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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-27
TO EXHIBIT
| AT CHICAGO
WEST VIRGINIA TO EXHIBIT At
UNITED STATES LAND
81 OW.
Show To Be Held at Chicago, From
November 20 to December Q
and All States Will
Exhibit.

The state department OF Agricui-
ture. under the charge of II. z. VIII,
Jams. Of Charleston. has signed up
for space with the United States
Land Show. which will be held In
Chicago. from November 20 to DE
cember s. inclusive. The department
stated that their object In taking
space at this great show was 10 ad-
vertise TO the people OF the middle
west the agricultural and industrial
possibilities OF the state OF West Viz
ginia.
The department will put on eIai.
bition the very best products Of our
state which can be secured. Good
specimens OF all kinds OF agricultural
products which can be kept in good
condition until that time are desired
and suitable exhibits OF other pro
ducts OF our state which will not take
up too much space. but which Will
illustrate the great markets which We
have within our borders.
Those having such products which
they think will be suitable for max
ing such show are requested TO no
tify II. W. Williams. commissioner OF
Agriculture. Charleston. W. Va, 20
that arrangements can be made tor
packing and shipping.
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lNCONCLUSIVE MOVEMENT NOTED ON
THE NEW YORK MARKET YESTERDAY

New York. Sept. 26.-Although there
was some Improvement in the action
Of the stock market today as COM
pared with the sessions Immediately
preceding. the movement was still in
conclusive. The market was as far
as ever from being shaped TO a defin-
lite course. and the unsteady fluctua-
tons apparently reflected nothing
more than the maneuvers of profes-
slonal traders.
Early transactions showed a CON
fused mixture OF small gains ano
losses. The only cons picuous move.
ment was in Union Par!c!fic. which
rose steadily 10 the highest figure OF
the week. The rumor Of a cash dis
tribution on this stock was revived
and made TO do duty once again. The
advance in this stock exercised com
paratively little influence on the gen
eral market. Gradually. however. n
frm tone developed with a showing OF
strength In Erie. Reading and Can.
Gains IN general we're insignificant.
and the strong features were levelled
down by a selling movement in the
last hour
Fore casts Of tomorrow bank state.
ment indicated rain in cash holdings
OF about 100000. Total sales 27s..
O00 shares.
Bonds developed a good tone with
pronounced strength in the Rock Isl
and issues. Total sales. par value
United States bonds were m.
changed on call.
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ELKINS FAIR
To De Held Next Week, and the
Affair VIII BE Bigger and Better
Than Ever.

~fccill risratch to the fnteiIirerce-
ELklNS. ". Va. sept 20 Plans
mat hav" have been perfected for the
fourteenth annual Elkins fair insure
~" high standard ~ that institution
VIII BE- more than maintained next
week. September 20 and October I
and 2. when tho biz exhibition takes
place. These plans insure that the
coming fair viii BE- nv far the great
'st IN thr history 81 tho Elkins fair
association
Many new features have been pro.
vidcd for This year. some ~ them Of
a decidedly novel character In ad.
hitpn Co fhc horse races there viii
w. a Nv milo motorcycle race There
VIII o. series ~ acropiano flights
end other blk free attractions. and
Nh" racing will be- by far the finest
ever aeon hero. bic purscs having
ben hung 40 which have attracted
not only n biz field hut also tho hirh.
go clasS ~ horses and insure some
~ ih' finest sport ever Witnessed In
the state
u ie expected tho attendance will
smash al rrcorde Entries received
indicat" an departments viii be- fIled
70 overlooking with tho finest live
stock farm products. etc raised In
tho state The educational exhibit Of
The college 81 Agriculture will be
shown her" and interest 81 tho farm
ers is greatly aroused
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THE WEATHER
CONDITIONS

