
and he has been confined TO his home
since that time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-19
Dfehl Funeral.

The remains OF Mrs. Diehl. mother Of
John Dtehl. we'll known r.sident or
Reilly Road. were Inferred yesterday
morning At Mt. Calvary. Requiem high
mass was held at Sacred Heart church,
North Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-19
sehool Boy Killed BY Auto.

HUNTINGTON. W. Va. March Is
Whit" running homo from school this
AFTERNOON Don. the ~f-year-old son ot
u. T.. smith. was run down by a motor
truck me instantly killed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-19

PillS offered iu the senate include:
state institutions :" buy
oleomarEarfVe and uniting "leh
manufacturer To- Use CuluriuS which ~
not unwhole-pme
Limiting tho number Of hours tram
men NAV labor iu each - =" 70.
Abolishiug the state board 81 hsalir
and creating a state health commits
eioner.
Requiring AL schools mat are exempt
giving tho course Of study and num-
her OF hours given To- TIE teaching OF
each.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-19

1.-Two The Quest
Marriage Tho Conquest
divorce The Inquest Three A.t-
Journal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-19

S.. a. T. - % H. $50 O., 90 Pacific
points Tickets ON sale dIIly
until april 18TH
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-19
Enough Good
Clothes for a
CityfuI.

Look at our new stocks
and your first impression will
he that this store is lOcltcd in
a pretty rig city. or that We
had planned 10 clothc most u
the men AMI boys in town.
The impression, in either of
its phases, is not tar wrong.
Spring merchandise is com
ing in rapidly Come in and
Inspect our new line.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-19

Tn. house committee ou federal 70
lations backed hN The state admin STRAIT
ion has refused 2. report the Fulton
erryamnd bill. IRE vote Va~ = - ..
II L. probable that another hUl VIII he
offered making three districts IN 'ltN--
isrd Irst.4t ~ two Tn. hill was Of
fered by Chairman yl'oU. ~ mat COM
mite. hut ~ Wa opposed hv many -
tho present ohio ConKrts~meu. Nearly
every district iS represented 10y a Demo
crat nov AMI they 50" no reason 10
change them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-19
RECALL BILL Is
DEFEATED BY THE
OHIO LEGISLATURE
urssnlund Liquor Bin wan Rot bs
TAKEN Up Until the Leg1sla-
ture Nears Adjournment
Intslligencer Bureau
Columbus. O., March H.

The house to-day defeated a resolu-
ion by Representative Diser' OF Ma
honing county. providing for a recall OF
all officials. but approved. on secohn
reading. a bill petiuored Tor by drys
providing for the removal OF "I'lSts
on complaint 10 the governor or COM
mon pleas judge. The G~reerlund liquor
license bill will not be taken up untlI
the Legislature nears adjonTnmen; ~
,s said that the house will insist that
the provisions permitting saloons near
school houses and ohurcheS be stricken
out.
Resolutions were offered in the leg
i~slature to-day providing for a recess
to be taken April 1 to APrh lo."heh
adjournment Will b. taken.
No effort will Ice made now 70 pass
the approximation IN for l'lL; r..
mont county. for regulating tue SAFE
and manufdctur % ihsr.tlclies was
passed by the senate to-day. aS Was
also the hill consolidating IL" branches
dealing with asriculturd questions. \
bill providing Imprisonment Tor persons
convicted 81 C"rn"rlnE food stuns was
passed by the house.
Stating tina charges have been hlcd
with the governor to he eject that iui-
morality - practtced hN married men IN
the officers ~ the state nous. and else
where. and that tn" press - tstfuinE
with stories OF the downfall OF girls.
Senator Cay.ll-. Of Cincinnati. today oil
f.red in IL" senate "a hill ASKING Tor al,
investigation "t a." relation "i street
attire OF women To- immortality.
The resolution charges tnat tho pro-
tests Of pulpit and press hnN" been TX
noreL In the fashions selected Tor Wo-
mems apparel and eacn succeeding FASH
ION Is more Indecent than the preceding
one.
The bill would have IA" governor
name three electors a. members of "A
state dress reform commission for wO-
man. Not NOR" than two members ShaiI
10 married men. amt mo- then shall less
than thirty or more than hlty years "lo.
and OF good moral character. one meme
her must 10 a minister. another the
parent of no fewer than thre" children
and "A third a social settlement worker.
They shall lee paid $500 a year eaSn.
The COMMISSION - 10 Toe given power Ia
prescribe rules Tor the designing ana
n,auufactur Of women's ClOning and
prohibit such styles as are d"eiued lrn-
moral ne commission. - To- have the
sole authority 10 prescribe the fashions
10 he worn by the women of tie Stat"
md shall have the right tu condemn ans
Iarment IL thinks detrimental Co VIRTUE"
No female II more than - wears ~
age shall wear - skirt that does MOI
come To- the iu~tsp. Low neck ais" are
20 be r-gulAr-d by the COMMISSION. whitl
also - t. have frr right 20 Oar open
work stocking ar. I"'k. th"" waists
Tn. house committee" ou federal 20
1ations backed hN The state admin. STRAIT
ion has refused 2. report the fHlt"t
serryamnder bill. Tire vote Ws~ = - .
II l. probable tha' another hull VIII ~
.Nerai rrakfuE three districts IN tltNe'
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-12-01
CHILDREN HATE OIL,
CALOMEL AND PILLS
california Syrup OF Figs"
best for tender stomach,
liver, bowels.