The low pressure. or storm area. Is
passing this morning over Ontario
looping southwark into the Lake Re.
gion. where there were scattered show.
ers during the past "a hours.
storm OF considerable energy "a
central In the West Gulf this morning
preceded to the northward BY heavy
rains; The following 24-hours were
noted: Shreveport. 5.9S; Galveston.
4: 30; Corpus Christi. 1852.
The high pressure. fair and cool
weather area covers the country from
the Pacific eastward into the Middle
mississippi Valley. covering practically
al the West. The temperatures were
sections southwark into Nebraska
Unsettled weather. with local rains
tonight or Saturday is predicted Tor
day.
Local data: Highest temperature
yesterday. 19': lowest last night. 62S
The Ohio will fall slightly.
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SECOND EXCURSION
To Near "Billy" Sunday In steuben
Vile VIII Re Run Thurs
day, October 2.

Tho second n the special trains 70
Steubenville on account Of tho "Sua-
day Meetings" will be run over the
fennsylvania Lines Thursday. Octo.
Dor ? Tho train will leave the sta.
ton ~ Eleventh mad water streets
81 SOS =. NJ Returning will leave
Stoubenville ~ 10 y. VI. arriving in
Wheeling about n O'Clock
Tho fare o. one wav 80 cents
round trip 81 Tickets are for SAFE
~ the VI 4. a. the y W e 4.
Nay shoe Store and Perry's station.
airy store
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Fire at Tollansbee.

At u o'clock Friday morning flames
were discovered In the frame building
occupied by the Miil Towns Review. Fol-
lausbee weekly newspaper The flames
We're spreading rapidly when tie alarm
was turned Ia. and the firemen RESPONDED
promptly and eNtiuguiShed the flames
me damage done To- the building was all
IN me interior. little or no damage be-
INK done To- the exterior OF tire building.
" u not known how the fire originated
nut ~ d. Thought to have been caupd
~ crossed wires. az 10 was on the eide
"f Tie building near where the wires en-
ter. Ic mas hin.rv b. all on this side
II the building. hut being an overnc.d
was not damaged hy the flames Tic
water turned into the building PROBABLY
ruined the paper stock and vet the ma
Clinerv. but otherwise the printing
equipment was not damaged
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b)-Transfer books close Sept. goth
Sept. s0th.
t2l-Transfer books close Oct 2Ist.
Tor or per cent cash dividend pay
able oct. 3ist
tSl-Transfer hooks close Sent 90
Tor = per cent cash dividend payable
October /.
cash dividend payable Oct is
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Money.

NV YORK. sept 20 MONEY o,
cossiI st..dS rams. ~ g Sc. ruling ra,e
80. bid xSsr. asked -. Time Noney
u".H ~ 81. siv wpaths -. n g.
'"pp'f quiet. STANDARD spot Sf5 40
30 el'cfrulytir SIC 1916 ~ iaI.
y u'. casting SIC ga - IS Tin
N"ak. spot 81 f5T - - Lead So -s
asked. SIcit.r s. C5f,5 20. Iron Cutct
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Coffee.

Special Dispatch 80 the fr'efiirercer
~fecial IN-rafsh 60 tho frfef!fcer~er
NEN YORK. sept - -- fiavre market
~" iran decline 90 oue-quarfer franc
advance. Scpfemhar futures closed or
icrei - go. December closed orerad
~ - o.. March closed offered - -rr.
MAJ 'l"-rt offered 20 . Sc. July closed
offered az 99Sr Rio 80 : otofeF "A
', cents. Market steady.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-27

feeling OF caution is less NANTES, than
heretofore
"Cnseasonably low temperatures IN
some parts OF the country have led 20
further claims OF crop damage. bua dis
trihution OF merchandise at retail has
been benefited and the wholesale move
ment as gradually expanding. Well
maintained activity is apparent IN all de
par mentS OF the dry goods markets.
Failures this week numbered Pa In
the United states against eel last year.
and = In Canada compared with "a a
year ago"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-27
WELLSBURC