Look back at your childhood days.
Remember the "dose' mother insisted
on-castor oil. calomcl. cathartics. How
you hated them. how you fought against
taking them.
With our children it's different.
Mothers who cling tn the old form Of
physic simply don't realize what they do.
The children's revolt is well founded.
Their tender little ''insides" are injured
by them.
II your child's stomach. liver and
bowels need cleansing. give only deli
cious California Syrup Of Figs" It's
action is positive. but gentle. Millions
Of mothers keep this harmless fruit
laxative handy. They know children
love to take it: that IL never fails to
clean the liver and bowels and sweeten
the stomach. and that a teaspoonful
given to-day saves a sick child tomorrow
Ask your druggist for a 5O-cent bottle
Of California Syrup Of Figs" which has
full directions for babies. children Of all
ages and for grown-ups plainly on each
bottle. Beware Of counterfcits sold here.
See that it is made by California Fig
Syrup Company" Refuse any other
kind with contempt.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-12-01

tate. So,45 net value. sNoos.
Annie y. Mathews. died Feb. IL. 1918:
total estate. SS,soi. net value. SS.;sN.
Jennie Bodinc. died Feb. ~. 1918. Total
estate. life Insurance. Ssi,6si net value.
Sle. ri.
Eliza =. Torrey. died March q, 1918.
total estate, Si1.l1, net value. slJ ls,
Flora Baumann. died March i. 1919:
total estate. Ss.6E; net value. $685..
Margaret +. Hard. died July ., 1911:
total estate. SO. net value, s!S.ass
John H. Cummings. died April Is. 19lc:
supplemental report allows additional
deductions amounting to sss.7s. and re-
duces the net value Of decedenrs es-
tate 70 800. S66.
Ordelia Amanda Lester. died Feb. 6.
1917; total estate. Si..7s; net value.
%, Oh.
Aicime Ballard. died Fab .. 1918,
resident Of Paris. France assets
amounting to s2s.,5S In New York state
but not taxable.
Louisa Schnell. died July Il. 1919
total estate. deposits and personality
~. 12: net value, $7,;Si.
Adele Moser, died Jan. 4. 1si1; total
estate. 81, ae5, net value. $3.50
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-12-01
Mr.. Ncos!a the second part Of the pro-

Mr.. Nlcos!a the second part OF the pro.
gramme.
Wilhelm Bacnaus, the pianist. was the
particular star OF Nahan Franko's con-
cert at the Hlppodrome last night. He
played with the orchestra the List con
certo in Il fiat, and. accompanied by
Daniel Lieberfeld at the piano. B!szt's
"Lfebestraum'' and the schubert -Tausig
"MaChe Miitalre." The other soloists
were Cordelia Lee. violinist, who played
Vieuxtemps's concerto in u major and
Wieniawskis Souvenir de Moscow"
and Alfredo lima. baritone, who sang
Wolfram's address from "Tannhauser"
and Schumann's 1.-THE Two 9rcnadiers."
Each was well received and compelled
TO add extra numbers. Miss Leo might
have made better selections than the
two show" pieces. for they must be
played brilliantly. Mr.. lima, who u UNI
familiar. disclosed good voice. dark in
color but lacking variety. Mr.. Frankie
led the orchestra through compositions
by Bach, Auber. Rossini and Wagner
Mr.. PaderewsM gave . third recital
at Carnegie Hall ON Saturday afternoon
that packed the big auditorium TO over
flowing. The eminent pianist. although
he kept the audience waiting for twenty
minutes before he began. was in his
most gracious mood, and after q long
and lofty programme in which he dis
played his great art almost overwhelm-
ingly. he graciously added five or elk
extra numbers to appease the "muslc-
MAIDS" who rushed 10 the footil.;hts
to proclaim their adulation. II such
demonstrations were reserved for really
great artists. one might have some re.
spect for the persons who take part In
them, but they are not; they are for
anybody and everybody. Where's the
compliment? Mr. Paderewskps pro.
gramme included Beethoven's sonata in
y minor, op. 81: Schnnann's r sharp
minor sonata, a Chopin group. which
ne plays so compI extensively. and com.
positions by Daquin and Coupertn.
The Magic Flute was repeated at
the Metropolitan Opera House on Sat-
urday afternoon in fine performance
BY Emmy Dest!nn. Frieda Hempel. Bella
Alien. Jacques Urlus, Carl Braun. Put.
nam Griswold. Otto Goritz. Albert Reiss
and the rest of the familiar cast, Mr..
Hertz conducting There was a large
audience that showed It's appreciation
generously, but tho house was not "a
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-12-01

Edmund Schnlbcl. died y. -. 1918,
total estate. deposits and PERSONAL y.
SOL net value. SD
Mrs Anna Adelaide Walton. III I
March :. 1918. total estate. Sl9.,oi. ..ct
value. Si.e;
Roberto D'Aliess!o. resident ~ italy.
died Jan. y. 1911. assets taxable IN New
York state. siOoS: net value. $3.5y.
Solomon Goodman. died June 10. 1918.
total estate. deposits. sll,NO. net value.
slo.e;7.
charles ~. Brewster. died Jun, u,
1912. total estate, SG.SI. net value. ss.esj
Minnie \ O'ShcI. died Jan. =. 1911
total estate. M57i. net value. 81 81.
Mary j. Devlin. died May .. 1919 total
estate. Sis, -; net value. sii6i6
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-12-01

Outside Of u mile limit rs follows
Frss--All paid purchases
within 10 miles.
Frte-Al &. ., ID purchases,
& 90 and over. within $50 males.
Free by freight TO RR. stations. New
York, New Jersey. Pennsylvania,
Delawars and New England.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-12-01
Many Concerts
Mark Weekend
And DraW Well
Mr.. and Mrs. David
Names Play With the
Symphony Orchestra
Philharmonic Gives ALL
Wagner Programme
Paderevski's Recital.
Bv SHlpesfer Ralcling.
DAMROsCH and the