Charles Nichols had his bicycle taken
from the Third ward school house Fri
day evening and did not recover IL until
evening IL had been left on the hill
side near the high school building \
colOred boy was noticed lettering near
the high school building. and when asked
by Janitor l. =. MOzingo why he was
not at school. replied that he did not
live here and did not have to 20 TO
school on the same forenoon. Pete
Tranhert has his bicycle stolen from the
same building and thus far IL has not
been found.
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cafs"r ~ the ffiEh school ff~etted a.
inspiring start on last Tueedav Tb.
SOP defeated TIE Juniors Iu p h0tty
.t,his -len Ehme. by score - 20 20 -
lhe Ffeshwcn held e. short. -T-.rf.y rr,~.
10 "n ~ 'duee'iaf. und stopped the sen
intr. VINO were NOT in frir. If q tally az
lA Tor ihT frerhies and 20 Tor tho SEN
lpfs These games uflt Do continued 30
tween Inc classes until the REGULAR ae,.
son orcue and the VARSITY men viii l.
1851 .t"n among the different teams
Ws system was substituted for foot
hiN in order ~ please the hoys ubo
Nefe dead 80 On having team On the
iermfs could not 90 bad from the mar.
fHtH. Hllnwirc fleir hofa Co. rfav. v.fb
"it Whirh They could not don tho mole
ShinH 70 rerrcsf 20 The iffgh rrhooi
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DUN'S REVIEW SAYS IMPROVEMENT
IN TRAD is GOOD BUT NOT UNIFORM

NEW YORK. Sept. 2s.-Dun's Review
will saw tomorrow:
Sustained progress along conserva-
tive lines IL the keynote OF advices from
the leading mercantile centers. I'm
provement Is not wholly uniform and
some sections and branches q ftrade re-
feet better conditions than others. In
the aggregate. however. the volume or
current transactions continues large and
though hesitancy Is eth shown in en-
tering upon future commitments the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-27

ers at the Bowling alleys " the Wells
burg Bowling club. thus breaking the
tie that had existed between three OF
tie that had existed between three II
the teams for some time past.
Marriage Licenses.
Joseph ~ Robinson. Jr. and MarKaret
Nefter. both Of Pittsburgh. p
Charles = Wells and Catherine n
LiEEett. both OF Toronto. o.
Mycr Ruhinon. Natrona. Pa. and Car
oliue KoSs Huber. Pittsburgh. Pa.
Henry Rail- Chastel and Gene Alice
McC1vmout. both ~ Meadow Lands. Pa,
Harry Eiwooi tArbogast and cecil
Olive Tostlethwait. both 81 WclishurE.
Herman Mangoid and stella Frederick
both ~ Pittsburgh. Pa.
I"scrh. kuccr~ and Rose ciayboss.
both ~ Carnegie. IA
Henry " Rounemann snd Janet X
Lowry both Of Pittsburgh. ia.
oscar John Nunk and Fdlfn Meirose
MCNunn. both - Pittsburgh. ~
Walter T. Lister and Anna " Getson.
both ~ Irwin. "a
Robert uon9ld puntiei AMI Minnie
Gertrude Sheppard. both 81 Indcpend.
enre. Pa.
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Butter. Eos and Ch.,.

NEW YORK. Sept 2s.-Putte- vol
Ssreainery extras 3iiz q $40; fr-ts 2sss
nrsts 20 n soc % 90
Iheese Steady. unchanged
changed Nh-
Flour-Rarelv s,ead, e..
grades with demand moderate. snrin,
patents - 4Oq4 IS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-27

y v. Patrick has commenced the work
~ surteyinr the streets - the Fourth
ward ~ directed hv city council 70 de-
tcrfnine n NJ former rradea given were
correct and tallviuE with the original
GRADES established whom that portion 81
tnzcHrvilie.
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AsoLrsz CASE oRsrs CALL

CifiCAGO. sept - Members % th-
board ~ trade today voted TO abolish
the cash grain call" which was the
point ~ attack made BY the Federal rov.
eminent IN an antitrust suit filsd q
rear ago.
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OVER rounrnEx CENT LEVEL.