w Symphony Orchestra at yes
" terday afternoons concert in
AeoMan Hall. had the assistance OF
Mr.. and Mrs. David Names IN a con-
certo for violin. piano and string or
chestra by Chausson. which was played
for the first time in New York, although
1t got It's initial performance In Brus-
sells more than twenty-one years ago
II u modern In conception and treat
nsnt. symmetrical and graceful IN con-
struction, and full of melody. 1t was
played exceedingly well. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Names were recalled several
times. At the beginning of the concert
Mr.. Dafnroscn led his players trium-
phantly through Schuberts great G
major symphony. the score OF which
was discovered by Schumann at Vienna
after the composers death In a heap
or old music thought to he worthless.
Schunann sent It to Mendelssohn, who
produced at at Lcipsig the following
year-lsS9. Tho beauty and strength OF
It has inspired many a composer since
mon. and a very large audience heard
II again yesterday with manifest ploas-
ure. MIR. Damrosch finished his WE'LL
dainty scherzo and arlequin by Lalo,
Josef Stransky and the Philharmonic
orchestra presented an ail-wagner pro-
Srafhme at Carnegie Hall yesterday
AFTERNOON. which drew full house and
won us pronounced approval. II began
with tho 'R!enzi' and Flying Dutch
man overtures. and ended with the
Kaiser March" The most popular
numbers were the Ride OF the Val
kyrics" from Die Walkuere." "Sieg-
frted's Rhine Journey" from "Goetter-
daemmerung' and the Good Friday
spell from "Parsifal.' Besides these,
there were "rannhauser's Pilgrimage"
the prelude and li"bestod from Tristan
ind Isolde" "Waldweben" from "Sieg-
fried and the preludes to Die Meister-
singer" and the third act OF "Lohen-
grim" eacn well played.
The Metropolitan Opera House was filled
10 overflow ing at the concert last night
10 hear one of the greatest of pianists.
Josef Holman, and Pasuunle Amato.
Holman played Rubnsten's II minor
concerto with superb mastery and poetic
l'e'H'Es -NllldNp ftlS lsdIo tuNdllnl,
Largo al Factotum, from the Bar Der
Of Seville" in his own inimitable way.
and u group of songs to a piano accom-
panimont. Miss Louise Coke contrib
uted Micaela's aria from Carmen" and
Two songs IN English. Richard Hase-
mann conducted.
One OF the best OF the seasons sum
day popular operate concerts at the
Century Opera House was that of last
night II deserved larger audience
than it got. Lois Ewell. with Johann
Strauss's Voices of Spring" and Nor
-an Kingston. with three English songs
won the most favor: but Mary Carson
Tor her "Caro Nome Beatrice La
Paine for an aria from Louise" and
Messrs. Whcatlcy. krcldler and Kauf-
man were well received. The sextet
from Lucia" was the closing number
Mr.. Pasternack conducted the first and
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-12-01
Curtainings by the Yard

Special Offering fine Maruuisette
Curtainingx- lace edga 0od
insert-value 70. ...................... ~
1-inch Imported Cream and White
Madras-vine. fllet and other
cffectA-vAiue 80. .................. .3N
Another Lot-36-inch-value .8....s IA
50-inch Sunfast and Unfadabe
Draperies-MRdras effects
sea greens. old blues, crimson,
rose and wood tones-apecisl.. .0S
Gift Table Covers
Finest French Velour Table
Covers-borderod with plain
centres or allover Oriental effects
.."''-.-....-..''...~'" .8.Ss
80 sBS
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-12-01
APPRAIsALs OF ESTATES.

Rudolph Kraft Of Greenwich. Conn. /;
died March 6. 1gi2: assets taxable in
New York State; net value. 1854.
Henry Abr. died May %, 1910; tota,
estate. T.sS: net value. s72,399.
Mary g. Todd. died Feb. II. ln3:
total estate. SCI. ea1; net value, SECS.
virginia A. Sterling of Newton, Mass,
died March n, ls11: gross New York "a.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-12-01
Now on Sale-Importer's Stock
Quilted Sill Robes, Sacques and Vests.
Unusual Purchase Values.
DELIVERY SCHEDULE

PAID and q. o. D. within
% miles.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-12-01