NEw ORLEANS Ia. sept 7s-MareN
and NAV cotton options broke over tn
10 cent lcvel here to-day ~ the high
est the entire market was up Is to a.
points
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-27

Charlie. AGED six. asked st the sod.
water counter Tor a cone 81 t-e cream,
The clerk. not catching hia order. asksd
DO you want two coneaf~
want two" sstd charlie. hut I've
only got one nickel
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Stocks


N)-Books closed Sept goth for ,
per cent cash dividend PAYABLE oct Lev
~ cent cash dividend payable Oct
Transfer books close oct. 9Th
oct 18th.
Transfer books closed Sept ao,h
for > per cent each dividend payable
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PtTTsHt'HGH Pa. Union sfo-t
lnrde). sept. 20 --|aftic steady. aIrrt~
$50
sheep SLOW supply f7fr Prime wefh.
or. $50 ~ - no. rutia nnf common p .a
~ 70. lambs. fnomTa-
Veal calves. ff.fOufg0n
lipga Ftrnur. rrrrirfe. ~ dor bfe.fertu
Prime ffnvtoa. enns Hn. +r.f.,i,,.- =,
heavy yofkrrs. 3b19 90. rRht vorr.-.
m 90 GOV
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-27

Hon. VI VI. NeeIy. Democratic nominee
Tor congress from the First Congression.
al district. will speak at Barth's opera
house Monday evening. September 20.
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CHICAGO. sept - Close. Hoe
Ecrcirtr. 49, onN. strong Erfa. ttg,..
Hulk ~ sale. e1nut.0. frFf ~,
~. rliT"d. snog o 90. hsavr aasr
SO pigs. fffNsrf
cattle Receipts. 1000 steady u.,,,.
tEt Mf ~. Texas steers .rr.t. g..
weatnrn sfrcrs. 100s 90. 80. rers ,,t
i'.i'fr 900 ~ cows and hslfrrr. 2 qr
Fheer Hereirfs. ts.nH0. steady O., to-
lower. Nftlve. G0utGs w..t.r, --
n % yefriings. ION IN fr.t- o..
Two. lou ". western. - ...t. ..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-27

'ifl Fnriueer p " Tatrirk has berur
ne survey ~ The lines ~ 2Gff eEfh'
..th and llth streets. which was order.
sion - laat MoufsY stenirr ~ ~.itt D.
.cVffal datF before the survey o. com
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WHEAT

CHICAGO. sept 2s-Ruinsh cable.
l"uay Hfted the market here but tho
advance was not well maintained TL.
MARKET closed nervous at a. range vary
inH rom last nights figures to a - q
oats with n gain 81 "A shade To- - ana
provisions unchanged 20 Csc OF.
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Petroleum

OIL CITY Pa. sept % -Credit hi
an'"s 30. Runs 27i2sG avrrag. III.
- shipments is9.253. average Ii9.-
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90 Transfer foptH close Sent 20 f,~
g. c4-h dividend payable oct fat
90 Transfer book close COZ 10 Tor
's q o. cash dividend. rafHtf. Dsf
4IHt
t3J Tranefer books close Sept 90 for
D % cash dividend payable y ahar i
90. hooks close Drtpfer Gfh fur ~.
cHrh dIviderd payable Octotsr 18Th
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-27

WHEELING. W. Va gert 90. IA
fanE- u srtiss sto.ks on to 80
tork sf1rE Frof anE- rrrr-.f-i daily -
a y Eastsn & CO. brokers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-27

s" Won vent IN swimming after .
trid yuu not o. en-
so. rir. vent IN walking. an didn't
swim until the water waa IA, 90 mr.
nsck"--fiouston ToHt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-27
CHICAGO TABLE NO. ..