MORNING SPEClALS-Tsmesrow Tuesday, Until l Pm
No
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-12-01
WATCHES--WATCHES
AS TIME ITSELF
For Men and Women


women's solid Goid Bracelet Watches
expansion ilnk--flat thin model
gold or silver dial-valus 600. IDS
Solid Gold Chatclaine Watches
plain for monoRrams-fancy dia's-
value t'O ....''.''.'s''' '.'''''S.USI
women'H Gold Filled Watches
Hunting case-Huaranteed for 10 yrs.
--ougine turned or fancy designs
value VIZ ~. Observation-Disclosures. S.uS
womsn's Solid Gold Hunting Case
Watchc--hright English finish
value 1lLC0. ......................... .SS
womcn's Gold FILLED Bracelet
watches-warrantcd for 70 yrs,-
expansion link-dssirAbie size
regularly 500 .....................S .DS
Sterling Silver Bracelet Watches
s .iny 'n ,i,aiEyni"s % no'e. nv
Genu,n. Gun Metal Bracelet Watches
expansion iinks-vai. Si2.60......0.0 "
Mems Gold Filled Watches
thin inodes-gold or silver diahs-
value VBW, ............. ..........s..'O Obs
Mems Gold FILLED wAtohsa-
thin model for monOgrAms-
Is year guarantee
fifteen level movement
value Slb %. Observation-Disclosures. .OS
Mems Hunting Caae Watches
Waltham or ElRtn movement
engine turned or fancy Cases
cases guaranteed for o. yrs
value &lSW.. .......................
Mems Sterling silver Watches
desirable SKIES engine turned Or
fancy cases-value ~ 0..........-.S. 40
Mems and Boys Gun Metal Watches
1nl N
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-12-01
The EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, pEcEMBER l. 1913

crowded as 1t would have been except
for the Army and Navy football game.
Geraldine Farrar. singing Marguerite
In . performance Of Faust by the
Metropolitan Opera Company at the
Brooklyn Academy 81 Music on sstus-
day night. was unable to finish the per-
Torrance. Rita Ernis. who had sung
Siebel. took her place in tho last act and
SAVED the day. Miss Farrar had not
quite recovered from an attack Of bron-
chitis whsn she appeared in "Madams
butterfly last week and the strain,
probably. made her nervous as we'll as
ILL., DR.. Holbrook Curtis. II is under
stood, does not think the matter serious.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-12-01

q 4 BOWS. 81 week; Waltham wa,ches Ma
" y Harlem Branch. PIT W. i.otn, Opsn Egg
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-12-01
SHEFFIELD SILVER PLATE
Newsst-Choicsst
All Hand Pissoed
We'll KnoVvn Maka

Large Centre Pieoe-for fruit or
candy bowl: on high stand
with hanging bashets.........86 90
Fruit or Nut Baskets
With handles, ...l0.4e- 1&.Q4
Without handles. DDS. 1923
ComportS-can also be uaed
for cake OF sandwiches. .......-. 40. ~
Quadruple Plated Tea Sets
plain and engraved. ) .OS to lA0S
Quadruple Plated Cake
Baskets ................ 2.O6 10 Los
ouadrupe Plated Bowls. %
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-12-10
WAGES ARE FIXED,
Minimum for Women in Oregon 1855
per Week.

Portland, Ore. Dec. 10.-A ruling
made by the state welfare commission
last night effective in 60 days prescribes
a minimum scale of $s.25 a week for all
women employed in Industrial occupa-
lions in the state OF Oregon and fixes
"a hours for the maximum time they
can be employed in any one week. The
time Of employment before a woman
shall be considered an experienced
worker and entitled to the minimum
wage is hxed at one year and the wage
for the apprentice period is fixed at Sc
q week.
I'VE deem that the sum required to
retain a self supporting woman in fru-
gal but decent conditions Of living is
an absolute minimum of 1925 a week"
says the report Of the Inference ON
which the commissions ruling Is based.
The conference was composed Of
three representatives each. Of the en-
ployees. employers and the general
public.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-12-10
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE,
RICH SOII.

and good pasture. $16 to SIS per acre
in the Rain Belt Of Gilbert Co., Colorado.
good crops OF timothy. clover and native
season Heavy crops Of potatoes, wheat,
Healthiest place in the world. One look
Ask the Rock Island general freight agent
from that are raised without irrigation, in
han. Ramah and Simla by train loads.
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