Cash quotations were as .aIl.Xa.
Rye 10. SIS
barley -fNNEl
Timothy uE7B.
clover Q 00nti.BO.
Pork -22 90
Lard Hos
Islba-fn 5O0ff7B
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WHEELING. W. Va. sept. Is. IA
Tbs active t'tttsoIrEn rt,cI - corr.-t,a
aeIlJ ~ A. L. Nast-n & Co. bankers
ana boxers National Exchange Bans
building
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INDusTHiALs. ETC
Fidelity Local Stock,-


NlltFLlet. ". Va. Efff HG ~
Corrected daily fpf fre Intel. genrer
~ ihs Fidelity fnvoHttreut assoc. iatiYD.
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Baron Local Stocks.

El.f.f W. Va. sept 20 80
Ifr following qunfafirus on o.. f,,fa
ectlve wheeling Stocks are corrected
dailly Tor The Intelligcncef ~ OsofgseW
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-27
STOCKS. Par. Bid. ASK. Il A

Baron. local broker. and r. X. Marshall
manager. Bend Department
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-27

WHEELING. ". Va. ss9t %. "a
Rep rtrt ry a. O.. Aiasten &. 60. l. y
Brand. manager, members Seu YorE
Stock Exchange.
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Mrs. HoloAolo. wife Of n foreigner tiv-
irE on Allegheny street. Foilanshee took
quantity ~ c1fholic acid Weinesdav
~ an e0'ff o. end her life \ phyatrfar
vas Immediately called and administered
antldotes. and fhe " getting along nice
~. She dit NOT take the acid in suNl
severely. Shc has = Husband ard So,
eral children living. ~ g. not know n
what induced her 10 try 70 erf her ne
a. she has always been hiEfIy respected
In the community.
No Change.
a., mere y NJ visible change In the CON
diiiou 81 Alex chamberlain Who took ri
U 1t &c "l mercury tablets Monday
hlElt ~ an snort o. end his life TFc
alatendlnE physicians are hopeful Of
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Irof William HilL ~ pethany. was =.
~ moss visitor On The fIft r'ridsv
Charles Hailcy vac q Wheeline vt-t,o-
yesterday ''''''
Erwin uouEiaa walter Mver ana Ia.
90 The euIIfhfiefd ohio fsfr 80 t,.t4F
w ir I'nuElnH and Shields tIavto,
we're Wheeling visitors Yesterday
Wcnrv o. Wells OF u,,rh ~
Was Wcilahurr visitor on Frif,,
The Vol brought IN on the he'd o.,
'irf'ua Run ON Thursday svenfop ~
We ''fa Armstrong farm ~ miller a
Nilfrcu. is said Co. BE- a cod ,r,.i,,,.NN
lhia tfinFs The OIL territory stit near
WellFhurE and eurouraEes thr betic.
mat ou VII hc found az or near the
mouth ~ Hunaio Greek
The SriEaly Bears won over. the TIg,
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New York Curb Market.

Total sales $50 shares
= Et dis. 4 per cent
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|. ~ ., NE".y;:
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Pittsburgh Stocks.

E1-div. u. per cent
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-01-07
BOY KILLS GIRL
PLAYING WITH GUN
EIkO Shocked by Sunday
Morning Tragedy

Elko, Ga, January yesterday
morning while at play, little Irene
Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. j. T.
Smith, was shot and killed by the
6-year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs. A. c..
Kimsey at their home near here
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith had recently
moved here and little Irene had gone
back to visit the family of Mr.. Kim
sey While Mrs. Kimsey was prepar-
ing breakfast, she was startled by
the report of the shotgun and rush
ed into the room to find the little
girl MORALLY wounded The most Of
the charge of shot entered the arm
of the little girl, and the attending
doctor took the arm off, hoping to
save her life, but the weapon had done
its deadly work and she died during
the afternoon. Both families are
Frustrated because of the accident.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-01-07
She CAVE Up
ALL HOPE
Physicians Failed To Help Mrs
Green, But She Finally Found
Relief in Cardui.

Meetze, Va.-Mrs. J. c. Green of this
place, says: II suffered with womanly
troubles so that l could hardly sit up.
Two of the best doctors in our town
treated me, and tried different medi-
cines, until l gave up all hope of ever
getting well.
One day, I decided to try some Car
dui. 1t did SO much for me that
ordered some more, and it cured me!
Today, feel as well as l ever did in
my life.
The pains and the trouble are all
gone. l feel like another person in
every way. / wish every sufferer could
know what Cardui will do for sick
women"
A few doses of Cardui at the right
time, will save many big doctor bill,
by preventing serious sickness.
1t tones up the nervous system, and
helps make pale cheeks fresh and rosy.
Thousands Of weak women have been
restored to health and happiness by
using Cardui. Suppose you try it.
1t may be just the medicine you need.
N. B. Write To-. Ladies' Advisory Dept, Chatta.
nooga Medicine Co, Chattanooga, Tenn for SPECIAL
Instructions and 64-page book, Home Ireatmsut
fer women" sent in plain wrapper. on request
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-01-07
WILSON TALKS
OF INAUGURATION
Students May Participate in
Parade

Trenton, N, j., Jan. 6.-President-
elect Wilson got up unusually early
today and was at work on his CORES
pondence before 9 o'clock. He had
an appointment for the afternoon
with Representative A. Mitchell
Palmer, national committeeman from
Pennsylvania, whose name frequently
has been mentioned as a possibility
for the cabinet. Mr.. Palmer was
floor leader of the Wilson candidacy
at the Baltimore convention Paul 9.
Myers president of the Woodrow
Wilson club of Princeton university
talked with the governor about the
proposal of Princeton undergrad
yates to take part in the inaugural pa
rade. If tn epresident-elect wanted
a small escort Myers suggested that
ondw the senior class go; otherwise a
thousand undergraduates could be
in line.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-01-07
TEST FOR Pure
BRED CATTLE
R. 0. Johnson of American
Jersey Club is Tester

Athens, Ca, Jan. 6.The first testing
for advanced registration of pure-bred
cattle in Georgia has been inaugurated
at Kensington Farm, in Walker coun-
ty, through the instrumentality of the
Georgia State College of Agriculture.
r. o. Hutcheson, a graduate of hte
college of last year, and appointed as
an authorized tester by the American
Jersey Cattle club, is conducting the
tests. The Inauguration of this work
is important to the development of
high standard pure-bred cattle in
Georgia. If tests show proper class,
and advanced registry certificate is
issued by the national club. An ad-
vance is conditional on yield of butter
fat. For instance, a COW five years
old that produces 500 pounds of but
ter fat gets an advanced registration.
She is then worth more because Of
her established record, her progeny
is more valuable and dairymen have a
reliable basis for improving their
herds fly introducing higher grade
strains.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-01-07
ARCHIBALD and HIS
Wife TO TESTIFY
The Impeachment Proceed
iDgs viii End Today

Washington, Jan 6. The climax
of the impeachment trial of Judge
Robert w Archibald of the commerce
court, was reached when the senate
court reconvened today prepared to
hear the testimony of Judge Arch
bald himself and of Mrs. Archibald.
The accused jurist had determined
after consultation with his attorneys
to take the stand to answer person
ally questions as to his relations
with the railroad officials and charges
that he used his judicial office to
influence railroads to make advan-
tageous commercial deals with him
the Scranton, Pa, field.
Mrs. Archibald was to tell of the
kinship between herself an. Henri
w Cannon, whose invitation to Arch
bald to enjoy an European trip at his
expense has been brought into the i'm
parchment case as indicating Judge
Archbald's receipt of favors from pos
sible litigants.